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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1933
Page
5
The article catalogs numerous visitors and residents across College Hill, Hyde Park, Williamsburg, and surrounding towns. It notes weddings, funerals, church decisions, club activities, family visits, and trips to the World Fair, with many named families and locations such as Cincinnati, Dayton, Williamsburg, Madisonville, and Columbus.
Locust Corner reports several visits and home gatherings. Residents attend fairs and funerals in nearby towns while neighbors host and visit each other, with many names listed as guests and relatives. Negative or unclear details are omitted for clarity.
Mrs Charles McGuire spent last week with relatives in Kentucky. Louise Phillips vacations with her mother. Chas McNess and wife of Newtown called on Sam Jacobs and wife. Mrs McGuern of Walnut Hills and Bob Pfister were guests of the Sperrys. Allen Donavan and Louise Phillips joined Mrs Reed at Afton. Avey, McGuire, and Huheey families visited the McGuires. Walston Jacobs family and Mrs Finley Jacobs visited the Zoo.
H Ludlow and wife entertained relatives Sunday. Earl Nash and wife of Oakley visited his parents Saturday. Harley Bell and wife entertained J D Prather and wife of Columbus. Frank Brown and wife hosted Walter Crosser of Indian Hill through the weekend. Rose Ludlow is seriously ill at her home here.
John Roberts and daughter Mary Frances visited relatives this week. Edwin May and spouse from Huntington West Virginia stopped en route from the World’s Fair. Mrs Allen Day and daughter from New Jersey and Mrs Fred Climer from South America left Tuesday. Eva Roberts hosted a Tuesday afternoon in honor of James Addison Davis Fred Climer and Allen Day. Vincent Clasgens and wife plan to leave this week for the World’s Fair.
Robert Barbeau and family spent the weekend in Hamilton while Mrs. Ella Baumgardner visited the Turners. Others hosted and visited include Mrs. Mary Browne of Pasadena at a Franklin school alumni homecoming, and Rev. Horner returning to Spring Grove Congregation for another year. Multiple households hosted guests from Cincinnati, Amelia, Laurel, Bethel, and West Union, with church circles resuming meetings and several couples taking outings or renewing acquaintances locally.
The Amiott Savages reunion occurred at Owensville Fairgrounds on Sunday September 24 with attendees from Garrison Barton Gruber Masters and families, Mayme Savage Dayton Ohio and Williamsburg Ohio relatives. A basket dinner followed by music and games entertained guests. The next reunion is planned for Woodland Park in September 1984 and invites all related Amiott or Savage families to join.
Mr and Mrs Selby Glaser and their Cincinnati in laws plus their Columbus family spent Sunday with Mrs Josephine Glaser. Mrs Mottier visited Hyde Park relatives. Mrs Beckerman hosted her daughter Anna as guests. Frank Denkinger and family were in Cincinnati. Howard Hayden joined the crew on the steamer Sam P Suit. Mr and Mrs C R Wiles entertained son Fred and wife. Dr and Mrs Hughes hosted Chas Schell and a Christ Hospital nurse from Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs David Iler visited Chas Krempien. Mrs Lowe returned from Dayton. Mrs Kate Pochard of Batavia spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs E C Buchanan slipped on linoleum and fell breaking an injury.
A cautionary text urging careful driving to prevent auto accidents. It emphasizes slowing at crossings, stopping where visibility is limited, avoiding riskier passes, ensuring vehicle maintenance, and choosing sober, rested drivers. It notes the high toll of crashes and urges prudent habits for safer trips.
Patients and ladies including Miss Daisy Wetzell Mrs Nannie Co and Mrs Johnston plus Mrs Clara Davis enjoyed a bridge session at Christ Hospital in a social afternoon.
The Clermont Relief Commission reports state authorization to enroll Civilian Conservation Corps personnel to restore forest camp strength. Enrollment may reopen for county quotas until numbers are fixed, with eligibility possible from relief families. Fred J. Croswell, Chairman.
Attorney General John W. Bricker ruled in an opinion to Frank A Roberts that county commissioners must recognize and pay from general funds all claims found to be correct and just for medical and surgical expenses including pasteur treatment by those who handle rabid animals.
At a September meeting in Bethel the Franklin Monroe Tate and Washington townships wheat growers who signed reduction contracts elected J. L. Jordan as Community Chairman. E. L. Schwope and Joseph I. Sargent were chosen as committeemen. Jordan becomes a county director alongside E. C. Saxton and Walter Cowdrey. County Agent Baugh notes members must cut fall sown wheat 15 percent of the three year average for 1930 1931 1932. If excess wheat is planted, directors will order clipping next spring.
Five Clermont County 4-H delegates plus club leaders returned from Columbus where the 19th Annual Ohio Club Congress at Ohio State University featured 45 leaders and specialists. Highlights included praise for Mrs. Hazel Harris and remarks by Dr. George W. Rightmire and others. The group gained new purposes and visions to advance the county’s 4-H program.
In Marysville Kansas an Episcopal parish house displays an unusual fireplace built with stones gathered from every U S state and various historic places. Local craftsmen arranged the stones to create a feature that reflects national and regional history.
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