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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1929
Page
5
The Owensville area hosts and visitors populate a long social list. Ed Farson and family of Goshen visit D Wellner’s. Mrs. Lloyd Harlow and son stay with her mother. many neighbors travel to Dayton Fair and Cincinnati. multiple family gatherings mark weekends and holidays. Local moves, hospital recoveries, school openings, and business updates fill the community bulletin.
A local service offers free removal of horses mules cattle and hogs from any location west of the Batavia and New Richmond Pike. The firm states they will pay all phone charges and handle removal at no cost to clients.
Neider spent a day with friends in Mt Washington. Reading couple Mr. and Mrs H J Fagley visit relatives here. Cincinnati visitor Herold Prickett guests his aunt Mrs Anna Boggess. El A Day and family spent days in Serre Haute Indiana. Ed McNair home from Middle town trip. Jamie Kloman and Hannah Hughes greet brother John Hughes and family Madisonville Ohio. Embroidery club hosted by Mrs Geo Maxfield. H A S Society met at Mrs O L Page’s home. Blaine Grey of Cincinnati visited George Halse. Fred Shields hosted Baptist Circle. W L Lester and daughter Billie with Raymond Young and Edna Karl visited Ora Lamm at Silverton. Mineria Owen returns to Chicago after Beth elfriends visit. George Shaw of New Richmond visited H G Donaldson and wife. Lee McBeth guest of Mrs Chas McBeth in Georgetown Ohio.
A Labor Day homecoming drew over 400 attendees with plans for 1940 next Labor Day. Notables Mr. and Mrs. Luther Leever hosted relatives from Love land and W. Leever hosted guests, while Michael Brothers faced serious illness at home and others visited relatives in Detroit and West Virginia.
The column lists many local families visiting and returning from trips and gatherings around Labor Day, including Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Kain and others. Events noted include anniversaries, dinners, travel to High Bridge and Dix's Dam, and various social calls around Hillsboro and nearby towns.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Walker and daughters Misses Helen and Pauline came home Sunday following a summer spent in Colorado, Arkansas and Texas.
Will Myers entertained at his Franklin home on Sunday with a large family gathering. Attendees included Theo Brumagen and wife from Hamlet, Mrs. Mary Steelman of Pennsylvania, Walter Custer and family from Franklin, and many relatives from New Richmond Mt. Washington Madisonville Milford Cincinnati Glendale Hartwell and Newtown.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ross attended the homecoming at Calvary Sunday. Emma and Louise Garbe visited Mrs. Margaret Plarr last Sunday afternoon. Paul Brueggven spent last Saturday and Sunday with his parents in Cowlington Kentucky. Mary Ross started her school work in Neville last Tuesday. Math Schiler and family entertained company on Labor Day. Joseph Phillips of Bellevue Kentucky spent several days at A Richert's.
Brief item notes a health related sale or service linked to Soldat Nash Pharmacy in Batavia with a cryptic code jy14t13. No additional context or names provided.
A brief note recalls how the Le dians adopted sun drying to preserve meat fish and vegetables. They learned from the Dutch the related arts of salting and smoking foods.
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