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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1932
Page
8
Announcements report the marriage of Miss Alice Joan Jarman and Mr. P K Moore in Lexington Kentucky. The ceremony occurred Saturday evening December 17 at 8 o clock. Miss Jarman is University of Kentucky graduate and Mr Moore is superintendent of local public schools and Asbury College graduate.
Clermont County schools will keep operating despite a funding downturn. District boards expect state relief by January or September and may rely on December tax receipts for some money.
Frozen pipes were common last week as Jack frost worked. Homeowners faced initial plumbing strain with little serious damage reported outside cities. Prepare for peace by checking water pipes in summer.
List shows residents in Batavia Loveland Milford Terrace and Williamsburg newly with telephone service. Names include E J Francis Stanley Pollitt Sidney Brown Walter Lay Joe E Cash Bernard Conver Robert Blickensderfer W C Runyan Robert Mitchell Jr C A Brunner Wm E Fay G W Keethler Mrs Stockton Buzby Samuel Lilley Mrs A Long W L Rose Robert Allen Thomas White.
Batavia Presbyterian Church led by Samuel Huecker announces midweek services on Wednesdays at 7 30 p m and a Christmas program by the Sunday school on Saturday Dec 24 at 7 30 p m The Christmas morning service on Sunday Dec 26 begins at 7 a m with a worship at 10 45 a m featuring H W Kellogg's Christmas story How They Took Care of Thy Christmas Party Organist Donald Jamieson to assist The Monterey Presbyterian Church invites all to a regular service on Sunday Dec 26 at 7 p m where Huecker presents Kellogg's Christmas story How They Took Care of the Christmas Baby Cordial invitation to all.
The United Brethren Church of Lewis G Ludwick presents a Christmas program on Saturday December 24 with Sunday School at 9 30 and Junior Church at 10 80. Visitors are welcome and the revival meetings begin Tuesday December 27 led by the minister with the theme Choose Your Master. Home from college notices list several names and towns including Wilmington Charlotte Speidel Oxford and Columbus.
The county teachers and pupils begin a two week vacation next Friday. Some oppose the break, others favor it, but all hope for smooth schooling ahead. School progress is steady though pay remains slow, with improvement expected once funds arrive. The next legislature may address shortages.
Henry Brown of Russellville Ohio turned 100 on December 6 and remains unconscious after a paralytic stroke. An open house at Community Hall was planned to honor him. The Taylor M E Sunday School Christmas program Saturday at 8 pm features The Christmas Star Flower with M EB Nelson directing and Scott Fortune Jr handling stage design.
Demonstrations available for the Philco Jr and Phileco 71 L radios at 712 Success The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do well. Call P M Rapp Batavia for details.
Batavia hosts Amelia in the Armory winning 26 18 for the girls and 39 22 for the boys. Miss Carstens held Amelia star Miss Gahl in check while Maxine True and Jeanetta Kiner contributed for Batavia. Hugo Hogberg and Tabscott led Batavia in a comeback second half as both Batavia squads extended their perfect season with dismissive play and strong defense.
A $100 reward is posted for the arrest and conviction of those responsible for breaking into C. L Jones' store on the night of December 6th.
The Carmel Grange meets for a regular session with a year review and reports from secretary Hattie Kincaid and Mrs. Roy Maddox. Members share Christmas sentiments and donate toys for underprivileged children. A New Year Basket Dinner and officer installation are planned for January 2.
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