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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1925
Page
5
Local fragment mentions William Taylor and spouse visiting neighbors, Henry Shickley and family, and Mrs. Taylor's improving health. It notes Mr. Welton caring for two racing horses amid a run of cold weather, with neighbors offering help to stabilize and ready them for the coming season.
Multiple short items report deaths and memorials including Ella Watt’s death and burial beside her husband, plus various family updates, visits, and social events such as meetings, travels, farm purchases, and church activities in Summerside and nearby towns.
Sunday gatherings feature Will Sebree and wife of Illinois Lawrence Sebree and Amelia with Sam McClain and families. Paul Slade and wife relocate to Ripley. Milt Ireton entertains sister from Illinois. Mrs Anna Dugan heads city for winter. Mrs Irwin Slade and Mrs Delia Stickle visit Bethel and city. George Fletcher Elmer Ely with Chas Wood and wife Bethel. Mrs Wiley Milner from Mt Washington stays with parents. Helping Circle meets next Wednesday at 2 with Cora Ely. Mrs Conn of Bethel visits son James and family before wintering in Middletown. Albert and wife.
Miss Ruth Goodhune returns to her business after a weeks vacation with her mother Mrs. McDonough. Maurice Dolen and wife spent Thursday in the city. Old residents recall only one snow in October, we have had three. Bert Ketchlem and family visited relatives Sunday. Dorothy Carlyle hosted a Halloween party. Christian Chapel will preach next Sunday at 10 30. Mrs Chas Wolfe of Hyde Park visited her sick mother Friday. Mrs Laura Dial returns from New York relatives. Forty five Amelia Woman’s Club members and guests enjoyed a Halloween at Miss Louisa Perin’s home.
Clarence Moore and family in West Carrollton spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs. Lou Maddox returned from a two week visit with her son in Hamilton. Her grandson and wife accompanied her. Mrs. Alta Walker and daughter of Blanchester visited her parents. Miss Helen Meek of Edenton visited her mother Sunday. Mrs. W. R. Pickelheimer, Mrs. Sallie Shields, M. Carr and wife called on Belle South and daughter. Geo. Burgett hosted a Halloween party at the schoolhouse. The Miami Grange held a masquerade at G. M. Roudebush's on Oct. 29. Mrs. B. L. Jordan and son drove to Wilmington. Arminta Hunt of Madisonville visited Saturday. Geo. Randall of Milford visited Dannie Barron. Emma Rogers and baby Leela joined visits with Virginia Grosnickle and others. Jamita Pringle and Elizabeth Sutton attended Grand Chapter in Columbus. The Rebekah Halloween party was a success. Clark Bunyan and family visited his sisters in Pleasant Hill. Alma Seward of Belfast spent Sunday with Virginia Grosnickle. Geo. Burgett and family visited Laurel for the M. E. church cornerstone laying.
The item markets fruit trees shrubs perennials and nursery stock with spring planting suggested. Fred Jenike Batavia represents Chase Brothers Co and invites orders by phone 113. Local notices include social events illnesses visitors and Halloween gatherings with several residents noted.
In 1925 the city updates Bus Line 27 routes and schedules reflecting growth in urban transit. Officials announce adjustments to stops and service frequencies to better serve neighborhoods along the line.
Dr. Mary D. Crane of Columbus visited relatives in Avondale and Cincinnati. The Parker family called on the Roses. A Baptist Circle hostess hosted a meeting. Beck Koch of Beckley visited her mother and family. The Harris and Goodwin families hosted and were visited by multiple friends. Local residents attended social events in Linwood Felicity Dayton Akron and Blanchester.
Dealer P. M. Rapp promotes Allen's Parlor Furnace as a breakthrough in winter warmth. He claims it provides furnace heat without cellar costs, eliminates chilly halls, and offers superior features at less than the price of two stoves, noting its four year market lead and several imitators.
Mr and Mrs Art Quinby attended a surprise dinner in Mason to honor his brother. Mrs Ida Codling visited Mr Hughes. Wilbur McMullen of Lebanon stayed with relatives. Alven Ansteadt and family visited Charley Slye and wife. Mrs Zetta Lange visited W H Jones and cared for her mother. Mrs W H Jones and Golda K and W A Reed shopped in the city. Mrs Stanfield entertained husbands. Simpson hosted her mother Mrs Parten for a Linwood weekend. A Hallowe en party at Ben McKibbens featured games music and pie. No Maple Grove service due to a week-long Monterey meeting. Golda K Jones visited Marathon house of C L Jones.
Five locations along the fills on Grant Highway between Hamersville and the Clermont county line gain protective guard rails. The Georgetown to county line stretch is praised as a model in southern Ohio. Wooster earns compliments for his supervision of the project.
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