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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1939
Page
8
July 5 1989 edition announces a subscription deal combining Clermont Courier with other papers. Pricing shows one year plus terms, offering bundles with the Cincinnati Post Times Star and Enquirer. reader options include a three month term and annual rates.
Social and personal notes record visits and stays across Batavia and nearby towns. Entries include Charlie Miller of St. Louis visiting the Curtis home. families gathering at Indian Lake, Virginia Beach, and Asheville. guests from Cleveland Cleveland and Gary Indiana. trips to Louisville Detroit and Dayton. and local hostings at Williamsburg and Batavia. Several deaths and family events noted, including Lula Miller’s funeral and John Franklin birth for a Batavia family.
Sunday visitors of Rev Russell and family of Lynchburg included Mesdames Emma Fagin Kate Amann Belle Kirgan Miss Helen Fagin and Clarence Fagin of Amelia plus Mrs Cora Reed of Cherry Grove Ohio who died Monday at 335 pm Funeral Thursday at 230 pm from the U B church at Cherry Grove The Ladies Aid U B church hold an ice cream social and bake sale Friday July 7 on town hall lawn Orders for chickens and baked goods via Batavia 5161 Community Opportunity Show by Snip and Stitch 4 H club of Withiamsville July 10 11 and rest of week 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm sing dance whistle imitate or play an instrument Regis ter early to be in the show Billie Glen Beard.
The Batavia M E Church led by minister C R Spangler and superintendent Franklin Morrison invites Sunday School at 9 30 and morning service at 10 80 with a competent teacher in each class. Theme of sermon storms. No Guild meeting this week.
Clermont County flock owners will join to purchase purebred rams in July to boost local flocks. Roy Battles and county livestock representatives will visit sellers, arrange contracts, and host a ram day where buyers pick rams and finalize prices. Interested residents include Gaul, Shetterly, Johnson, Calaway, Carter, Ellis, Hill, White, Poston, Roudebush, Hannah, Kratzer, Harlow, Burke, and Foster.
Plans advance for the 14th Young Peoples Camp by the Clermont County Council of Religious Education at Woodland Park near Newtonsville on Route 181 from July 9 to 16. The $10 fee covers programs led by Mrs. W. A. Roudebush, plus international courses, recreation, vesper services, and council fires.
The Cincinnati Opera season presents Rossini’s The Barber of Seville July 9 and 13 with Josephine Antoine as Rosina and Franco Perulli as Almaviva, along with Verdi’s Camille and La Traviata July 11 and 14 and Aida July 12 and 15 starring Norina Greco Dee Glade and Sydney Rayner. Conducted by Fausto Cleva, with Blake Scott and Virginia Weber directing the ballet. Tickets at Sixth and Walnut offices. prices 75 cents to 2 dollars. exchange tickets in books of eleven for the price of ten.
Reports from Nifty Stitch 4-H at Monterey School House on June 27 show 10 members answered roll, new member Martha Wallace voted in, demonstrations by Helen Smith on French Seams and Christina Paff on Flat Fell Seams, 80 minutes of work on records, then recreation. Other notes cover Nicholsville Silver Stitch 4-H and Carmel's Modern Cooks 4-H Club Jr meetings with forthcoming dates and activities. State data cites 14 294 May injury and disease claims filed with the Industrial Commission, up 884 from April.
Cincinnati night game opens a two game Reds Cardinals series at Crosley Field with a track meet prior featuring Glenn Cunningham Wayne Rideout and Tom Deckard. Cubs visit weekend as Reds prepare for East coast inspection and all star selections limited to seven Reds players.
Ex pert E J Meinhardt visits Gibson Hot and Saty to demo a new Shield for rupture or hernia. He claims immediate muscle support and 10 day recovery on average, with waterproof non surgical design. Demonstrations daily 7 PM to 9 PM, private and free for invited men only.
An unidentified author signing as Phillip Campbell Argyle Stuart offers unemployed young men and women a paid career survey via astrology for 20 cents. The message requests personal birth data and life history, claiming royal and colonial lineage and promising planetary tables for 1850 to 1950.
Help needed for a white woman to care for an invalid with neuritis. No washing or heavy ironing, night care only. Visit Tabasco store and inquire. Price four dollars per week. Mr. Jack Shannon Route 1 Amelia Ohio 8114p.
Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra, dubbed The Toscanini of Swing, perform a one night show at Moonlite Gardens in Cincinnati. The star has appeared in films Pennies from Heaven and Doctor Rhythm and graced radio with Vallee Crosby Whiteman and CBS Swing Concert.
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