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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1936
Page
8
A fragmented clipping lists the Clermont Courier with a one year rate of $100 and references the Cincinnati Post and Times Star along with the Cincinnati Enquirer and Courier at $425. The text shows multiple newspaper names and price figures in a terse line.
Batavia locals list visits and greetings from Cincinnati Ashland and Hillards. entries cover meetings 4-H events car trips to Denver and Belfast fete with refreshments. Multiple Fuhr ads promote supplies. community life includes obits and hospital news.
The Kitchenook stove line emphasizes simple lighting by opening the valve and striking a match. It features porcelain enamel finish and indirect heat circulation for even baking. Various sizes and models ensure a fit for different requirements.
The Hand in Hand class sponsors a lawn fete on church grounds at 5 p m Saturday July 18 with refreshments a fish pond and other attractions. C Fuhr of Williamsburg is promoting Yes it takes less time and covers more Seeing is believing Try it all. We express sincere appreciation to neighbors friends and relatives for kindness shown at the time of our father s death and burial. Kennedy Funeral Home ministers singers donors of flowers and all others are thanked Ethel Vandament Orion Vandament Harley Vandament and family note gratitude
The Reds face the New York Giants at Crosley Field in a weekend series with a single game Saturday and a double header Sunday, a key push for fourth place. Box seats available at Straits Cigar Store. games start 2:30 Saturday and 1:45 Sunday.
The East Hill Farm Woman's club gathered at Mrs. Anna Knapp on July 2 with 17 members and 8 guests. Members answered roll call with items about flag etiquette. Mrs. Mantie Binkley led a patriotic reading and Elizabeth Combs Clara Glancy Anna Knapp Stella Moore Ethel Davidson Alma Pattison Florence Salter Ida White shared readings and poems. Mrs. Ashton won the content prize. Next meeting at Ida White’s on July 9. the club hosted a Sterling guest at Anna Maham’s in Afton.
Monroe Grange hosts two play night events at Laurel Community Hall on July 16 and July 22 inviting all ages to join for a free, family friendly evening of fun with no charges.
The note recalls Dr Claude B Smith a dentist at the First National Bank Building with contact details. It contrasts the old fashioned man who received a watch chain on his twenty first birthday with the present day son who has worn out three automobiles before reaching voting age.
Coney Island summer lineup features Ted Weems and His Orchestra July 23 and 24 with Tommy Tucker on His Orchestra preceding and following. Covington Day with fireworks, Island Queen rides 10 cent fare, five cent rides on all devices. July 11 Keyston Hardware five cent day, Hamilton County League anniversary July 23 dinner, Jr O U A M fireworks July 25.
Obituaries list several local deaths with ages and funeral details. Albert C. J Wheeler of Lindale Ohio dies at 77 with services at Lindale Baptist Church and burial at Lindale cemetery. Howard E Bennett of Withamsville dies at 48 with services at Mt. Washington funeral home and Withamsville Church, burial Mt. Moriah. John W Mathers of Clough Pike near Newtown dies at 63 with services at Mt. Washington. interment Newtown cemetery. Bertha Fridman of Clermontville near New Richmond dies at 60 with services at New Richmond funeral home. burial Mt. Zion. Infant daughters of Oscar and Barbara Behymer of Locust Corner die. interment Mt. Moriah.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra outlines a 1936 87 season featuring sixteen symphony pairs four grand operas and four Monte Carlo Ballet Russe performances all at Music Hall. Theodore Gannon says prices are reduced season tickets from $6 to $30 with sales underway Eugene Goossens remains musical director and Vladimir Bakaleinikoff serves as assistant conductor.
Advertisement seeks a permanent service position for an established farm supply company. Salary cited as $300 monthly with steady earnings. Must have a car and farm experience. No letter needed. applicants to mail coupon to Box 16, 7018 Quincy, Illinois.
Batavia Presbyterian and Midweek churches announce July 19 services including Sunday school at 9 40 and morning worship. Batavia M E notes Sunday school 9 30 morning service 10 30 with no evening service until Sept 2. Afton and Huntington lead discussions and Vacation Bible School programs feature in upcoming week.
A reflection notes that past baby care advice was by old maids and now economists advising on government spending lack personal funds. The remark contrasts practical upbringing wisdom with financial expertise.
On account of ill health of wife we will sell at auction 44 miles south of State Route 125 Forestville Saturday July 18 at 1 p m. Items include 2 Ax minister rugs 9x12 black walnut chairs china closet oak dresser buffet oak chifforobe Morris chair overstuffed living room suite garden and farm tools. Cash terms. K Ellis A M Billig auctioneers CAPO
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