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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1939
Page
5
Local column gathers notices from Williamsburg Glen Este Hamlet Locust Corner and nearby areas. Residents share visits births trips and social events with many names and places across Ohio Kentucky and Cincinnati mentioning hospitals schools churches and gatherings.
The Amelia community celebrated the high school commencement on Wednesday evening. Eveleen Boles won the scholarship prize. Noel Watson's family faced illness with mumps. A child exposed to an electric wire was moved from Children's Hospital to City Hospital due to mumps. Mildred Lytle visited home folks then headed to Vermont with Dr. Box's family. Visiting the Fagin home were Mrs. Glen bt of Ohio City and relatives from Danville Illinois, Newtown, Cincinnati, and Dr. Frank Swing family from Cincinnati.
The Eighth Grade commencement will be held at the M Church on Friday June 2 at 8 15 PM with Supt Hast of the Hillsboro School delivering the address and the Goshen Orchestra providing music. Local residents and visitors are noted in casual social visits and illness updates across Newtonsville and nearby towns.
Summerside Mt Carmel notes report no Sunday services at Summerside Methodist. A Baccalaureate at Batavia Methodist at 8 PM for seniors. Birth announced for Ed Kaffka. Local visits and gatherings include Mr and Mrs Marsh hosting Turned, Geo Gray moving, Frazier hosting, Harley Bell visiting in Newport. Card party hosts and many social visits listed. About 200 attend Mt Carmel 8th Grade Commencement.
Newtonsville Snappy Stitchers 4-H Club held a second meeting May 20 with Alberta Moore presiding. Doris Marshall reported on projects and pin distribution. next meeting June 2 in the schoolhouse basement. Nifty Stitch Clothing Club held May 15 at the Schooley home with new officers installed Dorothy McGuire president Christina Paff vice president Helen Smith secretary Virginia Paff reporter and Catherine Johnson recreation leader. adjourned to June 1, 1939. Lorado Busy Bee 4-H Club met May 24 at the Community House to discuss projects. lunch was prepared by the boys and a Grand March followed. next meeting June 7 at 8 PM.
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