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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1923
Page
5
Sheriff John Rapp and family hosted dinner on Friday with guests from Georgetown Owensville and Batavia. Numerous neighbors including Miss Jennie Collins and families from Hyde Park and Cincinnati shared visits and refreshments as they moved about town social rounds.
Al'ce Deem and Sherman Deem visited in Perintown with relatives Sunday. Clarence Garbe joined Fred Binning in Perintown. Albert Ross and Alogius Richert with Marie spent Sunday in Cincinnati. Ed Ross and family traveled by train Sunday. Mary Schultz of Cincinnati and her nephew visited Southgate Kentucky. Ed Ross family attended a Hallowe en party at Leonard Anstaett in Deerfield.
Mr and Mrs Will Perkins visited daughter Mrs Sechrest and family at Crittenton Ky last week Clyde Rahe is on the sick list Mrs Hattie Kincaid and Mrs Anna Ludlow attended the Eastern Star meeting last week Mrs Turner and Miss Kincaid of Virginia are visiting J Kincaid Mrs BE Nash entertained with a Halloween party for her daughter Dorothy Saturday afternoon Mrs Pearl and Emily Phillips visit Jones and daughters tangs Mrs Birdh and Raymond Jones and family of Madisonville Sunday Mrs Norman Meade entertained a number of friends Wednesday to dinner
Sunday school will be held next Sunday morning at Old Bethel M E church at 10 o clock. Protracted meeting starts Sunday night November 4 at Old Bethel. Mrs. Charles Rapp hosted her brother and family from Felicity for a visit. Delia Stickle spent days with her daughter Mrs O B Nichols of Batavia. Lew Malott and family from Covington visited Jasper York and wife Roy Martin and family of East End spent the weekend with Mrs Johns and her husband. A large crowd attended the masquerade at Miss Mary and Genevieve Johns home Saturday night. O B Nichols and daughter Mrs Klein Dillman called on Delia Stickle Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Carl Ely and their little son Robert spent Sunday with Geo Fletcher.
The item notes the death of a church member and funeral details, plus illness updates for Rev. Killmer and the progress of Rev. Killmer’s recovery. It lists weddings, gatherings, and visits, including the Troy marriage of Lydia Abernathy and John Kain, and a large neighborly reception at the new Hoffman home. Social clubs and theater plans are outlined with upcoming performances and dates.
Russell Valentine and Cbas Smith and families attended a masquerade party at Fred Lipp's Saturday night. Mr. Coselett and family spent Sunday with J.J. Warner and wife. O.M. Edwards and wife attended the Southern Ohio Christian Conference at Harvard church Highland ca last week. Rev Bowman of Georgetown has been re employed as pastor and will begin meetings Nov 19. Jas McLean sold his property to Mr Fox. Josie Miley and Laura Dial were dinner guests of Miss Effie Hutson Sunday. C Houser and wife entertained Mr and Mrs Bill Tapscott of Oxford Sunday.
Will and Ray Lytle and Wm Schultz and wives were Sunday guests of Henry Danby and wife. Miss Mariam Han visited her home for Sunday. One bride Aida Fallow wed Ramsey of Madisonville. they visit bride Belle Fallow before returning to Madisonville. Barn on Herman Schelfle farm burned near Fair Oak with no insurance. Fox and wife move to McClain farm at Hamlet. Mrs Shate Boles seeks treatment in Rochester. Mrs Fenner hosts her mother.
A jumble of social notes lists visitors and entertainment around Fau gharville Dayton and Cincinnati. Mrs Mary Ludwick and sons of Fau gharville were visitors to Mr and Mrs O Amann in Cincinnati. Miss Olive Swem and Mrs Laura Betiss hosted gatherings. An elderly man Charles Lewis is noted as a long time resident.
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