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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1922

Page

5

Local notes and family visits fill a busy week

Misses Berths and Amelia Topie attend a Lewparty with relatives John Week and daughter Ellen among celebrants. A public rally is held at O. Earns Amelia on Saturday. Neighbors report improvements after tonsilitis for young Bobbie Henning. Wren Widmeyer and family visit at Wrenacres Wyoming. Mrs Bohme’s death shocks friends. Willard McCoy hurt in railroad accident in Cincinnati hospital. Delia Rinale seriously ill with double pneumonia. Gas Homan sale near Summit draws a crowd. Ladies’ Aid meets at the church at 2:00 p m next Wednesday. Urban Stopher attends Williamsburg school. Mrs Lakemire hosts a guest from Mt Ora. Alpha McAfee improving after long illness. Preaching next Sunday at 2:30 p m. all welcome.

Berths Amelia Topie John Weeek Elen Lewparty Amelia Allen Boles Herb Thomas Fredan Pererved Parasy Cee Bobbie Henning Olin Fagin Norman Grace Cemahen Wren Widmeyer Wrenacres Wyoming A. R Stepp Virginia John Moerlein Dr. Bohme M. B. McCoy Willard Cincinnati Delia Rinale Wiliam Dudley Columbus Charles Summit Thomas Waits Brunell D. Raab Sidney Emery Middletown John Knapp Norwood Lon Laketiire Apa Harry Hillsboro John Neiho Arthur Coldspring Z. T. Frazier Aurora Ind Edgar Curtis Wile Madisonville Thomas Wais Ladies’ Aid Society Urban Stopher Williameburz Lon Lakemire Mt. Orao Priday Jesse Malott Alice Georgia Matam Mt. Crab Belle Day Alpha McAfee John Meister Paul McKeever Loveland John Miester James Holman, Jr James Holman Camp Grant Rockford Capes John Leonard Williamsburg Geo. Cribbett Cyrus Methodist Church Homer Patten B. B. Lod Ed Peterson Batavia Edacker John Amiott Joseph Amiott Betty Jester Curtiss Rising Sun Belle Harris Georgia Cora Smith Littleford Itha Alfred Connor Estboro Joseph Amiott, Jr Frank Curliss M. F. McNutt Eekend Gegat W. W. Widmeyer and Cincinnata H. B Westwooners J. Kissner Presbyterian Church Ise Grace McNutt le Ae Ie Ek Wit Pearent Neot

Local Families Attend Socials and Grange Event

Newtonsville and nearby towns share a Sunday of visits and hospitality. Families including Smith, Lowelle, Lizzie Smith, and Blocher groups gather with relatives in various homes while public events loom with a Grange party planned for Monday evening October 30.

Sunday Social Notes From Wilhiamsville Area

Arthur Shannon and wife of Wilhiamsville visited Charlies Hendrickson and wife on Sunday. Several households in Mt. Washington and Pleasant Ridge hosted guests including Miss Josie Hopert, Norman Mattox, Streley family, Virgil Mattox, and Mt Holly visitors Miss Allyn and Mildred Lytle. Local residents visited by Mrs Staple of Springfield and by Dr and Mrs Behymer of Batavia. Richard Knaus and family headed to Illinois. Donald McCannon and friend of Carthage. Fred Robinson and wife hosted by J D Cross and family.

Arthur Shannon Wilhiamsville Charlies Hendrickson Josie Hopert Norman Mattox Mt. Washington Streley Virgil Mattox Pleasant Ridge T. H. Mattox Allyn Mildred Lytle Mt Holly Annabel Segel Staple Springfield Elizabeth Era Mra T. Behymer Batavia W. J. Tone Mire Lizzie Holton Bradbury Jes Emerick ‘Arvin City Howard Ayer Batavie Bennett Behymer Margaret Nash Montior Withamaville Richard Knaus Illinois Donald McCannon Carthage Fred Robinson Everett Odie Townsley J. D. Cross

Visitors Attend Local All Day Meeting On Shore

About 200 people attended the all day meeting at the Dun id shore with many present for dinner. A large turnout included Henry Grother Wade and wives and Miss Rosa Collins, Ed VanHorn and daughters, Mrs. Samuel Ingie, Mr. Rogers and wife, Walter’s family from Cincinnati, and Mrs. Lou Maddox’s group. Foot washing was noted and the gathering referenced several other locals and neighbors.

Burday Henry Grother Mr. Wade Rosa Collins City Nate Colling Ed VanHorn Bennett Wait Harvey Burns Lebanon Sehooley Samuel Ingie Fghter Lerado Carr Mr. Rogers He. Walter Cincinnati Cliff Long Jameon Ben Starkey Lou Maddox Conklin Lelia Marsh Rian Hills the Emery Cisgrave Michigan Toman An Corner Blanche Long Anna Whitaker Dunid Shore Dai M. A

Local Folks and Visitors Enjoying Week of Outings

Residents and relatives trace a week of visits and travel from various towns to attend events and family gatherings. Mrs Wilson and daughter left for Florida after visiting here. Jane, Hays a player, and others were noted among visiting friends and churchgoers.

Pene Davis Wilson Florida Dayton Eet Ua J Pone Georgetown Christian Ca Josie Miley Richmond Mp. C Church Mien Olua Eat

Bethel Woman's Club Hosts Fortnightly Club in October Delight

The Bethel Woman's Club entertained members of the Fortnightly Club Richmond at Mr Olaphony II's home on a Saturday in October. The parlor was decorated with lanterns and leaves and a program playlet was performed, featuring Fortnightly members including Larkin and Daweon amid readers and songs.

Bethel Woman's Club Richmond Olaphony Ll Ed Rorians Larkin I M. Daweon

Miller Nominated on Republican Ticket for State Senate

J Lowry Miller of Granger, a farmer and Farm Bureau leader, is described as a trusted candidate without a campaign drive. As director of the Agricultural Department of the Middle town Chamber of Commerce, he is praised for fairness and square dealing, active in church, school, and farm matters. Lincoln Republican League and I T Palmer preside.

J. Lowry Miller Republcan Miller As & Granger Farm Bureau Middletown Butler County Lincoln Republican League T. Palmer

Local families host weekend visits and gatherings

Allee McMurchy Aileen Smith and others entertain Sunday dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Richey Brannock and Audrey Felicity and Will Taylor Estor Ricetown and Dorcia Herron St Joseph Mo Catherine Hannah visits Williamsore. Mrs Larue Willis and daughter join Tom Bragdon in Williamsbure.

Allee McMurchy Aileen Smith South Richey Brannock Audrey Felicity Will ‘Taylor Estor Ricetown Dorcia Herron St. Joseph Ma Catherine Hannah G.y Holmes Famiy Williamsoure Larue Willis Belville Simpson Louise Hahn Wilson Billy Simpson Metz Hisse Dorothy Andirginia Simpson Walnut Hills Bethel Kearns Amelia Maude Barnes Bertha Julia Moreton Lulu Frazier Glen Hill G. ©. Anderson O. E. Canter Laurence Milford B. Beck Louise Beck Thured

Saxton Family Visit Highlights Weekend Gatherings

Saxton and wife spent Sunday with Hamilton relatives. Mr and Mrs McAllister moved here from Chasetown. Mr and Mrs Raymond Irwin hosted Sunday dinner for Caryl Thompson and wife. B. Bishop and wife and Garvin Hill and family were also present. John Snider came from Michigan to visit his seriously ill mother this week.

Saxton Hamilton McAllister Chasetown Raymond Irwin Caryl Thompson B. Bishop Snd Garvin Hill John Snider Michigan

Williamsburg Obituaries and Local Notices

John Meister died in his ninth decade with funeral held in his daughter's home in Williamsburg region. Mrs James Holman Jr and Mrs John Leonard noted deaths with services in Camp Grant and Cincinnati respectively. A flood of local names and small events fill a busy notices page.

Nellie Howland Seeks Divorce From Absent Husband

Nellie Howland files for divorce from Horace Howland in Clermont County Ohio Court of Common Pleas Domestic Relations Case 15258. Petitione cites willful absence over three years and gross neglect with a response due by December 9, 1922. Attorneys Murphy and Joseph represent the petitioner.

Horace Howland Nellie Howland Peinne Court Ofommon Pleas Clermont County Ohio Division of Domestic Relations

Le Montre Company Growth Sparks New Richmond Dinner

The Le Montre Company of New Richmond grew from coat hanger work to a large cedar paper bag plant. About five hundred workers joined a community dinner honoring the town and factory leaders last Saturday. Speakers praised ownership and labor and the Golden Rule guiding relations. The banquet showcased town pride and the factory’s rise from small beginnings to a global scale.

le Montre Company New Richmond N. A. Nelson Nelson

Donahey record cited as state auditor graft claims

Republican claims Donahey used state funds to buy a personal automobile with state tires and gas, paid from a ledger lacking proper appropriations. The memo portrays Donahey as corrupt in office and questions his suitability for governor, contrasting with his campaign rhetoric.

Columbus Vic Donahey Statehouse Donahey Ohio Southern Meigs County Sheppard Uhrichville Indian Lake State Auditor's Office Tracy Xenia

Teachers' Association Meeting at Batavia School Auditorium

The Teachers' Association gathered at the Batavia school auditorium last Saturday with good attendance. Teachers traveled for the event and received practical knowledge from department superintendents. The program offered beneficial explanations and exchanges of ideas among active teachers.

Teachers’ Association Batavia

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