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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1940

Page

5

Couriers note many guests and visitors in local homes

Recent guests of T. M. McCoy and family include Mrs. Herbert Broomhall Rev. Martin Wm Byrd E J Had ley and wives, with many others visiting or calling on local households. The piece lists numerous families, a church group meeting and weekend visits across several nearby towns and states.

T. M. McCoy Herbert Broomhall Rev Martin Wm. Byrd E. J.hadley Lohrer Winnie Hill R. A. Reynolds Jos. McCoy Mart Holloway Middletown John Divine J. H. Williams Clarence Hill

Bel fast couple hosts Ruth Rapp bridal shower

Mr and Mrs Herbert McCormick held a miscellaneous shower at their Bel fast country home Saturday night for Ruth Rapp of Cincinnati, bride elect of Robert Stewart of Cincinnati. Fifty guests attended and the bride received many gifts. The couple will reside in an apartment in Hart well.

Herbert McCormick Belfast Ruth Rapp Cincinnati Robert Stewart Hartwell Sarah White J. Terrill Madisonville Ora Stuart and Sons John and McCormicks Marion Tom Boyd F. C. Sutton Mrs. McCormick Hamilton

Bethel Social Roundup Miss Goldie Taylor Visits

Bethel notes list Sunday visitors and gatherings including Miss Goldie Taylor from Cincinnati, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Swing and Joyce Ann, Chas Beck family in Cincinnati, and many other local social calls across Russellville Elmwood Bond Hill and Dayton area with clubs and family hosts.

R. D. Mofford Wanda Elmwood Sallie Behymer John E. H. Shoeling Westwood Earl KE. Eastwood Ruby Adams Contract Bridge Club Burton Garrett Rio Grande College Stella Reinhardt J. C. Scott Ralph Carmen David Scott I. L. Laycock Jack Wymer Bond Hill Bob Hill Porter Reed Carl Dritchel Cincinnati Norton Lee Hill Dayton

Local social rounds and regional visits fill Glen Este notes

Mr and Mrs Bob Britton and family called on Miss Sue Smythe and many neighbors spent time with relatives in Dayton and Sunman Ind. Farm Bureau Field Meet attendees included Will Kurtinitis and others in Columbus. Winter plans sent Sherwood and others to Florida while Olive Branch Church Women’s Society to meet Sept 26.

Bob Britton Tennyson Sue Smythe Ed Huheey Jim J. E. Huheey Dayton Will Isaack H. B. Smythe Harry Snell Gene Feiertng Farm Bureau Columbus Will Kurtinitis Jos. Meyer Elmer Metzner Frank Urban Sunman Ind Joe Sturm Ellen Donavan Fenner Helvey Charles McGuire Frank McGuire Henry Hershaur Charles Clifty Falls Sherwood Florida Grote Ed. Huheey E. J. Huheey Creager Marathon Chris Leiser Louise Philip Norwood Il Sperry Charles Wortman Will Isaacks Women’s Society of Christian Service Olive Branch Church Lindsey

Clermont County Sheriff Sale Notice in Amelia Ohio

Public auction ordered by Clermont County Common Pleas on October 26 1940 for two tracts in Amelia part of Survey No 493 and 498. The property totals 2.83 acres and 151 square poles with appraised value 6000 dollars. Sale terms cash. Garland G Auxier sheriff. George J Davis attorneys.

Clermont Common Pleas Gordon B. Higks W. Morse Hicks Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio Amelia County of Clermont State of Coffman Moore Robinson’s Corner Cincinnati Georgetown Portsmouth Moore Eben Behymer Mary Kline J. M. Robinson Georgetown and Portsmouth John M. Robinson Anna M. Hicks James E. Robinson de Bonis Non Benneville Kline Gordon B. Hicks Cleria Doe Garland G. Auxier George J. Davis Dy F Davis Ely & Ely

Owensville Social Notes Share Visits and Events

Miss Anna Jane Flory spent the weekend with her parents in Eaton. Mrs. John Craver guest of friends in Cincinnati. Mrs. William Rosselot won first prize in bridge. Republican Rally at Fair Grounds drew a large crowd. Glenn Apgar broke his right arm last Saturday climbing a pear tree. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Alrey of Pleasant Ridge visited Mrs. Anna Ulrey. Mrs. Wash. Male recovering from appendicitis at home. Owensville Methodist Church sets Homecoming on October 6 inviting all to return and bring a basket dinner.

Methodist Ladies Aid Herbert Williams Harvey Burns Lebanon James Dumford Middletown Adele Morrow Belle Schooley Smith Pehl Goshen Kay Texas Milt Hill Williams’ Corner Shirley Conover Machinac Island Wm. Hackett Westboro Rose Jennie Collins Wm. Seward Herbert Kohler Kohler Hoppe Island Wm. Clemons Anna Clemons Maple Grove Ray Schooley Cincinnati Wright Needham Ida Darling Columbus Joyce Quinby Paintville Lillie Charles Pringle Betty Batavia Hattie Pringle Rose Collins Walter Osborn Charles Dumford Leola Hill Howard Day Home Estel Day Dayton Edwin Day Charles Williams Corner Walter Day Phyllis Leonard Milford Hershall Little Carl Nause Donald Jackson Woodville Anna Collins Anna Jane Flory Owensville Eaton John Craver Friends William Rosselot Bridge Club Lloyd Lehrer Fair Grounds Glenn Apgar Keith Alrey Pleasant Ridge Anna Ulrey Wash. Male

Mt. Holly Guests Attend Visits and Homecoming Notice

Community members share updates on visits among the Brunmer and Fagin families from Kenwood Cincinnati Beulah McMillan and B F Swing help at Fagin Grocery Mrs Vesper Poe visits Cincinnati hospital and friends in Crooksville Earl Bining Jr. commutes to Cincinnati while Gudard also works in City Homecoming at Christian Chapel Sunday the 29th and L H Circle quilting this Wednesday at Belle Follows.

MT. Holly Richter Joe Brunmer Kenwood Cincinnati B. F. Swing Bethel Beulah McMillan Fagin Mary Norman Fagin Herb Thomas Mildred Topie Crooksville Vesper Poe Jewish Hospital Fagins Harold Rinck Evangeline Chambers Mayme Fagin Paul Rhoda Welch City Raymond Tasker Shademore Earl Bining Jr Gudard Christian Chapel L. H. Circle Belle

Amelia Flower Show Yields Multiple Sweepstakes

At the Amelia Flower Show Carl Lillick won the sweepstakes for all flowers. Floyd Weaver captured the dahlias sweepstakes and won three outstanding arrangements. J. R. Carlisle earned nine blue ribbons. Mrs. Laub displayed roses. Judges came from Mt. Washington and Milford. Visitors included Rev. Hazelwood and Miss Day with Pommert and Edwards families.

John Pommert Amelia Hazelwood Peebles Floyd Weaver Ford Lillick J. R. Carlisle Laub Milford

Mrs Chas Souser and Miss Surry Attend Miss Goble Funeral

Mrs Chas Souser and Miss Mattie Surry attended the funeral of Miss Bessie Goble at New Richmond. Fritz Gates returned from a visit with friends in Charleston W Va. Mrs Winnspear of Cincinnati visits daughter Mrs Elton Moentjar. Mrs La Tart and Tine plan winter in Cincinnati. Rose Brutagen attended Newtonsville Rebekah Lodge inspection.

Chas. Souser Mattie Surry Bessie Goble New Richmond Fritz Gates Charleston W. Va Winnspear Cincinnati Elton Moentjar la Tart Tine Rose Brutagen Newtonsville Rebekah Lodge

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