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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1935
Page
5
Community members hosted and attended numerous visits and gatherings. Rev. and Mrs. K. F. Edwards returned from China after 32 years as missionaries. A motor tour by the T. A. C. included stops in Harrodsburg and Cincinnati guests. Funeral services for Hiram Runyan were held in town. Members hosted clubs, teas, and dinners amid a weekend of social activity.
Amelia P T A set second meeting for Monday October 14 with Rev Zimmerman as speaker. Rally Day at Amelia Baptist Church on Oct 13 with Rev Schmidt and Rev Stanley Matthews. Mrs Helen Edwards hosted Sewing Club with a 1 pm luncheon. Ohio State beats Kentucky 19 to 6. high school pupils visited Columbus. Wiggonsville reports visits and local socials as Rev Wall to remain with Lakin ministry. Baby boy welcomed to Mr. and Mrs. Pollitt.
A column notes that farmers can avoid guesswork by using a telephone to obtain information. Local items report obituaries for Henry Barnickle and Alonzo Weaver, births, injuries, and social visits among families in Owensville and nearby towns. A short travel note mentions Lucca Italy’s ramparts dating from 1504 and now a promenade.
Mr and Mrs John Geesner near here and Mr John Zink of Vera Cruz spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Chris Schneider at New Richmond. Mr and Mrs Clarence Young of Cincinnati visited the Youngs. Mr and Mrs Joe Enger Sr and Mr and Mrs Albert Schibi and daughter Helen of Mt Healthy spent Sunday with Earl Enger and family.
Emma Trees died at her home in Pt Isabel on Friday October 4. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2:00 p.m. at Broadwell Funeral Home in Felicity with burial in Pt Isabel Cemetery. The homecoming drew a large crowd. former pastors Rev. A W Hook and Rev. A G Bagby attended. The community noted attendance at the Georgetown Fair. Deaths were also reported for Dr. A D Spence of Lebanon, formerly a resident here. Visitors and guests from Kentucky, Milford, Cincinnati, and other areas were noted, with several local families hosting relatives and friends. No serious injuries were reported from a Browning auto wreck during travel home.
Pauline Taylor attends High School Day in Columbus with others. Mrs. Herbert Thomas and Mrs. C Klausing attend a Woman's Club luncheon in Amelia. O E S Memorial at Masonic Temple invited guests from Cincinnati. Ray Franks tenant house destroyed by fire. Mrs W W Widmeyer and daughter Helen visit relatives. Donald Lee Longworth recovered from appendix operation. Frank Brotherton slowly recovering from mowing machine injury. Chas Kasselman of Cincinnati visits Fred Topie family. Mary Bisantz improving after auto accident. Athella Howsare of Dayton guest for church homecoming. Bert Lytle hosts Bible and Athella classes. Geo Danby attends Georgetown Fair. Miss Oti Liston returns from extended visit with Chicago relatives.
The P T A held a regular meeting with strong attendance and a fifth birthday program. Membership drive closed with several new members. Various members hosted study groups and visited friends, and relatives attended events in Madisonville and Mt. Carmel.
Read ing residents and visitors share Sunday calls and relatives from Dayton Norwood Westwood Canton and Charleston. The Women s Club met October 4 with 19 members and a noon luncheon as Mrs Hill succeeded by Mrs Hill as president.
Glen Este residents and relatives from Detroit Batavia Cincinnati and Amelia visited Ervin Avey and Miss Clara Smythe this Sunday. James Beagle has returned home from the hospital and is doing fine. Milt Meguire and son entertained the social club Wednesday evening. Eagle of Fairfax also called on H B Smythe.
Harvest Home Service planned at Mt. Carmel Presby terian Church next Sunday at 8 p m with a Harvest Home Supper at 35c a plate on Wednesday Oct 16. Birthday party for Dorothy Romohr hosted by Mrs Geo Nash with games and treats. Rebekahs convention in Sharonville and Norwood gathering with luncheon. School attendance 98 percent for September. Obituary: Thirzah Jones passed away at Locia Jones home. funeral service at M E Church Tuesday at noon.
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