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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1937
Page
8
Local Church Notices and Upcoming Revival Schedule
The Batavia M E Church led by Rev R K L Budd lists morning and evening worship and Sunday school, with a unit fellowship convention and brotherhood meeting on January 28. U B Church hosts Pastor Rev Smith with sermons titled Piety as a Way to Prosperity and Christian Nature, revival set January 17 to February 1 with multiple preachers, inviting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia M. K
RK. L.budd
Jobo Hants
Batavia M. E
U. B. Church
Rev. Smith
Walter J. Bauer
C. E
Bricker Ends Four-Year Term with Record Tax Collections
Ohio Attorney General John W. Bricker closes his four year term with a report showing $6,170,054.63 collected from delinquent claims and overall office costs $35,441.00 less than prior years. The state also gained $45,000 unused appropriations and 6,600 opinions issued, with 4,269 cases tried and $86,557,301.24 in bonds examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Thestate
Industrial Commission
State Employes Retirement Board
State Sinking Fund Commission
Amelia Teams In Even Break
Amelia School basketball teams split last week with wins over Moscow 18 to 12 for girls and 32 to 15 for boys on Friday. Loveland games Saturday saw Loveland girls win 24 to 16 and Loveland boys 26 to 14. Amelia has no games this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia School
Moscow
Loveland
Amelia
Moscow Lassies
A.H.S
County approves building materials purchases for new service building
County commissioners last week approved supplies for construction including 34 tons of mortar sand from W. A. Cooper at 1.25 per ton, 58 barrels of lime mortar, 214 barrels of cement, 195 tons of gravel from Ohio Gravel Company at 1.30 per ton, and 86 tons of concrete sand from W. A. Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cooper
J. C. Fuhr Williamsburg
Ohio Gravel Company
Ed Meyer Roofing Purchases From Low Bidder Noted
The record shows a charge of 374.18 dollars billed to Ed Meyer Roofing Company of Cincinnati. All purchases came from the lowest bidding party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Meyer Roofing Company
Cincinnati
Clermont County To Hear On Conservation Program Plan
E C Saxton announces 1937 Conservation program details to be explained at township meetings across Clermont County over two weeks. Each township to elect a committee. meetings run 7 to 10 pm at various school houses and buildings with farmers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Saxton
Clermont County Agricultural Conservation Association
Saxton
Franklin Township
Felicity
Williamsburg Township
Williamsburg
Tate Township
Grant Memorial Building
Bethel
Union Township
Glen Este
Ohio Township
Squire Arnold
New Richmond
Stonelick
Owensville
Pierce Township
Locust Corner
Monroe Township
Laurel Church
Miami Township
Mulberry
Washington Township
Moscow
Jackson Township
Marathon
Batavia
Court House
Goshen Township
Goshen
Wayne Township
Newtonsville
Comic Opera Will Feature Symphony Work
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra directed by Eugene Goossens will perform Mozart The Marriage of Figaro in Music Hall Cincinnati on Friday and Saturday nights January 22 and 23 as the third of its four operatic ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Eugene Goossens
Music Hall
Cincinnati
Opera and concert programs highlight Cincinnati season
The season features Mozart's Figaro in English with a large cast led by Ethel Dodd Luening and others, a chorus of about one hundred, and a Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra expansion. Reservations and ticket levels are listed. Charles Courboin headlines the orchestra concert with Widor and Bach works, plus Wagner and Kreisler pieces in Music Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goossens
Mozart
Ethel Dodd Luening
Hubert Kockritz
Maria’ Silveira
Herbert Gould
Cecile Sherman
Philip Reep
Cherubini
Anacreon
Bach
Sir Henry Wood
Novgorod Forests
Alexander von Kreisler
Schubert
Courboin
Wagner
Ohio Pastors Set Eighteenth Convention February 1–4
Rev R L Budd announces the Ohio Pastors Convention will run February 1 to 4 in Columbus with a strong interdenominational program. About 1 000 ministers are expected to attend, joining speakers from New York Yale and many cities. The lineup includes Dr George A Buterick Dr Ralph Lochman Dr William Merrill and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Budd
Columbus
George A. Butterick
Ralph Lochman
William P. Merrill
John Howard Melish
New York
Merton S. Rice
G. Ashton Oldham
Albany
N. Y
Richard Neibuhr
Yale Divinity School
William Clayton Bower
University of Chicago
H. Augustine Smith
Boston University
Albert E. Day
Baltimore
Alva W. Taylor
Nashville, Tenn
George P. Howard
Scranton
Fellowship groups form five members for convention travel
Rev Budd organizes fellowship groups of five members to travel by car and share large low rate hotel rooms in Columbus. He urges churches to defray pastors expenses, saying both church and pastor benefit from convention inspiration and ideas. Ministers should contact Mr Budd to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budd
Columbus
Psychology in Business Fur department worker set back by cradle cat
A London store found a young woman in the fur department was giving wrong change and snappy to customers. A psychology expert traced the behavior to a cradle incident with a cat, leading her to be reassigned to the umbrella department where she is on her best behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Forgiveness to the injured and pardon unfulfilled
A concise reflection on forgiveness noting that the harmed may seek mercy yet the wrongdoer often remains unpardoned, echoing Dryden's thoughts on moral debt and reconciliation.
Kruschen Salts Diet Ad Promises Safe Fat Loss
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a cheap four week weight loss aid. It urges daily half teaspoonfuls in hot water, reduced pastry and fatty foods, and a post treatment weigh in. Ads claim increased energy and a younger feel, warning against imitations.
Drum Telegraphs Ring Across Pacific Islands
A primitive drum signaling system, forming a "drum language," is widely used by south Pacific natives to convey diverse messages. Large hollowed tree trunk drums, carved with religious figures, hearable for miles and carved with crude tools, are on display at Chicago's Field Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pacific
Field Museum
Chicago
Geniuses of Genes Explain Inheritance Through Genes
Geneticists have proven that a race horse inherits speed from its parents and so do humans and other animals. They discovered invisible units called genes that are responsible for heredity and pass traits from predecessors to successors.
Harold Pyott world smallest man travels and feats
Harold Pyott, English midget claimed as the smallest adult, is said to be forty-six on his September birthday. He weighs 24 pounds and fits inside a silk hat, with a hand fitting inside a thimble. He is 12 inches shorter than Tom Thumb and has toured globally including Africa in 1903, and appeared in pantomimes and before royalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Pyott
Tom Thumb
Barnum Fame
Africa
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