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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1928
Page
5
The Rev Lippert was ordained at Outville with attendance from the Rev Curtis Robinson and others. Residents and visitors from Williamsburg and nearby towns joined the ceremony and related community events as part of a busy social period.
Samuel Fulton of San Francisco and Mr and Mrs Kernoban of Peru town visited friends here last week. Will Liston and family of Chicago are guests of Warren Liston and relatives. Mrs Minnie McKay and son Ralph of wensville attended the funeral of Mrs Matick. The Sunday school class met at a church. The next Milton Rebekah lodge meeting is set for Monday evening May 1st with all members urged to attend.
Local residents share visits and greetings as Mrs. Oliver Ferris Roy Gaskins and family from Amelia spend Tuesday night with Wim Liven. Alma Heil takes a city job while many others travel for social events and church outings. Lillie Shields dies, funeral held, and community members return home after weekend gatherings.
Mr and Mrs C Ireton were Cincinnati visitors last week. J A Warman opened a restaurant and ice cream parlor in his new building. Miss Marie Christie spent the weekend at home and is attending Wilmington College. A number from here attended Owensville commencement last Thursday. Miss Irene Curtis and Clarence Kirskadden from here graduated. Ralph Coleman and sister Mildred spent Sunday with their parents. Bertram Komorin spent a few days at home. Robert and Ethel Genet had Sunday dinner with their parents. Lyman Whitenack, employed at Montgomery, spent Sunday with his mother. Arthur Wise and wife were guests of Merle Harbaugh Sunday. A W Genet and J S Curtis were in Mt. Crab Saturday. Miss Helen Jones spent a few days at Owensville with her aunt Mrs Rounds. Dr J L Fomorin spent several days last week with Dr Andrews of Hyve Park and attended a medical meeting. Mrs Mollie Rowan slowly recovering from injuries in an auto wreck. Mrs Jennie Lawwill spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Smith. Mrs Charlotte Creager is poorly. Dr and Mrs Haas spent a day last week.
Mrs. John Moerler recovers from surgery at Deaconess Hospital and expects to return home soon. Henry Purkhiser of Chattanooga travels to Cincinnati for his sister’s illness, visiting cousin G R Taylor and wife. Raymond Swing and wife stay at the Georgins girls’ cottage. Virgil Willett and family visit O A Fagin’s. Booth family from Greenville stay with them. Mrs. Sarah Smith breaks her arm and remains in critical condition, with Helen Coulter from Amelia assisting. The Christian Chapel Men’s Class, led by B L Ketchum of Batavia, enjoyed a banquet hosted by Russelville Church. Mrs. Marie Hawke visits Shelbyville, and Rev. Wm Liston and family from Chicago last week. Ladies Helping Circle plans a social at the schoolhouse next Saturday evening. Mrs. Lorena Myrick returns home after winter in Cincinnati. The Ladies Helping Circle to meet with Mrs Anna Binning in Batavia for an all day session in May. Mina Suailais to be saved as event continues.
Ben Kelly and family from Wichester Indiana spent the weekend with relatives in town. Mia and Chas Houser plan to attend the Amelia Company event next Saturday at the hostel for the Vesta Club activities.
Guests Col Penn and Miss Jennie arrived from Batavia in a new Studebaker to visit friends. Mrs Freemyer entertained her friend from Portland Indiana last week. Sam Fulton of San Francisco greeting old friends here. Harold Day left for a two year cruise in Honolulu returning to New York. Mrs Raymond Apple entertained the M P Embroidery club. Several young people attended a play at Ritford Friday evening. C B Dise and wife visited H B McGrane Sunday. ```
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