Nine Mile. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks had for Bunday.
Mr and Mrs Brooks hosted a gathering at Nine Mile for Bunday with a small group of friends. The event featured casual dining and conversation in a familial setting.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1924
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Brooks hosted a gathering at Nine Mile for Bunday with a small group of friends. The event featured casual dining and conversation in a familial setting.
Sunday reunion at Mrs. Eppert and Miss Erma’s home drew extended families including Geo Croswell Ranford and Eppert households. Nearby visits featured Will Hill Ammerman Kirgan Moyer and Groner guests, with Bert Houser departing for Orlando Florida next day.
A special 9:00 a m promotion program will begin the Methodist church Sunday morning followed by the regular Sunday school and preaching service. Guests include Thomas Moorehead and wife of Williamsburg and Miss Lou Haum of Batavia. The Woman's club meets Saturday October 4 at 1 pm with lunch hosted by Mrs John Sive.
Mrs. Louise Beck hosted the Embroidery Club on Thursday afternoon. The Baptist Circle met Tuesday night. Families and guests from Detroit, Petoskey, Cleveland, and Williamsport visited or returned home, including Mr. and Mrs. Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Myers, and the Mo or Taraal party.
Obituary notes Amiott boy dies at fourteen from infection or vaccination after illness. The piece lists family members and funeral details plus a wide range of social events including visits, entertainments, and gatherings at the Methodist church with guests from nearby towns. Opera House announcements follow with upcoming film showings and local happenings.
Roy and Maud Williams of Norwood visited their brother here Monday. Various neighbors and families, including the Susemorer, Taylor, McBeth, Dumford, and Jones households, spent days with relatives. Mrs. Eva Barrons and Mrs. Frank Stamets traveled for business, while Herbert Williams returned to Columbus for studies.
Mary Tice born April 1 1887 to Alfred and Ann nee Phillips Holter married April 17 1870 to Albert Tice had one child who died in infancy. She joined M E church young and lived a quiet Christian life. She died after paralysis last Tuesday in Owensville where she was among the oldest residents.
A sequence of 1 dollar transfers records numerous property deeds across Milford Batavia Williams burg Union Tate Miami and other townships. Names include Annie R Boose Ross V Hickey Lenora Dennison Walter Kain Barbara Gebel Clara Kirgan Elizabeth McKay May Huling Spritz H D Harrison Pearl Harrison Jules etc. Many parcels include acres lots and 0 to 124 acres with prices mainly 1 or 4500 for a single lot.
The M E parsonage at Summerside hosted a monthly Epworth League gathering with about eighty attendees including thirty from Olive Branch church. Guests dressed as cartoon characters, with walls decorated in cartoons and prizes awarded to Mutt and Jeff and Smoky. Refreshments were hot dogs and coffee.
scattered items report Bert Hutchinson with a new coupe James Genes and H Stamm listed as ill Mies Zola Tucker visiting Wilmington College on Saturday Mrs Conover organizing church decor services planned at LO F Dr Hansein on extended visit to parents G M Caldwell and Mrs gardeall seen shopping in the city and moving into the parish
On September 18 the club and families gathered at Mrs. Craigmile's home with guest Mrs. Lena White. The program featured song business responses The Harvest Time riddles and a Progressive music contest won by Allie Rowan. Ice cream cake and lemonade were served.
At Your Service offers general hauling moving furniture live stock to market and special trips. Distances no object with trips to Cincinnati on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Call for prices Milton Sigleton Batavia phone 11.
Bethel Nursery in Bethel Ohio advertises over 30 varieties of Apple Trees in sizes from 0 to 6 feet and prices, with roots described as splendid and enduring. The catalog lists Peach, Pear, Plum, Cherry, Quince trees, small fruits, ornamentals, and hedges. Season opens October 25 through December with free catalog. contact I N Crain, proprietor.
A Batavia firm A & Powell offers truck hauling in modern trucks at reasonable prices between Batavia and Cincinnati and to other destinations. Daily trips to Cincinnati available. Call anytime.
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