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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1935
Page
5
Local families and visitors share Sunday and weekday gatherings across Goshen Cincinnati Hyde Park and Madisonville as Mrs Pearl Dixon returns home after a Cincinnati visit. The community notes dinners visits and a wedding attendance at St Anthony Church Madisonville marking a busy period in Belfast-Williams corner.
Mrs Belle Kirgan and guests from Amelia and Cincinnati share Sunday meals with local families. The Shamrock Baptist bake sale set for Flora's Drug Store on Saturday November 9 from 2 to 5 PM. Various households visited Hartwell Miamiville Fultons and Williams burg for gatherings. W C T U holds Bethel convention. temperance talks given at Christian Chapel and Lindale. A Halloween party at Mt Holly Community House hosted by Ladies' Aid with many locals attending.
The Amelia P T A schedules its next meeting for Monday November 11 at 8:00 p m. Everyone is welcome. Local women hosted social events and Halloween gatherings with numerous remarks of good times. A student Andy Leary suffered a fall from a ladder breaking his right arm in two places and spraining his left shoulder.
Williamstown resident Warren Clark died at his home Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hornback welcomed a newborn son. The Presbyterian Service Class and the U and I class of the M E S S held gatherings at local homes, with Mrs. M D Kratzer and Mrs. W C Curry hosting. Mrs. Dora Shulmann hosted the U and I class meeting, while Miss Helen Miller led a Halloween party. Guests from Cincinnati included Mr. and Mrs. O H Radford and Mrs. Lilly Mains.
Mrs J Isaac Maham and Mrs W E Elrod hosted a Presbyterian Missionary Society gathering Tuesday afternoon. Amarillo guest Ethel Allen and her daughter visited relatives here. Mrs Bessie Miller hosted the Corner Class of the M E S S Tuesday evening. Belle Holden’s illness noted by friends. Ruth Jean Ashton held a Halloween party Tuesday evening. Hugh M Davidson and wife hosted their Five Hundred Club on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Mortermore of Mr Healthy and other couples hosted and visited over the weekend. Ted and Barney Young with Fairview guests joined Mr and Mrs J W Young for Sunday dinner. Various residents from Norwood Pricetown Mt Healthy Terrace Park and Love land shared social visits with neighbors and relatives.
Mr and Mrs Joe Meranda visit their daughter Mildred and family in Craig Missouri. Mrs Will Bureau and daughter Dot spend time at Speers Hospital Covington with her mother. Cincinnati guests include Mr and Mrs Lew Manning and others celebrating multiple birthdays. Several local residents host relatives and enjoy weekend visits across Covington Silver Grove and Batavia.
WKRC radio stars The Fiddlin' Farmers will perform at the Mt Carmel School House Friday at 8 p m November 8 tickets 15 and 25 cents. An attendance note reports 98 in Sunday School last Sunday. Local residents attend and visit H A Jones and others. V McGraw hosts a masked Young Married Class party Friday.
Mrs. Marvin McGuire spent Wednesday with her mother in West Union and returned home with her. Billy Fitzgerald and Charles Fissel visited the Sperrys for the weekend. Miss Sue Smythe visited her brother’s family in Milford Friday night. Granville Mead and wife of Batavia, formerly of Glen Este, celebrated their fifty first wedding anniversary. The Meads plan to winter in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. McGuire visited the Smythes Sunday night.
Cincinnati visitors Mrs Ellen Donovan hosted by families. Mil ford guests Mr Royal Smythe called on parents. New home for Claude Roberts family. Helen Malott entertained Olive Branch card club. Local residents enjoyed a pleasant evening. Permelia Pindle mourned death with funeral services. Miss Mary Schumard visited Florence Needham. Ger mantown guests Oscar Curlis and family with J S Curlis. Sunday at Al Moyer home included Worstell and Weaks families. Christie hosts R Weaver and wife from Lebanon. Ralph Curlis at Blue Ash visit. James McFeeters of Monroe called on friends. Q B Mulloy and wife spent eve with Geo Srofe Fayetteville.
Gilbert Francis of Amelia visited Alva Hill on Sunday. Wm. Baird returned from Greenville. John McClelland and wife of Hyde Park visited D. L. Ritchie and wife Sunday. Etta Carrick of Waynesville called on friends here Friday. Otto Carson and family of Lebanon spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. Burkhardt. Burkhardt family moved to Morrow. Charles Cook of Harveysburg visited F. B. Bishop and wife Sunday. Rose and Alice Day of Mt. Carmel were Sunday callers. Susie Scoville rented the Myers property and plans to live there.
Social notes list Mrs. Oliver Hawk and Phillip of Buffalo with others including Mrs. Blanche Hendrixson Felicity Rev Zimmerman and families visiting in various towns. We see calls from Moscow Pleasant Plain Felicity Oberlin and Bettie Ann Little with multiple family gatherings and weekend visits.
Mr and Mrs R F Bartlow hosted two Halloween parties on Thursday and Saturday as did Mrs Sheriff and Miss Edith Beach for neighbors old and young. Visits included Noah Pruer Davis Bethel and more with Woodruff families hosting and remarks on revival services at Moscow.
Community updates show visits by residents from Mt. Washington Dayton Cincinnati and Norwood. Weddings engagements and family visits include Walter White and Miss Mary Henry planning a November 2 wedding. locals attend funerals and grange programs while teachers attend a Cincinnati meeting.
Local No 14 National Farmers Union schedules its monthly gathering at the Lima city court house on Tuesday evening November 12 at 8 o clock. Topics include convention news agricultural imports and exports AAA program and farmers programs. The Lima mayor has proclaimed Farmers Union week October 6 through 12. Theater note: the theater of Dionysius in Athens drew nearly 30000 spectators.
Harley Daugherty sells his farm and offers for sale at Watcr Hill on Burney Lane 2 miles southeast of Mt Washington and a half mile from Salem on Saturday November 9 at 1 pm. The catalog includes 3 good cows 2 mules and harness a brood sow all kinds of farm implements and a Che 1 ton truck. A M Ellis is auctioneer.
Public auction in Batavia Clermont County Ohio on November 23 1935 between 11 30 AM and 12 noon for 108 acres described in detailed surveys within Stonelick Township including lines from Dollenmyer Nelson McKinney Titus Massie Dean and Krantz. Real estate appraised at 1500 cash terms. Garland G Auxier Sheriff. Davis Ely & Ely Attorneys.
Auction event notes at Mt Carmel school on Friday November 8. Ducks, ravuits and other items to be sold. Adults two dollars per item, children one dollar. Broadcast details: listen on W KRC at 8 30 p m for more information.
Farmers worked with Dr. D. R. Todd Extension Agronomist from Ohio State University who tested 250 soils over two sessions last week. Producers unable to attend may send a soil sample to County Agent Roy E. Battles for testing in Columbus.
Mistletoe Lodge No 97 I O O F hosts a card party and Lotto at Odd Fellows Hall New Richmond Saturday evening starting 8 o clock. Prizes include door gifts card game and lotto winnings. No admission charged at the door. Ohio Rebekah Lodge No 639 serves a tray luncheon during the event.
The article notes that before Columbus the island later called Porto Rico carried the native name Boriquen. It highlights an alternate name rooted in Indigenous language sources.
County commissioners of Clermont County Ohio invite sealed bids by 10 a m on Tuesday November 12 1935 for 10 000 feet of first class White Oak Lumber two by sixteen not to exceed twelve inches in width. By order Jones Clerk.
Lima, Peru’s capital, features paved streets and American style buildings. Spanish homes with inner patios remain, and one facing the plaza is claimed as the Presidential palace.
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