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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1935
Page
5
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Glen Este residents joined after Sunday visits with multiple families including the Hiatt Rooney Beard Overday Curtis and Jacobs households. The Glen Este social club met at Otto Kettler home hosted by George Heddermann. Betty Huheey of Orlando visits Huheey family in town. Local notices include expressions of sympathy to Mrs Gordon Feiertag on her father's passing, DeBrunner.
Summerside Mt Carmel School opened with the largest attendance on record at 155 pupils. Local sports note: Mr Carmel baseball team lost to Glen Este 6 to 5. Several social and club visits listed including West Virginia trip return by Mr Earle and John Kin caid and gatherings with the Roessgers, Wiederholds, and Jones family. Rebekahs district convention at Oakley occurred with Mrs Katanich installed as Treasurer. next meeting set for Sharonville Oct 1.
Local notes report residents visiting relatives including Judd Lough with parents and Mrs Cora Mc Coy hosting. several trips to Dayton Texas and Atlantic City noted. Birthdays celebrated, school opens with large attendance, PTA meets Friday, and multiple visitors to and from Mason Newport Norwood Indiana and Belleview Kentucky.
Miss Lois Elliott visits her parents in the city while Johnnie Rosselot and sister Clara travel in Michigan for a time. Miss Rebecca Marsh has resumed activities in town.
Mr and Mrs Frank Ludlow accepted invitations to Bethel Baptist church homecoming. Murrill Ford visited Georgetown Cincinnati and Knoxville Tennessee. Mrs Al Storer hosted Julia and Dorothy Glover for a six o clock dinner. Alice Gates Harry Kelsay Lucille Brotherton Gene Honaker joined teens from Christian Chapel at a Greenfield convention. Mrs J R Carlisle hosted Philatheas Friday. Mrs Carlos Hutson read a paper and Jackie Smith sang. Hauck family attended Bethel homecoming. Mrs Doty’s garage was broken into but no damage. Mr Adams Onelta and Eddie Carr went to Kentucky.
Mr and Mrs Jess Harrison entertained relatives from South Norwood Arthur Marsh spent the weekend and Labor Day with Miss Anna Sullivan William Baker who has been ill for weeks is slowly improving The property owned by F A Mc Guire is now occupied John Keller and wife entertained relatives from Portsmouth Sunday Sydney Sullivan wife and family visited in Cold Springs Ky Sunday afternoon
Mrs Walston Jacobs called on Miss Ella Meguire last week. Mr and Mrs Charles Riddle and family spent Labor Day in Kentucky with friends.
Amelia notices report a Scout dance and card party on September 13 at the school auditorium with 15 cent admission. Several local residents visit relatives and guests travel between Amelia, Cincinnati, and Tennessee. A farewell party honors Mae Jeane Lewis heading to Deaconess Hospital training.
Mrs L E Miller returns home from Pennsylvania visit. J C Fuhr and family host in Columbus. Norwood guests visit Peeds. Presbyterian Service Class and Missionary Society entertainments held at local homes. Richard Thomas visits from Cincinnati. H Dawson and I Cornwell visit Batavia. Earl Brandenberg family visit Franklin. Bertha Hutton at Heslar reunion near Wilmington. Frances Johnson returns from Buffalo. Ralph Fuhr and children attend Cleveland Air Races. Gus Julien visits Miss Minta Johnson in Waterloo. Judith Boulware of Hillsboro visits Kain.
Miss Gladys Moore visits Mrs J R Johnson. Mrs Pearl Coleman hosts Mrs Justina Malott. Merel Wise recovers from appendicitis. Grace Fomorin visits Mrs Justina Malott. Faye Garman visits Milford Garman family. Lohrum calls on Monjor. Samuel Harlow and wife visit Shubert home in Felicity. Permelia Pindle very ill. Ralph Curtis at Coldwater. Geo Ritt and wife visit Kirskaddon home. James Malott hosts Monday dinner with Dillard Taylor and Dale Williams. Snell of Harveysburg calls on Wise. Roscoe Walker family visit Steward home. Tena Malott visits Creager. John Weaver and Margaret McDonough entertained at Coleman home in Cincinnati. J S Curlis and others attend Lake Meyer Reunion at Star Lake. Ladies Aid social planned for Sept 14 with ice cream and chicken sandwiches. Elizabeth Morgan hosted sister Knopp of Chillicothe recently.
Miss Sara White hosted guests including Miss Peggy Wood Clifton last week. Mr and Mrs Clay Rooster and son Merrill visited Friday evening. Miss Joyce Crawford of Deer Park joined Misses Anna and Carrie Collins for a weekend visit. Sunday visitors to the C A Long home included Mr and Mrs Larme of St Petersburg and others from Madisonville Edenton and more. Labor Day guests included Mr and Mrs Jas.
Mrs. Louise Murphy Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Geo Wincot join Mr. and Mrs. Meyer of Cincinnati and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Long of Dayton for Sunday hospitality. F J Stahl and family hosted guests including B F Stahl C A Stahl Sylvester Stahl and families from Independence Kentucky P A Stahl and family from Cozaddale and Mr and Mrs Stroub and their son from New Richmond.
Sunday supper guests included Carl Wiggins and family in Mulberry greeted by Mr and Mrs Walter Snider. Florence Smyser and daughter Freda called at Jakie Gross home. Helen Dunbar of Modest, J McCoy of Monterey joined Sarah and Bobby White for Sunday dinner. Arthur Lewis Boyd of Hyde Park returned home after summer with grandparents L Ansteatt and Lewis Ansteatt. Mrs H McCormick and Mrs J Ansteatt visited Misses Long. Ida Long able to go out again after illness.
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