Clermont Courier publication details and rates
The Clermont Courier from Batavia Ohio lists publication schedule every Wednesday the editor business manager and postal routes. Rates shown include one year six months three months and a price of 1.00 for individual copies and 4.25 for bundles with guidance to Courier Cincinnati Post Times-Star and Enquirer offerings.
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Clermont Courier
Courier and
Cincinnati Post
Courier and Times-Star
Courier
Cincinnati Enqui
Social And Personal Notices From Batavia Area
Herbert Hogberg starts as assistant clerk at Batavia post office. Prof. Peter and wife return from summer vacation. Squirrel season runs Sept 25 to Oct 10 with a daily bag limit of four. Mrs Will Groves visits relatives in Norwalk this week. Miss Nina Studer returns from Atlantic City trip. Miss Hilda Bauer of Hamilton was a guest last week. Ralph Lewis plays with Ohio State Band at the State Fair this week. Tom Brooks and Chas Busch toured the Smoky Mountains last week. Carl Joseph and family of Mt Washington spent several days with relatives last week.
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Carl Joseph and Family
Mt. Washington
Home Iks
Local Notes Highlight Hospital Health and Community Events
Earl Smith of Batavia recovers from appendicitis at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati. A new bowling alley opened in the old Sun Office building behind the bank with Mayor Wiseman officiating, drawing crowds. Various visits from relatives and neighbors fill the week, and a Red Cross clothing drive invites donations by calling 4111 on specified mornings. Rev. William Liston from Chicago visited Warren Liston and family.
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Earl Smith
Batavia
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Sun
Wiseman
Local Notes On Visits and Reunions In Ohio and Iowa
John Jamieson and wife of Casey Iowa visited relatives here last week. Frank Morrison resigned as Batavia M E Sunday school superintendent and John Huntington was elected in his place. Fritz Kramer and family of Columbus are visiting relatives. A house dog was killed by an auto in Katavia. Leonard Harding and wife of Milford visited John Friend. Mr and Mrs Devore of Felicity were guests of Rev Spangler. Retta Iles Helen Jane and Porter Auxier attended a family reunion at Circleville. Homer Remley improves his Sixth street home. Rose Myra Wolf Alma Winemiller travel to Smoky Mountains Knoxville Tenn. R Reynolds Mrs Rush and Mrs Lonnie Garner attended the State fair. Dale and Carroll Anstead visited relatives in Cincinnati. Hodge family reunion held at Henry Hodge Milford with 40 present. Nellie Lytle and family hosted Mrs Weaver Mrs H Harvey and son of Fletcher Oklahoma W Morgan and two sons of Iowa.
New Investigator In Clermont County Welfare Office
Miss Helen Probeck, Archbold, D. has joined the Clermont County Child Welfare office replacing Miss Sue Speidel who is leaving to pursue a social service degree. Probeck brings three years as a medical social worker at University Hospital Ann Arbor and six months as an investigator for aid programs and a probation officer in Wassoon Fulton County. She holds a bachelor’s from the University of Michigan and is pursuing a master’s in social service at the University of Chicago.
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Helen Probeck
Archbold
Clermont County
Sue Speidel
Probeck
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Mich
Wassoon
Fulton County
University of Michigan
School of Social Service
University of Chicago
Shower Honoring Mrs Guy Humphries at Belfast Home
Mrs Guy Humphries of Monterey was the guest of honor at a Belfast shower Saturday afternoon hosted by Mrs Mabel McCormick. Thirty three attendees included the honored guest her mother Mrs Ed Humphries and grandmother Mrs Holmes with a long list of local ladies and three young assistants.
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Herbert McCormick
Belfast
Guy Humphries
Monterey
Ed .Humphries
Holmes
For sale A No 1 Jersey cow Elton Mosbacker Batavia
Classified notice listing a No 1 Jersey cow for sale by Elton Mosbacker of Batavia Ohio. The item appears as a brief ad with minimal details and a contact reference.
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Jersey
Stoddard Bros
Batavia
O. No
Elton Mosbacker
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Peter
Wife
Will Groves
Norwalk
Nina Studer
Atlantic City
Hilda Bauer
Hamilton
Ralph Lewis
Tom Brooks
Chas. Busch
Smoky Mountains
Dr. B. Bentley
I. Day
Norwood
Chas. Fagin
Kennedy Heights
Lillian Reisinger
W S. Lacey
Pittsburg
J. E. Anderson
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast
Henry Dawson
Dayton
Clara E. Dawson
Clara Dawson
R. L. Allen
Amerilla
Texas
Lee C. White
Fort Stockton
W. G. Furry
Michael
Gathlinburg
Tennessee
Helen Walker
Edgar Stockton and
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Red Cross
William Liston
Chicago
Warren Liston
Family Sunday
John Jamieson
Casey
Iowa
John Huntington
Superb
Batavia M. E. Sunday School
Frank Morrison
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Fritz Kramer
Columbus
Dink
Wm. Dewdney and Family
Katavia
Leonard Harding
Milford
John Friend
Retta Iles
Helen Jane
Porter Auxier
Circleville
Homer Remley
Sixth Street
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Myra Wolf
Alma Winemiller
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R. Reynolds
E. S. Rush
Lonnie Garner
Dale
Carroll Anstead
Hodge
Henry Hodge
Nellie Lytle
Weaver
H. Harvey and Son
Fletcher
Oklahoma
W. Morgan
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Lewis Motor Sales
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U. B. Church
Rev. Smith
Walter J. Bauer
S. S. Supt
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Batavia M. E
C. R. Spangler
S. S
Frederick van Nuys
Indiana
C. J. McCloy
Hamilton Bldg
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Claude B. Smith
First National Bank Building
Milford Fertilizer Co
Batavia Fertilizer CO
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Wilbur Mills & Son
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