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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1926
Page
5
The I C O F will hold a Decoration Day program on Sunday May 30 at 1 o clock in the M E church with speaker Mr Winkle of Hillsboro and requests flowers from attendees. Only one Civil War veteran, Thomas VanCamp, is expected to attend. Local notices follow including visits and church club activities.
Mr and Mrs Verner Heil of Norwood spent the past week with J M Heil and family. Rosanna Wilfort of Forestville visits grandmother Rose Ayer. Charlie Burdsel and family of Hamilton spent Sunday with Mrs Alice Smith. Ray Baher and family of Norwood were guests of J Baher and wife. R B Wilson and wife Charlie Schwey and son spent Sunday with friends at Sabina.
Ed Ross and family and Audrey Utter spent Sunday with relatives at Neville. Gus Taphorn and family of the city visited their son Clarence and wife. A Richert and family entertained visitors from the city Sunday. Emma Garbe spent several days with Mrs. Wilbur Baumann near Olive Branch. Albert Meier and family visited relatives at Westwood. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Taphorn visited Harl Brion and Orville Halbisoch and wives last week.
Batavia and Williamsburg notes record Clermont County Federation of Women's Clubs gathering in June at the Williamsburg Presbyterian Church. Many local residents are listed as guests, visitors, and delegates to various clubs and events including the Vesta and New Richmond formations.
Mr and Mrs Art Quinby visited Mason at his brother's home while Mrs Steward hosted her brother and wife for Sunday dinner. Will Anstead and children visited Milford with daughter Mrs McCullum. Jr P Lange and Mrs Leonard stayed with Lee Wallace. Mrs Amiott and son visited Williamsburg from their home. Charley Simpson and family began a west touring trip. W H Jones and family visited his mother at Burdsall Chapel. William Jones Jr from Marathon stayed with grandparents. young Helen returned home after three weeks. Mr Kuttler and son hosted a Sunday gathering. Walker family moved into a newly built cottage on a local farm. Sunday school attendance is good. services are every two weeks at 1:30 p.m.
MARATHON and wife of Norwood Bert Hutchinson and family visit Frank and wife for a few days. Chas Ireton is on the sick list. Ed Carr and wife of Newtonville visit grandson Raymond Carr and wife. A party at Ora Ferree’s Saturday night. Attendees at a Blanchester class play: Hazel Harris and daughter Audrey Ruth Hutchinson Clara Slater Pauline Caldwell Stella Joseph Ray Innis. Eleanor Reynolds, formerly of here, is a graduate. Nellie Hartman of Wilmington visits Fomorin and Rowena Hartman and attends Mr Murphy funeral. John Ireton and family of Evanston visit here. John Works and wife visit John Davidson. Ed Murphy dies at home. Funeral by Rev. Cummings at M.KE church, Weber town burial. Relatives mourn. Bob Genet Paul Badgley and Lawrence Neal visit from city. Arthur Windle and wife visit his mother. Clara White of Batavia visits Ben Kirskaddon’s family. Girls sewing club meets at Mrs Harris’s. Ralph Curtis able to go out again after illness. Ben Kirskadden and son Clarence visit Henry Yeager’s family.
Last Friday night 8 e Astronomicat ed a lecture before th society in Cincinnati. Mrs Theo Witt is entertaining her brother Mr Hager from the West. Mrs Claude Houser hosted the Amelia Woman's club at the Pines Lindale. Attendees from here included Mesdames Dolen Chas Houser Dawson and Offutt. Mrs Freemyer hosts her sister Mrs Stroble of Princeton and Mr Carlisle of Ashland Ky, father of
Jas Carlisle buys Iselle place and plans to move his family. Miss Oneta Adams dies in Jules Richardson home area. Several locals attend gatherings. many visits and trips noted. Thirteen of fifteen eighth graders pass exam. May 27 commencement planned. One death child of Geo Burgett noted. Multiple visits across Blanchester Amelia Cincinnati and Dayton areas. Diphtheria in Evelyn Losey and various social events.
Mrs Lena Altman and daughter Louise were Cincinnati visitors last week. Dr W A Gregg made a business trip to Higginsport Wednesday. Quite a number from here attended the circus at Cincinnati Monday. Mrs Mandy Robinson visited relatives here Sunday. M Davis of Peking China was a recent guest of his aunt Mrs Nannie South. Sunday guests of Miss Inez Wells were Mr and Mrs Wells Earley Feesbure Mr and Mrs Miller Earley Dayton Ky Mr and Mrs Ray Imholt and Hayden. Mrs Ollie Metzger Cincinnati visited her mother Mrs Lucretia Bagby and daughter Minnie over the week end. Felicity Eastern Star Lodge attended Bethel Star Lodge inspection Monday night. Frances Marie McKinley spent past week with her aunt Mrs Marie Bagby Georgetown. Mr and Mrs Orville Coffman Norwood spent the week end with relatives here. Robert Bolender and Lloyd Watson left for Detroit Mich where they have employment. Miss Ruth Shinkle Bethel and Edwin Brannock were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs J B Broadwell.
Mr and Mrs Frank Pogue entertained a number of friends on Sunday. Milford visitors included Mr and Mrs O E Canter and son Lawrence. Oakley resident Mrs Myra Anderson visited friends. Sunday guests at I N Crain and family home included Mrs Sylvia Utter and Rosalene from Foster Ky Will and Leonard Orain and Lulu Orain from Butler Ky Clifford Watson from Newport Ky and John Whittaker of Cincinnati. Deputy Grand Matron Inez Rapp of Owensville inspected Susan B Anthony Chapter 0 BE 8 on Monday evening with visitors from Felicity Mt Washington Cincinnati and Amelia. Ice cream cake and coffee were served. Mr and Mrs Walter Duncan of Norwood spent Sunday at Dr W E Thompsons. Twenty Woman's Club members were entertained by the Batavia Club at Hugh Nichols home Saturday afternoon.
The weekly session authorized road repairs on Pleasant Plain Goshen pike up to 500 dollars, awarded bids for court house painting rejected, bids for stuccoing considered, exterior woodwork painting and roof repairs to be bid, and several road and culvert repairs and hires approved including surveyor time, ditch cleaning, and bridge work. Names include Donley Whitmer and Elmer Leslie with multiple vendors and local roads cited.
The famous French academy grew from an exclusive literary circle of women formed about 1615 by the Marquise de Rambouillet to rescue the French language from vulgarity and elevate literary standards.
A farmer surprised his wife by buying two tickets for a whist drive. She objects you cannot play whist, but he replies that the drive would do them good.
Norfolk & Western announces Sardinia connection with Hillsboro branch for ore shipments. Trains depart Sardinia at 6:00 a.m. and 10:20 a.m. with returning departures from Hillsboro at 7:15 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. Tickets and details available from station agents. H Johnson, Associate Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A young girl experiences her first ocean voyage with her mother as their ship glides smoothly for three days. Then heavy rolling and pitching begin, leaving the child puzzled and asking why they are moving, while the mother answers in reassurance. The excerpt is from The American Boy.
The Great Bible was printed at Paris in 1588 under Miles Caetae supervision and completed the first translation of the entire Bible for English readers in 1585.
A sketch notes Enrico Dandolo ruled Venice from 1192 to 1205 and was praised as a keen sailor, sharp financier, and skilled diplomat. He was described as eight four years old at election.
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