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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1934
Page
8
Vermont Courier and several papers advertise subscriptions and rates. Local residents and visitors are noted with brief social mentions including visits, birthdays, picnics, and community events. The text lists for sale roofing and building materials, plus upcoming Budd U B picnic and Davis Hill Batavia bridge work amid summer heat.
Elmer Kramer of Dayton visits home folks. A Batavia farmer sold a 450 lb hog with $640 tax, yardage 55c, commission 60c, balance due $1.80. Judge Nichols and wife depart for Detroit for six weeks. Harold Nichols visits Detroit. Mrs Holmes of Coral Gables and others visit BG King in Manchester. Mt Carmel School hosts Lawn Fete and Card Party for PTA on Saturday July 21 with ice cream, cake, pop, sandwiches and popcorn. cards 25¢, bridge and five hundred. fete at 7 0, cards at 8 30.
The Williamsburg Post No. 288 American Legion and the Williams burg Business Men's Association express thanks to village officials township board of education the press musicians patrons and the public for their whole hearted support of the fourth of July celebration. The committee notes the event as a grand success and promises an early publication of the financial statement. Thank you come again next year. E H Ruffoer, chairman.
Announcement urges applying to the National Re-employment office in Batavia for immediate results. A. W. Mein ken leads the office. Service is free with no cost to applicants.
Batavia Presbyterian Samuel Huecker minister lists Sunday July 22 services and mid week 7 30 p m. U B Church Rev Ludwick conveys July 22 schedule with Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 10 30. Batavia M E Church led by Rev Budd John Huntington notes Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 10 80 evening 8 00. Epworth League 7 15 p m junior choir Tuesday 7 00. No evening services after Sept 28. Afton church evening service. Co League trip reports 27 Leaguers at Edenton. Thos Wildley Monroe elected to Evanston Aug 31.
Mrs Geneva Cann and her young daughter of Summerside were struck as an auto pushed a dead horse along the pike around 10 pm Saturday. Dr Myrta Adams of Newtown treated injuries. Drivers Louis Hagner and Fred Hagerman of Cincinnati were arrested for reckless driving and jailed in Batavia. bond set at 100 dollars each for Monday court.
The Busy Bee 4 H club met with Mrs H L Doughman on July 11 with three members present after recreation adjournment. The next meeting is scheduled for July 18.
Elmer Woods of Nine Mile Ohio born March 5 1870 died July 4 1984 at 12335 aged 64 years 3 months 29 days He was predeceased by his parents Samuel and Elizabeth Woods and left a widow Sarah Elizabeth King 10 children six boys four girls nine grandchildren three sons in law two daughters in law two brothers and numerous relatives Remembrances and thanks to Rev Huecker floral donors and William Moore accompany the notice by the widow and children
The Cincinnati Rotary Club sponsored Crippled Children’s Camp at Highland Park opened last week with 64 enrolled and more to come. The annual event aids the unfortunate. The public opening is next Sunday July 22 with music by the Ft. Thomas High School Band.
Wednesday evening July 25 at 8 o'clock Rev. Sexton presents a stereoptical lecture New Adventures of Faith with hymn slides Jesus shall reign Where the Sun A Christian view discusses industrialism race and international relations worldwide All are welcome Also contact L R Fiscus Well Driller Bethel Ohio for pure water services
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