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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1934
Page
5
Williamsburg residents and guests from Akron Columbus Middletown Cincinnati and other nearby towns enjoyed visits dinners and socials. Attendees included the Hauck and Fuhr families Ra mmelsburg Jester Amiott Atchley and McKeever circles with church and school group gatherings noted.
The Amelia Woman's Club guests the Batavia Woman's Club at Mrs. P. F. Jamieson home with a religious art paper by Mrs. Russel Behymer and a fine musical program. Refreshments followed. Mrs. Charles C. Kearns attended the Ellison Pew wedding in Manchester Ohio.
Oliver Bauer and family of Olive Branch called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed. The fragment records a social call within a local community in Rocky Ford.
Mrs Ludlow attended County Epworth League in Goshen and the local Taylor league Friday night. Will Hill and family of Cincinnati visited Mrs Belle Kirgan for Mother's Day. Dr Offutt attended General Penn’s funeral in Batavia. Mrs Fulton and son host relatives from Washington DC. Mrs Flora and Inaghtad planning an eastern vacation. Miss Alice Gates and Dorothy Brotherton visiting Ravena. Christian Chapel Young People Class hosted their mother with tea and spring decor. Mr and Mrs Cain spent Sunday at Grant Memorial Park Pt Pleasant. about five hundred attended. Mrs Hazelwood injured wrist after a fall coming home from church. Bert Ketchum and wife of Batavia dined with C M Edwards and wife.
Miss Eleanor Swing and sister Mrs Everett Fisher visited Mt Washington. Lela Taylor hosted guests Eleanor and Alice Witschger of Cincinnati. Russell Mofford and John Behymer of Elmwood Place enjoyed Sunday at Dr H M Wymer's. Jesse Parker of Cincinnati visited his sister Dora Parker. Mrs Ralph Luke and son of Greensburg Indiana and Annabelle West of New Richmond visited their parents Mr and Mrs Frank West. Howard Nichols hosted relatives for dinner at Loves Restaurant for his parents 60th wedding anniversary. Several friends visited Nichols home Friday. Mr and Mrs W A Taylor and son Philip and Mr and Mrs Guy Holmes did business in Columbus. Mrs Earl Eastwood went to Vincennes Indiana after visiting her mother Mrs Chas F Davis. Mrs Louise Harris of Cincinnati visited her parents Mr and Mrs C J Paeltz. Mrs Ray Duncan and son of Winchester Virginia visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Swing. Mrs Allan Harris hosted her embroidery club Thursday. Mr and Mrs Walter Tice of Cin tactna visited Estie Allen Saturday. Mr and Mrs Hauck hosted Cincinnati guests over Sunday. Mrs Starr Frazier and Thelma Britton of Williamsburg spent Saturday at C D Hill’s. Mrs Bessie Slade and son George of Norwood visited her parents Mr and Mrs G M Shields Sunday evening. Mrs Powell and daughter Nancy are at home after a Cincinnati visit. Mr and Mrs Harry Hannah and children were Sunday guests of her mother in Brown County. Mr and Mrs Penn Brannock and baby Jimmie of Felicity and Mrs Byron Dolen of Mt Holly visited C A Brannock Sunday.
Samuel Jacobs passed away at his home Sunday evening at 9 o'clock. The community extends sympathy. Sue Smythe and friends from Oxford, Ohio visited her parents H. B. Smythe and family. Marvin McGuire and family visited West Union. Tony Lampe and children spent the weekend with Sid Curliss's parents. Royal Smythe and others mentioned in the notice.
A series of social visits and family gatherings are recorded. Mrs Henry Hirschauer with her son stayed with Mr and Mrs F A McGuire. Mr and Mrs H B Smythe hosted relatives including Allen Smythe from Newport Kentucky. Miss Louise Phillips and Bob Pfiester joined Phil Sperry and family for weekend and Sunday visits. Ed Huheey attended an ex service men meeting at Camp Dennison. Joe Sturm of Oakley spent Sunday with Mrs Ellen Dona von.
Mr and Mrs M Massner entertained friends from the city on Thursday. Mrs Lipka and Mrs Garnet Huelsman of Norwood spent Tuesday with Mrs Nora Bolte. Virginia Danner stayed a week at Dorothy Davison’s Cincinnati home. Charles Reed hosted callers Monday evening. Sydney Sullivan family visited Mrs Marshall Rue in East End Sunday. Robert Nagle and family spent weekend with Mrs Nagles mother. Ruth Hartwell and companion visited Wilbur Batte Sunday. Mrs Henry Hirschauer and son visiting her mother Lydia McGuire.
Sunday and weekend church events include Miss Margaret Moyer speaking on foreign missions and Mr. Wm Burdsall Jr attending the County S S Convention in Batavia. Obituaries report the deaths of Mr Chas Pierce and Mr Allie Gross with funeral arrangements and community condolences.
The article notes the word mother derives from Anglo Saxon moder with a root tracing to the dawn of language and a similar root across many peoples. The first use of the term remains unknown.
Wildlife investigators note weasels terrorize mice away from farms but help control rodent populations in open areas. The contrast highlights their dual role in pest management across habitats.
The author states the poem was founded on a dream told by a friend, shaping the creation of Coleridge's The Ancient Mariner.
The text notes blood transfusion began by 1667 but blood type matching was unknown. It states the treatment was often fatal and led to a ban by the French Parliament.
Mrs Edwin Gilman and daughter of Cincinnati visit Locust Corner with J D Cross and wife. Mt Washington family of W O Mattox visits T E Mattox. George and Charles Brooks entertain in Campbell County. Pierce Two Schools visit Cincinnati Zoo. Cincinnati guests at R B Wilson’s include George Huber Edgar Bock Mrs Deitz Ten Mile Elton Reed and Bradbury family Walnut Hills Loveland and Schwey family of Locust Corner. Fred Harris family moves in. Tipton Cooper of Ten Mile visits Howard Gaskins. Belinke birthday baskets from relatives Chas Belinke George Hendren and Mrs Gill Hilmar Tenner H R Eppert Alma Quick CassieTone. Fred Lipps family at Laurel.
Cincinnati visitors and local families figure in a week of gatherings. Harold Predmore and family joined A. G. Predmore for dinner in Sun The Friendship Class enjoyed a Gypsy Trail outing. Numerous calls and visits link residents including Needham, Schumard, Chaney, Leeds, Badgley, Tice, Buckmaster, Steward, Majoesky, Cramer, Garman, Slater, and Curtis. Mothers Day program at the M E Church drew 101 attendees.
Mrs. John Williams of West Virginia visits her in laws Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Fry. Mrs. E J Rasselott and daughter Dolores visit sister Mrs. Kettle in Madisonville. Fred McKay and wife spend Sunday with her daughter in Sardinia. Mrs. Schill leaves to visit sister in St Joseph Missouri. Buerkle family called to Milford for death of Mrs Haley. Catherine Rudolph dies Sunday. funeral from residence Wednesday. Arnold Snider with parents visits relatives in Indiana. Edna Philhour called here due to aunt Mrs Rudolph’s death. Ed Steward and Mrs Sarah Taylor visit relatives in Riverside Dr City.
The Poets Union will meet Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Stephen Alice on Ten Mile near New Richmond. President Frank Hartman and Secretary Ruth Winslow Gordon have arranged a very interesting program.
The Clermont County Council of Religious Education held its 68th annual convention May 11-12 at the United Brethren Church of Batavia with 105 delegates from 18 churches. The event featured sessions on "Learning to Live the Christian Life" and included reports, a Young People banquet, and programs led by Rev. A. T. Arnold and local leaders. Officers were elected and installed, including President R. L. Hill and Financial Secretary Sarah Pollock.
The Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus announced shows in Cincinnati on May 21 22 and 23. The two largest American circuses travel on three steel trains with many new acts led by Clyde Beatty and Alfredo the aerialist along with Buck Owens and Goldie the horse in a 1934 program featuring 2000 performers in Persia and a two hour performance with 75 clowns.
Charles Sturges and John Kettle visit relatives in Wheeling and Cincinnati. Hal Few and daughters Margie and Betty join families in Linwood. Mr and Mrs E L Armacost host a sixty year anniversary celebration. Betty Few marks her tenth birthday with friends. Tom Lees and Charles Grause drive to Rome Pennsylvania. Doris Oren visits. E L McKibben of Cedar Rapids visits cousin Mrs L M Dawson. Lucian H Dawson hosts dinner guests from Iowa.
Delayed church schedule S S Sunday A M 9 45 B Y P A evening Lyda Beth Sutton leader. Everyone welcome. Herbert McCormick and family and Mrs L Ansteatt visited Fritz Baas for their first wedding anniversary. John Stuart attended Owensville graduation. Local visitors joined S S Convention at Edenton. Oklahoma City visitor with Meyers family. Rapp and Spaulding families shared Sunday meals. McCormick and Simpkins visited Mulberry. Oakley guests with Gross. Chas Seward Hill family at McCormicks. Louella Dale ill wishes for speedy recovery. Family reunion at Meyers residence.
Mr and Mrs Chas Kellum celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with 65 neighbors and friends in attendance. A short program followed a good social time. Mr Harold Ellis and son of Cincinnati visited the Parishes. Funeral services for Mr Jno Ryan were held at Kennedy Funeral Home. Mr and Mrs W L Gray and son from Cincinnati spent the weekend with the Beees.
The Federal Re-employment office in Batavia seeks skilled and unskilled labor and offers a free service. A. W. Meinken heads the office and provides a list of available workers to those requesting help, aiding many in obtaining temporary jobs.
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