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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1927
Page
5
A stream of visits and social events spans Lebanon and surrounding areas with numerous lodge attendances, family visits, and road trips. Highlighted are Rebekah and Odd Fellows activities, Sunday gatherings at relatives, and multiple guests from Madisonville, Martinsville, Owensville, and New Hope.
The article recalls a Saturday burial for the Rust family mother and lists numerous social occurrences. It mentions Misses Mattie and Myra Lurry's deaths, a Happy Club dance at Day's with the Coon Dog Orchestra, and various visits and gatherings in Cincinnati, Mt. Healthy, Hyde Park, Goshen, Marathon, and Dayton.
The Moving Picture House in Williamsburg is now owned by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walker from Fayetteville. They remodeled the front and interior to create two aisles and improved seating for taller patrons, aiming to maintain a high standard of clean, high-class pictures with top talent. A brief social note follows on Mother's Day events and local family gatherings, including anniversaries and visits, ending with a short theater billing of Opera House shows and upcoming bills.
In Newtonsville Stanley Conn and his wife were joined by Mesdames Lucille Hill Stella Work Hie Maresh and Suanata Pringle for a community event marking the Eastern region gathering.
Local families and visitors are listed with weekend and Sunday activities. Names include Clemons, Adams, Ranson, Hughes, Schooley, Rust, McKibben, Anstead, Hutchinson, Clemon, Brewer, Wilson, Nash, Cross, Barrow, Mattox, Lipps, Livengood, Cann, Eppert, Saunders, Rust, Browning, Leverton, Lyon, Pickelheimer, Carr, Martin, Brunk, Meek, and Lipps. Activities cover visits, invitations, Mother's Day services, birthdays, hospital work, and meetings.
All girls over nine are invited to join at 2 PM Thursday at the organizer's home. Joining is free and instruction is provided across eight summer meetings. Mr. Winemiller will assist in the first meeting. The East Hill Farm Club met May 5 with nine members and three guests. papers and readings followed a social hour. Next gathering is June 2 at Mrs. DeFrates's home. Sheriff Croswell arrested Walter Harris of Williamsburg Friday night for non support, based on his wife’s charges. Harris, living in Cincinnati, was given a hearing Saturday.
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