Brothers Play at Christian Chapel Benefit
Community notice for a three act play titled Brothers to be given by the Christian Endeavor at Christian Chapel on November 3 to benefit the church. All welcome.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1935
Page
5
Community notice for a three act play titled Brothers to be given by the Christian Endeavor at Christian Chapel on November 3 to benefit the church. All welcome.
Local residents shared visits and greetings across communities including Jont Johnson in Batavia, Frank Nash’s Sunday guests Olive Davidson and Ray Davidson, and Mrs Ethel Brown at a funeral in Clough. Families from Mt Carmel Norwood Amelia Kennedy Heights and Germantown were mentioned along with lost bicycles at school and moves to Oakley.
Seventy people attended the M. E. Sunday School in Newtonsville last Sunday. Numerous local residents and relatives visited with friends and relatives, including Ike Dumford and family, Melvin Good, and Stella Dimmitt. Community members attended weddings, illnesses were noted with Bert Bilby’s death from pneumonia, and several out of town guests from Cincinnati Dayton and California joined in gatherings.
The Hallowe'en social hosted by the P. T. A. drew a good crowd and raised a substantial sum. Attendees enjoyed viewing the masked participants and speculated on prize winners. Mrs. Anna K. Davis, in Newark for a W. C. T. U. convention, was elected secretary of the state organization.
Herbert McCormick hosted a weeklong stay with visitors from Madisonville Owensville Terrace Park and Newtonsville. Sunday callers included the Jones Fetter Fender Hill and White families. Additional gatherings featured Mrs Florence McAllister and Edna Reddick with Alma Hill family and a Pomona Grange outing at Locust Corner.
The Owensville Building and Loan Company sues Ella R Hoffman et al to sell by public auction in Batavia Ohio on November 23 1935 at 11:30 to 12 for cash the real estate described in Stonelick Township comprising 108 acres more or less with detailed metes and bounds and a $1500 upset, under an order of sale from Clermont County Court of Common Pleas. Garland G Auxier Sheriff. Davis Ely & Ely Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Mr. Harry Lee Kelsey of St. Louis visited here last week for several days. Miss Evelyn Bottoms and Mr. Ellis of Withamsville were married a few days ago and are living here. Congratulations.
LERADO misses Anne and Martha Chaney of Walnut Hills and Mr and Mrs Tom Chaney and children of Union were calling on old friends here Sun Mrs Rose Trodelman of Williams burg spent the week end with Earl Enger and family Mr and Mrs J C Moore of Love land spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Grace Chaille Charles Hawk of Blanchester spent the week end with his son Hoadley and family Mr and Mrs Chas Majowesky and daughter Ruth of Walnut Hills spent Friday and Saturday with C M Atwood and family We regret to hear of the death of Permelia Pindell We extend our sympathy to the bereaved family Mr and Mrs C M Atwood attended the funeral of his cousin Blanche Shelton at Smithtown Ky one day last week
Southwestern association of C C Churches held a Sunday program at Pt Isa bel C C Church focused on peace. Ralph W Thorn burg of Springfield gave the address on peace. The Mt Holly youth staged a play titled Brothers. Several locals and visitors are noted with various visits and family gatherings.
Joe Browning and friends from Cincinnati visited Mr. A. A. Browning and Pauline Ormes of Felicity and stayed with Verna Phillips last week. Mrs Dennison spoke on missions and church work to the Southwestern division women at the local church. Theme Go Forward Together.
Mrs B F Cushard was called to Felicity for her brother Charles Howard’s death. Lulu Bureau visited Cincinnati hospital patient mother. Mrs Myrtle DeBruler hosted Mrs Meyer of Hyde Park. Mrs Stanley Bartlett treated at Christ hospital for mastoids. Lester Moss Camden visit with Gus Dick family. Dick returned to Camden for visit. Henry Hutte Norwood died, funeral Tuesday. Mildred Bureau visited Kinney family. Harriette Denkinger entertained Elmer McCalla and Hyde Park guests and C W McCalla of Wiggonsville. Pete Hayden Camp Knox spent weekend home. mother and brother joined him. Hattie Bolender attended O E S grand chapter in Cincinnati. Moscow teachers attended S W C teachers meeting in Cincinnati. Stella Reinhardt at Legion Auxiliary in Reading. T K Brannock Dayton visitors to Brannock parents. Mrs E J Manning hosted Christian Church Circle. Vera and Juanita White of Cincinnati visited J D White family. Woman's Club met with Miss Hattie Widmeyer. papers by Mrs Johnston and Mrs Abbott. Mrs Fitzpatrick read two readings.
Misses Hassie Crane and Bettie Long visited Dr. Lee ver and family in Norwood for several days. Mrs Will Taylor hosted the Thursday Sewing Club. The Baptist Circle met at Mrs Lucien Bredwell on Thursday evening. Mrs Dorothy O Neal hosted an evening bridge club. Attendees included Mesdames E R Beck Charles Taylor Clayton Hitt W M Wymer Robert Prebble Otis Simon and Miss.
Social notes record Miss Kathryn Townsley hosting guests at a Hallowe en party. Cincinnati resident Miss Eileen Shannon wintering with Mrs. C Hendrickson. Sunday visitors included Mrs Will Acomb Mrs Charles Mattox Mrs Henthorn and Miss Josie Eppert. Several local families welcomed guests and attended a funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Bennet at Mt Washington.
Rev and Mrs Geist hosted Sunday dinner at the Shetterly residence while Chas Burdsall remains ill and thanks helpers for corn cutting during his illness. Mrs Pearl Dixon of Cincinnati is mentioned among those connected to the notice.
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