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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1935
Page
8
The Clermont Courier reports visits and travels of local residents including Mrs Ella Lane, George Hugo and Anna Ferguson. It notes summer recreations, hospital recoveries, and family visits across Mt Carmel Batavia Dayton Toledo and Akron. An obituary for Mrs Charles Bell is listed with funeral plans. Community events include a church lawn social and a Batavia Garden Club meeting with plant displays.
The Dowdney family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness shown during their bereavement following the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Dowdney.
Special notice invites all to the Ladies Helping Circle event at the Community Building Mt Holly on Thursday night. Home made ice cream cake country store and fish pond ramage sale with lawn mowers screen doors and more at low prices offered by J OC Fuhr Williamsburg Ohio. Also notes a labor market observation about skilled craftsmen shortages despite high unemployment.
Dr Claude B Smith is listed as a dentist located in Batavia Ohio with an office in the First National Bank Building and contact numbers for residence and office. The entry provides professional address details without additional biographical information.
Minnie Conn Filager, born December 31 1865 on a Bantam area farm, died July 3 1935 near Batavia aged 69 years 7 months. She married Chris Filager in 1889 and is survived by two children Galen Filager and Elva Carter. A devoted daughter wife and mother she supported her parents and worshipped at Branch Hill and Owensville M E churches. She bore illness with patience and passed peacefully July 8 in prayerful faith, leaving a legacy of kindness and steadfast faith.
We extend sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for kindness during our wife and mother's illness and death. Special gratitude to floral donors Rev Budd for visits and comfort Rev and Mrs Budd and Mrs R S Harmount for music and to Wm S Moore funeral director for services. Mr Chris Filager Mr and Mrs Galen Filager.
Russel Edward Hill born April 1 1904 died July 2 1935 in Newtonsville area after a fatal accident. Survived by wife Alma Seward two sons Charles Monroe and Richard Edward, mother, three sisters and two brothers. The notice honors his cheerful loyal nature and asks readers to trust in God as the family endures this loss. Maxwell N. Cornelius D. D.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of wife and mother. Special thanks to Rev Budd for comfort and services to the family and to the Budd and Harmount families for music. Dinner by M E Guild at church July 11 6 30 pm menu and price 50 cents. Also mentions funeral director Wm Stirling Moors.
A note of gratitude expresses appreciation to neighbors friends and especially the Rev Stitzel for consoling words and to donors of numerous floral offerings.
The text expresses gratitude to the choir for beautiful songs and thanks Mr Monroe for his sympathetic service, mentioning Mrs Alma Hill and boys.
The Supreme Court's action is praised as a landmark ruling reasserting constitutional limits after two years of New Deal legislation. Observers note the decision halted extensions like Wagner Labor Disputes provisions and AAA authority, signaling a return to constitutional bounds rather than novelty. Senator George of Georgia framed the Court’s stance as a reaffirmation of established limits.
The text argues that NRA decisions mark the start of a wave of changes likely to strike the AAA program and tariff bargaining law as the court reinterprets the Constitution. It notes past arrogance by the Brain Trusters in 1938 and suggests they ignored constitutional limits.
The Batavia churches list services for Sunday July 14 at Batavia Presbyterian Monterey Presbyterian and U B Church with Sunday school times and morning worship. Batavia M B H Church notes midweek events. Goshen community updates include local visits and hospital stays with names of residents and gatherings.
Lehigh cement lime sewer pipe plaster and fire brick were offered at J. C. Fubrs Williamsburg location with items listed under 0 221 f in a local sale.
Jennie E. Fisher widow of Zachariah Fisher died at her sister Miss Anna Jones Amelia July 5 in her 82nd year Funeral at Amelia M E Church Sunday July Tth 2 30 PM Rev George Hazelwood Interment Amelia IOOF Cemetery Charles E Morgan husband of Laura Bainum nee Bainum Pt Pleasant died suddenly July 4 in his 88th year Funeral at Whites Funeral Home Sunday July 7 4 PM Rev Garrett Interment Laurel Cemetery
Ambergris is a waxy substance found floating in the Indian Ocean and as a secretion in the sperm whale's alimentary canal, believed to be its true origin. It varies in color from white to black and is often marble-like. Musk is a substance from the musk deer’s urinary sac, fresh chocolate-colored and viscid, drying to a powder with a bitter taste and strong odor.
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