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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1932
Page
5
The Woman's Club of Bethel hosted on Friday April 15 with readings on Rock Gardens and Shrubs. The Jolly Sewing Club and Amelia Woman's Club members hosted and traveled for Reciprocity day. Local deaths, illness, and school activities are noted along with visitors from nearby towns and families visiting relatives this weekend.
Charley Sprague and family attended the funeral of Albert Sprague of Silverton with interment at Mason. Mrs. Raye Ansteat and her son visited her sister Mrs. Lloyd Rust in Blue Ash. Richard Walker Jr. from Latonia Ky visited his parents. Walter McMullen hosted guests from several places Sunday. Mrs. W. H. Jones and daughter Golda Kathryn attended a Pomona meeting in Williamsburg. Lawrence Ranson of West Point helped with farm work. Martin Pindle returned to school with his arm in a sling. Aaron Steward and wife of Milford joined L. Steward and family for Sunday supper. Clarence Hill and Miss Golda Kathryn Jones with Joe Minick and Lucille Jones attended a city theater Sunday. Mr. Stevens and family hosted their son and wife from Crosstown last week. Bronsin of the city worked on his farm Saturday. Mrs. Will Jones and daughter attended the Aid meeting at Mrs. Eimner White’s home. refreshments were served. Russell Steward and family were guests of his parents. Prof. Evans and family spent the weekend with her Oxford relatives. Pomona Grange drew a large local turnout in Williamsburg. all reported a fine meeting. Raymond Brown and wife of Madeira visited his uncle Fred Brown. Mrs. Louella Burdgall hosted Sunday dinner for relatives and friends. Dr. and Mrs. Behymer of Batavia visited her sisters here. Chicken thieves spoiled John Snyder’s north-town chicken house Tuesday night taking all the poultry. The community mourned the sudden death of John J. Armstrong Thursday at his daughter’s home.
Promotes Stock Fire Insurance asserting stability from premium reserves ample cash surplus and responsible stock holder investments all regulated by law and state supervision. It states buyers assume no liability beyond the premium and contract conditions with no assessments or extra obligations.
Local Clermont county leaders and others plan a Batavia courthouse meetup on April 22 to discuss 4 H club work. Guy Dowdy will assist on judging exhibits county camp enrollment and leadership issues. Teachers parents and boosters invited along with a long list of participants and contributions for six months.
Elizabeth Jackson Fagin celebrated her 90th birthday on April 1 at the home of her youngest son J Kyle Fagin on Waterbury Road Lakewood Ohio. Relatives and friends gave flowers fruit and a large cake with nine pink candles and extended birthday greetings. An afternoon gathering featured two cakes and refreshments and a 600 mile auto trip along the lake shore.
Mrs Carrie Howe returns home after winter with daughter near Mansfield. Mr and Mrs Os McCalla of Wiggonsville visit parents Misses Laura and Florence Clark. H M Boys and Mrs B A Boys attend Mrs Albert Glazier funeral at Neville. Locust Corner growth seen with Edgington barn removal and church lot clean up. Various residents, including Al Berger Meir and families, visit city and relatives over the week.
Cincinnati shoppers visited Glen Este on Saturday. Hubeey is improving from illness. Ray Blick returns home from hospital and is progressing well. Mrs Sperry and daughter Louise called on the Blicks. Several families visited relatives near Peebles Ohio. Friendship Club attended by Mrs Otto Kettler and Maude Sperry at Rosa Miller’s. Catherine Smythe joined Hamilton County teachers meeting after visiting Cincinnati. Glen Este Community Club plans a 600 party at Kettler Wayside Inn on Friday April 22, 1982. Local exchanges include visits among Sperry, Beagle, Sperry, and Lampey households. Speed at wrong time note ends the column.
L. B. Palmer, president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, will headline the district Farm Bureau Conference in Georgetown on Tuesday April 26 at 10 a m. R R Caldwell district director will run the meeting with plans to reduce taxation through budget hearings and farm tax committees with Clermont county units sending delegates.
Official bulletin from Batavia Ohio dated April 2 1932 explains home residence for voting under the 1932 law. It sets fixed criteria for domicile including habitation intention and the family’s residence as the voter’s legal voting place, with exceptions for DC and Federal service and specific residency times.
Milford High School junior class will stage its annual class play His Uncle's Niece Friday evening in the school auditorium. The class of 1982 roster includes Florence Landeman Marjorie White Donald Taylor Wilbur Stroup James Stagg Charles Roudebush Louis Reynolds Katherine Owen Marie Kuhn William Killinger Katherine Kernouan Ethel Kelsey Shirley Hill Aline Hair Hayward Gatch Margaret Fitzsimmons Albertine Dennison Edna Curry Ralph Cooper Freda Conley Francis Collins Eugene Ansteatt Richard Brower.
The notice lists Batavia churches including Batavia Presbyterian and United Brethren In Christ with ministers Samuel Huecker and Lewis G Ludwick. It details Sunday April 24 services, Sunday school, morning worship, topics Life's Half-way House and Casting the net on the Right side of the Ship, plus temperance message and choir/Junior Senior activities and officers. Also Monterey Church of Christ details Sunday school, communion, Christian Endeavor, and officers. A Zebra color fact and a horn joke are appended.
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