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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1935

Page

8

Local notes from Batavia and surrounding towns Jan 16 1935

Batavia and nearby areas report social visits including Mrs. Ellen Winspear of Amelia with Mrs. Stanley Anstaett and Miss Ethel Male with the Wm Reed family. Furniture and plant upgrades occur at Batavia Armory as Davis Hughes nursery men beautify the site. The Batavia Ice Co purchases Ehrnsberger property on Spring Street to enlarge its plant.

Batavia Ice Co Frank Ehrnsberger Spring Street

Pastmasters Organization Meeting in Clermont and Brown Counties

A meeting of all Masters and Pastmasters of Masonic Lodges in Clermont and Brown counties is called for Bethel at the Lodge Hall on Thursday January 31 1935 at 730 pm. The goal is forming a Past Masters Association of the Sixth Masonic District of Ohio. Eligible are Pastmasters now affiliated and Masters in office with 1.00 dues and 1.00 affiliation for the year. Petitions available at the meeting. signing and 2.00 payments create Charter Members. Constitution adoption and officer elections will follow. James M Fitzpatrick chairman pro tem Edwin C Ely secretary pro tem

Clermont Brown Counties Bethel Masonic District Ohio James M. Fitzpatrick Edwin C. Ely

State Essay Contest Announced by Ohio Legion

The Ohio Department of the American Legion sponsors a state wide essay contest for junior and senior high pupils. Entries due by February 6 with six state winners earning trips to Washington DC. Judging emphasizes originality and clear writing, with district and state rounds leading to prizes.

State Dept. of American Legion Ohio Department of the American Legion Ohio State Department Washington D. C Clermont County J. W. Evans Stonelick Consolidated School Owensville J. C. Slye Amelia Consolidated School Amelia E. R. Herting Loveland High School Loveland

Reds Add Goodman as Speedy Outfielder in 1935 Keynote

The Cincinnati Reds, led by manager Charley Dressen, emphasize speed for the pennant race. They acquire Ival Goodman from Rochester for $20,000, praising his .335 season with 139 games, 29 doubles, 11 triples, 17 homers, and 108 RBIs. Goodman, born in Missouri and raised in Oklahoma, is 5'10" and 165 pounds, bats left throws right, and goes by "Goodie."

Cincinnati Reds Charley Dressen Lew Riggs Sam Byrd Bill Myers Gil Campbell Reds Chick Hafey Adam Comorosky Alex Kampouris Ival Richard Goodman Cincinnati Rochester Goodman Charley Barrett Pepper Martin Jim Bottomley Grimm Bing Miller Charley Western Association Cardinal Oklahoma Carl Hubbell Waners Pepper Martin Ival Northview Poteau Erlsboro Fort Smith Bartlesville Barrett Houston Goodie

Deaths Hines Edith L to Mattox Thomas

Obituary notices list several deaths with family details and funeral plans. Edith L Hines of Williamsburg died Sunday January 13 with services January 15. Sarah Wood died January 8 with services January 9. Wam H Hancock 73 of Laurel C died January 12 with services January 14. Rath Frank 61 of Forestville C died January 12 with services January 15. Melbourne Clift 42 near Clairville Ky died January 12 with services January 15. George S Walrath 70 of New Richmond died January 10 with services January 13. Thomas Mattox 85 of near Bantam died January 18 with services January 15.

Lenoxburg Rath—Frank Edna Nelson Forestville T. P. White and Sons Funeral Home Mt. Washington Mt. Moriah Clift Melbourne Florence Sam America Clift Anderson Clair Near Bantam Old Bethel Church Kennedy Funeral Home Old Bethel Cemetery

Obituaries for Segondollar and Henry C. Hamersville residents

Segondollar Emma, 70, of Hamersville Ohio, died January 12. Funeral at Hamersville M E Church January 16, Kennedy Funeral Home in charge. Segondollar Henry C., 77, of Hamersville Ohio, died January 13. Funeral services at Hamersville M E Church January 16, Kennedy Funeral Home in charge.

Segondollar Emma Hamersville M. E Kennedy Funeral Home Henry C M. E. Church

Surveyors Prepare New State Highway Lines

Six young federal surveyors are in town this week to run new lines for State highways and cross sections. They will update markings and make changes for a new State road map, a process that will take several weeks.

Fossil Shark Tooth Found Inland in New Zealand

Workmen blasting rock for a road in the North Island unearthed a fossil tooth scientists say belongs to an extinct shark species. The specimen was found miles from the coast, at an elevation of about 130 feet above sea level, highlighting a long-vanished marine habitat inland.

North Island New Zealand

Governor's commission urges county government mergers

The Governor's commission on County Government plans to ask the legislature to abolish the county coroner office and merge the treasurer with the auditor and the clerk with the recorder. It also calls for four year terms for the sheriff prosecutor and treasurer.

Governor’s Commission

Drawing Postponed At Glancy Store For Petti-Point Bag

The drawing to award the petti point bag at the Glancy store was not held due to no witnesses present. Tickets remain on sale for a chance to own the bag and a future release date will be announced.

Glancy

Oldest dated telescope sold in London dates to 1646

A telescope sold in London is claimed to be the oldest dated optical instrument in the world, bearing the year 1646. The item’s provenance and age were highlighted as a key feature of the sale.

London

Williamsburg Lady Edith Hines Dies After Illness

Edith Hines wife of Dr Geb Hines died at home in Williamsburg after several weeks illness. A life resident, she is survived by her husband and son Harry. Funeral Tuesday afternoon from the Presbyterian church with burial in Union cemetery.

Edith Hines Geb. Hines Williamsburg Harry Presbyterian Church Union Cemetery

Wilmington College Offers Second Semester Extension Courses

Notice to teachers: Wilmington College will hold graduate extension classes at Batavia school building on Wednesday evening January 16 at 7 p m. Courses listed include Modern Drama and History of Ohio, each two hours. Mary Mandelbaum noted as America s most notorious fence in Collier s Weekly, with a history of thefts and large-scale operations in New York from 1854 to 1884.

Wilmington College Batavia Ohio America Mary Mandelbaum New York City New York Canada Collier’s Weekly

Batavia Churches Announce Jan Services

Batavia Presbyterian Church led by Samuel Huecker lists Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45 with midweek service on Wednesday at 7 30. U B Church with Rev E L Smith shows Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 10 30 and evening 7 30. Batavia M E Church under Rev R L Budd details Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 10 30 evening 7 30 Epworth League 6 45 junior choir 6 30 Thursday preaching at Afton.

Batavia Presbyterian Church Samuel Huecker U. B E. L. Smith Batavia Batavia M. E R. L. Budd John Huntington Epworth League Afton

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