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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1932

Page

8

Various Local Socials and Notices Around Batavia

Batavia area social news covers visits by Jettie Doughman Helen Lakin and others to Chillicothe Portsmouth and Georgetown. Local families host and travel to Indian Lake and Williamsburg. A funeral for Wm Maddox is announced with burial at Mt Moriah. Community events include lawn fetes at Taylor Methodist church and a social for Mt Pisgah Ladies Aid. Card of Thanks from the Leach family.

Jettie Doughman Chillicothe Helen Lakin Betty Coe Portsmouth Taylor Methodist Church Fifth and New Streets Batavia Marietta Scarce Mt. Pisgah Ladies’ Aid M. W. of A. Hall

New Capital Theatre Batavia Showings

Batavia venue hosts Edna May Oliver in The Ladies of the Jury with performances on Sunday and Monday after previews on the 14th and 18th at the Bat. theater.

New Capital Theatre Bat Sun Batavia Edna May Oliver

Madisonville visitors call on J S Griffith family

Allen Griffith and family of Madisonville visited with Mrs. J S Griffith and family on Monday, with Mrs. Gray of Bucyrus also joining the group.

Robert Foster Piketon Lou Buerkle K. L. Boulware and Son Hillsboro Rush Allen Griffith Madisonville Gray Bucyrus Wrs J. $. Griffith

Government Flour Aid Reaches Clermont County Needy

A car load of flour was unloaded at Milford last week and sent to households across Clermont County. This month another car is expected for distribution through trustees and the Red Cross, with unlimited cotton goods also being distributed to assist soldiers and families.

Milford Trustees Red Cross

County Board Sets September 6 School Openings

The County Board of Education in regular session August 8 recommended all county schools start September 6 to finish four months before holidays. Unified start aids state tests and synchronized music teachers terms. Also notes possible late start if State Aid Schools request. Community events include All County Wilmington Extension Class at Batavia and a birthday celebration for Wilbur H. Dunlap.

County Board of Education Department of Education Batavia

Pupils urged to enroll at school house Friday afternoon

Williamsburg pupils in grades nine eleven and twelve must attend at 1 pm on Friday August 12 to enroll and report on books. Those working in the Peeson may enroll that evening at 7 pm. Opening day is set for September 12.

Williamsburg Peeson

Exemptions Granted for Churches Schools and Charities in Tax Ruling

The Southwestern Ohio Power Company reports a Bureau of Internal Revenue ruling from Washington exempting churches schools not for profit and charitable institutions from the new electricity tax. Previously these bodies paid 2 percent federal tax and any collected taxes will be refunded.

Clermont County Bureau of Internal Revenue Washington Southwestern Ohio Power Company

Batavia Board Re-employs Teachers for Local Schools

The Batavia Township Board of Education met in regular session and re-employed 5S. O. Weaver to teach at Greenbriar and Zenas An stead at Afton. Township schools will open September 6.

Batavia Township Board of Education O. Weaver Greenbriar Zenas Anstead Afton

Garden Club Meeting With Mrs Nichola

Patavia Garden Club will meet with Mrs. A. B. Nichola Monday afternoon August 16. The note invites members to discuss a color blend and a foreboding question about premonition and suffering, in the Bridgeport Times Star.

Patavia Garden Club A. B. Nichola Bridgeport Times-Star

Farm Bureau Grange Picnic Draws Record Crowd

About 1000 people attended the Farm Bureau Grange Picnic at Owensville Fair Grounds on August 6. The program featured the Newtonsville Marathon Band, stunts and contests, a southern versus northern tug of war, sack and bicycle races, wheelbarrow races, Dusty Miller humor, a Civil War to present style revue, a trick bicycle act, and a Goshen ball game. Organizers plan an even larger event in 1933.

Clermont County Farm Bureau the Grange Farm Bureau- Grange Owensville Fair Grounds Newtonsville Geo. M. Caldwell J. A. Ashton C. J. Nobis Walter Cowdrey H. N. Wilson Dusty” Miller Wilmington Owensville Grange V. A. Mayer Barnhim Bailey Cittens Goshen Walt Leever

Mount Washington Acres Triumphs in Clermont League

Mount Washington Acres defeated Victor Chevrolet at Mount Carmel to halt the visitors’ string of wins as Earl Griffith starred. Goshen shut out Bishop Wreckers 3 0 as Clark and Brown shone in a pitchers duel. U S Shoe beat New Richmond 4 1 to stay atop standings, Fritz Borgmann contributing three hits. Bethel enjoyed a bye as next week’s schedule set Bethel at Mount Carmel and Mount Washington Acres at New Richmond.

Mount Washington Acres Chevrolet Mount Carmel Batavia Earl Griffith Goshen Bishop Wreckers Clark Brown Bishop U. S. Shoe New Richmond Shoemen Fritz Borgmann U. S Bethel Ohio Stadnetstseensns Goshen Osuabe Victor Chevrolet Ienin A Naishent Mt. Washington Aces Mount Washington

Two Accidents Strike Batavia on Spring Street

Saturday afternoon on Spring street Batavias saw a second traffic collision in a week. Earlier last week a boy ran into Ed Cappell causing minor injuries at the same crossing. El Henderson of Fifth street collided with a city driven car at the intersection. occupants were slightly injured and left the scene after ditching the vehicle. Dr. Ashburn treated the injured. Spring street is noted for fast drivers.

Spring Street Batavias Ed Cappell el Henderson Fifth Street Spring Dr. Ashburn

Churches News Briefs and Clergy Activities

Sympathy of Sunday school was extended to Mrs. Pearson in the death of her husband. Rev. Cherrington returned from a three weeks vacation and preached Sunday morning. The nominating committee will meet Wednesday afternoon. No Guild meeting during August. Dr. George will preach Sunday morning and conduct the last quarterly meeting for this conference year.

Pearson Cherrington George

Sunday School and Worship Notice for United Brethren In Christ

Church announces attendance gains, guest speaker Hillsboro’s O C N Winkle next Sunday, surprise program by C E Society led by Miss Mary Bauer, final meeting Aug 15, minister on WHBED mornings, and an old fashioned Sunday School event at Blue Bill Neal’s grove near Hamersville with Rev Ludwick at 2 p m. Also lists local ads for corrugated culverts and a Batavia five room rental.

Christ Lewis G. Ludwick O. C. N. Winkle Hillsboro Uae C. E. Society Mary C. Bauer Finapece Committee Blue Bill Neal Hamersville Ludwick Wilke Coal and Supply Cqo Batvaia Omilett Batavia M. Rapp

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