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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1937
Page
8
July 14 1987 editor combination offer lists Clermont Courier for one year and pairs with the Courier Cincinnati Post Times Star and Enquirer in add-on pricing. The notice outlines bundled advertising options across multiple papers.
The Secretary of State notifies the Board of Election that all trustee candidates must indicate which term they seek on the petition when filing. Local notes include travel, visits, and social events across Batavia, Williamsport, and nearby towns with residents and families visiting California, Yellowstone, and Canada.
Okley C. Denny of Georgetown was fined 110 dollars and costs in Justice of the Peace English's court for a Sunday smashup east of Bethel. He drove a Chrysler into a Ford driven by John C. Brown of Williamsville. Brown and his wife and three children were in the Ford. Mrs. Brown injured, others ok. Charges were reckless driving and driving under liquor. Denny could not pay and was jailed in Batavia.
The Churches. U B Church led by Rev Smith with Walter J Bauer as Sunday School Supt holds Sunday School at 9 80 a m Morning service at 10 30 and Evening worship at 8 00 Christian Endeavor at 7 00 Mid week services Wed 8 pm Choir rehearsal Friday 8 pm BATAVIA M E CHURCH John Huntington S S Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning worship 10 30 a m Theme Conviction of Judgment Prayer meeting Wed evening 8 00 Guild meeting Wed afternoon
William A Thomas pastor leads morning worship at 10 30 am at Summerside Old Bethel and Olive Branch venues with Sunday School at 9 00 am Morning worship 9 30 am Summerside 8 15 pm Evening worship and 8 15 pm prayer meeting on Wednesday a cordial welcome extended by the church
Church services set for Sunday with Morning worship at Locust Corner at 9:00 a.m. and Summerside at 10:30 a.m. Evening worship at 8:00 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church Mt. Carmel. Prayer meeting planned for 8:15 p.m. at Sum.
Hearts O Gold Flower Club met at Monterey school house on Thursday July 8. There being no business, meeting adjourned and records reviewed by advisor Mrs Atehley. Members then went to Blue Sky Park for a picnic and an enjoyable evening. Aileen White, Reporter.
Beechwood Camp runs July 18 to 29 in Newtonsville under County Council of Religious Education. Led by Mrs Grayce Honaker and a group of leaders including Mrs Alice Ansteadt Dennison Rev Herbert L Main and Miss Alice Wilmick. Cost 12.50 registrations to Mrs Honaker Batavia. Alumni Day July 25 includes picnic service and Galilean lake event. Also a local theatre Friday July 16 at Amelia School Auditorium by Christian Chapel C E admission 15 and 26 cents.
The Lerado 4-H Busy Bee Club met at the Chaille home on Thursday July 8. After the business session, attendees enjoyed a boat ride and swimming. Refreshments and games followed. next meeting set for July 2 at the Davidson home from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
The Nifty Stitch Clothing Club met at Monterey School on June 22 with vice president Marie Lohrum presiding. Members planned a picnic at Blue Sky Park for July 8 and adjourned to reconvene there with Dorothy McGuire reporting.
Clarence Young aged 28 of near Bethel on Starling Road was fined 50 dollars and costs in Mayor Myers court Monday night for reckless driving after two Saturday night accidents. Accompanied by the Pride sisters he started his car violently, struck a parked vehicle near the C and G depot, then crossed the street and hit another car as it backed from Myers Coal and Ice plant. None of the three cars suffered serious damage.
Mussey of Batavia was surprised when a four figure check arrived from New Mexico last week announcing the sale of old stock in a copper mine he has held for seventeen years. He had little hope of value but reaped a patient investment. The windfall is welcome though unforeseen.
A community social will be held on the Mt. Pisgah Church lawn Saturday evening July 17. A chicken supper and other good things will be served with proceeds for the benefit of the little church.
The piece suggests a surge in building as prices climb, with the New Deal potentially facing another slump before ending. It frames these trends as urgent, reflecting economic pressures and policy responses shaping construction activity.
A family reunion and picnic dinner marked the silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Montgomery of Amelia. Attendees included relatives and friends from Cincinnati Bethel Hamilton Bellevue Ky Phoenix Ariz Lindale and nearby areas.
John Littleton 56 of near Bethel died Friday at Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati after X ray treatment. Cause listed as high blood pressure and uremic poisoning. Survived by widow Stella, daughter Rose Hamilton, and sister Mrs Frank English. Funeral Monday at Bethel Christian Church. interment Bethel Cemetery.
Edenton Willing Workers 4-H Club met at Virginia Miller's home with fourteen members present. The group discussed the club business, then enjoyed refreshments. The next meeting is set for July 8 at Zula Frost's home. Virginia Hobson, Reporter.
The Owensville 4-H Club met at Schultz's Swimming Pool around 7:00. Members swam until 8:30 and then went to Charley Craver's for ice cream. The meeting adjourned until July 20.
Sealed proposals for mowing and grubbing 22 miles in Union and 20 miles in Williamsburg Townships must be received by July 19 1937 at 10 00 A M at the Clermont County Commissioners Batavia office. Bond or certified check 10 percent required. bids on printed forms only. Completion date August 14 1937. County reserves right to reject bids.
The All-American Girl 4-H Club met at Montely School on July 1. Members answered a roll call with a prompt about noticing people first. Entertainment plans include a July 8 picnic at Blue Sky Park. Christine Paff and Betty Lee Hill demonstrated finger waving and hair care. Next meeting will cover skin care and cosmetics by Aileen White.
The notice explains a four line minimum for Courier Classifieds ads priced at 28 cents with five cents for each extra line or fraction. A 10 cent bookkeeping charge applies for credit, and reductions apply for multiple insertions.
Dr C J McCloy advertises garment cleaning service promising like new results. Fenton Service run by L J Pullen offers repairs. A third ad promotes lime sheetrock high cement sewer pipe paint and varnish from J C Fuhr Hardware Man in Williamsburg Ohio.
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