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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1938
Page
5
Courier correspondence lists dozens of regional visitors and gatherings. Families, clubs, and church groups from Clermont County attend dinners, parties, and meetings at homes in Milford, Blanchester, and surrounding towns. Baccalaureate and commencement plans, hospital news, and local school activities punctuate the weekend roster.
Mrs P M Offutt of Cincinnati returned home after a visit with Miss Anne Kelsey. Harry Kelsey has been staying at TenderBack's Elk Lick for Carroll who is ill.
Mrs H B Smythe and Mrs Charles McGuire spent Monday in Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Frank McGuire and others attended the Methodist Women's Association in Wilmington Ohio. Betty Philhower visited Mrs Ed Huheey Thursday evening. George Stewart called on the Huheeys recently. The Social Club was entertained by Mr and Mrs Herman Didday at Olive Branch Wednesday. Fenner Helvey and daughter Mildred of Dayton visited the McGuires for a weekend. Bobby Sperry and Louise Eelips spent the weekend with Phil Sperry born out as noted. John Kuhn and daughter Wood spent Friday with Mr and Frank Kuhn.
Regular meeting of the ry Mie Woman was held Friday May 6 in the Library Room with Mrs Carrie Page presenting a paper titled Taxpayers Meet Your County and Mrs Bertha Harrington delivering Odd Invention of Today Music by the club Annabelle Harris hosted. Numerous visits from Georgetown Cincinnati Winchester Lookout Norwood Oxford Kennedy Heights Covington and Maysville households noted along with H A S Society events and Sunday gatherings at multiple homes.
The note extols the Great Salt Lake as pure water and urges visitors to swim and enjoy its unique mineral-rich environment despite unclear wording and fragmented phrasing.
A busy week with repairs leaving a man on crutches after injuring his foot. Attended Snow White in Batavia, Mothers Day gatherings hosted by the Young Peoples Class, Alma Dolen visiting relatives, and plans for quilting by Ladies H Circle. News includes hospital visits, funeral attendance, and neighbors calling on old friends.
Mrs. Sarah Taylor in Owensville notes D. W. West is home from the hospital. Mrs. Mamie Favret hosted relatives and friends Sunday. Clara Ansteatt of City visited her parents. Arnold Ansteatt welcomed a baby girl born at Jewish Hospital. Families from Xenia Bellevue and Newport, Ky joined gatherings with local residents and relatives over the weekend.
Belfast Wm Corner notes a Sunday night program led by Miss Ruth Rapp drawing a large crowd. A next Sunday event led by Mrs Day is announced with all invited. Various local residents attend goshen Masonic inspection and family visits are listed among Mrs Lewis Ansteatt and others.
Boyd L. Hill announces the division of Ohio into fifteen districts for unemployment compensation work. The act covers 45 000 employers and a million and a half workers with new districts to speed field agent activity. District eight lists Acting Supervisor Donald A. Laird and several agents serving Hamilton Butler Warren Clinton and surrounding counties.
The Cincinnati Reds face a tough road stretch after strong play at Crosley Field. They are set to close their home stay with a two game series against the Boston Bees, then continue to St. Louis, Philadelphia, New York, Brooklyn and Boston before opening the night schedule in Cincinnati against the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday May 27.
The Indiana Band of 120 pieces will perform precision formations on the diamond at 160 to 210 steps per minute before a fireworks show. Drum major F H Woltman of South Bend is noted for flag twirling and baton work. Pre game and Reds night games start around 8 PM with first pitch near 845. Mail orders for the May 27 concert are accepted at Straits Cigar Store and Union Central Building offices.
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