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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1946
Page
4
J Thomas Scott of the Chatham New Jersey Press warns that current strikes signal a social revolution led by a political minority. He argues modern conveniences are at stake beyond pay, with workers' rights and American ideals tested by minority oppression and potential bloody consequence.
The Amelia School Board has installed a new motion picture projector capable of sound films and visual instruction. Alongside slides and still-picture equipment, the district compares favorably with city schools as it enhances learning through visual aids. The boys volleyball team finished as runners up at Williamsburg in the annual tournament after defeating Owensville and Fe.
Bethel tops Amelia in a two out of three final. Amelia collects runners-up trophy for girls volleyball and prepares for Felicity tourney. Amelia baseball opens April 9 against New Richmond. practice under Manager Stanley Anstaedt. Grade school paper drive nets 84.08 dollars. Ohio Scholarship Tests administered at Amelia. Ralph Harris leads Clermont County with 216. Ceci Wallace 198. Moscow third. Amelia top in Senior Scholarship Test again.
Mr and Mrs Elbert Wood hosted a dinner in honor of Perry Wood’s 80th birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robt Williams, Mr and Mrs Wm Burdsall Sr, and Mr and Mrs Perry Woods.
Attendance at Sunday School averaged 44. Good Friday services will be held in Belfast Church with Owensville and Newtonsville uniting in the services. Mrs. Effie Hill hosted dinner at the Burdsall home. Emma Long returned from wintering with the Gaylords in Bond Hill. Newtonsville Woman's Society will sponsor a bake sale and delicatessen on Saturday April 6 from 1 to 5 at Mrs Gus Ingle's home next to Longs Grocery Store.
Mathew Trasser, 50, of Ohio Pike and Gaston Road Williamsville, died suddenly at home Sunday March 31 1946. He is survived by his widow Anna and children Katherine and Anthony. A Requiem High Mass was held April 3 at St Thomas More Church after a prayer service April 2 at Barrere and Schaefer Funeral Home. The Civic Association met March 29 to discuss Cincinnati Street Railway bus service improvements and added buses leaving Government Square at 8:30 pm and 10:30 pm daily. An April 1 St Thomas More School parish meeting planned the annual chicken dinner and festival for the first Sunday in August.
Tulsa and Detroit visitors stay with Batavia hosts as Rotarians and families host gatherings. Local social items include tours to Cincinnati and Cleveland, a stork shower for Tollie Hall, and Batavia High School Band preparing for the Ohio Southwest District Music Contest at Miami University.
A farmer retires from farming and sells livestock and machinery at public auction on the farm eight and a half miles east of Williams burg and southeast of Delapalma School House on the Green Bush and Delapalma Road. Sale begins at 1:00 p m with items including several cows horses hogs assorted implements and tools. Cash on day of sale with no removal until terms met. Auctioneer W G J A Bissantz Williamsburg O Clerks Morel and Morel.
Batavia students joined a skating party hosted by the Senior Class at the Norwood Roller Rink on Tuesday evening April 2. Alfred Rigner plans to attend The National Music Educators Conference in Cleveland. Betty McCloy marked a birthday with friends from Cincinnati. Neil McCloy visited Ed Long in Madisonville last Tuesday.
The Batavia Woman's Club will hold its regular meeting on April 4 with papers on Boy's Town by Mrs. Robert L. Wall and Booth Memorial Hospital by Mrs. Rex Gifford. Hostess will be Mrs. Ethel Wilson.
The Batavia Junior Woman's Club will gather Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Louis Fishback with Mrs. Bessie Moeschl as co host. Guest speaker Miss Marcella Schwarb interior decorator from Shillie's will address the gathering.
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