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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1933
Page
8
A collage of brief Batavia items notes visits among families in Madisonville and Hyde Park, piano repair ads, a card party at Kettler’s Inn, lamp demonstrations, and funeral notices for Frank Kodrozi and Richard Hoos. Also includes quirky facts on birds teeth and a jokes column.
County Surveyor Arch Holland and deputy Ralph Bee were in Miami township near Mulberry on Route 28 last Friday when their vehicle backed onto a side road and collided with a Cincinnati Salvage Corps operator KE Armshurst. Both machines were damaged but no injuries reported. damage repairable. Insurance held by Hendrixson & Larkin.
Original comedy by Wallace and Merrill Nelson titled Aunt Fanny main feature at the church Thursday night January 26 at 8 o'clock. Ladies Aid sponsored program Sunday at 8 80. Campbell Brothers trio of Milford and mother will perform multiple musical selections with local talent contributing. Public invited.
The Junior Class invites the public to a Bridge and Five Hundred card party at Batavia High School auditorium on January 31 at 7:30 PM. Proceeds support student activities and projects.
The Catholic ladies of Fayetteville purchased a quilt from the Maple Grove Ladies' Aid and donated it for an Easter time card party raffle for the Fayetteville church, reflecting Christian spirit.
West Union January 20 two prisoners escaped from the Adams County Jail after eating through the wall. Robert Wilson 17 of Trinity Kentucky held for murder and Stanley Abbott 22 of Blue Creek Ohio held for housebreaking aided by enlarging a ventilator.
Amelia plans a new fire outfit to pair with Batavia's apparatus for rapid double strength when needed. The council says the move cuts supervision costs and boosts efficiency. Charleston fishermen report an 11 foot shark with ham beef and chicken bones and a seaman's coat in its stomach.
Ohio Service and Tax Relief Association representatives are in Clermont county to aid land owners assessed for state highway construction. They will call on each owner and may be found at the Batavia Hotel in Batavia for information and meetings.
The Poet s Union of Brown and Clermont Counties will hold its winter quarterly meeting January 28 in the Mary P Shelton Library auditorium Georgetown. Readers include Ruth Cahall White Nellie Vorder Bruegge F H Deter W L Coombs and Clara Pierret presents Jen n ie Moore Bryan s paper People I have met in Dickens Land a Japanese letter from Esther Altman is read. Musical numbers feature Florence Baird EB Hendrixson Charlotte Rainey and R Harmount in vocal and piano solos.
The editorial notes strong sympathy for landowners assessed for pike construction and urges reimbursement through the Ohio Service and Tax Relief Association. The piece emphasizes solidarity with affected residents and calls for organized relief efforts under the association.
Obituary note for Barbara Baas, who died January 29 1980. The message states she is not dead but away and expresses enduring love from her husband Alfred Baas and family with references to violets thrush and mockingbird.
Dog owners failing to obtain a license by January 81 face penalties. Dogs caught without a license after that date will be taken to the dog pound and not redeemed within three days will be disposed of. County Dog Warden Mack Stafford issues the notice.
Attend a Box and Pie Social and dance to raise funds for the Amelia Farmers Institute. The event is at the Amelia I.O.C.F. Hall on Saturday January 28, with admission ten or fifteen cents for ladies and boxed or pie entry. Bargains offered on used ranges and heaters with big reductions on all new stores from P. M. Rapp in Batavia.
Lyle Sutton and Charles Fisher of Williamsburg Vocational Agriculture will compete to represent the school in the district public speaking contest. The district winner advances to the State contest at Ohio State University during Farmers Week, Columbus.
Columbus notes that all acts become law after Governor approval or on filing, with many motor vehicle bills under debate. Bills include tax relief, beer legalization, pari mutuel betting, and changes to rates. The Ohio State Museum hosts January talks, and the State Building Commission plans the new departmental name dedication for March.
In Italy women have equal rights in most areas but cannot enter the diplomatic service. Married women, especially if they are mothers, are more privileged than others.
A Florida Times Union note contrasts butterfly feeding with human butterflies taken to dinner, implying surprising appetite or behavior among the people described as butterflies.
Vocational agriculture teachers report growing emphasis on farm management accounting and marketing. Last year 1228 students across 216 Ohio communities kept farm accounts with instructor help, enabling farmers to analyze business performance and identify needed program changes.
Fred Kettler offers a public sale at his Route 74 Glen Este farm next to Glen Este school starting 10 a m Saturday January 28. Items include cows a team of 7 year old mules 2400 lb wagons harness hay rigging rake plows cultivators cider press hay fork pulleys and 100 ft rope a Ford truck and touring car 200 bu corn various farm tools and implements Terms are usual Auctioneer A M Ellis Lot Hulick clerk House for rent with references Lunch served
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