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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1938
Page
5
Local column notes social visits church events and family gatherings across Amelia and nearby towns including Owensville Williamsburg Hamlet Bethel and Batavia. Mentions birthdays picnics reunions and neighborly calls, with interments for Mrs Warrick in Brooksville Ky and various visits from Indiana Missouri and Ohio residents.
A World War II veteran and Republican seeks the Congressional seat in the Sixth District. The campaign emphasizes veteran service and party Aims in a bid to win the election.
The community mourns Jim Smith who died at his home near Hamlet last Thursday evening. Funeral at the Christian Church conducted by Rev. Zimmerman, burial at Mt. Moriah. Various local notices cover visits, relocations, church events, and social gatherings across Newtonsville and nearby towns, including a lawn fete August 5 and an upcoming 4H ice cream social August 11 at the M E Church.
Local Lorado Busy Bee 4H club held a Wednesday meeting at the Ladies Aid Community House after a day trip to Blue Sky Park. Members, including Betty Rando and relatives from Cincinnati and Middletown, shared updates and visits with Irma Griswold and Anna Moore and family.
A Jamaica island butterfly species hunts in pairs. Both butterflies show green and black bars. one is green dominated, the other black dominated.
Burton Hodges county recorder released July figures showing 74 real estate mortgages 119 chattel mortgages 101 deeds and 80 cancellations totaling 334.94 dollars. The report covers loans and filings recorded in his office for the month.
Kilts moved from common dress to noble pride as history chronicles England’s ban in the eighteenth century and the later revival driven by Highland regiments adopting the garment as part of their uniform.
The Lapps are a nomad people who travel with their herds of reindeer. Few have permanent homes. A family owning about 200 reindeer is well to do, usually growing to a thousand unless several harsh winters occur. Sometimes entire herds starve.
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