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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1937
Page
5
Sewing and Woman’s clubs met with Mrs Will Williame and Mrs Gladys Myrick hosting. Several residents visited relatives in Loveland Batavia and Paris Texas while mourners attended Galen Weaven’s funeral in Batavia. Community notes record visits, illnesses, New Year gatherings, and upcoming meetings at Perintown and Amelia with real estate transfers listed in the Recorder’s notices.
On January 6 1937 a schedule of claims debts and liabilities against the estate of Anna Lamb late of Ohio was filed in the court. A hearing is set for January 23 1937 at 10 o clock in the forenoon. Anyone may file exceptions at least five days before the hearing or be barred. Batavia Ohio January 6 1937. Orville W Halbisch probate judge Lucian A Dawson attorney.
The Clermont county probate court in Batavia Ohio announces filing of schedules of claims debts and liabilities for the estates of Edward Haussermann late of Ohio township and George Frye deceased. Hearings are set for January 28 1937 and January 23 1937 respectively with five day prior filing required to file exceptions or forfeit rights. Orville W Halbisch probate judge Lucian H Dawson attorney.
Fern Fowler of unknown address is sued for divorce and child custody by Charles L. Fowler in Clermont County Court of Common Pleas on wilful absence and gross neglect of duty. She must answer by February 18, 1687.306. Estate of Mary Grote notices appoint administrator Albert Grote of Batavia Ohio. creditors must file within four months or be barred. Probate judge Orville W Halbis h.
Belfasts Williams Corner U P meting Sunday with Robert Humphries as leader. Rev and Mrs Geist to assist Rev Biffle in a revival at Newtonsville starting January 24. Pastors seek cooperation from Owensville Maple Grove and Belfast for a unified revival across the charge.
Bethel resident Mrs Mamie Buchanan visited Augusta Kentucky on Wednesday with Mrs B F Swing. Miss Hallie Cornelius visits Kentucky with her parents. Mrs Glenn Hill and Charles Taylor stayed with Albert Marsh and daughter Mildred in Laurel. Mrs Clarence Hill hosted dinner for Mrs Harry Britton Starr Harris and Daisy Ely of Williamsburg. Mrs H M Wymer hosted bridge Friday night. Mrs Mabel Wichard and Mrs Lora Wichard attended sewing at Mrs Bess Williams in Amelia. Miss Grace Ann Ellsberry visited Cincinnati girl Elizabeth Jenike over Sunday. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Ida McNutt included Mr and Mrs Mack Groppenbacher Mr and Mrs Earl Groppenbacher Wright Wolf and family from Wiggonsville.
Mrs Gladys Myrick entertained the Women's Club on Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Bob Kelly and Mr and Mrs William Gordon of Hillsboro were hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Dillon on Sunday. Miss Nellie Coleman returned from a two week Miami Beach visit with Mrs Allie Greenwade. Russell Behymer hosted the Men's Club on Tuesday evening. Next meeting at J R Carlisle's home. Miss Jennie Mae Hutson hosted her bridge club Monday. Mrs A Cropper hosted her Sunday School class Wednesday. Mrs Stella Glover and Miss Dorothy Glover visited Mr and Mrs Donald Ault in Norwood. Miss Catherine Fisch spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Phillip Fisch. Mrs Clara Eppert hosted her Sunday School class Friday.
Clayton Smith and wife of Covington Ky visited aunt Mrs Pearl Liming. Electric line progress between here and Edenton. Fox drive at Greenbush January 16 at 9 30 sponsored by Brown County Fish and Game Association. Visitors to Griswold home included Margaret Clearwaters Imogene Trapp and Lucy Jo Trapp. Mrs Lloyd Enger of Mt Healthy visited Mr and Mrs D W Davidson whose wife is improved.
A 119 year old midget Bible was found among Mrs. Frank Cullins Sr. of Brownsville Pa possessions. The tiny book measures 2 inches by 1.25 inches and has 254 pages printed in New York by 8 Wood.
Burton Ho County Recorder presents a partisan self defense outlining county political maneuvers. He claims support for Willis from Democrats, criticizes rival leaders, and defends office spending and deputy hires while noting appointments and responses to endorsements and vacancies.
The Ripley tobacco market shows soaring prices with 643 124 pounds sold last week at an average of 31.47 dollars. Total sales reach 202388.64 dollars as warehouses reopen. Prices ranged from 72 to 1 dollar, with top bids for fancy smokers and red tobaccos remaining strong. Traders predict sales will push the season past two million pounds and the market likely stays open into February.
Miss Helen Hall of Nicholsville and Miss Mildred Marshall of Newtonsville joined Wilbur Haarlammert and Wilford Kuhnell of Goshen with County Agent Roy Battles at the district 4-H Club conference in Dayton last Saturday. The meeting discussed plans for an older group 4-H Club, the rural youth role in the community, and featured speakers J. P. Schmidt Bruce Tome from Ohio State University and W. H. Palmer, State 4-H Club leader.
Batavia Township Clermont County Ohio reports fiscal year ending December 31 1936 with total receipts 6759 21 and total payments 6586 46 resulting in a balance of 2452 54. Notes show salaries payments for trustees and clerk and general funds details with statements sworn by cashier W V Snider. Total bank balances and deposits listed for Merchants and Farmers Bank and First National Bank of Batavia.
Charles Murphy, longtime Williamsburg vocational agriculture teacher, left last Wednesday to become Farm Bureau Cooperative Association manager of Butler County. Gerald Hoffman, OSU graduate, was named the new Vocational Agriculture teacher and started duties. About 75 people attended the farewell and welcome gathering at the high school last Tuesday night.
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