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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1934
Page
8
The column lists social events from Clermont and Batavia areas including Mrs. Joe Moeschl’s Bridge club, travels of Mrs. Elizabeth Banford, and Alfred Marsh and wife in Florida. It also notes a poetry sketch A Tale of the Low Mood by Lou M. Ely and multiple family visits, funerals, and petes in local towns.
The listing notes Amelia 0 on Saturday and Sunday January 27 and 28 plus May West in I'm No Angel. Buck Jones appears Wednesday January 21 in Thrill Hunter with a Prize Night on that midweek date.
A Tuesday grand jury in New Richmond convened to hear the first degree murder case of Paul Snider for the death of Tremper Frank. The shooting occurred Jan 10 and witnesses include ten subpoenaed jurors. Judge Charles White presides with Frank A. Roberts as prosecutor.
Dudley Dixon, a Felicity man previously indicted for carrying concealed weapons and shooting to kill is scheduled for trial in Common Pleas Court on Thursday February 1.
Treasurer James Fitzpatrick reports the past week brought heavy tax payments with many made at the last minute and some delinquencies remain.
A program of poetry and music is arranged for the Poets Union in Batavia on Saturday afternoon January 27 starting at 8 o clock in the Presbyterian church. The program committee includes Rev Hartman president Miss Ruth Winslow Gordon secretary Mrs S W Sprague Mrs R E Swartz and D G Jamieson.
Amelia couple announces the marriage of daughter Catherine Montgomery to Raymond Hoover. The ceremony took place Saturday January 20 in Brooksville Kentucky with Mr and Mrs Howard Hoover of Georgetown as the groom’s parents.
Nelson son of Harry Patchell of Stonelick has taken the place of assistant in the Kroger store at Bata via replacing Gerald Fisher who moves to Felicity. Mr Patchell is pleasant and accommodating and expected to do well.
The Revival Meetings at United Brethren Church run through the week with Sunday attendance well over 400 and a larger outlook for next Sunday. Evangelist Nichols leads as themes highlight The Great Gulf Fixed on Wednesday Mothers Night and Family Night After Harvest What Then on Friday.
Sunday school at 10:00 a m with theme The Greatest Question ever asked. Morning worship at 10:80 a m featuring The Devil's Last Throw. Evening worship at 7:80 p m with The 80 in John 8 16. All welcome to attend.
Batavia Presbyterian Church will hold Sunday services on January 28 with midweek service Wednesday at 7:80 and Sunday school at 9:80. Rev Jesse Halsey of Cincinnati to preach. Monterey Presbyterian Church schedules regular semi monthly worship Sunday January 28 at 7:80 p m Rev E R North of Cincinnati to preach. Invitation extended to all.
The Batavia M E Church led by Rev. R E Budd lists Sunday services at 9 80 and 10 80 a m with evening worship at 7 80 and Haworth League at 6 45 p m Prayer meeting at 7 40 and choir practices at 8 15 Junior choir at 6 80 Revival is held each evening this week except Saturday.
Dr Frank R Arnold from Cincinnati district will preach at Taylor M E Church Sunday at 7 46 p m The pastor will preach at 11 with usual services scheduled otherwise.
A meeting to form Credit Group A Production Credit Association for Clermont Hamilton Butler Warren Clinton Highland and Brown counties is set for Saturday January 27 in Lebanon at 10 AM in the Memorial Building. The Farm Credit Administration says signed production control agreements ease loan access with certificates from county AAA councils for those not signed.
A summary of farmer finance notes involving the Federal Intermediate Credit Banks, including livestock loan companies, agricultural credit corporations, and associated banks. Details cover the scope of credit facilities, eligibility, interest terms, and the role of these institutions in supporting farm operations and collateral requirements.
Last week the Ripley tobacco market saw 1,065,240 pounds sold by four loose leaf houses at an average of 7.61 dollars per hundred pounds. The market declined as buyers showed little interest in harder grades, while deliveries remained heavy and smokers remained in demand. Through Monday over 2,500,000 pounds had been sold with a projected season total near 10,000,000 pounds.
The county average school rate including bonds is 11.51 mills out of a total 22.06 mills. School taxes account for about 52 percent of the total, with operating costs at roughly 42 percent after bond and interest deductions. The piece urges more state funding, noting New York’s 103 million dollar state school fund not sourced from property taxes, and warns Ohio needs greater state support and less reliance on local real estate taxes. It also notes a retirement system reinstatement option for teachers by June 30, 1984.
For sale is baled and loose hay offered by Chas Sprague of Williamsburg in 1891. Contact Charles Sprague by phone in Williamsburg for details.
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