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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1925
Page
5
Fragmented notes record Miss Mary Armetrong returning home to Bethel after a visit with her uncle and relatives. Mentions of G Richards, Linwood, Hyde Park, and Donte Batman appear in disjointed lines detailing visits and family travel.
Residents attended a Civil War veterans session in Manchester with Anna Whitaker present. Local folk including George Beardington and the Beardington family visited and others traveled for church, social visits, and family gatherings across Newtonville.
Emma Weaver daughter of Charlie H and Etta Belle Weaver was born July 22 1900 near Batavia and died September 9 1925 at age 25. She spent her life at the family home bearing burdens with frugality and tenderness caring for Ada after their mother died and comforting her father. Emma faced a four year illness with quiet faith saying she was ready to go to Heaven and join her mother.
We desire to return our sincere thanks to Rev. A P Smith and Mr. Wm Moore funeral director and to our many friends for their kindness and courtesy in the funeral services of our sister and daughter Emma Weaver. Chas H Weaver Elton Weaver Ada Weaver.
Harry Carrier and family plus Miss Clara Paul visited Burt Craver of Covington. Gerald Snell spent Sunday with Middletown friends. Several couples and families from Linwood, Owensville, Washington DC, Madisonville, Masonville, Loveland, Summerside, and Blanchester shared Sunday visits with relatives. School updates note Miss Reeder in Blanchester and Miss Jennie Snell starting at Newtonsville.
Sunday goers at the home of Dr Fo morin and wife and Miss Rowena Hart man included Mrs Anna Dorbecker of Indianapolis Mrs Hila Turner of Milford Lizzie and Fred Fomorin of Owensville Port Fomorin and wife of Danville Ill m Fomorin and family Robert Genet and wife Otis Watson and wife Henry Yeager and wife of Norwood visited Ben Kirskadden and family Harold Edmore of Hillsboro visiting his mother Chas Reynolds home guests and the Schock family were present Lawrence Neal of Macon spent the weekend with home folks numerous other local names appear in church and social notes from the area.
The column covers the wedding of Walter Curry and Marguerite House at Newfehmana with remarks on family and guests. It notes bridesmaids, congratulations, and a reception, plus travel and housing updates for residents like Medery & Sons moving to Main Street show room, and local visits and relocations among area families.
A steady stream of visits and moves from Califor nia to nearby towns marks a week. Miss Vivian Leever heads to Miami University for studies while others visit relatives, host guests, or start new terms at Wilmington and Owensville schools. Several families host and travel, including Wellener Dietz Brunk and Armstrong households, with extended kin from Mason and Ohio communities visiting over the weekend.
Mrs. Jack Cleaver visited in Cincinnati on a day. Jine Winspear entertained friends in town at her home here. Bert Hunts and family of Ameli have one in the tie Temple flaca. scanners tae.
The item notes ongoing illness relief and a 1875 marriage of O P Caldwell to Elizabeth Connor celebrated with wishes for happiness. Guests include Taylor Caldwell and wife, Dr F and W R perce and family, and others from Middle Town, Raterslamsburg, Huntington W Va, and Milford. Crop prospects are mentioned amid soil concerns.
Fragmented OCR note indicates a Sardinia connection with a sister branch and a Sunday event around 12:15 PM. Details are unclear but suggest a meeting or service with referenced times and places.
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