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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1935
Page
8
The Clermont Courier lists a subscription offer with rates tied to Cincinnati papers. Local notices mention Miss Evalyn Ties and numerous social visits. many residents are noted as guests in Batavia and surrounding towns. A Batavia Grange meeting is announced and a note on the County Relief Offices relocation is included.
Clermont county will be represented by two vocal music groups in the Southwestern Ohio Competitive Music Festival. Williamsburg high school Girls' Glee Club and Moscow high school Girls' Glee Club compete at Miami University Oxford May 3 and 4, under director Miss Gertrude Stein who supervises Williamsburg Newtonsville and Moscow schools.
Terrace Park Country Club plans a big day with an invitational Roundup and a social after golf at the 19th hole. Reservations with pro Al Werner are due by Thursday night. Guests include Blythe Jones the Clermont County auditor and Columbus visitors Eli Seidel Dr. Smith A B Nichols Tony Edwards. The event features a casual golf afternoon and lighthearted banter as Wordenburg and Souders engage in a two man duel.
Representative John Hayden of Felicity will serve on the State Highway Survey Committee appointed by Governor Davey to study future highway construction and maintenance needs and to provide an economical, efficient planned program. Hayden was named one of seven citizens selected under the Davis joint resolution to aid the survey.
The family expresses sincere appreciation to neighbors and friends for kindness after the passing of James H. Anderson. Special thanks to Rev. Sharpton for consoling words the singers pallbearers and J Isaac Maham funeral director for efficient services from Mrs U G Predmore and relatives.
The Clermont County relief administration, formerly at Second and Spring streets Batavia, will be moved Friday to the former Batavia Hotel building on Main Street. It will occupy only a part of the new building.
The Clermont County Convention of Sunday School workers meets at Bethel Baptist Church for a two day session May 7 and 8. Dr A T Arnold from the state Council of Religious Education will give several addresses. Rev Meredith Hogue of Cincinnati speaks Tuesday evening to youth and Dr J Stanley Matthews of Cincinnati speaks Wednesday. Pastors and lay workers from across the county attend. the event is open to the public and county church workers. The meetings promote fellowship among Christian denominations.
The county selected twenty six boys for entrance into the Civilian Conservation Corps. Names include Howard Walsh Pleasant Plain R R 1 and many others from Bethel New Richmond Amelia and Loveland plus addresses R R numbers.
Orville Richardson on the E. C. Patchell farm at Stonelick reports a sorrel draft horse valued at 60 dollars stolen Saturday night. The thief was seen riding the horse through Milford with a set of harness missing. Police chief G G Auxier filed the report.
The first cash relief disbursement in Clermont County was made last week to about 700 families. Checks drawn on the U S Treasury covered two weeks relief averaging $7.00 total. Each family’s first member received $1.50 per week with 50 cents added for each additional member.
E L Carter president of the Clermont Farm Bureau outlines farm equipment exempt from sales tax after a new amendment defining farmers as manufacturers. Exemptions cover cultivation harvesting production and fertilization items paints oils feeds seeds and fertilizers. Livestock poultry insecticides fungicides and power equipment used in production are also exempt. Fencing and fence posts were not included and legislators in Columbus are considering adding them. The bureau fought long against tax on production items and secured the amendment.
O I C registered male pigs offered for sale with gifts included. Seller ER C Malott and Son advertise Blanchester contact 8 Ph Newtonsville 518 for details.
Batavia churches announce schedules for April 28 with morning and Sunday school times. Batavia Presbyterian led by Samuel Huecker offers Sunday school at 9:30 and worship at 10:45, plus midweek service Wednesday at 7:30. Batavia M E Church under Rev R L Budd lists services at 9:30, 10:30, 7:30 with Epworth League at 6:45 and a Wednesday night program. U B Church led by Rev E L Smith also sets Sunday worship at 10:00 after 9:30 Sunday school. J A Lutes repair shop advertises bicycle and pew parts service.
Death notices report Louise Mesley Agnes Van Coney Cincinnati April 16 in 73rd year and Thomas Hamer Robbins near Amelia April 18 in 82nd year with services in Lindale and Amelia. John Spresser April 8 in 74nd year. Martha Ann Williams April 20 in 80th year. Mary Mason April 18 in 80th year. infant Morgan April 20. James H Anderson April 16 in Marathon in 90th year with services in Mt. Washington and Green mound interments listed.
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