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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1937
Page
8
A Clermont Courier offer bundles a year of the Courier and Cincinnati Post Courier and Cincinnati Times Star with 425 Cincinnati Enquirer and Courier naming rights. The deal aims to boost readership through bundled subscriptions and cross promotion.
The Secretary of State notifies the Board of Election that all trustee candidates must indicate long or short term on their petition at filing. Numerous social notes list visits and travels of local residents and officials, including Dowdney, Rush, Banford, Parrott, Wiseman, Bud Massey, and others, with parish, college, and city connections and short trips around the Fourth of July.
Sidney Davidson husband of Olive Davidson died at his Waterstreet home Saturday after weeks of illness. He leaves a widow, one son and two daughters. Funeral from Moore Funeral Home Tuesday with burial at Milford. Owensville 4 H club met June 22 with 20 members. more project books were distributed and plans made to swim July 6, with a lunch at the pool. Perry Burdsall.
Henderson Bates is the new manager at Bethel Kroger Store arriving from Cincinnati where he worked nine years with Kroger focusing on fresh fruits and vegetables. He has not decided about moving his family to Bethel as Kroger assignments are typically six month postings. Kenneth Kinnaird has been moved to a Cincinnati store management position.
Four Afton Bethel and Milford juniors returned from Buckeye Boys State at Columbus Ohio. Charles Hauck Charles Leonard Ellis Gregg joined 661 other youths in a ten day session funded by local American Legion Posts. Leaders included Lynn Black and Supreme Court Justices Day and Myers with Governor Davey observing.
Cincinnati Summer Opera plans more Puccini after a thunderous reception for La Boheme at the Zoo Garden. July 11 14 features Ci Ci San Rosa Tentoni and Rolf Gerard with other operas, casts, and dates listed. Reserved seats range 75c to 1.50 with general 25c 50c and park access after 7 15 p.m.
George Wood resigns as Brown County agent effective today after serving since January 1, 1984. He submitted his resignation Saturday to county commissioners W. W. Brownfield and H. C. Ramsower. G. H. Puliam, Muskingum County assistant agent, was named Wood’s successor after farm leaders endorsed him.
Two Hamersville teachers were hired as part of Brown County school staffing, filling a manual training coaching vacancy left by Hubert Cole and English teaching post in the high school. Gene Henry of Dermott was appointed to the manual training coaching role, while Helen Richards of Hamersville was selected to teach English. Cole, who had resigned to take a Winchester position, was reemployed.
Young men ages 17 to 23 who are unemployed may sign up for CCC camps in Batavia. Clermont County recruits include George Feltner Robert Burns Haird Towns ley Russell Goodpaster Charles Bailey Harvey Brewer and George Beckelheimer of Williamsburg. The Clermont group departs July 12 for CCC service offering work recreation and fellowship.
A statewide volunteer effort circulates petitions to reach 300000 signatures to submit the Massachusetts Ballot idea for the November election. The reform groups aim to group candidates by office with party insignia on a single line, promoting merit based voting while keeping straight ticket options. State headquarters are in Hotel Virginia Columbus with Paul D. Smith in charge.
Peter Pan 4-H Club of Locust Corner met July 1 at Dorothy Arnold’s home with ten members present. Eilene Shannon will report on dress cutting at the next meeting.
May saw 18,930 industrial commission claims, up 1,166 from April, while deaths fell by 11 for a total of 85. Time lost dropped by 65,605 days. Machinery led with 3,847 cases including two fatalities. handling objects 3,214 with one fatality. falls 1,876 with 11 fatalities. automotive 970 with 10 fatalities. Clermont County reported 16 claims, no deaths, 12 with no time loss and 365 days lost overall.
Charles M. Clift 56 of Bethel died Tuesday morning at home of a heart attack. He had lived on South Ash Street on the Walter Rader property for about two years. Survived by wife Clara Swift and two children. Funeral Thursday at Kennedy Funeral Home 2:00 p.m. burial Mt. Orab Cemetery.
Announcement states field offices will issue all Social Security account numbers at the Cincinnati address 414 Walnut Street. All information requests go there and application forms may be obtained at the local post office but must be mailed to the Cincinnati office with a return stamped envelope.
Clermont County deputy registrars announce the first quarterly reduction in motor vehicle license fees. Passenger car licenses remain issued locally, while truck and trailer tags are issued from Columbus.
The U B Church led by Rev. Smith lists Sunday services at 9 30 and 10 30 with evening worship at 8. The Lerado Busy Bee 4 H Club met June 30 at the Creager home from 8 to 5 with chicken checks by president Jimmy Creager, games and lunch served by Betty Creager and Betty Ann Tissander. Next gathering at Mrs G Chaille's home.
An editorial accuses President Roosevelt and John L. Lewis of denying workers the right to work by supporting CIO control of industry. It claims 100 million dollars in payrolls are unpaid and estimates total losses to business and agriculture could reach one to two billion dollars, warning the forgotten man theme may be undermined by current policy.
Professor R I Throckmorton of Kansas State Agricultural College says dust storms are historical and ongoing, but resodding dry sandy soils could greatly reduce erosion. He favors cover crops like sorghum and grasses, notes seed supply issues, and urges noncultivation of reclaimed land. government purchase may be needed if farmers cannot comply.
The Statue of Freedom by Thomas Crawford was raised onto the Washington Capitol dome on December 2, 1863, amid a 35 gun salute reflecting its significance in American art and history.
The Mt Carmel Summerside 4-H Club met at advisor Stanley Pattison’s home on June 28 with six members present. They played indoor baseball then held a business meeting and planned to meet at each member’s home. Next meeting topics include Market Pigs by George Aicholtz and Billy Patterson.
Public auction of the estate of William Hewett deceased to be held at his late residence on Broadway street Batavia Ohio on Wednesday July 14 1987 at 1 pm. Items include two iron bedsteads six chairs radio heating stove range drops leaf table two wardrobes pictures and other household and kitchen furniture. Cash on day of sale before removal. Edwin Q Ely administrator and A M Bilis auctioneer.
Carmel's Flying Needle Club met June 22 at the school with 16 members. Dorothy Liven good demonstrated Posture While Sewing and Alma Aich oltz presented Stitches. Members planned a trip to Coney Island and adjourned to meet again July 8.
The Junior Kitchen Chefs group met at Blanche McGuire's home on Wednesday June 30 with nine girls in attendance. The leader had their group photo taken after the meeting. Refreshments were served and fortunes told.
Four garments cleaned through and through to look like new upon receipt. Contact Fenton Service L J Pullen Nuts Ced 8rd near Main Batavia O For sale Poor land seed potatoes Wilbur Baumann Batavia Route 5 Ph 421.
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