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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1923

Page

5

Mt Holly Community Notes From A Weekend Of Visits

Sunday visitors include Misses Katie and Elizabeth Jernegens with Joe Uiseran and family Elizabeth Giser and son from Dayton Al Armend from Cumminsville Barbot Koch and wife from Milford Mrs Fred Topie and daughters Mildred Virginia visited Cincinnati last week at Eldon Stickels Several attended an ice cream festival at Lindale Saturday evening George Gibson and wife hosted a wedding anniversary gathering Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs Gee Taylor included Harve Bretz Charles Taylor and Mrs Mary Aultman Norman Fagin and friends attended a reunion at Wren Widmeyer's in Wyoming Norman Fagin and friends motored to Dayton Sunday Ladies Helping Circle to meet at Mrs Henry Davey Turseay Sept 2 Mrs James Davis entertaining her father Harold Lytle and Cincinnati guests with Bert Lytle family Mrs Belle Fallow Harvey Brunk Herman Fallow and others Kennet and daughter visited Mrs Ana Carter at Batavia.

MT. Holly Katie Elizabeth Jernegens Joe Uiseran Elizabeth Giser Dayton al Armend Cumminsville Barbot Koch Milford Fred Topie Mildred ‘Au Serginia Gee Taylor Harve Bretz Spacindys Paenz Charles Taylor Mary Aultman Olin Fain Norman Fagin Grace Vallahan Wren Widmeyer Wyoming Denry Davey Tourseay James Davis Harold Lytle Cincinnati Bert Lytle Belle Fallow Harvey Brunk Herman Fallow Ocuas Kennet Ana Carter Batavia

Local Social Roster and Visits Across Town

A parade of neighbors and visitors fills a Sunday in Dayton and surrounding areas. Gerald Stamets and others shop in the city while families like the Burns, Wood, Collins, and Williams groups share calls, calls on relatives, and weekend visits across Edenton Norwood and Marathon.

Local residents visit and hosting relatives across towns

Several families from Marathon Middletown Cincinnati Norwood Newport and Hillsboro spent Sundays with kin and friends. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Schooley Mrs Smith Mr Hare Mrs Codling Everett Schooley and others with trips to Mason Serpent Mound and Amelia events.

Grange Hosts Surprise Visit and Local Social Notes

The Milford Grange welcomed a surprise visit from The Grange of our community for a pleasant evening. Lowell Daugherty returns home for a short stay. Greta Caldwell weekend visit to Georgetown with Mr and Mrs James Dore. The EFPFWW Club guest meeting planned at W G Daugherty home. Mrs G M Caldwell spent recent days in Cincinnati. Harley Hutchinson on a brief vacation before resuming college. Stanley Jones and Miamsburg visitors with Frank Tukeker family. Marie Christie visited relatives at Williamsburg.

Milford Lowell Daugherty Greta Caldwell Georgetown James Dore Walnut Hills J. M. Hutchinson E. FP. F. Ww W. G. Daugherty G. M. Caldwell Cincinnati Harley Hutchinson Stanley Jones Miamsburg Frank Tukeker Marie Christie Williamsburg

Sunday Visit Notes From Local Families

Mrs John Wheeler entertained relatives from New Richmond Sunday. Fred Burns and wife of Cincinnati visited relatives here Sunday afternoon. Several from here attended the Baptist Association at Amelia. Stanley and Ed Rippstell of City spent the weekend with their parents. Clayton, Alfred and Reena White of City came out and spent Sunday with home folks. Will Reeves and wife of Amelia visited relatives here Sunday. Paul Vance and wife spent Sunday in Newport.

John Wheeler New Richmond Fred Burns Cincinnati Baptist Association Amelia Stanley Ed Rippstell City Clayton Alfred Reena White Will Reeves Paul Vance Newport

Local Socials and Visits Highlight Monday Opening

Our school opened here on Monday the 10th with Miss Mary McAfee in charge and Miss Jennie Snell at Monterey. James Patchell at Batavia. Faul entertained to Sunday dinner relatives from Norwood and Madeira. Mrs. Henry Balzhiser hosted Saturday and Sunday visitors from the city. Chas Seibert and wife visited Mt. Zion, with Chas Hill and John Gerrard of Owensville also noted. Further names and details appear in the readable fragments of this social roundup.

Mary McAfee Jennie Snell Monterey Jas. Patchell Batavia Faul Rausch Lypoheavy Patall Norwood Harry Faul Madeira Henry Balzhiser Chas Seibert Mt. Zion Hill John Gerrard Owensville Raver Harry Myra Ford Artmety Je Ib Ivengood M. Oraver Atco Iain A Iitchell Ug. Oarlier

Local Social Guests Visit at Parry's Sunday

Mrs. Moyer hosted dinners for Mrs. Bradley's guest last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Houchins of Allennie and Albert Heimolti of Holeville visited Parry's Sunday. W. Steelman and Mrs. Philhourd wives also attended.

Social News Roundup From Newtown and Nearby Towns

Sunday visits and travels dominate the notes with Theo, Mr. and Mrs. Miller in Williams burg, Mrs. Sommermier en route from Canada to Idaho, and Mrs. Jostyn visiting. Miss Mauch is in Cincinnati for a job, Tabscott travels to Oxford after dining with O Houser, Miss Surry visits Larkin, Anna Jones returns from Seattle with Mrs. Hancock, Myer comes from Latonia to see his daughter Mrs. Lungmus.

Newtown Theo. Rumagen W H. Miller Williamsburg Tom Sommermier Canada Idaho Alice Jostyn City Moyer Martha Mauch Cincinnati Will Tabscott O. Houser Oxford Surry O. Larkin New Richmond Anna Jones Seattle Washington Hancock Mr. Myer Latonia Lungmus

Social visits and a quiet wedding season in local towns

T E Mattox and wife visited Pleasant Ridge with Will Acomb and families while Dr Frank Gray and wife from Berkeley called on W J Tone and Ben nett Behhymer families. A wedding at O J Nobis home united Grace Irene Nobis and Irion Lortz of Petone. A school social for the library is planned for September 22.

T. E. Mattox Will Acomb Pleasant Ridge Frank Gray Berkley Cal W. J. Tone Bennett Behhymer E.T. Behymer Batavia Apes W. J. Lone Myers Fred Siegel Will Siegel Xenia Emerick Parvin East End Hert Bradbury Cassie Tone J. R. Hillenbrand Price Hill Emmett Ayer Bethel Foster Littleton Bantam Rose Ayer Josie Eppert Norman Mattox Mt. Washington W. Ep Paul Nobis Petone

Local social notes from Modest to Cincinnati visitors

Francie Grossnick and wife of Modest hosted Fred Smithson and wife Sunday. Lydia Crenshaw of Evansville Indiana visits nieces Minnie Urst and Richie Pierce. A J and Fred Allen of Milford with wives called on T F Lyon and wife. Cincinnati guests Leroy Brunk and wife visited Mrs Melvina Brunk. T F Lyon’s wife and daughter Poroty Jonas spent Thursday with Ifford Cramer and wife of Marathon. Leslie Cramer and son Norwood visited his parents. School opened with Emer son Wees and Delores Ludwick in charge. Emerson Trees and wife hosted Cincinnati visitors. Russel Little and wife announced birth of daughter Betty Jane September 1. L Cast, Michie Bierce, Lydia Crenshaw and others attended at the O S & B Home in Xenia. W Nash and wife of Batavia visited Barry Kearns and wife. Miss Annabel Flora spent Saturday in the city. Rev H E Armacost and wife of Westwood guests of Miss Laura Short. Arthur Mattox and wife and children of Mt. Washington with Ben Mattox and wife of Tusculum visited Elijah Mattox and wife. Misses Jessie and Helen Coulter visited relatives in Hyde Park. Mrs W S Woodruff and Mrs Jasper Malick of Oakley attended Baptist Association. Iola Layton visiting relatives in Angsburg. Underwood sold his property for wood and hay Ravenna October 1. Bert Huntington and wife and George returned from pleasant trip to Cleveland and Niagara Falls.

Dale Jroudebush Dayton Frank Stamets B. L. Jordan Leon Wood Virginia Harvey Burns Lebanon Schooley Chif Long Maude Roy Williams Norwood Emma Reagan Pleasant Hill Paul Cole Cincinnati J W. Washburn Sebastian Sutton Marathon Floyd Walker Blanchester Wesley Carter Helen George Fuhr Charles Hoffman Nicholas Hoes Wm. Young Lanham House J. R. Hooper Jane Portsmouth Allen Ashton Charles Leever Josephine Soins Marie Miller Wilmington C. H. McNutt Grace H. A. Patten Eltonrod Wm. Amiott Joseph Amiott J. Curtis Victor Amiott Rising Sun Ind Amiott Ruth McNutt Oxford Miami University Lynn Bishop Sam Matte Danby John Griggs Parla M. B. Griggs Monument Chaffin Olive Hill Curry Poperty Upper Main St Robert McAfee C. H. Needham M. F. McNutt Tom mix Mack Sennett Idol Francie Grossnick Modest Fred Smithson Lydia Crenshaw Evansville Minnie Uast Ichie Pierce A.J. Allen Fred Allen Milford T. F. Lyon Leroy Brunk Melvina Brunk Poroty Jonas Ifford Cramer Leslie Cramer A. Cramer Emerson Wee Delores Ludwick Emerson Trees Russel Little Betty Jane L. Cast Michie Bierce T. F Von O. L. Cant Xenia W. Nash Batavia Barry Kearns Mias Annabel Flora H. E. Armacost Westwood Laura Short Arthur Mattox Mt. Washington Ben Mattox Tusculum Elijah Attox Jessie Helen Coulter Hyde Park Woodruff Jasper Malick Oakley Baptist Association Iola Layton Angsburg Underwood Ravenna Bert Huntington Rge Huntington Cleveland Niagara Falls

Bethel Baptists Attend Clermont Association and Visitor Notes

Bethel residents report large Baptist attendance at the Clermont Association held in Amelia on Thursday and Friday. Social visits include Mrs. O L Page hosting the Emproidery Club, and guests from Cincinnati, Cleveland, Reading, Middletown, and nearby towns. The Baptist Orel will meet Thursday with Mrs Anna Craycraft, with Rev isher conducting services. Mr Brown, a former Bethel resident, is noted.

Clermont Association Amelia O. L. Page Hawk Cleveland Sallie Floyd Lewise Harris Charles Cincinnati C. J. Paeltz Kizzie Milner E.J. Filey Reading Harry Milner Middletown Rob Hill Norton Lee Paul Brenneman Lee Hannah John Morrison Frank Huettlein Susie Ziegler James Burke Florancescus Pleasant Ridge al Koice Lizzie Abbott

Sheriff Seizes 50 Gallon Still in Batavia Raid

Sheriff John B. Rapp and deputies captured a 50 gallon still, one barrel of mash, and 1.5 gallons of grain alcohol with operator Harry Haverkamp. Haverkamp pleaded guilty before Judge Joseph, fined 500 dollars plus costs, and sentenced to the workhouse until paid. Fifty empty whisky barrels were found at his property.

John B. Rapp Harry Haverkamp Batavia Haverkamp Joseph

Bull Goring Victim in County Farm Scene

John Hobbs, a local farmer, was badly gored by a bull in a county farm area. The incident was reported in yesterday's Eastern paper under a local brief called A Bull About Bull.

Eastern John Hobbs Boston

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