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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1938

Page

5

Courier Personal Items From Clermont County

Courier notes updates from residents across Clermont County. Guests visited relatives and friends in Cincinnati Batavia Batavia Pike Ashland Ohio and New Richmond while others hosted visitors from Dayton Norwood Mt. Washington and Cincinnati. An All Aid meeting invites members to a covered dish gathering on October 21.

Aid Iva Norris Pear Rhinehart Lawrence Deis Henry Rinehart Dayton Howard White Wallace Scott Mt. Washington

Nicholsville Hears New M E Church Minister

Rev Stephenson is the new minister at the M E Church and will preach every two weeks after Sunday School. All are welcome. Harry Padgett of Loveland spent the weekend with the Eugene Laycock family. Mr Cox and family of Portsmouth visit Wm Clark and Mrs Chas Frazee has returned from Bowling Green Ohio. The Ladies Aid plans their next meeting at Mrs K Rigg’s home for an all day affair.

Nicholsville Mr. Cox Portsmouth Wm. Clark Chas. Frazee Bowling Green Ladies Aid K. Rigg

Social News Notes From Local Families This Weekend

Charles and Billy Fitzgerald and wives Louise Philips Bob Fister and Mr and Mrs Heins spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Phil Sperry. Sloan Thomas and Betsy Huheey visit Ed Huheey then return to Portland Oregon. They wed September 28 in Orlando Florida. H B Smythe and daughter Sue visited Mt Washington and attended the Crosley Field game. Harry Snell hosted company Sunday. John Duncan hosted Ed Huheey and son Jim and Sloan Thomas with Emmitt Creager Marathon. Asa Hawkins visited sister Mrs Kuhn Sunday. Phil Sperry Louise Philip and Bob Fister socialized with Charles McGuire. George Baltshier family and Mrs Frank McGuire with Friday evening plans.

Charles Billy Fitzgerald Louise Philips Bob Fister Heins Phil Sperry Sloan Thomas Betty Huheey Ed Huheey Portland Oregon Orlando Fla H. B. Smythe Sue Allen K. Smythe Mt. Washington Crosley Field Harry Snell John Duncan Jim Emmitt Creager Marathon Asa Hawkins Kuhn Louise Philip Charles McGuire Geo. Baltshier Frank McGuire

Fred High and His Wife Visit Oakley Relative

STONELICK AND GERNON Fred High and wife of Oakley called on his mother Mrs. Mary High on Friday. Mrs. Belle Patchell entertained.

Notice to Non-Residents in Clermont County Partition Suit

John W. Corbin files amended petition for partition of real estate in Clermont County Court Case 19578. Defendants include Leander Corbin and J. M. Prather of St Louis Missouri. Prayer requests sale of the Bethel properties with proceeds divided among Lilby E. Corbin and Lucy M. Corbin heirs. Defendants must answer by November 26, 1938.

J. M. Prather Northyth St. Louis John W. Corbin Common Pleas Court Clermont County Ohio Leander Corbin Et Lilby E. Corbin Lucy M. Corbin Bethel County of Clermont State of Charity Street Sargent Union Street Britton & Britton

Weekend Visits and Guests Round Local Families

A long roster of weekend visits and social calls across Batavia Norwood Milford Mt Washington and Cincinnati. Residents host relatives including Nancy and Peggy Patchell Clarence Saunders Ada Myers and many others with children and grandchildren visiting parents and siblings.

Cider Mill buzzes as Danby and Kennedy run barrels

MT. HOLY reports George Danby and son in law John Kennedy operate a busy cider mill making many barrels. Earl Binning and family visited Mrs. Pearl Binning and Jean in Bantam. Freshman class from here were initiated by Sophomores at Amelia Friday night. Harry Lytle and family visited daughter Mrs Raleigh Church. Herb Thomas Fred Topie and Mildred enjoyed the Butler County Fair in Hamilton last Friday. Mrs N Thayer recovering from illness. W W Widmeyer and daughters of Wyoming and Hattie Widmeyer of Bethel were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Mary and Norman Fagin. Afternoon guests Dr Frank Swing and wife Dr Hocker and brother of Elmhurst Place Cincinnati. Tom Booth and Joe Taylor visited Pauline Taylor at Price Hill Hospital. Mrs S Dreisner enjoys strawberries from her overbearing patch.

MT. Holly George Danby John Kennedy Earl Binning Pearl Binning Jean Bantam Amelia Harry Lytle Raleigh Church Herb Thomas Fred Topie Mildred Hamilton N. Thayer W. W. Widmeyer Wyoming Hattie Widmeyer Bethel Mary Norman Fagin Frank Swing Dr. Hocker Elmhearst Place Cincinnati Tom Booth Joe Taylor Pauline Taylor Price Hill Hospital S. Dreisner

Bethel Woman Sues Over Deed Reform Action

Gayle Thompson of Bethel sues Eliz abeth H Fisher seeking reform of a deed. B N West acts as attorney for the plaintiff.

Gayle Thompson Bethel Elizabeth H. Fisher Action To Reform Deed B. N. West Plaintiff

Rally and Homecoming Day at Amelia Baptist Church

Amelia the Baptist Church will hold Rally Day in the morning with a dinner to follow. The Homecoming program begins at 2 P M with Rev Stephenson of New Richmond as speaker. Everyone is welcome. Stella Herrmann returns to work at the General Hospital after a ten day trip to the Great Smoky Mountains.

The Baptist Church Rev. Stephenson New Richmond Stella Herrmann General Hospital Great Smoky Mountains A. B. Mattox McNeily Clarence Rhymes Dayton Dick Hawkins Lester Heyer Carl Dickinson College Hill Clifton John Herrmann Avelia Wm. Herrmann Stella Louise Herrmann Glen Teegarden Kroger Howard Spaulding Charles Lampe Betty Ann Hyde Park Gordon Hicks Anna Hicks Florida Elsie Herrmann Littleford-Nelson School Cincinnati

Local Social News From Newport And Surrounding Areas

Mrs Mollie Shaffer and friends from Newport Ky spent Sunday with sister Grace Chailie. Ben Zimmerman and Laura Mae of College Hill were Sunday callers on Earl Enger family. Alex Denham of Cincinnati returned home after visiting Grace Chailie. Clyde Armstrong of Milford dined with E E Griswold. Frank Marshall of Newtownsville visited Wm Marshall. Grandma Bang is recovering from illness. Karl Brothers and mother of Indianapolis visiting John Dunbar. Maley Carr of Norwood weekend guests of CG D Ingle.

Lerado Mollie Shaffer Newport Grace Chailie Ben. Zimmerman Laura Mae College Hill Earl Enger Alex Denham Cincinnati Clyde Armstrong Milford E. E. Griswold Frank Marshall Newtonsville Wm. Marshall Grandma Bang Karl Btrothers Indianapolis John Dunbar Maley Carr Norwood Cg, D. Ingle

Ohio public aid totals and looming school funding crisis

A state report directed by Judge Henry J. Robison shows July public aid reaching 478,079 Ohioans in five groups with $19,019,815 paid. The mix includes dependent children, blind, old age pensioners, general relief recipients, and WPA workers. Also noted is a rush for 50,090 additional hunting licenses and flags the risk of closing many public schools without legislative action before December 1 due to a $16,000,000 foundation deficit amid expiring cigarette and fuel taxes.

Columbus Henry J. Robison Division of Public Assistance State Department of Welfare Robison Division of Conservation Lawrence Wooddell Ohio Woodell E. N. Dietrich State Department of Education 92D General Assembly School Foundation

Ohio State University to Host New USDA Lab Project

Director Dietrich warned borrowing and available funds cover only through November. If seventy five percent of schools close, over 30,000 teachers could lose jobs. The Ohio Chamber of Commerce backs a drive to obtain one of four proposed million dollar USDA laboratories for OSU. OSU will provide a no cost site. Congress has appropriated funds.

Dietrich Ohio State University Colleges of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture Ohio Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Columbus Congress

Pomona Grange Plans Corn and Pumpkin Show at Goshen

Clermont County Pomona Grange meets in Goshen on October 15. Home Economics committee announces a corn and pumpkin show with cash prizes for the five best ears of field corn and the largest and best pumpkins. An old dress display and prize for oldest costume will also be featured.

Clermont County Pomona Grange Goshen Home Economics Committee

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