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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1940
Page
8
Combination Offer for Local Newspapers
A bundled subscription deal lists Clermont Courier, Courier and Cincinnati Post, Courier and Times-Star, and Cincinnati Enquirer at a single dollar. The offer is labeled as a one year package with a quoted price of 4.25 in two places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Cincinnati Post
Courier and Times-Star
Cincinnati
Silent State-House Bell and enduring Independence Spirit
A reflective verse recalls the old State-House bell silenced but its spirit alive. It honors the bell-man who rang Independence as July Fourth sunlight returns, with a vow that liberty shall endure.
Social and Personal Notes From the Community
The C. I. will meet with Mrs. Horn Wednesday afternoon July 10. The sewer on Sixth Street is being repaired. Rev and Mrs Johnson settled in their new Wood Street home. Russell Speidel returned home from hospital Sunday to cheers from friends. Mrs John Shultz of Owensville visited daughter Mrs Lee Miller and family last Thursday. Miss Viola Brown is home for summer vacation. Sewer on Wood Street relayed due to tree roots. Mrs Al Schultz won $90 at the picture show. Nelson Patchell’s new Third Street brick home nears plastering. Hick House and wife of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wright Watson. Morris Miller, 62, buried from Moore Funeral Home. interment Citizens Cemetery. Mrs Stanley Ansteadt and daughter visited Mrs Herman Fagley of Bantam Friday. Mrs F A Ireton and son Jack of Bethel spent last week in Huron with the Hartleys. Major F F Fainter, U S Army, spoke to Batavia Rotarians. Carl Lindsey of Cincinnati and Rev Hoecker of Bellevue were recent guests of Henry Horn. Wm Barker, 91, died at Mulberry. buried Moore Funeral Home. Mrs Richard Didday returned to work as court stenographer after a month’s appendicitis leave. H B Frazier of Richmond and Ella Mae Busch of Lansing visited E S Bush and R F Reynolds. Mrs Jack Carley of Memphis visiting mother Laura Meldahl in Neville and sister C A Wile. they stopped at the Courier office.
Population Up in Batavia Census Count
The 16th census taken April 1 shows Batavia population at 1822, up from 1119 in 1930. The gain reflects growth over the nine year period and highlights migration and expansion in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
A Big Surprise on the Fourth of July
A vivid Fourth of July scene unfolds with guns firing cannons roaring rockets bursting aerial bombs soaring and flags waving as men march by in a festive display rather than war celebrating independence with dramatic pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loop Slade
Terrace Park Presents Chevrolet to Rector for Service
Residents of Terrace Park and St. Thomas church presented their rector Rev. John Yungblut with a new Chevrolet as thanks for his service to the church and its organizations. Atlanta, Ga. hosts 350 churches with over 100,000 members across 20 denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace Park
St. Thomas Church
John Yungblut
Religious
Atlanta
Willkie The Man Who Can Beat Roosevelt
A profile tracing Wendell Willkie born in 1892, his early years, college work, military service, and rise to leadership at Commonwealth and Southern. It argues his policies cut electric rates and boosted output, contrasting with New Deal economics and asserting Willkie can beat Roosevelt in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willkie
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Commonwealth and Southern
Michigan
Florida
B. C. Cobb
Wilkie
Commonwealth
United States
Congress
Southern
Roosevelt
Picnic Postponed By Clermont Lodge Eagles
Announcement on Monday states the Clermont Lodge of the Fraternal Order of the Eagles annual picnic is postponed to Labor Day. Organizers plan a larger event with added attractions and a 1940 Buick Sedan to be awarded by raffle. Further details will appear in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Lodge
Order of the Eagles
Beekeepers Gather for Clermont County Picnic
Beekeepers from Clermont County travel to Herman Fagley’s bee yard, two miles west of Bethel on State Route 125, for the annual summer picnic on Friday July 12 at 1 15 PM. Roy Battles, County Agricultural Agent, reports the event and W E Durham from Ohio State University will be guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Herman Fagley
Bethel
Clermont County Beekeepers Association
Roy Battles
W. E. Durham
Ohio State Univie Tale
Old Medical Shop Revered in Yorktown Restoration
The historic medical shop in Yorktown’s colonial group preserves eighteenth century character in Virginia. It belonged to Dr Corbin Griffin a noted physician who studied in Edinburgh and served as surgeon in the Virginia line during the Revolutionary War. He later held Yorktown justice and state senate seats before dying in 1813.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorktown
Colonial National Historical Park
Virginia
Corbin Griffin
University of Edinburgh
York
State Senate
Griffin
Martinelli At Cincinnati Zoo Opener Remakes Summer Opera
Giovanni Martinelli headlines Cincinnati's 1940 summer opera season at the Zoo with three operas including Samson and Delilah. Verdi Rigoletto Tosca and accompanying stars Lucille Meusel Jan Peerce Weede and Pilotto headline alongside conductor Fausto Cleva. Tickets priced 75 cents to 2 dollars with Zoo Garden admission included for 8:15 p.m. performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Giovanni Martinelli
Metropolitan
Samson and Delilah
Samson
Bruna Castagna
Aida
Delilah
Nicola Moscona
Joseph Royer
Lorenzo Alvari
Lodovico Oliviero
Wilfred Engelman
Wilfrid Pelletier
Lucille Meusel
Gilda
Jan Peerce
Radio City Music Hall
Duke
Robert Weede
Music Hall
Tosca
Caroline Segrera
Mario
Armand
Tokatyan
Per
Scorpia
Angelo Pilotto
Fausto Cleva
8Th & Walnut
Heaton’s
Columbus
Ohio
Martens Concerts Inc
Zoo Garden
The Churches Sunday Schedule and Anticant Class
The Churches. C. R. Spangler, minister. John Huntington, S. S. Supt. Sunday school 9:30. Morning worship 10:30 A. M. Anticant Class meets with Mrs. Gee. Bernstein Thursday, July 11, evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Spangler
John Huntington
S. S
Gee. Bernstein
U. B. Church
Rev. Smith
Walter J. Bauer
State Exam for Superintendent Announced in Ohio
Civil Service announces a state examination for Superintendent of the Bureau of Criminal Identification under the Department of Public Welfare. Chaired by Gertrude Jones and Carl W. Smith, the Civil Service Commission provides full details in the official bulletin. Exams in Columbus on Wednesday July 24, 1940. applications to Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Department of Public Welfare
Gertrude Jones
Carl W. Smith
State Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
Columbus
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Clermont Courier
the Clermont Publishing Co
Batavia, Ohio
E. S. Rush
R. P. Althaus
C. I
Mrs. Horn
Sixth Street
Rev
Mrs. Johnson
Wood Street
Russell Speidel
John Shultz
Owensville
Lee Miller
Miss Viola
George Brown
F.morrison
al Schultz
Nelson Patchell
Third Street
Hick House
Wright Watson
Morris Miller
Moore Funeral Home
Citizen’s Cemetery
Stanley Ansteadt
Bantam
F. A. Ireton
Jack
Huron
Lake Erie
T. W. Hartley
F. F. Fainter
U. S. Army
5Th Army Corps
Carl Lindsey
Rev. Hoecker
Bellevue
Kentucky
Henry Horn
Williamsburg
Wm. Barker
Mulberry
Moore Funeral
Richard Didday
Christ Hospital
H. B. Frazier
Richmond
Indiana
Ella Mae Busch
Lansing, Michigan
E. S.bush
R. F. Reynolds
Jack Carley
Memphis
Laura Meldahl
Neville
C. A. Wile
Courier Office
Wendell Willkie
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Elwood
Ind
Wendell
Teddy Roosevelt
Bob” la Follette
T. R
Jack London
Wilson
Edith Wilk
Fort Silt
France
325Th Field Artillery
Fagley
Aoulley
Courier
Emma Kernohan
C. C. Houser
O. P. Bat
Batavia Methodist Church
C. J. McCloy
Hamilton Bldg
Main Street
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Company
Claude B. Smith
First National Bank
Batavia Building & Loan Co
Batavia, O
Eaten Fertilizer CO
Danville
Ap Wilbur Mille & Son
Decker
Main St
E. Orange
N. J
Milford Fertilizer Co
Norris Brock Co
Cincinnati Stock Yards
Kirby
J. B
Ireton Cattle and Calf Salesman Union Stock Yards
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