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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1935
Page
5
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lewis on September 9. Various local families attended reunions, homecomings, and visits across Williamsville Laurel Ashland and Kennedy Heights. Events include a Monroe League play, WCTU meeting, birthday club gathering, fishing trip, and a fashion show attendance with multiple residents named.
Miss Ruth Juvenile and Mr. Gerald Meranda surprised friends by announcing their marriage which occurred on September 5. Mr. and Mrs. Parker Nicolly of Norwood visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bolender Sunday. Mrs. E C Buchanan and others visited Mrs. Frank Foster in Manchester. Lew Manning hosted the Brooks and Gilfillen couples from Cincinnati. John Duvall hosted Mrs. Duvall’s parents Jesse and wife with children from Silver Grove. Robert Kerr of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Charles Redmond and family.
Mr Will Mason hosted his sister Eva last week. Roy Dunbar and friend visited Mrs Arnie Armacost on Sunday. The Eastern Star Chapter plans a chicken dinner for the new Masonic Hastern on Oct 19 at Star Lodge Hall. Cost 50 cents per plate. Mr and Mrs Fred Handcock enjoyed a day in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Chas Yeager hosted Mr Yeager's sister and daughter last Saturday.
Monroe Epworth League plans a Friday Sept 20 performance in the School Auditorium with admission 15 cents. W C T U meets Sept 19 in the M E Sunday School Room for member attendance and officer elections. Local social notes record Mrs Blanche Hutson hosting Sewing Club, Mrs Harris returning from Carrollton Ky, and visits from Hilda Andler of Bond Hill. A baby boy arrived for Mr and Mrs Ted Smith. An auto crash near Franklin Ind injured Edwards Frieb eg Brummer. Elaine Scott of Cincinnati wed Howard Mec Collum of Amelia Sept 14 at the Baptist parsonage with Lois Scott as bridesmaid and Dan McCollum as best man.
Dr and Mrs Thomas Foster and Mrs Alice Root of Washington DC were recent guests of relatives here. Mrs Nicholas J White entertained with six tables of 500 in honor of her husband s birthday. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Wilton Foster and Mr and Mrs Guy Holmes of Cincinnati. Others visited or stayed with local families including Mrs Mary Stewart of Newtonsville Mrs Jessie Ashmore of Georgetown and Mr and Mrs H H Druhot and daughter Diana of Lebanon.
Mrs. Mabel McAdams wife of Percy McAdams died at Bethesda hospital Cincinnati on Wednesday evening September 11 from heart trouble. Mrs. E S Crutchlow and daughter Lucille of Butler were guests of Mr and Mrs Edgar Stockton last week. Miss Minta Johnson visiting friends in Cincinnati this week. Rev H Gear and family of Mt Crab dined with Mr and Mrs William Ireton. Mr and Mrs A M Stamm dined with Mr and Mrs William Stamm in Macon Ohio. Mr and Mrs Arthur Peed attended the Kentucky State Fair in Louisville.
A string of social calls and visits is noted across Calvary Moscow Bethel and Cincinnati with guests from Kentucky Ohio and Nebraska. Notable travelers include Mr. and Mrs. Claude McCane Mr. and Mrs. Otis Simon Rev. and Mrs. Zimmerman and Mrs. Daisy Day and Mr. Ben Trees visiting relatives and friends and Misses Virgie and Gladys Liming preparing for nurse training.
Last week Oscar Balzhiser fell about twelve feet when a barn rail broke while he hung tobacco. He suffered severe bruises but no drones were broken. Community members shared visits and greetings with various families including the Carlier, Clemons, Carpenter, and Hartmetz households. Little Jerry Carlier sustained a badly bruised eye at school. Dr. Kleckner of Lynchburg was noted in attendance.
The incident occurred Saturday evening at Linden Hills with one car badly wrecked though no serious injuries reported. The report mentions Harry Patchell and his wife dining with Clarence High and his wife at Milford on Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs Fred Smithson visited Paul Grosnickle family at Marathon. Owensville residents Mr and Mrs Stevens called on Enoch Osborne. Prinie Interridden called on Ella Brunk and Michie Pierce. Ruth Conover and Edna Long took their Sunday School class to Ft Ancient Saturday. Delbert Martin spent weekend in Cincinnati visiting his mother at Christ hospital. The Sunday School opened a Traveling Library for readers. Mr Herb Beltz and family passed through and stopped briefly. Virgil Colston opened a new grocery and ice cream line. Buettner plans barn removal and a new garage. Wayne Grange will Boost er Night Friday Sept 27 at I O O F Hall with public program.
Mrs Charles Mattox of Pleasant Ridge visits T E Mattox. Clifford Nash and family visit J D Cross. Mrs F P Behunke spends Sunday in Indiana. T E Mattox and wife visit Frank Combs family Asbury. Ladies Aid hosts T E Mattox home. P T A school homecoming Sept 28 dinner 1 to 5. W O Mattox and wife of Mt Washington visited T E Mattox. they depart for Jacksonville Florida.
Miss May McQuillen from Fayetteville enjoyed Tuesday with Mrs Issabelle Hobson. Dr A G Predmore attended the Wilmington Fair on Thursday. Mr and Mrs G C Steward visited the Masonic Home in Springfield on Sunday. Miss Rebecca Terrel of Highland spent Tuesday evening with friends here. George Connover and wife called on James Hobson Saturday. Mrs Elizabeth Morgan visited Permelia Pindle Tuesday. Grover Steward and family shopped in Cincinnati Wednesday. Blanche Needham was weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Raymond Apple in Carthage. Mary Warman of Cincinnati spent the weekend with her parents. W E Christie and wife and Mrs Joe Innis and George Wilson visited Concord Sunday. Wayne Buckmaster and family visited L F Coleman and wife. Samuel Harlow and wife and Q B Mulloy and wife were Sunday dinner guests at Rufus Davidson’s.
Newtonsville residents attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary Knight in Monterey on Sunday. The report also notes numerous social visits, illness, and local family movements, plus a wheat Hessian fly infestation advisory with planting guidance from the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station.
Plant specialists from Ohio State University announce an official date after which Clermont County wheat growers may plant the wheat crop without danger of frost damage. The guidance specifies a transition period and advises farmers to monitor local conditions and soil readiness.
A mystery story outlines billions spent by Washington insiders and where the money goes. It suggests pockets filled by a group called the good brothers who did not forget Santa Claus.
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