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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1933

Page

5

Halloween Parties Light Up Nicholsville Social Scene

Halloween festivities end in Nicholsville with parties and a masked gathering hosted by Richard Jackson and Archie McMurchy drawing about fifty guests. A baby girl was born as a Halloween gift to the Bolene rs and Jessie Shinkle remains unwell, while visits from local families span Emery Hall Mt Washington New Castle and Cincinnati.

Nicholsville Hallowe’en Andirls Richard Jackson Archie McMurchy Rice Bolener

P T A Party At School Auditorium Saturday Night

Amelia residents will attend a PT A social at the School Auditorium on Saturday night November 18 with card games and entertainment. Admission 25 cents includes refreshments.

Death across the years and social visits in Williamsburg

Mrs George Ernsberger formerly Bertha Bell Chatterton dies in Los Angeles. Social news lists many local visitors and hosts including Miss Helen Donaworth after an operation, card club gatherings, DAR meetings, and multiple Sunday and weekend visits among families in Ripley Sardinia Cincinnati Dayton Sabina Madisonville Plainville Hartwell Newtonsville and Connersville with numerous relatives and friends mentioned.

George Ernsberger Bertha Bell Chatterton Los Angeles Cal Howard Adams Ripley Artie. Cleck Sardinia Elmer Adams Helen Donaworth Bethesda Hospital Elsie George Foster Mesdames Adeline Creager T.A.C Stanley Morel C. A. Frazier W. T. Elrod Ralph D. Fuhr Beech Forest Chapter Bethel Hobart Ogden Oxford E Ogden Gaylord Fisher Isaac Grossnickle Mrs. Irwin

Social Notes from Amelia and Surrounding Areas

Mr and Mrs Lou Favret visit Columbus relatives while others attend events across Amelia Mt Washington Dayton and Batavia. Households host gatherings and dinners with extended families including Smythe Schuchman McGuire and Beagle families and prominent locals attend church conferences and legion events.

Newtonsville May Updates and Visiting Guests

Mrs. Chas Seward recovers from gallstone operation at Bethesda hospital Cincinnati. C A Long and wife visit George and Edenton relatives. Weekend visitors include James Gorman Madisonville Clifford Coates Maude and Roy Williams Norwood. Franks Cornwall family Mulberry. Nannie Collins and Tom with Gus Engel Madisonville. Edna and children arrive from Denver. Col Bertha Williams Cincinnati visits Mrs Taylor. John Conard hosts Hall Edenton. Maggie Bigam returns Goshen from Robert Ogle. Stevicks and Dimmitt improve at home.

Chas, Seward Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati C. A. Long George Doss William Edenton James Gorman Madisonville Clifford Coates Maude Roy Williams Norwood Frank Cornwall Henrietta Mulberry L. M. Cornwall Nannie Collins Tom Gus Engel Frank Frazer Audrey Frank White Lebanon Auburn Bigam A. W. Meinken Nannie Work Edna Denver Bertha Williams Taylor John Conard Hall Maggie Bigam Goshen Robert Ogle W. L. Stevicks George Dimmitt

Owensville Social Notes Include Illness and Visits

Mr and Mrs Frank Dimmit of IW Uta Aepung quads a[[lAsuoyma] and Mrs Cliff Rosselott. Mr and Mrs Dale McKay spent Sunday with her mother at Bellevue y. Mr and Mrs John Craver visited Elmer and Addie McCormick in Cincinnati. Mr Lew Yeager fell from a ladder and broke his arm. Miss Lizzie Fomorin is very ill. Mr and Mrs P J Hughes hosted Kathryn Boggs and Harry Lacy visiting from Newtonsville. Bridge club met at Mrs Cliff Rosselott. Mrs Lloyd Lehrer entertained relatives Thursday. Mrs Lewis hosted her son Herbert and wife from New Holland. Ben Swartz of Cincinnati spending winter with M M Boggs. Mrs Ella Brown and son John and daughter Mrs Alex Baird of Mt Victory visited recently. Mrs M M Dumford learned of cousin Houser's death in St Petersburg Fla. Funeral at College Hill, burial at Spring Grove Cemetery.

Owensville Frank Dimmit IW Uta Aepung Cliff Rosselott Dale McKay Bellevue, Y John Craver Elmer Addie McCormick Cincinnati Lew Yeager Lizzie Fomorin P. J. Hughes Beth- el Kathryn Boggs Harry Lacy Newtonsville Kimball Mt. Carmel Bridge Club Cliff Rosselott Lloyd Lehrer Lewis Herbert New Holland Ben Swartz M. M. Boggs Ella Brown John Alex Baird Mt. Victory M. M. Dumford Houser St. Petersburg Fla College Hill Spring Grove Cemetery

Regulations Governing Clermont County Dairy Health Rules

Clermont County District Board of Health enacts dairy regulations covering definitions, sales, cattle health, stable standards, utensils, milk rooms, handling, containers, licenses, and inspections. Dairy products must be produced under health rules with tuberculin testing, clean facilities, and approved packaging and labeling.

Board of Ith General Health District Clermont State of Ohio District Board of Health Clermont County General Health District Clermont County District Board of Heath Distric Board of Health State Department of Health Eac Board of Health United States Bureau of Standards Ohio Milk Marketing Commission D + Board of Health

Regulations and penalties for Clermont County health permits

The document outlines permit revocation for health violations, penalties including fines up to 50 dollars and potential imprisonment, and enforcement effective date. It states a nonrefundable fee of 75 cents, compliance deadlines, and provisions for constitutional amendments. E S Haas and C R Colburn sign as health board officials.

Fae Chaniel Conelee Board of Health Clermont County General Health Clermont County Ohio

Nervous breakdown danger ad urges Magna Compound

An advertisement warns that nerves can ruin lives and urges immediate treatment with Magna Compound. It claims many careers homes and businesses suffer from nervous strain and promises payment on delivery with no upfront money.

Magna Compound

Magna Mfg Co Advertises Nervous System Compound

Advertisement from Magna Mfg Co at 5605 So Homan Ave Chicago Illinois offers a thirty day supply of Magna Compound for the nervous system. Payment terms include $2.00 plus postage on receipt. cash option pays postage. Canadian foreign orders require cash in advance.

Homan Avenue Chicago Ill

Belfast Williams Corner Friends Share Local News

Mrs Chas Seward recuperating in Bethesda Hospital after an operation. Herbert McCormick and family hosted Billys sixth birthday dinner. C D Boyd Hyde Park East guests. Doris Hill celebrates fifth birthday with family. Local gatherings include Merrels Love land and Merril Lebanon members visiting Jacob Gross family. Dr and Mrs R Norris Norwood with daughter guest of L Ansteadt.

Chas. Seward Bethesda Hospital Herbert McCormick Billy John Holderfield Marjorie Marolyn Goshen C. D. Boyd Marion Tommy Boyd Hyde Park East Walter Merrel Loveland Milo Merril Lebanon Jacob Gross R. Norris Norwood L. Ansteadt Thomas Hill Doris Lee Hill Dorothy Stanley Hill F. C. Suteton

Sur’s party honors Donald Morgan birthday

Mrs Laura Morgan hosted a social Thursday evening for her son Donald with a luncheon and cheerful gathering. Owensville guests Louis Rapp and Cathryn Apgar joined Audrey Harris and Roy Innis for dinner Wednesday. Mary Warman Crystal Morgan and Blanche Needham shopped in Cincinnati Wednesday. Samuel Harlow and wife visited Harlows sister in Felicity Monday. John Ireton of Evanston called on W G Predmore Wednesday. Harold Predmore and family of Hillsboro visited W G Predmore Sunday. Cliff Cramer and family of White Oak visited Leslie Cramer and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Snider visited Fred Caldwell Sunday. Paul Badgley and Cincinnati girlfriend called on Mrs Ethel Gensjet Sunday evening. J I Curtis and Gaylord Needham made a business trip to Batavia Monday.

Laura Morgan Donald Louis Rapp Cathryn Apgar Owensville Audrey Harris Roy Innis Mary Warman Crystal Morgan Blanche Needham Cincinnati Samuel Harlow Jes Harlow Felicity Monay John Ireton Evanston W. G. Predmore Harold Predmore Hillsboro Cliff Cramer White Oak Leslie Cramer Mrs. Snider Fred Caldwell Bee Paul Badgley Ethel Gens Jet Curtis Gaylord Needham Batavia Monsay

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Jessie Shinkle B. T. Davis E. A. McMurchy Emery Aubrey Redfield Mildred Moore R. B. Moore Christ Hospital Mary Gelvin Frank Donovan Terrace Park Knowles Amelia Annabel Flora Jennie Mae Hutson W. O. Cord Dayton Carlos Hutson Sewing Club Beckman Charles C. Kearns D. AR Grant Memorial Nellie Wall Jennie Kearns Eastern Star Chapter Louisa Perin Grand Chapter Columbus Williamsburg Geo. Johnson Harris Conersville Ind Eugene Love Walter Rader Laurence Maynard Frances Maynard Malta Chas. Davis Jolly Sewing Club Eva Powell Jack Wymer I. L. Laycock Robert Baker Middletown Gleneste Lou Favret H. B. Smythe E. O. Hubbeey Clara Smythe Royal Mt. Washington Royal Smythe al Schuchman Charles McGuire Lola Jacobs Fenner Helvey Marvin McGuire Will Fomorin Marathon E. O. Huheey American Legion Joe Sturm Ellen Donavan Mary Adams Earl Fishback Louis Beagle Newtown Jesse Beagle Emma Horstman Hamlet Chester Smith Blair Cann Riggs Nicholsville Hazelwood America Offut John Pommert Alice Gates Christian Church Congregational Christian Conference Belle Kirgan Clarksville Russell Bert Ketchum Batavia C. M. Edwards Carl Ross Dragoos the District OF Beath E. S. Haas C. R. Colburn M. D Magna Mfg CO Belfast Williams
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