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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1941
Page
5
Mrs. Eleanor Piffer and her young daughter from Cincinnati stay with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McCollum. Mrs. Mary Harden Addie Harden Jesse Fry and Mrs. Viola Armstrong spent Sunday in Kentucky.
The Amelia Garden Club will stage a flower show in the school auditorium on Saturday September 20. Amateur growers are invited to enter exhibits and refreshments will be served at moderate cost.
The Locust Corner column lists residents and guests visiting from Milford Saylor Park Amelia Norwood Laurel Home East End and Dukedum Tenn. It notes property sales on Wood Street and North and Main streets and mentions Emmett Smith healing from a broken leg at Good Samaritan hospital.
PT. ISABEL Miss Dorothy Kinnett and Joe Whelan of Cincinnati were recent Visitors at the Kinnett home. Several families and relatives, including Ray Jr and Marilyn Marksberry, Etta Collier and Merrill, Virginia Custer and Joan, visited or hosted gatherings in the area. The McChesney reunion at Burke Park drew multiple families, and John Luck’s funeral was attended by R. S. Phillips. Elizabeth Trees visits Lexington, Kentucky for an extended stay with son Ben Trees.
Mrs Charles Houser and Mrs Oberlin attended the Sewing club in Bethel Friday night then visited Mt Washington with Mrs Oberlin. Miss Surry's relatives from Georgia left for the South. Aleta LaTart will renew work at the Jewish hospital next month. Will Lungmus drives the school bus for Mr Schatz. Mr and Mrs Kerr relocate from the Ford property to Bethel where he runs a service station. Lyda Houck suffers an asthma attack and is hospitalized. Glenn Teagarden takes a two week vacation from Kroger Amelia duties and plans farm time in Brown county. Mrs Perry hosted Cincinnati relatives for the day Sunday. Albertine Kellum and husband Elrod of Tucson visited Amelia, Williamsburg, and Bethel. Mrs Cliff White of Amelia attended Mt Washington Womans Club meeting Monday.
Batavia church notices list Sunday school at 9 30 a m with John Huntington as superintendent and worship at 10 30 a m. An all day Women’s Society of Christian Service meeting is set for Wednesday September 17 at Milford Methodist church and Clermont County Brotherhood gathering on Thursday September 25 at Felicity Methodist church.
Friday September 26 district conference meets at Milford Methodist church. Sunday October 5 is World Communion Sunday observed by the church. Infant class to meet Thursday evening with Mrs. Florence Walker.
Mr and Mrs Walter Sperry and friends and Louise Philips visited the Sperrys on Sunday. The Snells visited his sister in Mason. The Smythes Hubeeys and Everett Avey families spent the weekend in Delaware. Kreuning hosts Tuesday club picnic at Alms Park. Parish chicken dinner in Batavia drew many from here. Mrs Smythe visited Mrs Billingsley last week.
Mt. Carmel and Glen Este PTA kick off the year with a first meeting scheduled for Friday September 19. Families visiting included Mr. and Mrs. Overbeck Oakley and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown Silverton among others. Local attendees noted in the roundup of residents visiting Frank Brown in Madisonville and Ruth Nash.
The sale of Warren Wellington on Saturday drew a well attended turnout. Nearby social notes list visits and gatherings among residents including the Blooms, Armacosts, Dunbars, Shacklefords, Staatses, Woodruffs, Petersons, Anstaetts, Aultmans, and Miss Marjorie Turner in Pt Pleasant and Owensville with notes of weekend visits from Venice, Ohio.
Willowville residents welcomed guests from Cincinnati Madisonville and Amelia over the weekend as Elmer Lipka and family Jesse Harrison and Albert Huelsman hosted gatherings. Mrs. Letha Pancher visited her sister-in-law Mildred Pancher while Betty Harold returned to town to see friends. Vernon McComas Jr. and family relocated to Cincinnati and several households spent Sunday at the John Bryant CCC camp.
Woodland Park residents Mr and Mrs Frank Dimmitt and Mr and Mrs Cliff Rosselot of Owensville attended the Carthage Fair Thursday night. William Haines and wife spent Saturday at Felicity with his brother Bert and wife. Joe Nordman of Milford who bought the George Dimmitt farm last year had sold the same through Easley and McCollum. William Dumford and Harley Steward and wives attended the Farm Bureau counsel at the home of Thomas Hill. Monday night Mr and Mrs Huey Gillman of Williamsburg were Sunday guests of Francis Peterson and wife. Mrs Mabel Pringle spent Monday with Ethel Haines and Frank Dimmitt and wife called on Mr and Mrs G M Roudebush at Newtonsville Sunday.
The town of Laurel prepares for its annual homecoming on Sunday September 21. Residents are urged to bring baskets and enjoy a community day with neighbors. High point includes social gatherings and local announcements from Mrs. Chris Stroub Mrs. Alta Weil and Mrs. Lucie Cahall. Recent notices include W S C S activities at Pt Pleasant and a talk by Mrs Andree wife of the district superintendent. Local visits and remodeling projects are noted along with road repairs completing two washed out bridges on Route 232 and Big Indian Creek road.
Philadelphia is nicknamed the City of a Thousand Churches for its more than 1,009 churches. The label reflects the city's dense religious heritage and number of congregations across neighborhoods.
India imposes import restrictions on medicines that include alcohol as a listed ingredient. Officials say the move aims to tighten control on pharmaceutical imports and ensure compliance with regulatory standards.
Retired farmer S. R. Cowman of Greenfield Ohio reports months of misery from sluggish bowels neuritis pain stomach gas and liver symptoms eased after taking TON JON. He praises the medicine for restoring sleep digestion and energy and urges others to consult local health representatives for TON JON in Batavia Bethel Williamsburg New Richmond and nearby shops.
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