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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1930
Page
8
Two men robbed the Loveland Bank last Monday about noon, seizing nearly $3000 while employees were held at gunpoint. They entered from across the street, entered the cage, and warned others not to press the alarm. no clues have been found. Sheriff and deputies responded. no one injured.
Our Family oriented funeral home invites the public to inspect facilities at any time. A new ambulance car on a Packard chassis supports round the clock service day or night. Signed Jr. Isaac Maham indicates Williamsburg Ohio.
Hamilton County reports severe drought impact on pastures oats potatoes and new alfalfa seedings with May and June rainfall totals under an inch. Wheat threshing finished yields good with 14 acres Trumbull wheat averaging 34.2 bushels per acre. Feld Meeting set for July 17 alongside demonstrations and expert talks. Community notices include a large General Refrigerator use claim and the Fitzpatrick Tatman Reunion set for July 27 at Amelia Ohio with a program in preparation.
Local notices note H. Anna Quinby seeking the Republican nomination for Representative to the General Assembly. Afton resident Mrs. Mary Glancy expresses gratitude to neighbors and others who helped after a July 11 fire that threatened her buildings.
Charles W. Main, an employee of the Globe Chair Co in Hillsboro, was found dead in the factory basement likely from electrocution. Coroner E. Q. Weat and Dr. W. B. Roads cite a dark basement and a leaking water pipe as factors. Main was sent to fix the pipe after the foreman noted the leak at about 2 80 that afternoon.
Miss Nell Falkenberg returns home after a three week hospital stay at Price Hill. A series of dinners and dances honor families from Homer, Locust Corner, Cincinnati, Detroit and beyond. Numerous guests visit Hauser, Shickles and Shickley households, with plans for a tarvia road from A Y to Locust Corner.
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