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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1933
Page
8
The Clermont Courier notes its historical affiliations with Batavia and Cincinnati papers as it credits partnerships with the Cincinnati Post and Cincinnati Times Star and reflects on 1983 cross-paper connections.
Bobbie Pest is laid up from a dog bite. D K McDonald and wife left for Snow Islands. David Gallagher and family visited their son at Woschot. Mrs James McTomany of Louisville spent Sunday with the Bishop home. Miss Jerry Wasner hosted friends on Thursday. Batavia youths aided a Milford concert Thursday night. Myrtie Wilson hosted her sewing club Monday. Mrs Banford visiting a Cincinnati niece. Betty Coe of Portsmouth guests of Helen Larkin. D E McDonald and wife left for Michigan. Eli Speidel vacationing. Judge White and family. Mrs Gallegher and Roger Stagg left for Ocean Beach. D E Young and wife of Georgetown at Groves home. E8 Rush and daughter at Chicago fair. Schriner brothers of Louisville guests at Massey home. Major and Mrs Titus visiting sister Mrs W C Griffith. Helen Rush at Allen Griffiths in Madisonville. A B Nichols returned from Gross Point near Detroit. Mrs Charles Davis and sister Knapp of Milford visiting Batavia friends. Major Isaac Titus and wife visiting Dr and Mrs W O Griffith. Edith White spent weekend in Richmond KY. Mrs Keturah Gomien hosted Gress family, Glancy and Fravell of Dayton. Vacation school by Holy Trinity parish ended. seventy-six children attended daily. Supt Pattison, Ralph Parker and wives returned from Asheville and southern points. Mary Wasner of Washington DC and Chas Rhoades and daughter Margaret of Akron guests at Waener home on Broadway. Anderson White died at home on Broadway after long illness. funeral time to be named.
Mrs. Jacob Friend dies after long illness at 62. Funeral 2 p m Saturday at Moore Funeral Home. Burial Milford. Various local classified items advertise cattle sales hardware blocks cement farm loans and farm equipment. Beeston factory uses acres of glass in England. Local notices from Batavia and Williamsburg areas include horses cows and hay equipment for sale and asks for farm property loans.
Hugh J. King of Batavia escapes injury after his car skidded on the Rapp hill near Bantam Friday morning, rolled over twice in a slippery turn. The vehicle was a complete wreck and King recalls nothing of the accident.
Amelia High School will represent the town at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus. The student is under musical instruction by C. D. Wallace, the well known school musical director.
A social gathering is planned at Greenberry church Saturday evening August 5. The event offers ice cream cake watermelons and free entertainment with a welcome for all friends and neighbors. A note mentions proceeds toward funding a new light plant.
Petitions filed for second terms of Dr J C Fitzpatrick Amelia Ray Stoddard and W Runyan Milford as board members. Remaining over two years are J C Scott Bethel and W H Gaskins New Richmond.
Goshen Boosters 4-H Club led by Marion Hobson challenges county boys clubs to a baseball game during the County Fair on Friday August 18 at 9 am. Eugene Ansteadt of Newtonsville Wide Awake Club accepts and becomes captain of the opposing team.
Holy Trinity Church Batavia invites the public to an outdoor basket picnic and card party on August 18 at Summit Garden one mile east of Batavia on Route 74. Reservations via Batavia 1098. Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association 614 Main Street Cincinnati Ohio 2414.
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