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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1936
Page
8
Community notices list Miami University and Ohio residents visiting Batavia and area friends over Easter vacation. Guests include Jerry Wasner and Dorothy Daugherty with family names linked to Hamilton, Williamsport, and Dayton. Local clubs, church groups, and mission societies hold meetings and birthday gatherings. there are notices of sales pitches at J C Fuhr and area oil stores.
A sequence of neighborly visits and gatherings fills the social column with names like Lampe Curtis Treber McGuire Sperry Smythe and Hoff mans plus notes of a fire safety thank you. A public hearing notice announces Ohio Director of Highways to discuss Milford Mt Carmel Eight Mile Road expansion in Hamilton and Clermont counties with route details and dates.
The document outlines general government expenditures by function including police health highways and recreation totaling 2,989.31 with bonds and general funds. It lists trust funds Gustave A. Wolf Poor Fund receipts and payments, and bond retirement assets totaling 1,692.15 with operating funds 1,204.46. Liabilities show street improvement debt and unpaid bills 875.00 and 765.54 respectively.
Mrs Bert Carr of near Marathon called on Irma Griswold. John Geesner did business in Batavia last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Earl Enger spent Wednesday in Cincinnati. Mrs Pearl Liming visited friends in Modest last Friday. Many neighbors including Mr and Mrs Darr and others from Franklin and Russell Station visited John Genet Sun Paul and Ted Young of Russell Station called on Robert Davidson Sunday. Jean Tufts birthday party attended by relatives from Midland City All esbury and nearby townships. Jordan family hosted Sunday callers from Madisonville and Newtownsville with additional visits by Earl Enger and family and Kenton Atwood of Wilmington College.
Mrs. Laura Rilea marked her eightieth birthday with a Saturday dinner attended by Rev. Wright and his wife from Bethel Rev. W Robins and his wife Mrs. Frank Hall of Price Hill Mr. and Mrs. John Kincaid and others. The March school attendance reached 95.8 percent with 150 enrolled. The PTA Mothers and Daughters banquet drew 92 guests. Our Grange plans an Exchange program at Milford on Saturday April 4. Visitors from Wyoming Dayton and The Alteheim stayed with local hosts.
Union Township Clermont County Ohio presents the annual financial report for the year ending December 31 1935. It lists population 2059 from 1930 census and total salaries 2852.50 with tax valuation 12245.80 and levy 10 mills. Mt Carmel Ohio March 23 1936 certification by Township Clerk F Ascholtz.
Batavia Presbyterian Samuel Huecker minister announces Sunday services including Sunday school at 9 40 and worship at 10 45 with midweek service Wednesday 7 30 all invited Monterey Presbyterian holds regular Sunday service April 6 at 7 30 pm followed by special congregational meeting A B Church led by Rev Smith lists Sunday school 9 30 morning 10 30 and evening 7 30 Palm Sunday features Walter J Bauer singing The Palms YPSCE gathering at 7 and Comet class meets Saturday night Easter Sunday Bishop Clippinger to preach at Batavia M E Church Rev Budd presides Sunday school 9 30 worship 10 80 revival meetings nightly except Saturday until Easter Huntington directs singing and invites all praise sessions Missionary societies meet Friday 2 80 with Mrs Pierson
Heckathorn leaves farm offering for sale at residence two miles south of Newtons ville on Wednesday April 8 1986 at 10 a m. Items include two Chevrolet trucks a one ton truck with stock rack a commercial truck farm implements poultry supplies incubator household goods all cash terms. Leslie D Pardue Edenton Wilson Pringle clerk.
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