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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1936

Page

5

Social Notes From Amelia Area Gatherings And Appointments

Mrs Doty entertains in Ed Leach home St Louis several church and social visits are listed with many locals hosting Sunday school classes and family dinners. Irene Hutson Hutson family events the Philathea class meets at Perins with Julia Glover and others noted.

Lexington H. P. Landon Florence Kirgan Thornton Portsmouth Nannie Channel Bantam Offutt’s Vernon Whitt Nancy Amelia Offerly Coslett Mesdames Cnas, Houser J.R. Carlisle Philathea Perin John Ida Hutson Stella Glover F. W. Hall Norwood Frank Moore Locksland Rachel Perin Julia Glover Clara Eppert Erma Milford Morley Eppert A. B Mattox Robert Ingalls Fred Ingall John Purdum Will Versalles Ind Leroy Purdum Wilmington Grandma Purdum Lowell Gray Mariemont Roy Hutson Buddy Byrd Robert Flora

Local Social Roundup in Glenest Area

Hyde Park and Norwood residents visit friends across Glenest. Sunday gatherings include Mrs. Smythe, Mrs. Donovan, and several couples. Avey and son travel to Williamsburg and Dayton. Beagle, Jacobs, Haspel families host and entertain others.

Mt Carmel 8th Grade Tops State Test and Baseball Champions

Summerside Mt Carmel 8th graders led state test rankings while the county field meet at Amelia saw Mt Carmel finish second. The team defeated Amelia 25 to 9 to claim the baseball championship. Wyoming residents Henry Strohmanger and wife visited John and William Schneider and H Born and wives.

Summerside Mt Carmel Mt. Carmel Amelia Henry Strohmanger George Strohmanger Wyoming John and Wm. Schneider

Local Social Notes From Ross To Blanchester Gatherings

Sunday visits span Ross Moyne Mt Healthy and Norwood with families including Enger Schuehler Thallman Hawk Mill er Runyon Tufts Hatch Garrison Spencer and Johnson. The article lists multiple hosts guests and birthday observances across several towns.

Rose Trocelmann Rossmayne Elmer Shulte Minnie Belle Becker Mt. Healthy Earl Enger Dave Schuehler Norwood Wm. J. Schuehler Joe Thallman Olimer Williamsburg Headley Hawk Harold Millers Bessie Hawk Anna Runyon Howard Tufts Jean Viola John Effie Hatch Arthur Dan Garrison Blanchester Jimmie Spencer This Place Claude Johnson Midland City Bob Davidson Our Young Russell’s Station Emmett Creager

Local visitors share time with Bethel families

Bethel residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Families from Eaton Cincinnati Portsmouth Winchester and Cincinnati joined gatherings with the Bee Swope White McNutt Duncan Reed Swing and others at multiple homes and church events.

Dale Bee Eaton, C Walter Bee Ed. Swope Francis Georgetown Juanita Vera White Cincinnati John White B. F. Swing Jolly Sewing Club Bethel Woman’s Club Batavia Club W. S. Moore Ida McNutt Edgar Will McNutt Fairview Heights Walter Duncan Billy Carolyn Portsmouth W. E. Thompson Wayne Buckley Chile Lulu Frazier Lottie Remley Dr. Scott Jack Wymer James Swope Clarence Smith O. C. Davison Dale South Columbus Rob Hill Norton Lee Porter Reed Hubert Reed Ray Duncan Winchester

Death in Newtonsville and local social notes

Mrs. Margaret Schooley died at her daughter’s home in Franklin. Funeral at the M. E. Church, burial in Plainview Cemetery. A May 14 Ladies' Aid meeting is planned at Mrs. Ruth Williams’ home. The column lists numerous Sunday visits and gatherings among local families including the Stevicks, Kingmans, Meek, Washburn, Raucher, Hill, L. Hill, Malott, Shirmer, Mayme Bigam, Willard Plank, Clara Bales, T. L. White, Mahala Grossnickle, Beulah Hall, Swartz, White, Burns, Wood, and Anstaett families.

Margaret Schooley Bessie Johnson Franklin M. E. Church Plainview Cemetery Ruth Williams Earl Jones W. L. Stevicks Robert Kingman Clifton Sara Raucher Allensburg Herbert Williams Francis Malott Steve Shirmer Milford Arthur Meinken Mayme Bigam Oakley Clara Bales Dee Queen Ark Willard Plank T. L. White Mahala Grossnickle Beulah Hall Richard Goshen Robert Ogle Albert Swartz Jos. Swartz Walter White Chas. Burns Ralph Wood Cincinnati Emma Pringle Wilson Carl Anstaett Owensville

Marathon community notices and obituaries brief

Miss Ruth Warman spent the past week at Hillsboro. Mrs. Florence Duchemien died. funeral services were held Monday with community sympathy. Miss Irma Slater of Miamiville visited the Meeks family. Marathon teachers and pupils visited Cincinnati Zoo.

Ruth Warman Hillsboro Charles Ireton A. G Irma Slater Miamiville Allen Meeks Marathon School Cincinnati Zoo Alice Hobson Margie Shreve Mulberry James Hobson al Moyer Holmer Moyer Middletown Thurman Matthews Wilmington Gladys Weak

Bank Chartering Policy Reviewed by NJ Official

Philadelphia report covers Carl K. Withers, New Jersey Banking and Insurance Commissioner, urging sound chartering policy for banks. He warns against political influence and over competition between state and national systems and cites community need, honesty, capital adequacy, and local conditions as key factors.

Philadelphia Carl K. Withers Banking and Insurance New Jersey American Bankers Association Supreme Court of the United States

Public confidence questioned as bank deposits rise

William A. Boyd of Ithaca argues that despite claims of an apparent loss of public confidence in banks, deposits continue to grow. He says banks serving their communities since 1929 show sustained respect and confidence, and many have never had to regain public trust.

William A. Boyd Ithaca N. T

Trust Institutions Directory Totals 2,853 Firms and Funds

The Trust Division of the American Bankers Association lists 2,853 institutions with aggregate capital funds of 4.416 billion and total resources of 35.443 billion. It notes 6,949 people employed in this bank area, comprising 1,356 state chartered trust companies and 1,497 national banks with trust departments in 1,684 cities.

American Bankers Association

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