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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1931
Page
5
Community items report court notices, land matters, and October term at Clermont county. Local purchases include the Alexander place modernization and a new automobile for Mr. Miller and sister Mrs Kennedy. Social events feature bridge evenings, family reunions near Columbus, air races in Cleveland, and church services.
Mrs. Kate Pochard visited family including daughters Mary Frances and Annabelle with relatives. Miss Roberta Flannagan of Cincinnati dropped by Annabelle Pochard. Mary Frances Pochard returned to Cleves to work at Argo Funeral Home. Death of Rev. Wiley noted with affection. School opened Tuesday. Various visits from Cincinnati and Dayton residents. Community events include Red Cross garden party at Batavia.
Carrie Utter hosts Chas Utter party. John Hughes Jr. entertains two Madisonville friends. Raymond Schultz family visits. Residents attend Mrs White and daughter funeral in Marathon. Anna Marsh and sister in Indianapolis to see sick Laura Miller. Dr Mitchell at Green ville Fair. Funeral of Dr Frank Hamilton attended. Grace Hughes attends Hamilton County Teachers Institute. Rufus Flick visits Emma Steward. Wilmington visitors to Dr Mitchell. Misses Myrtle May and Mary Kimmerley visit with NY uncle. Laura Short hosts Indianapolis guests. Willard Boyce family visit from Aberdeen. Kate Amann visits Portsmouth. Harvey Perin daughter Rachel at State Fair Columbus. Marie Henke and Jessie Coulter go to Indiana. L F Mattox at Locust Corner. Nina Behymer returns from Kansas trip. Olive Behymer earns high school certificate. Ann Dillon, Charles, Mabel Wichard return from St Louis trip. B L Mattox guests of relatives at Walnut Hills. Dinner guests include Hutsons, Robinson, Kernohan, and Webb Cunningham.
The Rev Father Stuelmueller of Bata via and Stonelick visited the Rev W J Baker. Mr and Mrs O O Taylor and Frank Baker spent Sunday in the city. Edgar Swem attended the funeral of Olive Manning in Bethel. Capt and Mrs R E Flora and Roberta left for Annapolis. Kendall Howard, former Amelia resident now teaching in Kentucky, visited last week. Rev Russell attends conference at Columbia this week. James Smith family moved to Williamsburg. Readers attended a Red Cross banquet in Batavia hosted by Judge and Mrs Hugh Nichols.
New Bell telephone subscribers listed including Harry Hoffmeister R 8 Taylor Mrs Elea nor Hinkle Barbara Kaldy John Kennedy Batavia William Gibbs Staats Chas Mayse New Richmond Delpha M Bateman Frank Dawson Milford Lowell Bennett Terrace Park G W Sterling Bethel Bill Young Chas B Lawton Williamsburg Also arsenate of lead and other insecticides advertised at Fuhr's Williamsburg Ohio.
A Ohio Health News report argues for intensified public health work and wiser administration in drought area counties. It notes persistent typhoid dominance, underfunded local budgets, and reliance on federal aid, urging state-led responsibility to cut suffering and deaths.
A long list of Newtonsville residents hosted or visited Sunday with guests from Covington Kentucky Chicago Dayton Portsmouth Milford Lebanon Oakley Reading Monterey Germantown Goshen and other nearby towns. The gatherings included families and extended relatives at multiple houses and camps around town.
Legal notice listing attorney Clarence N Young of Batavia Ohio with office and residence addresses. No further details or actions provided in the fragment.
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