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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1934
Page
5
A lengthy local roundup lists visits and social events across Amelia, Williamsburg, Hillsboro and Cincinnati. The report mentions gatherings at homes of Bogart, Burke, Faul, and Hazelwood, hospital trips, travels of Mrs. Hattie Brock and others, and attendees at Farm Bureau and church activities. It also notes obituaries and upcoming medical conference travel for Dr. Scorse.
Mrs. Curtis will have her daughter Mrs. Scoonover from Mason as a guest for Decoration Day. Stanley Ringel was chosen as a delegate to Dayton from the Christian Chapel for next Saturday. Mrs. Gates and Alice Rev and Mrs. Zimmerman were tea guests at Brotherton's last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cain will entertain their son and his family from Chicago for Decoration Day. Mrs. J. B. Adams improves her property with painting the house. More than 20 reservations were.
Carrie Utter spent Sunday at Calvary in Owensville. Joseph Nelson and daughter Marjorie visited Detroit to see her mother after an automobile accident. Helen West returned to Jamestown from time with her father D W West. Frank Farrett spent Friday with home folks. Arnold Snider hosted relatives at Harveysburg. Dunham hosted Doughit family from Cincinnati. Joseph Evans attended his brother’s ordination at the Cathedral. Field Day at the Experiment Farm on June 15 with lunch. Joseph Nations hosted Dayton friends Sunday. Virginia Rounds of Farmersville called on Cecelia Fetter Saturday evening. Lydia Behymer of Batavia visited sisters Rapp and Clythe Wednesday. Lewis Werrum of Cincinnati visited Arnold Anstead and wife. Barbra Anderson visited friends in Dayton Sunday. R S McKay hosted Charles Ernst and family of Harrison and Todd family of Glendale Sunday. Emma Steward visiting Lena Ernst in Harrison.
Beginning June 3 preaching services are at 9 30 each second Sunday with Sunday school at 11 o clock. This Sunday evening at 7 45 program. Families gather for Mothers Day visits and local social events.
Mr and Mrs Allen Smythe of Newport Kentucky spent Tuesday with his relatives in Gleneste noting a pleasant midweek visit.
A flurry of weekend visits and gatherings fills the area as Smythe, McGuire, Huh Eey, and other families host relatives and friends from Norwood Batavia Amelia Loveland and Cincinnati. Birthday celebrations, card clubs, and Ladies Aid meetups pepper the week with appearances at residences and local properties shifting occupancy.
Willowville residents report visits and gatherings. Mrs Jerry Marsh and LeRoy spent a day in Cincinnati. Albert Huelsman Harold Lipka and Elmer Lipka families and relatives were guests Sunday. Ella McGuire hosted friends. Tiamae Sullivan stayed with Mrs Roland Walker in Batavia. Sydney Sullivan visited Georgetown. Mrs Naegle visited Cincinnati. Danner family toured Indiana. Eva Hirschaur stayed with her brother Henry Hirschaur. Barbara Zemble spent Thursday with her mother M Massaron.
Miss Sara White spent the weekend with friends at Mt Washington. Mr and Mrs Irvin Flischel and children and Mrs Ida Grossnickle visited Charles Grahams in Plainville. Mr and Mrs W L Stevicks and Philip Higby visited Mr and Mrs Odie Shinkle in Madisonville. Mrs Collins and her son from Xenia and Miss Kate Jordan visited B L Jordan. Mr and Mrs Eddie Van Camp hosted Sunday dinner. Mr and Mrs Henry Kinkler of Mariemont and Mr and Mrs Harry Van Camp of ...
Ed Ross and family hosted a dinner with guests including Mrs Carrie Utter and family of Owensville Mrs Charles Utter of Cincinnati Mr and Mrs Bill Weimer and daughter of Brazier Mr and Mrs Raymond Ross and Virginia Doughman of Ba Misses Etta and Ella Pfarr visited Mrs Mary Garbe and daughter Sunday Mrs Albert Meier dined with Mrs Ed Dumford of Batavia Thursday Irene Taphorn of Cincinnati spent Sunday at home Ed and Mary Ross visited Mt Pleasant and Calvary Cemeteries Mrs Albert Meier visited Cincinnati Monday.
Mrs William Fomorin spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs J R Johnson. Mrs Anna Cramer and children and Jessie May Chaney enjoyed the circus at Cincinnati Tuesday. Miss Blanche Needham entertained Morgan and Helen Coombs of Carthage Sunday. Miss Clara Slater spent Sunday afternoon with Jessie May Chaney. Miss Crystal Morgan spent Sunday with friends at Dayton. Mr and Mrs Dallas Ransome of Middletown and Mrs Ada Curtis of Germantown called on G C Steward and family Sunday evening.
Merchants cooperate in a Clermont campaign offering Clermont Courier Merchandise Coupons to redeem at participating businesses. The effort highlights local shops joining the promotion to boost shopping and community support.
A list of businesses across Amelia Hutson, Amann Flora and other towns is provided. The Clermont Courier requests any merchant who has not signed up to cooperate in the campaign to contact the paper immediately.
Mrs. Sallie Joseph spends a few days with F. W. Needham. Mr. and Mrs. Leach of Owensville and Mrs. Florence Duchemin of Hartman called on Mr. and Mrs. Mon for Mrs. Bertie Warman and Blanche Needham were shopping in Hillsboro on Wednesday.
Farm Credit Administration approves group loans for agricultural students such as 4 H and Future Farmers of America chapters through an adult borrower. Loans require security or notes from group members with parent or guardian signatures and sponsor verification. Individual students may pool needs and borrow as a group at 5 percent interest via production credit associations. About 650 associations operate nationwide.
While men inspect orchards and hay fields on June 15 at the Clermont County Experiment Station Farm in Owensville, women will spend a profitable day there.
Poultry flowers and landscape gardening receive prominent spots on the program. The landscape segment grows in importance in city and farm. Prof. Man of the Floriculture Dept at Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster will speak. All county garden clubs plan to attend.
Farmers needing funds for operating costs or refinancing are urged to contact the Clermont Farm Bureau office. The Farm Bureau Agricultural Credit Corporation provides loans at 5 percent with minimal costs and terms up to twelve months. Renewal possible if in good standing with a notable reduction on the first loan. Funds available for fertilizer, seed, feed, labor, equipment repair, and paying existing debts.
In ancient practice priests wore gloves during liturgy to perform the holy sacrifice with clean and pure hands, reflecting ceremonial purity and reverence in worship.
Frank W. Geiger of Springfield announced his candidacy for one of two Republican nominations to the Ohio Supreme Court for a full term. He has served on the Ohio Public Utilities Commission since 1929 after 19 years as Clark County judge of the common pleas and probate courts.
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