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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1935
Page
8
A Clermont Courier listing outlines a combined subscription offer including the Clermont Courier with a year of Cincinnati papers the Cincinnati Post Courier and Cincinnati Times Star the Cincinnati Enquirer and Courier. The notice promotes bundled newspaper access with a single price.
Attend Boston Fair Miss Hilda Bauer from Hamilton was home over the weekend. A Catholic dinner at Stonelick on Sunday. Travel notes include Russel Speidel family return from Michigan and Mary Bissantz in Holmes hospital Cincinnati after an auto accident. Various visits in Cincinnati Detroit Amelia Sidney and New York City. Clermont County scenes include school band concerts, Hulick family reunion, fair arts shows, and local subscriptions. The paper promotes The Lucky Lawrences serial and a masked speaker event at Nazarene church with a benefit for subscribers.
Regular meeting held August 1 at Mrs. Knapp's with 16 members present. Refreshments served. Readings by Mesdames Knapp Moore Mabam Patterson and Buerkle. Next meeting scheduled with Mrs Ballard in September. The club hosted the Profit and Pleasure club at Mrs Ashton's with a fine program and social hour.
Grange No 1942 enjoys successful summer meetings with high attendance and new applications. The red and blue contest ends September 1. Lecturer Miss Eileen Gullett presents summer programs. County Deputy W N Wolf begins inspections Aug 27. Bethel Grange is the county's largest membership group. Visitors welcome.
Herman Fagley of near Bethel resigns from Williamsburg schools to focus on orchards and bee business. He had been re employed for next year but the term lengthened from eight to nine months prevented balancing duties. Harold Bigony of Baltimore is appointed in his place.
The Past Masters' Association of the Sixth District sponsors a basket picnic at Owensville Fair Grounds on Saturday August 24 at 2 p m. Most Worthy Grand Master W Ellenwood of Wooster and other grand officers will attend. Union Gas and Electric Co band of Cincinnati provides music. Masons and families invited. bring a basket. tables provided for dinner.
Obituaries note the deaths of W. C. Heitman of Willowville and M T Miller of Nicholsville Road with funeral plans by Kennedy and services August 14 and 19. Adeline Castor nee Fuller died at Felicity August 6 with funeral August 8. Margaret F Lindsey nee Ward died August 17 in Cincinnati. services held August 19 with interment at Mt Moriah Cemetery.
The Nicholsville Sewing Sisters met August 1 with Mildred Meeker and Mrs Hall in charge. One visitor attended. Plans were made for a picnic on August 16 with games and refreshments. Marjorie Moffett noted in attendance.
Carmel's Modern Cooks gathered at the school house on August 14 with 16 attending. Regular business was transacted and the record books checked. Pictures of the club were taken before adjournment.
Johp Bissantz, operator of the Batavia Auction Sale Warehouse destroyed by fire last week, announced on Monday that work would start soon on a new building at the same location. The new structure will be 60 by 110 feet, metal construction with a cement floor and a story and a half in height.
Notice to clerks and agents selling hunting licenses. Squirrel season opens October 1 and closes October 16, 1986, inclusive. Fox season opens November 65, 1985, and closes March 1, 1936, inclusive.
The descendants of Jacob Jones will hold their annual reunion at the Bantam Fair Grounds on Sunday August 26 1985. Lena Roehm is secretary and asks members to attend.
The Mt Holly school holds its annual homecoming for teachers and pupils next Sunday August 26 at the Community Building. A basket dinner will be served at noon and all are welcome.
The Clermont County Corn Hog Allotment Committee joined a state wide meeting in Columbus last Monday to propose changes for future contracts. Committee members Byron Ross Ed Saxton and Carney Roush reported ideas to Claude R Wichard chief of the Corn Hog section of the AAA present with other executives. Wichard said the program remains farmer controlled and contracts will reflect signers majority. 1985 Group II and III contracts in Clermont County approved by State Corn Hog Board of Review per Byron Ross.
The County Home farm below Batavia is rated as having one of the finest corn crops in the county and still growing. John Houser, superintendent, is proud of the crop.
The county reports a very poor tomato harvest as heavy rain washed pollen away causing few tomatoes and poor variety. Many tomatoes rot on vines due to persistent wet conditions.
Ross reports sixty eight of 392 signers in Clermont County will receive 1935 Corn Hog Contracts. He states measuring all corn acres under contract is nearly finished, with 22 supervisors appointed by the Allotment Committee of the Corn Hog and Tobacco Control Associations handling the work.
In Clermont County 757 of 1400 eligible tobacco growers cast ballots. Of those, 636 voters approved the continuation of the Agricultural Adjustment program tied to processing tax funded payments. County Agricultural Agent Roy Battles reported the results.
Auction at the Kirby residence on Clough pike behind U B church on Saturday August twenty fourth at 10 am offers cow with calf two year old heifers eighteen month old, a fresh cow, a bull, shoats, used lumber tools and hardware, gas engine and more with cash terms. Auctioneer A M Ellie. Clerk Frank Williams.
Williamsburg and Owensville FFA chapters receive 100 dollars from Owensville Fair Board to back Clermont County's first Junior Fair. The event targets vocational agriculture students in Clermont County and features live stock displays, crops, garden exhibits, shop displays, and FFA exhibits among others.
Attorney 8 A Ringer of Leesburg Highland County announced his bid for Congress. He stated his platform is to stick to the constitution, signaling a reform agenda as he enters the race nine months before the primary.
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