Clermont Courier rates and contact details in 1989
The Clermont Courier lists subscription pricing and business contact details dated July 12, 1989. It shows options for one year six months and three months, with rates for combining the Courier with Cincinnati Post Times-Star and Enquirer. The page includes billing and management lines typical of a small local paper.
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Clermont
Courier and
Cincinnati Post
Courier and Times-Star
Cincinnati Enquirer
Social and Personal Notes From Batavia and Vicinity
Mrs Randolph Reynolds entertained her Bridge club Monday night. Numerous social visits are reported including Harold Peterson and family from Cincinnati with Dr Van Horn. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Sid Vaughn on July 10. Several locals plan trips to Camp Perry and Masonic Home visits. Prolific list of relatives and neighbors appears with thanks note for a bereavement and changed phone numbers for insurance services.
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Randolph Reynolds
Sid Vaughn
Lorado 4-H Club Plans Ice Cream Social
The Lorado 4-H Club met July 5 to discuss a picnic at Blue Sky Park on June 13 and planned an ice cream social for July 26. They played Upset the Fruit Basket. Next meeting scheduled for July 19 at 8 p.m. Russell Davidson, reporter.
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Lorado 4-H
Blue Sky Park
Russell Davidson
Mt Carmel Modern Cooking Club Meets At Annavee Clark Home
Mt Carmel Modern Cooking Club met July 5 at Annavee Clark’s home. Eleven members attended as the vice president called the meeting to order. A committee was appointed to handle next meeting duties. A motion set the next gathering for July 12 at Aich oltz’s. Phil Meininger of Branch Hill visited with friends Friday. Sunday guests included Mrs Belle Kirgan and family from Amelia and several Hill, Wiseman, Rush and Nichols families. Judge Hugh L Nichols and family planned a trip to New York for the World’s Fair.
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Mt. Carmel
Hugh L. Nichols
Harold Nichols
Allen T
Hugh
Robert
New York
Reds Begin Eastern Swing After All-Star Break
The Cincinnati Reds head to New York for a three-game set with the Giants at the Polo Grounds before a doubleheader in Boston against the Bees. They also play single games at Brooklyn and Philadelphia, with Shrine Night set for July 25 at Crosley Field. Seven Reds players joined the NL All-Stars in the Yankee Stadium game.
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Cincinnati Reds
Reds
New York
Giants
Polo Grounds
Boston
Bees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Flatbush
Leo Durocher
Philadelphia
Crosley Field
Boston Bees
Yankee Stadium
Paul Derringer
Bucky Walters
Johnny Vander Meer
Ernie Lombardi
Frank McCormick
Lonny Frey
Ival Goodman
Clermont WPA Workers Quiet Amid New Rules in County
About 1,800 Clermont County WPA laborers reportedly have not joined strikes seen elsewhere over Congress formed Works Progress Administration regulations. On the Nicholsville New Richmond road project some grumbling noted after notices of new hours, but no strike. On the Benton Richey road project little dissatisfaction. several men were moved to other parts of the county. Most workers are unskilled, with only a few skilled masons. Foremen were summoned to Batavia for a meeting as crews reported for work Monday.
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Clermont County
WPA
Works Progress Administration
Congress
Jesse Fryman
Felicity
WPA Union of Ohio
Nicholsville
New Richmond Road
Fryman
Benton-Richey Road
Prid
Atte Phoott
Batatia
Clermont County Commissioners Approve July Bills in Regular Session
Clermont County commissioners met in Batavia on July 10 in adjourned session to audit and approve a large list of claims. Payments include payrolls, road and bridge materials, fuel, machine parts, and various service vendors, with the auditor authorized to draw warrants on the county treasury.
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Clermont County
Batavia
Summer Opera Presents Lucia de Lammermoor in Cincinnati
Opera lovers will hear Lucia di Lammermoor at Zoo Garden on July 16 and 20 with Rose Tentino as Mimi in Puccini's La Boheme July 18 and 21 and Verdi's Il Trovatore July 19 and 24. Josephine Antoine and Gladys Swarthout are linked to Lucia. Ashton is sung by Frank Chapman. Tickets at Sixth and Walnut offices. prices 75 cents to 2 dollars. reserved books offer ten tickets for eleven. Parking is ample. performances start 8:15 P M with gates open after 7:15.
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Donizetti
Cincinnati
Zoo Garden
Puccini
Verdi
Scotland
Walter Scott
Lucia
Edgar
Josephine Antoine
Metropolitan
Coloratura
Frank Chapman
Gladys Swarthout
Ashton
Little Mimi
Paris Garrets
Rose
Tentino
Mimi
Joseph Royer
Marcello
Norman Cordon
Colline
Anes Roselle
R G Deal and Son Lead Clermont Dairy Ranking
In Clermont division of the Clermont and Hamilton Dairy Hird Improvement Association R G Deal and Son of Williamsburg top the fifteen and over cow class with a herd of 31 registered jerries averaging 795 pounds of milk and 386 8 pounds of butter fat per cow. Fred Yeoman of Goshen leads five to fifteen cows with Guernseys averaging 860 pounds of milk and 40 4 pounds of fat per cow. Yeoman also has the highest fat cow producing 67 4 pounds of fat in June. The association wide average is 640 pounds of milk per cow with total herd fat values not fully shown. Tester Shultz notes he is testing 27 herds totaling 40.
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Clermont Division
Clermont and Hamilton
R. G. Deel and Son
Williamsburg
Fred Yeoman
Goshen
Mr. Deel
Yeoman
Shultz
Contracts Awarded On Five Road Jobs
Five road contracts for No 4 Special crushed limestone were awarded to low bidders. Merwin Ten Mile Gerold Iles 708.40 Marathon Lerado Estel Pringle 1 788 103 Burdsall John Gaul 188 Woodland Park Estel Pringle 846760. County estimates for July total about 6200 with plans for surface treatment and oil programs on multiple roads by County Engineer Carl H Rush.
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Carl H. Rush
Frank Willis Memorial
Ohio Township
Laycock
Judd Hill
Mervin
Ten Mile
Marathon
Lerado
Edenton
Burdsall
Woodland Park
Buckwheat
Sugartree
Merwin
Gerald Iles
Ighe
rado-Edenton Ad
Estel
Pringle
John Gaul
Riee Supports Emancipation In Last Civil War Year
Riee declared himself in favor of a permanent emancipation of enslaved people during the final year of the Civil War, signaling a stance on the wartime conflict and slavery policy.
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Riee
Pringle and Kelsey Named Delegates to Senior Camp
Miss Faye Pringle of Newtonsville and George Kelsey of Milford will represent Clermont County at a Senior group week end camp at Camp Clifton Green County near Antioch College this weekend. Raymond Patton, chairman of Clermont County Edu Rec Club, said they arrive Saturday afternoon and will join a program on older youth problems focusing on Youth and Marriage and Youth and the Community.
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Faye Pringle
Newtonsville
George Kelsey
Milford
Clermont County
Camp Clifton
Green ‘County
Antioch College
Raymond Patton
Edu-Rec
Pringle
Kelsey
The Churches Batavia M E Church Service and Events
Batavia M. E. Church with C R Spangler minister announces morning service at 10 20 and Sunday school at 9 30. CIC picnic with Mrs Horn near Williamsburg Wednesday afternoon. Guild meeting Thursday evening in church. Pot luck dinner at 6 p m followed by business.
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