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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1936
Page
9
Batavia locals report regular Batavia Eastern Star meeting date, hostess plans for Batavia Woman's Club, D A R chapter meeting, and residents' activities. Several residents attend events in Williamsburg Urbana Columbus and Little Rock. Major health update notes appendicitis operation at Christ Hospital Cincinnati.
Williamsburg visitor Wm Varney stopped by on a business day last week. Grace Chaille attended the Flower Show in Cincinnati. Mrs Osborn of the Miami Valley News transacted business here last Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Richardson were Sunday dinner guests of the Griswold family. The Deitrichs of Fayetteville called on the Boyer family last Sunday. A well attended homecoming at the Christian Church drew local residents. People from here attended a carnival in Blanchester last week. Flora Meek was a town caller last Sunday.
Community notes report the introduction of a sunset colored dahlia named Ruth Wiggins by Hamlet J. R. Carlisle. Local visits include Mt. Washington relatives, Batavia residents visiting Offutts, and Batavia helper Mrs. Ira Robinson in Amelia. Funeral for Mrs. John Weaver noted at M. E. Church Amelia. Two vehicle accidents in front of Charley Myer’s home, one involving Rebel’s bread truck and a Hamilton car.
The F F B Club held a dinner and theatre party in Cincinnati Wed. Charles Carpenter returns from Martinsville Ind. The Hutchinsons visit Washington DC after a niece’s wedding. Rev. Markle attends Ohio Conference World Service Commission meeting in Columbus. Edward Bernard and family entertainments in Clifton Cincinnati. Others travel to Tennessee and Madisonville for family visits.
The Bethel Woman's Club held its first meeting on Friday October 2 with a 1 o'clock luncheon at Beck's restaurant in the Grant Memorial Building. Members heard President's Hour by Mrs. Minnie Hill and a paper on Life From the Side Lines read by Mrs. Ruie Brown, with visits from local and visiting members.
Mrs Frank and McGuire visited Mrs H B Smythe Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Phil Sperry Miss Louise Philips and Bob Fister had supper with Mr and Mrs Otto Kettler Sunday.
Goshen residents hosted Emma Stahl and Elizabeth Morgan for a brief stay. Cincinnati visitors Clarence and family joined Earl Garman’s relatives for a weekend gathering. Lorado homecoming drew several locals, and Helen Coombs from Carthage stayed with Clara Steward. Raymond Garman, US Navy, is home briefly with his parents amid well wishes. Bertrand Fomorin tours Florida relatives. Local students enjoyed a Columbus football game. Ben Jones of Cincinnati visited family. Margie McDonough and John Weaver wed at Williamsburg.
A historical sale notice promotes savings across Thursday Friday and Saturday with low prices listed as 19¢ 63c and 24¢, indicating limited offers and discounted goods for a retail event.
Local residents share a weekend of visits and gatherings. Families such as McGuire Jacobs and Helvey hosted, while Ed Hugheey's family returned from Orlando. West Union, Cincinnati, Middletown, and Amelia areas appear in multiple calls on relatives and friends.
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