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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1925
Page
5
M. Rapp dealer advertises Allen's Parlor Furnace promising warm winters and lower heating costs. It claims superior heat without cellar steps, a long market presence, and that it outperforms imitators on value and features for homes.
Gail Stone Specialist publishes a booklet describing a long prescribed home treatment for catarrhal inflammation and infections of the liver gall bladder and gall ducts. The notice promotes sending the booklet free to interested readers by writing Dr E E Paddock Desk 102 Kansas City Missouri dated nov 4 18 d2.
Mrs Abernathy returns home after seven weeks with daughter and family in Laurel. Numerous relatives from Evanston Milford Batavia Hyde Norwood attend Sunday dinner at Emma Bward's. A newborn Morris Eugene Apgar joins Galen Apgar and wife. Hospital visits and homecomings mark a busy week. Baptist service slated for Sunday evening November 22 at 7. Everyone welcome.
The column lists residents and visitors such as Mrs Vancille Groves Miss Nancy Collins Mrs Eva Groihus and Nate Collins with wife Mr O on the sick list and various friends visiting or hosting events across the city including James Rose Iva Gale A Mankon Dannie Barron and Marvin Medilisto with extended family gatherings and upcoming community fetines noted.
Miss Helen plans a trip to Orlando Florida on Wednesday after months here. Mrs Garnet Draggoo and family prepare to move to Bo Enter before a planned Saturday departure. Mr Car mel and Mrs and Miss receive awards as city visitors Maurice Dol Brumagen and Henry. Martha Mauch has taken a city winter position. Children of John Groves listed among local residents.
A fragmented note recalls Lizzie Mo and Mrs. James Majott hosting guests at a dinner with Dr. Windle and Christy among those mentioned. The text hints at social gathering details from last week, including locals such as Sharlowte and Bally freton, with unclear affiliations and outcomes.
Local residents receive visitors and report health updates. Walter Curry's family relocates to a residence formerly occupied by Roy Brand. Willa Noyse and her daughter Virginia visit Mrs. Angie Terhune. Rev. Eperow plans to travel to Pennsylvania after a Martinsville rest. Gavin Foster starts a business course in Cincinnati. The Vesta Club hosts a program led by Mrs. Ossey, urging community aid for neighbors in need. Miss Josephine Knight returns home from Kings Mills, and church services feature Rev. Trowel and upcoming sermons by Rev. McCulloch and a union service. Armistice observances occur at the school auditorium.
We offer fruit trees shrubs perennials roses grape vines currants gooseberries raspberries blackberries and nursery stock. Located in Batavia we represent Brothers Co. Order now for spring planting. Phone listed.
A patchwork of social items lists visits and gatherings across Hamilton Dayton and Newport. Names include Mrs. W. E. Thompson Dora Parker Emery Parker Glenn Hill Wymer J. ig tet A. Brannock Lutie Williams Cecile Elisberry Carrie Crain Whitaker Clifford Watson Oliver House Allen Harris Bert Oline and others. Activities span extended visits, embroidery, dinners and church group meetings with the H. A. S. Society and Boosters class noted.
Sparse readable lines show a 6 00 time reference and a brief note about a local poster or notice. It hints at a public or community listing but lacks clear names places or actions to define a full item.
Secretary-Treasurer A Hartman leads the farm loan group described as the state's largest association operating under government supervision. The fragment notes the organization and its oversight status, with scarce readable details.
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