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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1921

Page

5

Local society notes and visits across towns

Mrs. Chas Merket and children visited Anton Mauch's family this week. Numerous locals, including Mrs Evans and niece, H Perin, J Judd, Mrs Surry, Mrs Hays, Dr Offutt, and others, hosted and attended gatherings. A Woman's Club meeting is planned, and many families from Rocky Ford, Batavia, Amelia, and Norwood are recorded visiting, with mentions of services, trips, a school play, and a funeral.

Chas. Merket City Anton Mauch Evans Bethel H. Perin Oxford Columbus Misses Rachel Peris Frank Hei J. N. Judd Mattie Surry Chas. Hays Bradley An Schenck

Owensville Fair Ground Plans For Fourth Of July

Residents look forward to vir time on the Owensville fair ground on July 4. Local mayor, councilmen, and residents attend meetings while Batavia blooms with activity. Wedding guests, funerals, and school events fill the week as the community readies for holiday festivities.

Sunday visitors and social notes from Newtonsville and Manilla

Local column lists Sunday visitors and social calls in Newtonsville including W E B Ware and wife at Thomas VanCamp's and others from Blanchester Milford Morrow and Madisonville. At Manilla Misses and Jacksop returned home after visiting relatives. several residents noted visiting friends and family across the area.

Community Notes From POINT ISABEL Area

Sunday visits mark a busy period with Ed Swope and neighbors visiting families including the Swope and Dilson households. Elizabeth Shinkle and Urrel Trees hosted relatives, as did Mrs Gatch Beach visiting Mt Olive friends. Charlie Day's family travelled by auto Sunday while several others spent the weekend with kin in nearby towns.

Point Isabel John Swope Ed Swope Guy Ray Dilson Ilettres Auguste Harley Beeelhymer Abe ‘Oe J. . Freese Elizabeth Shinkle Urrel Gatch Beach Mt Olive Austin Trees Austin Miller Fagiey Charlie Day L. Simcock Jos. Pattison Sadie Phillips M. Little Russel Lane Jph George Woodmansee Lola Woodruff Zed Woodruff Mamie Elsie Newman Marriott Trees Cincinnati Mrs. Austin

Local Families Visit Relatives and Attend Funeral

Mr and Mrs Schooley and Mr and Mrs Dawson visited Modest and called on Mr Pringle as his wife was ill. Lou Hawley’s family joined her brother Lou Moyer in Linwood. Prank Innis family visited sister Mrs Lulu Ansteatt. Mrs Pace hosted Mrs Baker. Art Quinby Geo Demons and sister attended the funeral of their brother in law Robert Rowan of Marathon. Mrs Charley Slye of Batavia spent days with sister Mrs Ansteatt.

Windsor Pierce Adams Clifford Cramer An Cary Miller Jr Norwood O. L. Last Zola Jauanta Meek Woodland Park John Fox Leslie Cramer Cincinnati Beatrice Minzler Blanchester Maca Marshall Wilington Wilington, Spent A Few Days Jist Week With Mr, Ck Chas. Adams Middletown George Arry Bar Maggieman Ifford Cramer Sadie Donald Cramer Charley Fowley Hillsboro Fred Smithson Minnie Grosnick Helen Meek Hila Fox Stephen Shriner City George Shriner Mary Cramer Geo. Wright Fair Grounds Éth Owensville Fair Ground Eli Speidel Batavia T. A. Connoly Mayor McCarty Fayetteville Clarence Buerkle Fetter Matilda Hill David Mitchell Q. F Chas. Johnson Eastwood W.R. Aber John Hess Williamsburg Milford Leever Edna Philhour Maria Wood Perry Grove Clide Anstead Deerfield Road George Hauck Mise Ida Burton Kentucky P. M. Benton Raymond Favret McCabe Oly A. G. Predmore Une Oise Enos Morgan France F. J. Morgan Rev. Wright New Bonnington Storer Bloom Rose Church Robert Rowan J. M. Hutchinson George Morris Hyde Park A. Hensel Jennie Mary Jordan Mary W. H. Hobson Beulah Thomas Hobson Charles Hobson Arrow,q Charles’Reynolds Charles Reynolds John Caldwell Mac Reynold Branson Medaria James Applegate George Caldwell Gretta N-Law Arathon Charley Slye Ansteatt Henry Harlow Ray Schooley Walnut Hills W Hutchinson Marion Hutchinson Washington, D. C Roy H Hutchinson’s Marathon Greenberry Cemetery Herbert Hannah Moyer Frank Irwin Sty Herbert Rowan Edna Williams Alliance Wm. Varney W. H. Jones N. B. Wallace Lee Wallace Rev. Stoerer H. W. Harlow Jennie Jester Emerson Jester

General Road Meeting Set in Batavia on June 6

Batavia hosts a general road meeting on June 6 with all committee members urged to attend. The Pike building area is noted as prospering and prominent road supporters expect many to participate. Also listed are social notices and local updates from Madisonville to Bethel, including Memorial Day plans and church services.

Batavia Pike

Local Social News Highlights Guests and Visits

Mrs Emma Hill hosted guests including Mrs Apne ratzer and Miss Hila Hill in Dayton Ohio weekend visitors with Mr and Mrs Chas F Davis. Several families and clubs held gatherings with friends, nieces and relatives from Milford Blanchester Goshen Oxford and Newport among others. A funeral for Mrs Bophis Hewitt was conducted at the Christian church with burial at Monroe Cemetery.

Emma Hill Apne Ratzer Hila Hill Dayton Bertha L. Davis Bettie Billy Grogan Cincinnati Chas F. Davis Klein Dillman Dillman Elizabeth Fuhr Williamsburg Lloyd McNair C. L. Page John King Frank Fisher Williamsboro W. P. Richards Christs Hospital Batavia Henry Davis B. T. Davis Grace Cain Violet Lee Fannie Howe Middletown Annie Patton Mary Page Oxford G. OC Anderson Carrie Armstrong Blanchester Angie Huling Jenniemelia Pierce James Swope Bophis Hewitt Hold South Charity St Lev. N. R Poole Monroe Ceetery Nichols le. Herage

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