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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1936
Page
8
A brief verse urges daily resolve to wake with effort, kindness, cheer, and faith in God. The poem frames a one day at a time resolve to improve at work and in play, showing a reflective school of thought.
Batavia locals report absentees seeking November ballots while local candidates and meetings stir activity. Numerous visits from Detroit and Columbus residents, a July Republican meeting planned in Newtonsville, and social events plus small purchases noted across Batavia and Williamsburg.
The Batavia Village Consolidated School District will sell at public auction on August 8 1936 at 2 p.m. at the Clerk's office Clermont County Ohio several former school sites including Afton Elmwood Greenbriar Olive Branch and Elklick properties as well as related parcels with detailed metes and bounds. Sale terms require cash payment on sale day and bids may be rejected in whole or part by the district president Eli H Speidel and Clerk J M Wiseman.
Legal notice appears from a county court listing a complaint against a defendant. The readable text names Bering L. Brown and references a case in the Bonn Bay Perry area, with partial garbled phrasing.
Bethel area hosts a stream of guests over the weekend. Cincinnati visitors include Miss Hassie Crane’s sister and family, Mr and Mrs Al Latham and son, and Mrs Leever. Portsmouth callers Dr and Mrs W E Thompson. Miss Goldie Taylor visiting with Mrs E H Beck. and other relatives from Cincinnati, Peoria, Dayton, Covington, and Coshocton.
Erma Lair of Dayton visiting parents Frank Dimmitt and wife attended a birthday party at Milton Roude bush s Newtonsville Friday eve Simon Grossnickle of Edenton spent several days last week with his sister Mrs Sarah Stouder.
Cliff Rosselot and family visited his wife's parents on Sunday evening. William Haines and wife hosted Cincinnati friends over the Fourth. George Bauer reported a lost horse on Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Frank Dimmitt spent Sunday at Lebanon with Raymond Weaver and wife.
Milton Hunt and family of Miamisburg with McGahan of Middletown spent the weekend with Mrs. Ellen Jordan. Joe Tholman and Chas. Tholman from Dayton visited J. A. Tholman and family, Earl Dunbar, and friends. Kenton Atwood of Wilmington College visited his parents. Various other relatives from Cincinnati Georgetown Shiloh Walnut Hills called or stayed over, including Mrs. Enger and daughter.
The I. I. CO. will sponsor a lawn fete on the M B church lawn Thursday evening July 9 starting at 6 o'clock. Home made ice cream ices and cakes will be served. All members are urged to contribute to support the church.
Community snippets recap Fourth of July activities in Nicholsville Hamersville and Bethel. Guests visit family homes attend picnics showers and weddings. Funerals for Orange Snider and B P Vandament noted. Mrs Althea Brannen hosts a friend from God's Bible School.
The Ladies' Helping Circle hosts its annual festival at the Community Building on Saturday July 1 with homemade ice cream cake and candy. Readers note a lengthy local social roundup including Andersons from Ft Mitchell Ky and others from Middletown Cincinnati and Batavia.
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