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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1934
Page
5
The column lists numerous visits and home gatherings from residents and families including Margaret Still and grandson in the city, Sidney Sullivan host, and Miss Irene Isaack in Cincinnati. It mentions club meetings at Batavia, O. E. S. inspections, church delegates in Cleveland, and multiple Sunday guests across nearby towns with upcoming quilting and missionary events.
Mrs Scorce and children and Mrs John Frances and son took a week end motor trip to Portsmouth Iron ton and Ashland Ky to visit relatives. Mrs Chas Houser was hostess to the Philatheas last Friday evening. Oneita Adams and friend were Sunday guests of Mrs J B Adams. Mesdames Frank Ludlow and Chas Houser went with Mr and Mrs Maddux to Wesley Chapel in Cincinnati Thursday. Mr and Mrs Olen Day visited friends in Mariemont last week. Mrs Theo Brumagem attended the Commencement exercises of the Forestville High School where Violet Brumagem graduated Thursday night. Mrs Jackson mother of Gordon Jackson passed away Sunday morning Burial in Kentucky. Mrs Ruth Dye and Billy visited Kelleys Monday. Prof Tabscott entertained the Men's Club last week. Mrs Geo Shaw of Cincinnati and Mrs Thornton and daughters of Walton Ky spent a day with Mrs N A Nelson last week.
Sunday visitors include Miss Goldie Taylor and sister Mrs. E R Beck. S S Class hosted by Mrs F A Ireton. Baptist Circle entertained by Mrs. Robert Hill. Thursday bridge with Miss Louanna Foster. Loveland Club hosts Woman's Club members at Mrs Wm Donnelly's. Ada White visits sister Mrs Leslie Drew. Local guests include Mr and Mrs Willard Abbott and Rev and Mrs C N Fisher. Edward Brown and Mrs Philip Gwing visit Ely Brown in Portsmouth. Clifford Watson and family stay at I N Crain's. Catherine Moore returns from Dayton. Women’s Club closes season May 18 with host Mrs Belle Johnston. Papers read by Mrs Dolen and Mrs Abbott. reading by Mrs Page. Ernst Smith and others celebrate 20th wedding anniversary with Newport and Cincinnati guests.
Mt Holly announces a play by the Young People's Class of the Christian Chapel titled Pottersville Post Office to be staged at Amelia School Auditorium Friday evening June 1. Admission 10 and 16 cents. Also notes Sunday guests of Fred Topies including Herbert Thomas and wife Oscar Hartmetz and wife and Geo Topie. Newly elected Ladies' Aid officers listed with names and offices.
The Ladies' Aid met pleasantly at Mrs. Wm. Harvey's home last Wednesday afternoon. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. M. H. Brannen. Mrs. Hattie Watson broke her hip last Tuesday evening and is resting as well as can be expected. Walter Smith and Mrs. McMurchy hosted visitors from Norwood and Perinton town.
Republican representatives from six Ohio Sixth District counties declare that Roosevelt’s policies have failed to curb debt and taxes. They warn of tariff changes, praise Senator Simeon Fess, denounce Congress as a doormat to the President, and call for nominations and strong party organization in the fall election.
In Germany, houses with copper walls are built because copper is rust proof and requires no protective paint. The design emphasizes durability and low maintenance for new dwellings.
Local offer promotes a year subscription to the Clermont Courier with two dollars in merchandise coupons. Lists co operating merchants across Amelia Felicity Batavia Williamsburg Moscow Bantam Hamlet and urges additional sign ups via the Clermont Courier office in Batavia.
Cincinnati visitors Dr. T V Fitzpatrick and son Verne spent weekend with Dr J C Fitzpatrick and family. Flora Edwards of Norwood and Dorothy Beckett of Cincinnati visited here. Evangelistic services continue at the Baptist Church with Rev J H Bradbury assisting. Several families from Locust Corner and nearby towns visited relatives, attended meetings, picnics, and club events during the week.
Mr and Mrs T E Mattox visited Mrs Carrie Leming in Newtown on Sunday. Mrs Hazel Schwey and Mr and Mrs Elton Read joined Mr and Mrs Lionell Applegate in Williamsburg for a Sunday gathering.
Mr and Mrs B Guy of Hamilton visited the Browning home. Etta Smyser extended visit with relatives in Cincinnati and Bowling Green. Lola Ireton employed in Cincinnati for weeks. Raymond Johnson visiting relatives in Irvin Ky. Brannen, Wilson, Abner and Craig made a business trip to Batavia and Cincinnati Friday. Joe Browning with Thomas Bell at Trenton for commencement exercises. Thomas is a graduate. R F Bartlow of Norwood called on Angie Preston and Wayne. Ladies Aid met Aunt Annie and Lizzie Browning. ten members. Charles Collier home hosted Hess Maud Brannen James E A Collier Wesley Gilman Elmer Abner Lorie Simcox Bethel. Glen Polite of Ft Thomas visited the Jobes. May Canter of Batavia staying with relatives.
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