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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1936
Page
8
Local exchange lists a combination offer for newspaper subscriptions. Mentions Clement Courier for one year and bundles with Cincinnati Post Times Star Enquirer and Courier loyalty promotions. Includes dates October 7 1986 and April 25 4 26 as sale references.
Batavia residents report meetings and events for Batavia Eastern Star Batavia Woman's Club and Beech Forest Chapter D A R with details of dates and hosts. Family visits include Lytle and Anstead at Clifty Falls Urbana and Columbus trips for football and relatives. Mary Homan returns from Ashland Kentucky after visiting Ralph and Harry Homan families.
Wm Varney of Williamsburg was a business visitor last week. Grace Chaille attended the Cincinnati Flower Show. Mrs Osborn of the Miami Valley News transacted business here last Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Richardson were Sunday dinner guests of the Griswolds. Mr and Mrs Deitrich of Fayetteville called on the Boyer family. The homecoming at the Christian Church last Sunday drew a large crowd. Several residents attended the Blanchester carnival. Flora Meek was a town caller last Sunday.
Emma Stahl of Goshen spent days with sister Elizabeth Morgan. Clarence Garman and family hosted visits from Cincinnati. Lorado homecoming drew locals. Helen Coombs of Carthage stayed with Clara Steward. Raymond Garman, US Navy, visits. Bertrand Fomorin couple touring Florida. School children enjoyed a Columbus football game. Ben Jones of Cincinnati visited. Margie McDonough wed John Weaver at Williamsburg with congratulations.
Local ad promotes Thursday to Saturday deals on spark plugs two gallon radiator stop leak tire patches and pumps plus hot water heaters electric bulbs and house fuses. It also advertises used tires and cars with prices and a general discount sale at a hardware and auto supply shop.
A new sunset colored dahlia named Ruth Wiggins has been developed by J. R. Carlisle. The article notes local social visits, church meetings, and community happenings in Amelia and nearby towns, including visits by Mrs. Hicks and Louise Scott of Batavia and a W.C.T.U. gathering.
Williamsburg notes show the F. F. B. Club enjoying a dinner and theatre party in Cincinnati on Wednesday evening. Several locals are reported traveling or visiting, including Charles Carpenter returning from Martinsville Indiana. Other items mention Dr. Markle’s Ohio Conference trip, wedding attendances, and visits across Cincinnati, Columbus, Madisonville, and Tennessee.
Mrs. Frank McGuire hosted Mrs. H B Smythe on Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Phil Sperry Miss Louise Philips and Bob Fister joined Mr and Mrs Otto Kettler for supper on Sunday.
Mrs Charles McGuire and Cora Jacobs with Lola Jacobs spent the weekend with Fenner Helvey of Dayton. Ed Hugheey and son Jim returned from a month in Orlando visiting relatives. Louise Philips Bob Fister and Charley Fissel visited Phil Sperry. Smythe family and Sue spent Sunday with Ed Hugheey. Mary Adams visited relatives in Middletown. Beagle family hosted in Newtown. Joe Moeshl and daughter visited Mary Adams. others called on McGuire household.
For sale listing includes a blue 9x12 rug a Heatrola 18 inch bowl a maple settee and chair a large occasional chair and contact N J White Williamsburg phone 662 also steady full time work wanted to call on farmers no experience needed write McNess Co Dept S Freeport Illinois plus seed rye nursery fruit trees and produce from A Perin Newtown Locust 7159 W. 6712
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