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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1931
Page
5
The obituary notes Mrs Mary Latbert will be buried after a funeral at St Philo nena church PeSreney following her death at Mt Zien i on Tuesday. Interment will take place locally.
Old advertisement promotes BU-KETS bladder physic as a remedy for night-time urination and irritation. Claims to cleanse impurities and acids, reduce leg pains and backache, and restore sleep after four days. offers a 25c box and a money-back promise. A. C. Nash, Druggist.
Fragmented social notes list visits and gatherings in Stonelick and Gernon area. Names include Mrs Marie Beyer Miss Anna Rein Rev Barjnette and families from Price Hill Hyde Park Plainville Norwood. Weekend visits and hospitality are described with partial details.
Mrs Harl Eastwood of Chicago visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Abas F Davis. Mrs Robert Hill hosted the Baptist Circle. Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club met with Miss Louanna Foster. J Paeltz and daughters and Frank Paeltz attended a Madison Indiana funeral. J O Scott in Richmond Indiana. Mrs T L Mefford returned from Miami Beach. Miss Mary Blocher visited Middletown Ohio. Mrs Lowell Denham and children from Hamlet visited with her parents. Mrs Bessie Slade and Irma visited Cincinnati relatives. Herbert Parker returned to Middletown. Mrs Lew Grey visited with her daughter Clara Gray and family.
We offer day-old chicks from high grade breeding stock blood-tested by the Standard Tube Agglutination Test. Chicks delivered March 2 and every Monday after through hatching season. Hatchings occur in a Mammoth Buckeye Incubator. Two or three grades of each breed available.
Brief items report visits from Ruth Spence and others, travel from Lebanon to Mt Olive, and farm moves by Burns and family from Butler Kentucky. Jennie Knowles dies in Milford and is buried in Monroe, with Baptist church funeral services. Other social events include Grange work, Epworth League hosting, and new M and E church members welcomed by Rev Hazelwood.
A collage of brief hometown items shows residents hosting guests from Cincinnati and Chicago, births and Easter plans, illness recoveries, property moves, and attendance at local events across Hyde Park, Milford, Batavia, and Summerside. Notable names include McQuire, Collins, Harrison, Smythe, Sperry, Smyser, and Anstaett.
Game Protector John R. Stote halted state restocking last fall due to drought conditions. If creek water levels improve this year, he will request generous distribution from hatcheries. Nichols Speidel Nichols attorneys at law, Hamilton office listed.
Three thousand miles of county dirt roads would be graveled under a secondary highways program to be presented to the Senate highways committee this week with approval from Highway Director O W Merrell. Senator Nickels said county commissioners would undertake the gravelling in place of the state taking on the 3,000 miles.
The Secrest-Bastwick bill recommends reallocating the gasoline tax, reducing the state share to 52 percent with county distribution and township and city increases. Counties would gain about 12,800 each, townships about 2,800, and cities roughly 0.75 per machine, while the state would direct funds by motor population across 88 counties.
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