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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1922
Page
5
A crowded social column lists visits and greetings from Mac Reynolds Harry Jones and Rev Russell as well as friends visiting kin in Bethel Cincinnati Xenia Hamlet and Newport. The piece notes church preaching plans a Grange gathering a Sunday School picnic and a ground hog remark by Sol Dumford amid neighbors touring, painting, and hosting at homes.
Wm, her wife of Bantam guest with Mrs. Emeline Mattox on Friday. Mrs C F Shepherd and daughters visited Susan's home, while Laymon Simpson and family spent several days at Maysville. The Lindale Ladies Aid held a basket dinner at Mrs. Joe Wood's Saturday.
The report notes the burial of Geo. McKinley in Felicity family vault and multiple social visits. Nearby residents discuss health, weddings, church activities, school opening, bake sale proceeds, sermons, and upcoming moves of Rev. Chalk and Horace Reed families.
Hamlet notices chronicle visits by Mrs. Wakefield and family, Misses Mouch and Hays, and other locals to Loveland. Includes lodge events, a funeral in Pueblo, a surprise for Rev and Mrs Burgett, and plans as Mr Surnell moves to Manchester.
Leslie Walker and wife attended the Lebanon fair on its final day. Mrs. Lib Yeomans spent a week with her daughter at Lebanon. Miss Griggs of Detroit became engaged to a Soming venue student. Ernest Gross attended the American event during the week. Supt. N. G. McNalrland received voters. Mr. and Mrs. Is shop hosted Sunday guests. Johnister of Chasetown plans to move after purchasing Motsinger s store. Mrs. Frank Fagin of a Little daughter spent the week with relatives at Jayton. A. B. Hutton and wife vacationed at Romano Yodisna. Joe Bult sold Keeble property to Muchmore. The picture show at St Louis was well attended.
Sunday visitors included John Kennedy and wife of Pt Isa bel, Mrs. Sarah Miller, Pete Jones and companion from Norwood, and Harrison Shinkle with wife. M H Sunday school closed with ladies serving men on the church lawn. Christian Endeavors at Miss Alice Jackson’s home. all members to bring a guest. School opened with Don Hendrixon and Mrs Alice Tyackson. Presbyterian service next Sunday after Sunday school. Everyone invited.
The article records the resignation of treasurer E. B. Holmes from a church due to health, with best wishes from officers. It then shows a flurry of local updates including residents Harvey McKeever in Sumpter D.C. with a lumber company, George Harters returning from Virginia, and several parishioners and guests. It ends with short digests on science items, language, and a consumer statistic.
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