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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1921

Page

5

Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Guests

Fragmented social column lists visits and guests including Dries, Miss Irma Eppert, Dr Valentine, Montice Dolen and spouse, Carl Judd of Dayton, and Will Houser families. Mentions Latonia Kentucky visit, Glen Taylor and Mae Pool, Perry family, and various relatives traveling for Sunday gatherings.

Edwards Dries Irma Eppert Valentine Montice Dolen Bate Yairlat Woo Aoe Bi Heuzer Pliverere Carl Judd Dayton Judd Obas Freemeyer and Wiftertai Will Houser W. Ville

Local catarrh cure promoted by topical applications

An ad promising relief for catarrh claims local applications cure the condition by direct action on the nose and throat. It emphasizes that the remedy works through topical contact and has a rapid effect on symptoms.

Beved Wee-Teas Featured in Local Craft Fair

A fragment shows Beved Wee-Teas highlighted at a community craft fair with small exhibitors and casual shoppers. The note mentions tasting samples and prices, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text limits.

Mrs Bertha Haver Visits and Travel Notes

Mrs Bertha Haver spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Fred Troy of Br. and with Charles family. Fred and family motored to Brown County while Mrs Chariea Tro and others extended a brief social visit during the week.

Bertha Haver Fred Troy Charles Chariea Fred New Smith Brown County Ty, Su

Local Social Notes Highlight Av M Parental and Guest Visits

Herold Wadsworth of Av M week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Flave Stout. Mary Page visits her parents. Jay Robin King and two children visit his parents Mr and Mrs Ed King. Rev N H Poole spent Monday with Wa Knowles and family. Geo Halse and C D Hill families enjoy weekend at Hills Camp with Arab Kennedy.

Herold Wadsworth Flave Stout Reday Gett Bre Oat Caidw Papunineadton Wi Ie Park Mary Page Jay Robin King Ed King N. H. Poole Wa. Knowles Fenclesiile Geo. Halse Ang

Social Notices From Covington And Cincinnati Area

Mrs George Randall of Pittsers and Mrs Eva B Townsley spent Wednesday with Miss Nancy Colimo and VanCamp of Cincinnati, visiting their aunt Clarence and Cecile VanCamp. Mrs Mary Culbertson vacationed with relatives in Covington Kentucky. The body of John Charlton of East End laid to rest last week. Ladies Aid at M E church enjoyed a fine dinner with Mrs League of Milford. May Roudebush and son visited Veda Roudebush. Anna May Johns Madisonville spent Thursday with her relatives. Mr and Mrs Barron and Roudebush and family visited Steve in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Che Eh one family noted.

George Randall Pitters Eva Br J. E. Townsley Aetatesk Nancy Colimo Se VanCamp A Clarence Cecile VanCamp Cincinnati Charlie Carolton Mary Culbertson Covington John Carolton East End M. E. Church Sis 2 Sa Rees al Chicago Ae Creek eNutt Helen Paterhicagzo Vernice McAdams Onglomore Albert Stuerer John Olver Stanley Prasier Arry Hintton B. Holden Mr. Bryan C. H. McNatt Histore Mr. Mc Presbyterian Church Edith Piman A. and Morgan Emma Lincoln Park Labor Day Lockwood Mina B. White Marion Lil Bove Edent Harry Ashton Des Br Brown Sentman Dayton Thomas Moore Pueneeci Near

Clifton Heights Woman Returns From Two Week Vacation

Miss Ruth Powers of Clifton Heights has returned home after a two week vacation with her friend Mrs Gladys Mosbacher.

Ruth Powers Clifton Heights Gladys Mosbacher

Missio church to host Facey ig a oal store event Saturday

Social notices report Missio church inviting attendance Saturday afternoon. Local residents Max Baker and family from Enont, Rev J F Edwards party, and others visit with friends. Several couples and individuals are mentioned as guests or travelers, including Frank Gostkins family and Ada Pallas departing for Niagara trip.

Max Baker Enont J. F. Edwards Marie Dayton Will Hall Ludlow Francis Gostkins Charles McCann Cc. E. Amann Anna McCann Bowman Woodrufff Walnut Hills W.C. Hutson Williamsboro Ada Pallas Maf i Anterece Fannie Beckett Elmwood Saetee Bradley J.C. Pues Mopkina Ave

Community gathering at Pur ties marks annual event

Visitors attended the yearly celebration held at the home of Art Lytl Lar day. Guests included Olive, Herb Thomas, Harry Hen ing Al, Eimer, Bantam residents and others. Sehaed city visitors were noted and friends of Toney Re r giad to learn of illness. Grace Callahan returns to Pagins after her mother's illness.

Purties Marie Hankee Art Lytl Amie Suned Herb Thomas Harry Hening al al Yo Here Eimer Mio William Bom G Bg Mae Pollen Toney Peer Aberath Grace Callahan Pagin John Binni Jane Perintown M. Lytie G. B. Taylor Norwood Chatanooga

Plead Guilty By Frank Apfelberg In Liquor Case

Frank Apfelberg pled guilty Saturday evening after arraignment before Acting Mayor G. J. Staline for unlawful liquor possession. He was fined $200 and costs. One liquor violator remains in Sheriff Rapp custody.

Frank Apfelberg G. J. Staline Loveland Herald Rapp

Fragmented Insurance Advertisement Fragments

A clipped OCR shows fragments of an insurance ad with phrases about American Eagle protection and American Insurance Company. It mentions fire, tornado and windstorm, explosion, riot and civil commotion, automobile, fire, theft, collision and property damage coverages.

Ingare The American Insurance Company

Community Socials Chronicle From Local Notices

Local page records fall events including Mrs. Edith Arwine hosting family, Mr. and Mrs. W. Gardner entertaining, and Mr. C. H. McNutt celebrating forty years in business with flowers and souvenirs. Families, visitors, and church charity drives for Near East relief are noted along with travel and hospital updates.

Local social notes list visits and an upcoming Lindale school event

Mrs pepeneey and plete of Fair Oaks visited Mrs Auxier and Wom Lou Leville Circle last Thursday. Irene Goodall spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs David. Mrs Mattie Houser called on friends at Hamiet and PF Cassiee visits Peru Indiana. Walter Polen and family visit Akron. Gap Green visited children in Cincinnati. An entertainment and social at Lindale school house is planned for Saturday evening September 10.

Pepeneey Plete Fair Oaks Auxier Lou Leville Ceedstossman Albert Ted Aurice Ce Barer George Lindsey Laelia Irene Goodall David Y. Peal Hatteresly Mattie Houser Hamiet PF. Cassiee Peru Indiana Walter Polen Akron Gap Green Cincinnati Lindale School House

Trustees Meet and School Start in County

The township trustees met with a full board and approved bills. A plan to assist indigent families will be proposed. County schools will begin soon with some starting Tuesday and others Monday. A new attendance law requires ages seven to eighteen to attend when in session unless holding a working certificate.

Seaton Clermont County

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