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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1928
Page
5
Mrs. George Hais entertained 500 guests with compliments to Mrs. Freshman of Columbus. The Baptist Circle met with Mrs. Bertha Kennedy. Local families and guests from Chicago, Cincinnati and Dayton visited relatives. Reunion gatherings, club meetings, and multiple visits marked a busy spell in Bethel and nearby towns.
Visitors and residents journeyed between towns for weekends and holidays. Families from Livonia and Amelia joined relatives in Surry and nearby areas, with several making trips to Mitchell, Winchester, and Jagara Falls. Local property changes include the Brumagens moving into the creamery property and Kimble moving into Sutton’s.
Local society items recount visits and family gatherings in Bushville and surrounding areas. Mrs. Gillett remains in Bethesda Hospital where family and Naomi Harlow visit. Mr. Miller suffers hay fever while Miss Elsie Hiany vacationing with Dayton relatives. School opens next Tuesday with Mr. Innis leading. Colleagues, cousins, and friends host meals and birthday celebrations, including Ireton kin, Treton family, and Columbus State Fair attendance.
Former C ler Center Dr Ralph L Christy of Denver was elected temporary president of the American Full Denture Society at the ADA convention in Minneapolis. Dentists from 20 states formed the society for denture study and it will open to AMA members not financially tied to dental suppliers. permanent officers to be elected in Washington in 1929. Christy is grandson of the late Hon J V Christy of Monterey.
The Rev. Fisher and family attended the Methodist conference in Springfield. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Harry McAdams of Huntington West Virginia and Roy Peterson of Cincinnati. Many guests stayed with relatives as Labor Day marked a bustling period. Mrs. Julia McAtt had a farewell party and Grace Moorehead planned to Dayton. Eugene Dupnus, once of Clermont, died August 29 in Philadelphia. Residents recall longtime locals and welcome newcomers while noting travel and family movements across the area.
Mrs W J Washburn of Newtonsville visited Mrs John Draver. J P Hughes and family of Evanston spent Saturday with Howard Elliott. F Vogt and family entertained friends Sunday. Mrs J L Marsh and daughter Rebecca attended the A R reunion at Milford. A crowd from Owensville went to the State Fair last week. Mrs J Favrer and Arnold and daughter resa vacationing at Niagara Falls. Mr and Mrs H Dietz hosted guests from Columbus. Atchley of Norwood visited with Chas Hill over the weekend. Born to Rev and Mrs Williams on August 28 a baby girl.
Mrs Flies Carroll of Delaware reports half hearted health and friends in nearby area. Mr and Mrs Webb Cunningham visited friends in Geneva. Mrs Will Mehl and Mrs Henry attended several days with Bir. Mrs Anneth Carrol of Painesville listed. Mr and Mrs C E Amann guests of Parts Inc in Portsmouth for days. Alma Galbreath of German visiting sister Mrs Williams. Alice Davidson of Ohio visiting J and Ot Chiehaus. Williams visiting Dillsboro Indiana for several days.
Goshen’s F B Hoggatt, Goshen school superintendent, wins the Dayton handicap with 97 targets from 17 yards. He collects 1025 dollars total including Ford prize and Grand American equivalents, amid a field of top shooters from Vandalia to Spartansburg and beyond.
Howard E. Joseph attorney announces practice in Clermont and Hamilton counties with offices in Batavia and Cincinnati. He states availability for legal services and mentions residence in Batavia Ohio.
Mrs Valle Ring of Madisonville spent a week with Mrs Emma All. Rebekah Lodge members are asked to attend the next meeting. Rev B M Lewis of Akron visited relatives here last week. The Philatheas were entertained at the hamse tee Town Snyder Friday evening. The White and Theigz families and Mrs Carlos Hitson enjoyed a Cumberland Gap trip. David Kirgapan family left Friday for Wesloso Texas. Mrs O L Morgan and daughter attended the 100 at the Mr and Mrs 8.
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