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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1940

Page

8

Various Classified Ads From Owensville area

Local notices advertise apples Grimes Golden 50c to 1.00 per bushel and 75c picking, Fabio seed wheat $1 per bushel, kitchen stove set and hot blast stoves, household goods from the late M. awards sale, cows calves sheep and hogs for sale, lost beagle female near Batavia, and a printing trade learning opportunity. Legal notice announces Leoda Stewart vs Arthur Stewart divorce case in Clermont County with hearing after November 16, 1940.

Grimes L. H. Brothers Owensville Batavia Court of Common P Clermont Co Ohio Leoda Stewart Arthur Stewart Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Leoda Stewart Britton

Mt Holly Homecoming Notes and Local News Highlight

The Mt Holly homecoming committee earns praise for a fine program with music and a sermon by Rev. Ralph Branden of Covington Ohio and Rev. McD Howsare of Dayton. Local visits include Mrs Mary Ayers and Miss Sallie Peterson. Corporal Robert Channell, son of George and Ruth Channell, is promoted in the U S Army Air Corps at March Field California.

Christian Chapel Ralph Branden Covington Ohio Howsare Dayton Holthouse Myslin Heights J. E. Lytle Mary Ayers Forestville Sallie Peterson Texas Mt. Holly Robert Channell George and Ruth Channell U. S. Army Air Corps March Field California

Obituary: Ben McKibben of Owensville

Ben McKibben born near New Richmond October 1 1886 died at home near Owensville September 24 1940 seven days before his 54th birthday. He married Mamie Haskell on October 1 1910 and had three children before her death in 1921. He remarried Kathryn Smith on December 24 1928 and is survived by his two sons James and George, daughter Evelyn, a step son Bernard Smith, a daughter in law, three grandsons, two brothers Everett and Warren and a sister Mrs Chas Cobb. He was remembered as a prudent hardworking man who cared for his family and farmed daily. The obituary closes with a poem about a blessed afterlife.

Ben McKibben George Rebecca White McKibben New Richmond Owensville Mamie Haskell Kathryn Smith James George McKibben Evelyn Burger Bernard Smith Everett West Chester Warren New Harmony Chas. Cobb Middletown

Card of Thanks to Neighbors for Kindness During Illness

We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during our husband and father's sickness and death. Special thanks to Rev Lyons for consoling words and Mr Makam for conducting the funeral. Wife and Children.

Rev. Lyons Mr. Makam

Amelia area social notes and visits

Mrs May Weatherall of Florida and friends called on Mrs Hanna Lungmus and others in Amelia before returning to Florida Saturday. Mrs Kelsey of St. Louis dined with the Kelsey family and visited Bertha Gates. Mrs Oneila Adams Carr stayed with her mother in East Amelia. Maude Anton is improved from pneumonia. The former Homer house is being remodeled by Charles Freemyer. Offutt accepted an invite to the Amelia Women’s Club dinner October 4 at Mrs Henry Reed’s home. Emma Kernohan of Batavia attended the Edwards sale and visited friends. George Earl Huling bought Russell’s former property in Amelia and plans to move in. Mr. and Mrs. Lee of Burnett Woods and Rev. Moore and wife of Summerside were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cain. Friestal and Joe Campbell with friends visited Mrs Katherine Witts Sunday.

May Weatherall Florida Callie Cross Waynesville Ohio Hanna Lungmus Gates Offutt Pommert Amelia Kelsey St. Louis Harry Kelsey Bertha Gates Oneila Adams Carr East Amelia Anton Maude Will Homer Charles Freemyer Amelia Women’s Club Henry Reed Emma Kernohan Batavia Edwards George Earl Huling Russell

Locust Corner social notes and a death

Locust Corner items show Mr and Mrs Harry Herzog on their Glen Cove Springs farm Florida. Local visits include Mrs Bennett Behymer and Mrs Behymer, plus gatherings for Howard Crush and Mrs Fred Lipps. Glenn Blackburn dies at 22 after 18 months illness. funeral at Mt Holly Church.

Harry Herzog Glen Cove Springs Florida Russell Behymer Bennett Behymer Lunken Howard Crush Hilmer Fenner Indiana Charles Troy William Livengood Nine Mile Fred Lipps Marfields Cassié Tone Edward Guild New Richmond Herold Fry Levi Semours Ausgood Glenn Blackburn General Hospital Mt. Holly Church Rev. Reed Lawrence Cox, Ky Harry Blackburn

Local Social Notes Highlight Weddings and Visits

Miss Bernice Dunn wed Harold Nordyke of Cherry Grove in a Wednesday ceremony at the Dunn home in For estville. Florence Ellen Laub to wed Charles E DeNike Jr of Mt Holly with ceremony October 12 at Cherry Grove United Brethren church. Families visit kin across Oakley Cincinnati Mt Washington Ta bacco and Locust Corner as Boy Scouts tour Roosevelt Conservation Park.

Dunn Forestville Bernice Dunn Harold Nordyke Cherry Grove Clifford Hyser W. Kruger Oakley Albert Weber Cincinnati Frederick Haverkamp Mae Hawkins E. O’clough Velma Laub Lawrence Martin Forrest Brooks Mt.Washington Robert Bibbs, Jr Kentucky Boy Scouts Roosevelt Conservation Park Portsmouth Claude Behymer Frank Laub Tabasco Florence Ellen Charles E. DeNike Mt. Holly Cherry Grove United Brethren Church

Williamsburg Social Notes Highlight Local Travels and Visits

Mrs L F Ireton returns from a visit with Mr c and Mrs Carl A Ireton and family in Dayton Ohio. William Lakemire departs for Chanute Field Ill after being summoned home by the death of his step father Willard Wood. Jessie Ashmore enjoys a pleasant weekend with friends and kin in Cincinnati. Loretta Bohl Hazel Grimm and Clara Miller shop in Cincinnati on Tuesday.

L. F. Ireton Carl A. Ireton Dayton Ohio William Lakemire Chanute Field Ill Willard Wood Jessie Ashmore Cincinnati Loretta Bohl Hazel Grimm Clara Miller

W C T U Meeting At Mrs Kuhn Home In Cherry Grove

Mrs George Davis and Mrs Frank Laub joined a W C T U meeting Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Elsie Kuhn's Cherry Grove home. Kendall brothers and families vacationing in Florida the past week. Mr and Mrs Bud Schiltzer building a home on Nine Mile Road. Wilfert families attended the event.

George Davis Frank Laub Elsie Kuhn Cherry Grove Kendall Brothers Florida Bud” Schiltzer Nine Mile Road Wilfert

Remarkable early fall wedding at Milford for Miss Frances Judd

Frances Judd daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Judd of Forest Ave Milford wed Mr Russell Patchell in a standout early fall ceremony. The couple’s nuptials drew family and friends highlighting a graceful local society event.

Local Social Roundup From Batavia

Mr Hoyt Alrey and family occupy their Wood street home. Judge and Mrs Charlie White hosted friends Saturday. Mr Henry Howland visited Columbus. Mr and Mrs James Gregg hosted N G White and Nickie Monday. Ethyl Kelsey attending A S Miss Bauer sisters returned from East trip. Beechwood D A R chapter to meet Oct 8. Mrs Nellie H Lytle hosts covered dish lunch and Thursday Contract Club at 1.

Hoyt Alrey Wood Street Charlie White Henry Howland Columbus James Gregg N. G. White Nickie James Shelton Ethyl Kelsey A. S Hilda Edith Bauer East Allen Bauer State College G. F

First Convalescent Home Opens in New York

The First Convalescent Home St Phebe's Mission and Convalescent Rest, the first convalescent home in the country, opened in New York in the early era of dedicated post illness care.

St. Phebe’s Mission New York

Wedding of Patchells Peaked at Home of Bride’s Parents

The youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patchell wed at the bride’s parents home. Rev. Elisha Kneisley officiated. The bride wore velvet and was given away by her father. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Patchell of Batavia. They plan to settle in the community after a short honeymoon.

Harry Patchell Elisha Kneisley Nelson Patchell Batavia

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