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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1942
Page
5
Couriers note visits and gatherings across Batavia Hyde Park Cincinnati and Bethel. Families including Patchells, McCloys Kincaids and others host trips anniversaries and a member’s appendectomy. A wedding at the M H E Parsonage unites Franis Marie and Henry Albaugh with relatives visiting Bethel. Little Janet Poe suffers a burn from hot tea.
Pt. Isabel Messrs. John and Will Hutson visit G H Page on his birthday. Numerous calls and visits at Amelia Bethel Batavia Cincinnati and Maple with many relatives and friends. Poppy Day May 28 sponsored by Legion Auxiliary. Girl Scouts sell poppies for veterans.
Summerside Mt Carmel Grange No 975 held a regular session hosted by the Home Economics Committee. Mrs Wm Schneider led roll call and the program covered nutrition and a food theme. Attendees praised a recent school musical and noted visits and travel among members including Mrs Laura Rilea and Mrs H A Theis.
The Amelia Woman's Club hosted the Vesta Club with a program on the Far East by Judge Hausserman of New Richmond and a talk on Famous Churches by Mrs Wertz. Mrs Laub played accordion and 19 Vesta members attended amid refreshments.
In 1707 Lord Corwan built a grand London dining table seating fifty with special chairs bearing the name and coat of arms of a friend. The piece highlights a lavish Tudor style devotion to social display and heraldic seating.
Mr. and Mrs. George Patterson of Glen Este marked their 56th anniversary on May 17. They have six children and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Local friends sent well wishes and congratulations.
A statement warns that even a single radium particle scattered by an aerial bomb makes a location dangerously radioactive for years. Experts urge containment and long term monitoring to protect residents and environments from contamination.
PT Pleasant residents hosted and visited relatives this Sunday. Owensville couple Zenas Anstaett and family joined Mr and Mrs T B Peterson. Cincinnati visitors Frank Galbreath and son spent the day at Galbreath’s. Woodruff welcome a baby girl weighing eight and a half pounds. E L Armacost attended Felicity high school commencement. Community members attended Moscow and Felicity graduations. The Women’s Society of Christian Service plans a church meeting Wednesday. The Society of the Five Charges is invited.
To stop the ends of a rib roast from browning too much in the oven place raw potato pieces over them. The potatoes shield the meat, allowing more even cooking and coloration during roasting.
The Mt Pisgah Embroidery club gathered at Mrs. Ella Hopking's home Wednesday evening. Donald Gillespie, son of Mr and Mrs Wright Gillespie, left on the 15th for Fort Thorhas Kentucky. The WSCS met at Mrs Charles Disg's home last week with large attendance.
The Volga at 2230 miles is Europe’s longest river. Softball originated in 1887 and was first known as indoor baseball.
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