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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1926
Page
5
McMAHAN delayed and Motter spent late hours in the city as Mary By Bydlyn and others attended a gathering. The report lists several residents including Mr and Mrs Patchel Blonblbi, Mary, Lucinda A Myrick, and Oscar, with visits from relatives in Covington Kentucky and a serenade for a newly returned couple.
Locust Corner lists Meader Johnson and family Summerside Henry Banderseter and family Bethel Fred Clark and family Ten Mile as Sunday guests of Fred Lipps and wife. Gobert siblings Glen dale visited Edwin Myers and wife. Kathryn Behymet attended Julia Glover birthday party. Lizzie Bradburry Oakley weekend guest of Ernet Nash. Sibel Brewers and family in Williamstown. Obas Schney family visited Camp Dennison. Maddoxes with son Mt Washington. Hazel Hopkins and friend city visited Mrs. Alice Smith and Lillie Newman escorted her home.
Local ladies hosted gatherings at Mrs. Ramsey's home while others spent Sundays in Georgetown and Moore's Corner. Events include a State Fair attendance in Columbus and travel to Niagara Falls and Cincinnati. A funeral for Elijah Mattox was held in Amelia. many residents visited relatives locally and in surrounding states.
Ed Ross and family spent Sunday with Leonard Ansteatt at Deerfield. Louise Garbe visited the Binning family, Albert Meier and family with Wider at Lindale, Dorothy Utter from Deerfield saw Mrs. Ed Ross. Louise Garbe returns to business college. Mrs. A. Richert visited in the city with Mrs. Walter Russell. Cecil Grimes and wife entertained visitors from the city. Mrs. Math Schiller hosted her sister Mrs. Mike Weber and family. Miss Mary Ross left for Neville schools. Mrs. Henry Garbe and daughter Louise stayed with Mrs. Gernon at Gernon. Claude Wood built a new farm house and moved his family from the city. Miss Etta Piarr of Providence visited Emma Garbe.
Mt Carmel and Bethel neighborhoods report visitors from Pennsylvania Ohio and Kentucky relatives. Attendees include the Maddox family at a funeral in Claryville and numerous Sunday visits with Shields Scott and related families. A Summerside church Ladies Aid meeting is planned with Mrs Kincaid.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fleming of Chicago visit Mr. and Mrs. James Rose. Serian Hill and wife Shirley Conover and wife Anna Schooley Eva Conover Miss Jennie and Rosa Collins drive to Yellow Stone Park Sunday. Mayme Bigham is entertained at Sunday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ogle.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian church announce their annual fall festival for next Saturday, starting after noon. A sale features vegetables baking and a lunch with soup sandwiches and coffee.
Mr. and Mrs. James Brooks entertained last Sunday with Forest Brooks of Mt. Washington, Ray Brooks and friend, and Wesley Brooks family from Cincinnati. Frank Speigel visited his mother Mrs. Geo Speigel, Edward Miller and family visited Mr. Link, and the Hauser family spent a day at Bethel. Rev. Hohn marks his 12th year with us. The Bohrers of Locust Corner visited the Hauser family. Guests at Wm. Taylor’s home last Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Wall and daughter Catherine of Fruit Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Daunt of Clough, and Mr. Witmeyer and family.
Mr and Mrs od MacBee and family hosted a Saturday evening with friends in ley. Mrs Irene Oakeen and daughter Mamie Fran Ripley visited with Me and Mrs John Dick son and Mrs Russel Branch. Mr Emma Smith and son Claude called on their daughter Mrs F O Motzer. Mrs Demis Ludlow spent last week with L bugis at Williamsburg. Kathryn Houil of Aurora Ind and of the Y W C A Cincinnati stayed Wednesday night with Emma oF ae Comet Ma in erie. Batavia visitors included Me Ketchum with 8 dress. The next meeting is scheduled for the 5th urgent. Mr and ckso evening 845. Sping Cateering Bilis visited her aunt mith Saturday afternoon. Jr. is very sore. Balland mentioned an excellent stop signal. A Georgia girl stopped a train with a pink sunbonnet. Austin Butcher recalls the same trick winning praise.
A lighthearted note from the Athens Messenger about a sheriff who expresses professorial pride and happiness over a new autumn development, portraying a jovial, appreciative mood.
The excerpt philosophizes that age is defined by life experience rather than distance from birth, noting the journey shapes maturity more than proximity to the cradle. It references Tulsa World and emphasizes personal history over age.
Local residents gather for dinners and family events in Owensville and Nicholsville with visits from Reading, Milford, Hyde Park, Oklahoma, Cincinnati, and Norwood. Notable moments include Bertam Rosselot’s injury, George Yeager’s lightning shock, a golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. John Watson, and marriages of Walter Smith and Effie Knowles in Norwood.
A family gathering on September 2 marked W. H. Ireton’s birthday with a rain drenched celebration. Relatives and friends from Williamsburg Batavia and nearby towns enjoyed a feast, gifts, music and speeches. Aged kin and several news of local social life filled the page.
Mrs plain tively laments to the vicar that despite husband’s two parallel strokes they cannot make both ends meet, reflecting financial strain in a Boston Transcript social note.
A Washington Post quip laments driving friction urging readers to love neighbors instead of honking and speeding to pass. The line critiques rude driving and promotes courtesy.
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