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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1939
Page
8
The Clermont Courier lists subscription rates with six months or one year options. Pricing includes combined offers with the Cincinnati Post, Times-Star, and Enquirer at 4.25 to 4.25 for bundled services.
Social notes list births visits travels and visitors across Clermont county and neighboring areas. Names include Wayne and Mays newborn son. Lou Steward. Galda J. Smith in Middletown. Mrs. Keen Holmes Cincinnati. Moyer Felicity visiting Ivah Woodman. Duckwall Adaline visiting Clermont. Hillen Ashland. Buerkle Hamilton retirees. Ely vacationing in Michigan. Datilio Hamilton. Strimple Williamsville Batavia. Brackman Sit Cloud Florida visiting Winter. Laura Cade Dayton Mt. Washington. Remely New Harmony. Helmke Burnett Akron. Lail family city visiting Cora Bishop. Cora’s son Will. next Batavia Grange Aug 3. Helen Cole vacation. Dr. Robert Bishop Wilmington Pa. Morrison family Cincinnati. Eveland Miamiville. Bob Roberts Batavia liquor store. Jones Marathon visiting Canada New York Michigan. Jarvis Toledo visiting Battles. B and son visiting. Clermont Co Council PTAs July 28 meeting. 2,000 Civil War veterans to Sandusky reunion Aug 4–6 with Gov Bricker address. Birthday club at Gil Croft Inn Milford.
The Batavia M. E. Church led by Minister C. R. Spangler invites attendance for Sunday school at 9:30 AM and morning service at 10:30 AM with the sermon titled From the Roots Up. Attend and support the church’s coming week profits.
With sincere gratitude we express appreciation to relatives neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown in the loss of our beloved husband father and grandfather Rome F Murphy Special thanks to Rev Smith for consoling words Dr Ashburn Miss Elizabeth Walker for singing and to all flower donors and Wm Stirling Moore funeral directors for their management The Family
The St. Louis Catholic Church held its annual dinner at the fair ground on Sunday. More than 1300 chicken dinners were served and 450 chickens were consumed. The event was managed by church ladies with help from the men, offering a 50 cent elegant meal.
The Batavia Junior Woman's Club hosts a rummage sale on Saturday August 5 starting at 9 a m. It is held in the former Pullen's Dry Cleaning building on 8th Street rear Standard Oil station. Homemade candy will be sold.
The Loveland Presbyterian Church Young People will lead the Epworth Heights gathering on Sunday evening August sixth. Special music and an excellent speaker are planned with services starting promptly at 7:30. Rev. R. L. Budd is the program director.
An untrustworthy letter from Phillip G. Miller of Norwood Massachusetts promises immediate money and urges joining the Native American Order of Stuart a political action group. It asks for a life story and birthday, claims life membership is free but seeks 20 cents for postage and printing costs.
The Clermont County Council of Parent Teachers met Friday afternoon July 28 at the Batavia Court House. Plans for the coming year's program were discussed and several business matters were completed. Mrs William S. Moore of Batavia conducted the meeting.
County Commissioners authorize the County Engineer to paint parking lines on two sides of the Batavia Courthouse. Orange lines already appear on Market Street with Main Street to follow once the sidewalk in front of the new jail is finished. Parking will be on one side of Market Street and parallel on the other due to narrow streets.
Chief White Eagle and Princess Iona from Pine Ridge South Dakota perform rope spinning whip cracking knife throwing and other lost arts of the American Indians at Owensville Fair on Thursday August 17 with matinee and evening shows.
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