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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1933
Page
8
The piece recalls 1933's hardships and praises friendship while urging unity to move the nation toward prosperity in 1934. It emphasizes shared effort, nonpartisanship, and the harsher winter as a test for collective action to improve the country’s future.
Holy Names Society hosts a New Year's Eve card party at Favrer's ball in Owensville with other amusements. The community notes include many visits and homecomings over the holidays with relatives from Detroit Cincinnati Massillon and Chicago.
Several Batavia churches list services and holiday activities. The Churches of Batavia include M E and A B churches with Sunday worship at 10:30 and Sunday school at 9:30. Revival meetings start January 7 led by Evangelist E H Nichols.
The CWA payroll in Clermont county rose last week by about $500 compared with the prior week, reflecting a modest uptick in local wages and earnings.
Clem M Daily registrar of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles reports 1983 motor vehicle registrations totaling about 1 650 000 across all vehicle classes a drop of 84 000 from 1932 Registrations bring in around 17 500 000 in revenue down about 500 000 from the prior year Only trailers show an increase with about 61 000 registered in 1933 up from 45 698 in 1982 Daily predicts 1984 registrations will exceed 1933 and cites potential CWA work to spur sales.
Mrs. Charlotte Cooper aged 100 died Saturday at Christ Hospital from injuries suffered in an August 6 fall at her home Epworth Heights Loveland Ohio. Born on the site of now John Shillito Company she lived in Cincinnati all her life. Widow of S. S. Cooper former commission merchant on Second Street she leaves two sons Stanley and Egbert Cooper.
The Experiment Farmers Institute invites all neighborhood families to its two day program with three sessions on day one and two on day two. Activities include farming talks for men, home and child care for women, school pupil talks, prizes for exhibitions, and a community fundraiser. The aim is information inspiration and uplift for the whole community. Watch for date and place. W. E. Weaver.
Washington December 17 Sen Simon D. Fess of Ohio and former National Chairman said that more Sanders will continue to lead the national Republican Committee. He told reporters that a move to displace the former secretary was not going to happen and that such reports are untrue.
Southwest potash mines report abundant resources believed to cover a century. Officials estimate a 100 year supply based on current extraction and reserves.
The Union Township Welfare and Improvement Association held a Tuesday meeting at Mt. Carmel school house electing officers and setting monthly meetings for the third Tuesday. Dues were set at 5 cents monthly. A committee was formed to improve fire apparatus kept beside the Mt. Carmel school. A Fire Captain and Lieutenant were appointed. A dance on January 20 at Mt. Carmel Social Club Hall aims to raise funds for the association. Membership stands at 37. Monter of Anderson Township Welfare Association spoke on their operations and the next meeting is January 16.
Prof Theodore N Beckman of Ohio State University has been named by the Commerce Department to direct a nation wide census of business starting January 2. A corps of 17000 enumerators and clerks will visit every business firm to measure the status of American business in a low mood year 1938 against 1929 prosperity.
Mrs Jones resents a quarantine placard on her home while Dr H G Southard, director of health, defends it as a badge of good citizenship. He says signs show judgment, medical attendance, department duty, and neighborly cooperation to prevent contagion. He warns against concealing illness and urges prompt physician care.
An advertisement for The Clermont Courier from Batavia Ohio promotes a yearly 52 papers for 1 offer as a better, cheaper gift for family and friends with subscription requests.
The State Department of Education and the Ohio American Legion will form a joint committee to promote adequate educational opportunities and oppose unjust reductions in education appropriations during troubled times. State Director Dr. B O Skinner will designate education leaders and State Commander Thos McGaw and W G Martin will appoint legionnaire representatives.
We thank all who assisted us during the sickness and death of our husband and father John Moyer. Mrs Bertha Moyer and Sons.
The Schwab family thanks all who assisted them during Geo Schwab's illness and death. Mrs. Geo Schwab and Son express gratitude for the support and kindness shown.
Ray Etzel of Ohio township exhibited an unusual corn specimen last week. He showed one main ear with three smaller ears attached to it, all sprouting from the same stalk. The grains on each cob were well formed, and the ears appeared to be of the Yellow Lemon variety.
Falls short of previous years in Clermont county due to cash shortages and unemployment. Several localities have not yet replied. Many would join if money were available. The Chapter will likely continue to function and aid the poor and needy.
Sarah Spencer of Batavia is Clermont county's representative on the committee of 88 at Ohio Wesleyan University. The 88 comprises top campus students. Miss Spencer will be home for the holidays and available for conferences with high school seniors.
Salt deposits in Louisiana are believed nearly inexhaustible after production reaching millions of tons, suggesting vast ongoing supplies.
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