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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1928

Page

5

Cincinnati visits and local housekeeping notes

Stella Wheeler and Mrs. Rapp were in Cincinnati while Evelyn Wheeler and Effie Lindsey visited Bethel. M. M. Skinner received two coal loads and the Cannery began canning apples. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coombs also visited Cincinnati and Chaney moved into his new property.

Stella Wheeler Cincinnati

Barn fires and local happenings near Warren in November

Friday night a barn owned by Charley Slye burned. Mrs. Rachel Northcutt reported a store break in with goods stolen. Several social visits and family events are noted, including anniversaries, weddings postponed by illness, and a surprise party. Local moves and sales include Ben McKibben selling Nov. 10 and James Lewis relocating to Batavia. Community events list theater at the opera house on Nov. 1 and 3 and film programs for Nov. 6.

Ladies Aid to Serve Dinner on Election Day

The Ladies' Aid will serve dinner at 5 O. C. F. hall election day. Chas. Wallace and wife from Mt. Crab spent Sunday at J. W. Washburn's. D. A. Roger and wife from city visited M. M. Hill and family. Edna Reddick visited Lola Hill. Mr. Frazier and Mr. Steward with wives called on A. Bigham. Mr. Fitzwater and wife visited Mrs. Joe Fitzwater. Callers at M. M. Hill's Sunday included Reena Robinson, Herbert Meek, Russell Hill and family.

Ladies’ Aid O. C. F. Hall Chas. Wallace Mt. Crab J. W. Washburn S. D Reena Robinson Herbert Meek Russell Hill Family

Local Social News Highlights From Maple Grove and Nearby

Dinner visits and family gatherings populate a Sunday rundown with names like Mrs. James Malott Ora Cramer and family Brooksville J A Warman and wife near Harwood Clara Freeman Ferristown and more. Reports mention a broken arm for Mrs. John Monjar and a marriage rumor while other residents attend meals and home visits across the area.

F. J. Morgan City Emma McDonough Roy Slater Ethel Genet Madisonville Chas. Brunk Harry Smith John Monjar Oscar Apple Ed Donley Lillie Watson Mt. Orab

Local Social Notes From New Richmond and Area

Mrs Lulu Frazier visited Miss Lottie Remley at New Richmond last week. D of R lodge hosted by Williams burg lodge with twenty five members. Mrs Clara Barrett and Mrs Bell Hill of Indianapolis visiting Nellie Goodwin and Emma Hill. Grand Chapter attendees: Mrs Shielda and Mrs Pattison at Cleveland.

Lulu Frazier Lottie Remley New Richmond L. D. Kennedy Byron Sells Silverton Lawrence Maynard City Walter Rader D. of R. Lodge Williamsburg J. M. Fitzpatrick Nicholsville Abas. Paeltz Helen Barns Ellen McDonald Lena Phillips Charles Shielda Ed Pattison Cleveland Clara Barrett Bell Hill Indianapolis Nellie and Marie Goodwin Mise Emma Hill

P T A Chicken Dinner Fundraiser At School House

The P T A will host a chicken dinner Friday November 2 at the school house from 5 to 8 pm with admission 35 cents. Thornton Jackson of Terre Haute Indiana visited nieces Mrs H White and Miss Nellie Kirgan. The Philatheas held a Hallowe en party in the eighth S room Tuesday night. Ed Bishop and wife of Williamsburg visited Mrs Corn Ely Monday. Kinney moved into Mr Pommert s house and Frank Monjar the Williamsville bus man moved into the Kinney residence. Our teachers attended the Southwestern Teachers Association in the city last week. Mrs Margaret Flora and her son visited friends in Winton Place Friday. Misses Peaches Hitchcock Jerry and Bates Edwards hosted a Hallowe en party Saturday afternoon. Mrs Henry Laub injured her ankle last week. Fred Kearns and wife Mrs Hattie Hayford of the city were Sunday guests of Miss Jennie Kearns.

P.T. A School House Thornton Jackson Terre Haute Ind H. White Nellie Kirgan Philatheas Ed Bishop Williamsburg Corn Ely Kinney Mr. Pommert Hattie Hayford City Jennie Kearns

Probate and Estate Provisions Across Several Wills

Executors named for multiple estates including Closson Harry and Sheridan M Spence authorize bond sales. Wills from Ruth Crane Batavia Loveland Mary Dowdell Bantam and Isabelle Johns Bantam outline payments to debts legacies to churches and beneficiaries and residue to named individuals with trustees appointed.

Aliie Harry Closson Harry Elvie Harry Margaret Joannah Spence Sheridan M. Spence Isabelle Johns Warren Davis Ruth Crane Batavia Frank Walt Crane Cassie Walt Mary Dowdell Loveland St. Columban Church Sam Ramsey Lawrence Brock Mary and Margaret Collins Catherine Dowdell Walter F. Goodnough Edith Brock Lawrence M. Brock Bantam W. D. Johns

Property Transfers Across Towns Record One Dollar Consideration

A long list of land and lot transfers with one dollar consideration each, detailing buyers such as Bert Stewart, Edgar Reeves, Harry Cook, Chas Burdsall, Jacob Miller, Ira Grey, Hattie Widmeyer, Clement Linn, Anna Scudder, Chester Lindsey, David MacClosky, James Scott, August Greiner, Irma Ireton, Wir Bee, Amy Dillman, Mary Boys, Harry Barr, Charles Graham and others. Properties span Goshen Township, Union Township, Tate Two, Loveland, Bethel, Moscow, Batavia Township, New Richmond, and Utopia with acreages from 3 to 108 plus lots.

Bert Stewart Fannie Whitaker Edgar Reeves Rose Backer Pierce Two Harry and Barbara Cook Laura R. Gross Miami William and Alda Crosson W. W. Judd Loveland Chas Hattie E. Burdsall Haley Wright Finley Jackson Two Jacob Miller Marie Miller Union Two Ira Mattie Grey Otis M Elizabeth Smallwood Washington Two Hattie Irene Widmeyer Marie Widmeyer Bethel Clement Elizabeth Linn Anna A. Scudder Goshen Carrie Owens Utopia Harry J. Barr L. W. Nisbet H. J. Barr Ernest J. Bunnell Chas. E. Graham Chester Campbell W. T. Upton W. L. Tabscott E. J. Scott Et al

Obituary notices for Elizabeth Love and Charlotte Creager

Elizabeth Elinor Love of Brown County and Clermont County dies at 74 after caring for family. daughter of Andred and Nancy Love. leaves sister Margaret Judd and brothers Joel and William. grave reflections on life and faith. Charlotte B Creager of Clermont County dies at 92. former teacher and homemaker. widow of W. B. Creager. upbringing, fostering motherless girls, and service as Chaplain of Linden Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. enduring memories and faith.

Elizabeth Elinor Love Andred and Nancy Hoover Love Brown Co Lizzie Clermont Co Hoover Christian Church Mt. Pleasant Herbert Joel Jessie Margaret Judd Batavia William Charlote B. Creager Reuben Larnia Harbaugh Tarbaugh Clermont County Ohio W. B. Creager Van Charlotte Methodist Church Burdsall Chapel Linden Chapter Order of the Eastern Star

Card of Thanks for Sister and Aunt Love Family

The Love Family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of their sister and aunt.

Obituary of Lizzie Towner Burnet McAfee

Lizzie Towner born March 15 1860 died October 6 1928 after seven year illness. She was a teacher in Afton and Mt Pisgah and a Sunday School steward at Afton M E Church. She married John McAfee June 16 1880 and had three children Clarence McAfee Iva Meek and Stanley who died in infancy. Grandchildren include Norman John McAfee Jr and Audrey Iles. She aided the sick and needy and hoped she and her husband would pass on together. The obituary speaks to her faith and a final hymnlike tribute to life beyond.

Lizzie Towner Daniel and Martha Burnet Towner Afton Mt. Pisgah Afton M. E John McAfee Stanley Clarence McAfee Iva Meek Audrey Iles

Devoted Mother Miss Bell Rogers remembered in faith and family

A memorial tribute to Miss Bell Rogers born December 24 1864 near Afton who died June 12 1890. The piece praises her prayer life guiding faith and her large family of ten children seven sons and three daughters with seven grandchildren. Survived by William Brothers and mourned by kin and friends.

Jesus Christ Miss Bell Rogers Afton Methodist Episcopal Church William Brothers

Noisy autumn seeds drift through lingering green fields

A poetic fragment describes seeds sowing along roadsides and late crops growing in green fields as springs wane and brooks run quiet, with leaves fading into a hush before winter.

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Lindale Maple Grove Charley Slye Rachel Northcutt Will Jones Louis Steward Milford Ranson Jones Etta Amiott Ben McKibben James Lewis Mr. Neely Ed Hill Mr. Hopping Mariemont Joe Steward Brown Norwood Walter Hughes Lee Wallace Zetta Dayton, Ky Perry Ayal Kain Stephenie Evans Dayton Violet New York City Wm. Pedicord Georgetown Ripley Letha Frazier Helma Curry Hamilton Charles Smith Hillsboro F. W. Wise Wm. Nichols Arthur Grim Mt. Washington Haggerty Carl H. H. Davis Ray Scott Wilson Helen Connor O. Chatterton Walter Rose Opera House Pathe the Bugle Jackie Cogan Buck Jones Chain Lightning Newtonsville Amelia Recorders Office Hazel Kings Highway Jesus THE Goodyear A. E. Price Hone Citizens’ Garage Siingger F. D. Dominy Agt Batavia, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio New Allen’s Parlor Allen’s Allen P. M. Rapp Tri-State Tri-State Buttery Co Kirgan Brothers’ Cannery Centaur Massey Harris Y H.p George E. Smith A. M. Ellis Lot Hulick North America
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