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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1926
Page
5
A collection of brief notices from a local paper lists visits among Cincinnati residents the Week family and others in Batavia Mt. Crabb and Five Mile areas. Events include a chicken supper hosted by the Ladies Aid R Society and a Christian chapel pastor renewal. Crosstown notes report a newborn daughter for Mr Cockerell and wife.
Recent guests include Allen Glancy and family and Mrs. Gordon of Goshen. Many local names attend visits, theatre events, and church activities amid notes on P T A meeting, campaigns, and the funeral of George Reid.
Milton lodge of Amelia and the Rebekah lodge of Amelia burial at I O C F cemetery. Edgar Swein and wife Anna and Kate Anthony spent Sunday with friends in Bethel. Woman's club opened at Mrs John Blye home with lunch and autumn program. Sunday school class No 10 met at Mrs Harry Kearns. Sunday school convention at Afton M E church October 10. Everyone welcome. Several locals visited, hosted guests, and attended dinners and dances. The Bethel Woman's Club held its first meeting October 1 with a noon dinner and afternoon program. Numerous families visited relatives and friends across the area.
Stonelick and Gernon residents share visits with relatives in Oakley Newtown Norwood Covington Milford and Batavia During the weekend many families including Patchell Ragland Hartmetz Snell Balz hser and Craver are noted for Sunday calls and dinners Edna Rohrer and others from Mariemont attend gatherings Henry Balz hiser and Miss Bima Balzhiser quietly wed with Bima a long time telephone operator Speedy recovery wished for John Oraver after hospital stay. Subscribe to the Courier $1.8
Obituary notes for Thomas Meek at Williamsburg and Julius Long and Anna Dorough wed at Covington. Local visits, illnesses, and social gatherings recap the week, with multiple mentions of families, travels, and community church activities. Includes Presbyterian notes on National Missions campaign and Willing Workers meeting. Township Sunday School Convention announced for October 10.
Mrs Belle Sprague and family hosted Detroit cousins. Sherman Schooley hosted his brother and son plus Mrs Zanes and two children from Paulding county. George Reinhardt family visited Mrs Samuel Hughes. W A Reed visited Mrs O Watson at Upper Five Mile. Charley Slye and wife visited their daughter Gladys Anstead near Owensville. Aid Society members attended Monterey Aid at Mrs Laura Rapps. John Amiott and Elton dined with W H Jones family. Mrs Louis Steward hosted sister Mrs Oren Steward from New York. Schooley trip to Edenton included stop at Lottie Pringle recovering from Obrist Hospital. Samuel Hughes family hosted Weercott family from North Indian Hill Madisonville. W H Jones and family visited Adams Morse. Samuel Hawley and wife plan return to their farm. Alice Gaudie of Owensville spent night with Goldie Jones. Mrs Bella Burdsall visited Mrs Joe Steward.
Louise Garbe of the city stayed home Sunday. A Richert household welcomed Mrs John Damn Mr and Mrs Jack Morris Wilson Ross Ed and Sam Coons all of the city. Guy Jones and his son Orville of Madisonville visited Calvin Beckelheimer and family. Mary Ross of Neville spent the week.
About eighty Clermont county residents met at the courthouse to discuss tuberculosis eradication in cattle and form a Clermont Bovine Tuberculosis Eradication League. County Agent Winemiller and Dr. F A Zimmer outlined plans for tuberculin testing, funding, and county participation under state and federal programs.
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