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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1935
Page
8
Brief item notes multiple Ohio newspapers including Clermont Courier and Cincinnati Post Courier Times Star Enquirer and Courier. The fragment lists dates and mentions the papers collectively as regional outlets.
Batavia residents share news of visits by George Lang and others, a 1984 Batavia B&L Company dividend, Eastern Star meeting, college students returning to study, and multiple residents' travels. Local officials and merchants appear in social items across Batavia, Williamsburg, and surrounding towns.
The Clermont Farm Bureau employees and their wives with friends held a Christmas party at Mr and Mrs Ray Stoddards home. A needlepoint bag by Robert C Branham valued at 50 dollars was on display at Glancy store for weeks and will be raffled at noon on Saturday January 12 1935 to the holder of the winning ticket. Rev E Smith and wife Mary K Bauer Grace and Velma Baumann attended the Interdenominational Regional Conference of Christian Youth at Seventh Presbyterian Walnut Hills on Saturday and Sunday. Walter Bauer and Stanley Haver with wives attended Sunday afternoon.
The Clermont Farm Bureau sponsors five Rural Adult Emergency schools starting this week. The first class met at Glen Este Monday, the second at Moscow Tuesday. Remaining sessions are Goshen Wednesday, Mt. Carmel Thursday, and Newtonsville Friday with chairmen Eugene Feiertag, J. J. Lemar, W. H. Hobson, Mrs. Roy Maddox and Everett Haines directing.
The Pure Milk Association will hold its regular quarterly meeting next Monday evening January 14 at 8 00 p m at the Court House Batavia Bethel chairman Jesse L Jordan announces the gathering will be of special importance and open with a briefing.
Mt Carmel Grange No 975 held its annual basket dinner and installation service New Years Day with ex Deputy C J Nobis presiding. Officers installed include Master Fred Aicholtz Overseer Ellis Guynn Lecturer Viola Maddox Steward Bob Kuhn Ass t S Meader Johnson Gatekeeper Wm Schneider Sr Lady Ass t Lucille Cameron Treasurer Harry Jones Flora Mrs R Kuhn Pomona Mrs Alice Guynn Ceres Mrs Alma Aicholtz Trustee A E Day Juvenile Grange Master Wm Schneider Jr Overseer Alma Aicholtz Lecturer Hazel Roye Steward Mary Aicholtz Ass t George Aicholtz Gatekeeper Merrill Pattison Lady Ass t Mary Estelle Schneider Treasurer Edna Louise Schneider Flora Betty Aicholtz Pomona Evelyn Pattison Ceres Nancy Kincaid They look forward to a full year Regular meeting night is Saturday Jan 19 with a musical program and roll call My Favorite Song.
Mr. John Hawk and family visit Mrs. Clara Lamar in Moscow. Sophia Bulow from New Rich mond spends weekend with John Bulow and children. Numerous relatives gather in Moscow Cincinnati Felicity Bethel Milford Mt. Olive and Laurel for Sunday calls and visits. Sick list notes Browning Woodruff Collier and Ellis among those discussed.
Miss Sue Smythe hosted a house party over New Year’s Eve and Day with guests including Miss Genevieve Huling from Batavia Miss Ruby Rommel of Oxford Mr Mae Frietag of Cincinnati Mr Harley Phillabaum and Mr Glen Bell of Germantown. Mr and Mrs Jos Feiertag entertained friends for New Year’s Eve. Mr and Mrs Fenner Helvey and Mildred returned to Dayton after holidays with Mr and Mrs Chas McGuire. Community mourns with Louis Beagle Sr Mrs Mary Adams and Jesse Beagle over a daughter and sister’s loss.
Mrs. Carrie West of California died while en route to visit a friend. Card club hosted by Mrs. Charles McGuire on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sturm visited grandmother Mrs. Ellen Dona van Sunday. Miss Sue Smythe returned to Miami University after holidays with parents Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Smythe. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kettler visited with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sperry Thursday. Forestville and Fairfax households visited H. B. Smythe Sunday afternoon. Phil Sperry and Joe Laffleur hosted Batavia guests Saturday. Larry Walker and spouse returned to Washington, D. C. after time with Sid Curlis family.
The P T A hosted a New Years Eve program at the school house with lunch. A birthday cake and card surprised president Mrs. Frank Laub as the new year began. Regular meeting featured Mrs. James Buree of Cincinnati on Leisure Time Activities.
Albert Bauer of Banvia Clermont County Ohio petitions for discharge from all debts provable under bankruptcy acts. Hearing set for February 25 1935 in Cincinnati. Court orders notice by publication and mail to known creditors. Clerk Harry F. Rabe signs the order.
A compiled list shows multiple individuals and businesses across Clinton, Clermont, Highland, Hamilton, and other counties selling Pennsylvani a Motor Oil and related products. Names include John Kee fe Blanchester and Howard Auto Sales Loveland with firms like Lough & Co Moscow and Smith Bros Amelia.
Large crowds greeted Vernon E. Crouse of Mahoning County and Mrs. C. R. Milner of Fairfield and are expected at Marathon Newtonsville and other towns for the State Institute meetings this week. Next week Stanley B. Stowe and Mrs. Paul Young will headline Institutes at Owensville Goshen and Amelia with the Mt Holly 4-H Club program in Amelia. County Agent E. B. Baugh notes strong local interest in Stowe's Clermont county return and plans by many to attend.
U B Church Rev E L Smith minister Batavia Sunday Jan 13 Sunday school 930 morning worship 1030 evening 730 Batavia Presbyterian Samuel Huecker minister Services Sunday Jan 18 Sunday school 930 morning worship 1045 Midweek service Wednesday 730 Invitation to all services Batavia M B K Church Rev R L Budd pastor John Huntington church sup Sunday school 980 morning worship 1030 evening 730 Revival at Summerside M E church Jan 18 for two to three weeks Everyone invited O W Robbins pastor
George Conk offers a public auction at his Salem road home on Saturday January 12 at 10 am featuring 2 mates 4 horses 2 cows and more farm tools all cash terms lunch served Auctioneer Col A M Ellis clerk Lott Hulick Viola H Berger also Carrie M Howe auctions January 19 at 1 pm residence in Chile Ohio household goods furniture and more cash terms For sale Fresh cow with calf Mrs Florence Hicks Brazier station O G P Batavia 1415 Lost dog alert Brown and white female reported by W Wenker Perintown Milford Ohio Route 2 10 16 For sale male dog 2 yrs N O Cover Batavia Ohio Route 2 16 Lawrence Brothers Batavia R 3 Rome Beauty apples Residence near Owensville Route 3 Williamsburg 612 and other items are listed.
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