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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1941
Page
5
Mrs Etta Duckwall and Grace Krantz of Cincinnati visited Batavia area families Sunday. Lt Franklin D Morrison and family are visiting. many relatives hosted and dined with neighbors. Local church events, court sessions, and hospital notes appear with travel and family updates across Cincinnati and surrounding towns.
The Mt Carmel Glen Este school will hold commencement in the school auditorium Thursday at 8 p m with a play and music by the Mt Carmel Glen Este band and Batavia orchestra. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Stanley Pattison. Frank Nash remains on the sick list. The Jr Rifle Cub will compete in the Greater Cincinnati Junior Rifle League meet at Wilma Rifle Club Mt Healthy Saturday. the club is a charter member.
Mrs Joseph Nobis spent Sunday in Oxford as guest of daughter Frances Nobis. Syd Brewer hosted visitors Mrs Wm Sebree and Lymas Sebree of De Kalb Illinois and Mrs R H Sebree of Amelia. Fred Robinson and Mary Louise attended Crosley Field ball game. Arthur Brewer and Batavia family visited Henry Brewer and Howard Gaskins. Ler Schuck and Harry Blackburn hosted guests. Oneda Brewer spent Saturday at the 700. Hazel Schwey handles Pierce two school census. Nobis family hosts Jr Epworth League event. Harry Beckett and Ruth Hock wedding attended at Amelia Baptist church. Peter Pan 4 H club met with Martha Nobis. Rachel Nobis leads.
Mr. and Mrs. Zenas Anstaett of Owensville visiting the Petersons. Mrs. Staats and daughter weekend guests of the Armacosts. Mrs. Dunbar and Miss Clark shopped in Cincinnati. Marilyn Muller visiting her uncle George. Epworth Leagues hosted an ice cream social at the church. Mrs. Passmore attended church for first time since burns. Helen Heath led a birthday party with all local children present. The Frankenhoff family hosted their Cincinnati relatives. Ethel Clark improving after illness.
Nicholsville notes report Mr and Mrs Eugene Laycock sold their farm to Roy Bartlow last week and moved to the Joe Daugherty property. Sunday services at Spring Grove drew a large crowd and a Mother's Day program featured a flower for each mother. Several local families visited mothers’ homes including Rice Bolender Elza Smith Ted Spence Forest Barkley and more.
Nelson Patchell and John Craver visit William Craver(patient at Bethesda), Mrs. John Gerard injures hip and is in Good Samaritan hospital. Owensville home ec fashion show praised with Ruth McLain recognized. Craver family, Mayme Ulrey hosts grange meeting and birthday surprise for Ed Arnold in Xenia. Subsequent social visits noted with Ulrey and Rapp families.
Police sergeant restrains a laugh after ordering a farmer to unhitch his horse from a downtown fire hydrant in Ashland Kentucky. The farmer apologizes saying he thought that was what the hydrant was for. Mary Jane Remley born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Remley. Elizabeth Walker visits brother Penn and wife in Atlanta. Mrs Randolph Reynolds visits Dayton with husband. Nellie Lewis and Marshall Lansing wed May 4 in Branch Hill, Rev R L Add officiating. couple leaves for Philadelphia.
Residents report on Mother's Day visits in Winchester and New Richland. Amelia Woman's club and Vesta Club share a Reciprocity meeting in Williamsburg on May 13. Several residents mention storms tearing roofs and injuring neighbors, with Dr. Fitzpatrick receiving support after an X ray shows his leg crushed in an accident. Others travel to Chicago, Batavia, and Verona for family events and visits.
Mrs. Mable Whitford entertained friends from New Richmond on Thursday. Mrs. Minerva Clark and her sons were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Newell Clark of Norwood and Mrs. Gertrude Baradin with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bradford of Cincinnati on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones dined with Mr. and Mrs. Ed McElfresh Sunday. Frank Carnes and daughter visited friends in Cincinnati Saturday. Lillie White visits son Howard and family in Mt. Washington. Omar Mell of Am elia and Harold McKinley of New Richmond visited the Melvin Busch home Sunday. Charles Kunkle entertained friends from Chicago. Clarence Lamb and family dined with John Carnes on Sunday.
Mrs Lizzie Gillaspie returns home after weeks with daughter near Williamsburg. Cincinnati visitors enjoyed chicken dinners at Mt Pisgah Country Home last Sunday. Embroidery club met at Mrs Samples. Several local families and guests from Madison Place Hyde Park Westwood Mt Washington attended events and dinners through the week.
Mr and Mrs Harley Bell and Miss Delia Bell called at William Krautz in Batavia Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs J D Prather of Chile visited their cousin Mrs Frank Brown this week. Mr and Mrs Overbeck of Oakley spent Thursday evening at A W Brinkmans. Mrs Ethel Brown and Pearl spent Sunday with her parents at Mt Washington. The many friends of Mr True are sorry to hear he is in the hospital and hopes for a speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs William Nash of Toledo visited his father Frank Nash who is seriously ill.
The soil conservation service estimates it would take 12 000 years to wash away typical loam in the Missouri valley when covered with alfalfa 100 000 years with native soil but only 29 to 36 years if planted in corn on an eight percent slope.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Jones plan a Sunday departure to Hunter Missouri to visit Mrs. Jones's sister, joining Carl Jones and wife on a vacation from Cincinnati Life Squad. Nora Bolte and Mrs. Whitehead attended a birthday party for Mrs. Mary Blick on Mother's Day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stoll and Helen Strothman of Madisonville dined with Mrs. Stoll's sister Mrs. A. Strothman. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Filippi visited local friends last week.
Notice confirms Fannie Beatrice Poe of Chile Ohio appointed Administratrix of Fannie Poe deceased in Clermont County. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated May 12, 1941. Probate Judge Orville W. Halbisch. Britton and Britton, Attorneys.
William G. Thomas has filed for divorce from Viola Thomas on grounds of gross neglect of duty in case 20480 of the Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio. Hearing set for on or after June 14 1941. Britton and Britton attorneys represent at 18
A quirky note asserts that most nuts are more digestible when ground into nut butters rather than eaten whole.
Texas oil royalties paid to landowners totaled 44 million dollars in one year. The figure highlights widespread mineral rights income across counties and energy markets impacting farmers, ranchers, and small operators.
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