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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1912
Page
8
Batavia Ohio items note April 3 12 combination offer from Courier and Weekly Gazette prices for several papers, local Easter events at Holy Trinity church, and a Friday Saturday Easter sale in Bazaar rooms. Also mentions Arbor Day plans, visits from area residents, rheumatism relief ads, Batavia township elections and community updates with new appointments and business moves.
Lee Philips and Frank McNair visited the Bethel lodge on Saturday night week. Mr and Mrs Lee McAfee return from Georgetown visiting relatives. Rev A H E Dunn and family attended dedication of the new Ten Mile Presbyterian church. Mrs W P Corbin and daughter Fern and Miss Mattie Norris and brother Jones spent Saturday afternoon. Cal Jones and family moved in with his parents at Hallington, Roy Hall and wife occupy Cal Jones property. J James Proud made a business trip to Amelia last week. Miss Mary Padgett visited Cincinnati one day this week. William Gould and Miss Mary Shinkle were married in Cincinnati on Monday. Friends extend congratulations. A number of local boys attended the lyceum at Beech Grove Friday night. Mrs Orange and Mrs Chas Snider visited Mrs John Rhinehart at New Richmond last week. J Roy Snider of Mt Pisgah called on Uncle Orange Snider one day last week. Prayer meeting well attended at the M E church Sunday evening.
The Mt Holly community reported a Sunday school reorganization with officers named including Bert Lytle as superintendent and Miss Edna Follow as assistant. Local social notes mention travels, visits, and a rheumatism tip advising Chamberlain's Liniment for spring aches.
Instructions discuss timing for San Jose Scale and Codling Moth sprays after leaf drop or blossom drop, using lime sulfur solutions and arsenate of lead. It warns to avoid spraying during bloom to protect bees and notes benefits of pollination.
Baseball fans face cold, spring delays as teams prepare for April 11 opening day. Reds claim better weather but still report frost and packout hindering pitchers. Phillies and Reds projected to contend. New York benefited by fewer injuries last year, while Philadelphia is seen as strong. Local reader testimonial supports Foley Kidney Pills at Nash Pharmacy.
Clermont county members will attend the Ohio Rebekah Assembly in Dayton starting May 7. Miss Elizabeth Marsh will represent Batavia lodge in the event. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and The People's Liniment as reliable cures and urges readers to buy locally via Batavia dealers. Credit info announces real estate loans offered by C C Kearns of Batavia. Local hat sellers Misses Marsh advertise trimmed and tailored hats with style and prices.
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