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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1923
Page
5
Sunday school visitors from Batavia join The Ever Readies. Hobson relatives from Hamersvillevisit. deaths pull families to Eubanks Kentucky. Local families host visitors in Mt Holly including Fagin Tasker and Boles gatherings. Labor Day events praise Lytle Family homecoming. trips to Michigan Detroit and Put-in-Bay noted.
J C Johnson and family and Master Howard Humphhrey of Madisonville spent Sunday at Mrs Belle Souths. Este Hill attended the State fair. Miss Sarah Murphy of Dayton visits Barry Woods. Mrs Rosa Collins hosts Miss Elizabeth Dionne of Des Moines visiting. One hundred twenty five from Cincinnati came to Woodland Park for Labor Day.
A crowded roundup of local families gathers for a reunion at Walnut Hills on Sunday. Attendees include Hubbard Ross Frazee Daugherty Simcox Swing and other relatives visiting Norwood Cincinnati Ft Mitchell Detroit and Cleveland areas.
Fragmentary text mentions Stella Glover hosting friends and a Friday evening gathering. references to Howard Hund and Phil ocane arise but full context and details are missing.
Warty Ely entertained the members at Mrs. Arthur Short’s home with Harold Short in attendance. Families and guests from Batavia, Williamsburg, Lindale, and Bethel joined in weekend visits, with Mrs. Short and son hosting and others touring homes and moving arrangements.
Mrs. Susie Hornback longtime Williamsburg resident dies after long illness. Funeral conducted at Methodist church. Miss Flora Vaught and Earnest Rafiner wed in Batavia. Local families attend festivals, trips, and reunions in Cincinnati and surrounding areas. Community members news include visits, travels, and local events plus an opera house program and social notices.
Fred Smithson and wife joined Wm. Brown and wife of Loveland for a Sunday visit. Ay Whitenack and wife hosted relatives. Owen, Wm. Hazelton and wives from Monroe visited L. Cast and wife. Allen Jonas of Cincinnati spent a week with grandparents T. F. yon and wife. Misses Helen and Lucile Meek of Monterey stay with John Fox and wife. Emil Megrue and wife from Cincinnati were guests of Walter Cramer and wife. Clifford Cramer and family of Marathon visited A. Cramer and wife. Silas Schooley and wife entertained relatives. Estelle Ingle returned home to Dayton after a month with her mother. Junior Miller returned to Norwood after staying with his grandparents. Mary Cramer visited with Wi. Cramer and wife. The Masonic lodge dedicated their hall Saturday night with a small attendance. Beatrice Minzler returned home to Lynchburg after a summer with John Chaney.
The Batavia boys lose both Labor Day games to the De Molays of Cincinnati by 15 to 2 and 5 to 4. In the morning, every De Molay man had at least two hits, an unusual feat. The afternoon contest saw Batavia lead until the ninth when City boys surged ahead.
Mt Washington shutout the visitors 3 to 0 on Sunday. Key plays featured three-base hits by Wright and strong pitching from Lowther and Simonton with eight strikeouts for Simonton. Anstaett and Igla s contributed stolen bases and Anstaett also drew a bases on balls. Umpire Nichols trusted call.
In a baseball game, OYCE.com notes Balls-Off Land 3 with a hit by pitcher Michels from Allen. Allen strikes out 7 while Land fans 4. Umpi Haas part of the line. Bethel suffers defeat.
New Richmond Ohio won a close 2 to 1 game over Gubser on Monday. The home team had five hits to three for the visitors. Allen struck out seven and led the offense with a single and a double in a tight scoring duel.
To all our neighbors and kind friends in Amelia we thank you for your kindness and floral tributes in our sorrow. We also thank Rev Wiggins and the choir for the beautiful service. Mrs Ray Bower Miss Mary Bower.
Civil engineer Harry B. Floyd of Bethel wed Ona B. Case at Rev. P. Burdeall home in Batavia. A ring was given to the bride and W H Jones and Mrs Burdeall witnessed. The couple planned a two week honeymoon then to Bethel.
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