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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1921
Page
5
A string of visits fills a weekend in the area as Mrs Sadie Philli and others report hosting guests. Families such as the Woodruffs, Corderys, Shinkles, and Houchins share moments with relatives in nearby towns, with several trips to Cincinnati and Latonia noted.
After ten days with their father Teal in Tealtown Clarence and Flin Eee have returned home. Mothers day observed Sunday the 8th with a brief program and remarks by Pastor Rev Allan ihciee pice Mrs Ralph McKay shopped in the city. The Clermont County Field meeting was well attended Saturday. Alfred Shultz and wife visited their father John Shultz. Mrs Ferry returned from hospital with improved eyesight.
Unavoidable circumstances cause Mothers Day to be skipped on May 8 and rescheduled for May 22 at 9:30 AM. Local social notes mention visitors and illness, with Mrs. J. K. Moyer reported very sick and various residents seen in surrounding households.
Mrs Clarence Patterson hosted the 50 club on a midweek afternoon while es Bethel Woman's Club members were entertained by the Williamsburg Club on Tuesday. Various local families and visitors from Cincinnati and Dayton were noted in the social roundup.
The item notes the funeral of Mr. Lee, describes him as a good man and the oldest citizen, and mentions his widow and several married children. It also records several brief local notices including attendances at a Wilson Caldwell funeral, Mother’s Day visits, a child’s condition, marriages, relocations, and a Sunshine Club gathering at Mrs. C Harbaugh’s home.
A rough, names-only notice recalls a Sunday gathering as Mr. and Mrs. Dosen and several relatives from Owensville and Marathon visited Elbridge Hunter and family in the city. Other relatives including H. Jones and Rudolphs were listed among those spending time with grandparents.
Mildred Braak of Cincinnati visits friends in Batavia and Cincinnati. Russell Valentine drives to a revival meeting. John Wheeler and Eldon Green reuse the ice cream factory this summer. Mrs Neuert and Mrs Bennett circulate among local households. Mrs Jaury Bennett hosts guests with Mrs G Ud Rooter. Ladies meet Thursday at the Addams home. Albert Gera and J M Motley are mentioned among visitors and residents.
Miss Mabel Hines visits her aunt Mrs. Mary Lenene at Oakley. Miss Carrie Raudendiste enjoyed a surprise birthday gathering Tuesday night. Mrs. Hayes, formerly of this place and now in Cincinnati, visited friends here last Sunday. The Pollyanns Girls met in the afternoon.
A collage of short ads and notices lists money to loan on first mortgages with attorneys involved, lost items and rewards, homes for a girl, used furniture and appliances, multiple sales offers including cars tractors and lime, farm produce like Jersey plants, medicines and business opportunities for salesmen, and various sales in Batavia and Williamsburg Ohio with contact names and towns. The jumble references Baker items, farms, and a mix of local buyers and sellers across several small communities.
Residents attend Sunday gatherings and visits across Evansville area. Mrs Anna Steurer dies after long illness. funeral at M E church with Masonic burial. Williamsburg cemetery interment follows. Rev J E H Sentman officiates. Concert and church events postponed due to church refreshments.
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