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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1922
Page
8
Community notices detail church attendance and activities at U B and Christian churches in Batavia and nearby towns. Members gather for Sunday school, services, and events. sales, entertainments, and meetings of groups like the King's Heralds are announced alongside public sales and personal visits across Batavia Newark and Owensville.
George W Harden born March 20 186 (sic) 1986 near Williamsboro Clermont county Ohio died October 1 1922 at his son Johns Beamsville home. Civil War veteran 80th Ohio Infantry. Survived by wife four sons eight grandchildren four daughters in law and many friends. He was a farmer and a loyal neighbor who rests in hope of the Resurrection.
Monday morning October 9 Stanley E South of Edentor and Miss Eisie Coleman of Loveland were married at Batavia by Rev Burdsall with Mr Smith and Miss Mills as witnesses. South a World War II veteran spent 14 months overseas and the couple were wished happiness. Jacob Witscher to auction Oct 14 1922 at Coney Island home good team of horses etc. Frank Rast, auctioneer.
Harmon Cover and Miss Gertrude Wilson from the Methodist Sunday school with Fritz Kramer of the Presbyterian Sunday School and Forrest Ely and Hugh Weaver of the M B Sunday School attended the Sun day school conference at Tiffin last week. The group found the session interesting and delivered good reports upon their return to their schools.
Harve Anderson a leading Marathon merchant fell from a scaffold where painters worked last week injuring his ankle seriously. He is under a doctor's care and improving slowly.
Russell R. Clevenger son of Judge Clevenger from Wilmington continues his second year in the Columbia University school of journalism. He holds the distinction of being the only student ever on the payroll of the New Times and has earned the $100 cash prize for securing a job with the Times.
The state’s largest auction of war goods will be held October 28 at Camp Sherman Chillicothe with nearly one million dollars in iron brass copper hardware harness wagons furniture tools and stripped motor vehicles to be sold. Small or large bidders may bid on whole or part lots. The event is part of a broad wartime sale program drawing nationwide attention.
The East Fork Progressive Farm Woman's Club met at Mrs. Irene Harbaugh's home on September 28. Guests included Mrs. Shelton, Ella Patton, Emma Connor, Stella Ransom, Marie Hawthorn, Mildred Burdesall, and Clara Burdesall. The program featured songs, quotations, readings, a discussional round table, a clothing segment, and a luncheon of fruit, doughnuts, and coffee.
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