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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1939
Page
8
The Clermont Courier presents a one year offer including the Courier and Cincinnati Post for 4.25 and the Courier with Times-Star or Cincinnati Enquirer for 4.25. This regional deal bundles local news with major papers at a fixed price.
Henry Dawson and wife of Dayton visited his mother here last week. Miss Broadwell of Berea visits Mrs. Alice Pearson. L E Long and wife sail to Canada for two weeks. Mrs. John Binning hosted her club Thursday. Mrs. Harry Barbeau leaves for California after visiting her children. Mrs. James McTomany of Louisville visits her mother Mrs. Cora Bishop. Laura Viola Wacker of Williamsburg visits her aunt Mrs. E E Peterson. Mr and Mrs D K McDonald leave for their summer home in Michigan. Mr and Mrs Lyle Rasey of Cheyenne welcome a baby girl born Monday July 17. Rev Spangler and family enjoy a two week vacation at Lake. Harry Studer returns home from Cincinnati hospital after an operation. Batavia Gardens Club pic nic at Mrs Peterson’s home. Sterling and Billy Moore visit their grandmother Mrs Daebler in Portsmouth. Mr and Mrs B S Fishback with Mrs Louis Buerkle and Mrs Barbara Rush spend time in Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Glen Ankton host Mrs J Shannon of Chicago. Mrs E S Long and Mrs Wm Crantz host birthday club at Mrs Long’s. Mrs Retta Iles hosts daughter Evalyn of the city and Columbus relatives. Mr and Mrs Ellis Walker of Madisonville visit Bob Barbeau and family. Mrs Hugh King travels to Greensburg Indiana to stay with husband. Ernest Ruffner, H Vaught, Charles Carpenter and Kenneth White of Williamsburg take a ten day vacation in Houghton Michigan. Miss Billie Wilson and sister Miss Ruby of Cincinnati return to work after two weeks off in Long Island and Columbus with the World’s Fair visit.
The Jackson school at Nicholasville hosts its tenth annual Homecoming on July 30 1989 with a basket dinner. Attendees should arrive by 10 30. Jas M Fitzpatrick serves as presidente Lulu Phillips as secretary.
Four private 4-H groups, Jolly 4-H Workers Hearts O Gold Flower Club Carmel Flying Needles and Mt. Carmel Modern Cooking, meet across Summerside and Carmel areas. Demonstrations included baking berry stain removal and flower arrangements. Meetings adjourned with plans for July 12 and July 18 gatherings and small social activities.
A June payroll check for Ohio state agencies reveals hundreds of positions remain vacant since Bricker’s term began, yielding monthly salary savings of over twenty eight thousand dollars in Liquor Control and similar cuts in Health and Welfare. Other departments show smaller reductions. Highway Patrol and Penitentiary add staff by statute. Secretary Griffith orders a Pike county election fraud probe with eight investigators. Ohio exhibit head Hamilton reports about 23,000 visitors to the state’s New York World’s Fair pavilion this July. Griffith to speak at the National Association of Secretaries of State meeting in Concord.
Newshire reports in August that the Ohio system of election administration will be discussed. An invitation from the Columbus Chamber of Commerce to hold the 1940 conference in Columbus is also presented. The state liquor department advertises bids for warehousing space in Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland Canton and Toledo with a July 31 noon deadline. The Newtonsville 4-H Club met July 14 with Alberta Moore presiding and planned work on record books. Doris Marshall News Reporter.
The Annual Picnic of District No 22 Order of the Eastern Star will be held at Sharon Woods on Thursday afternoon July 20 with a picnic supper at 5:80 hosted by Loveland Chapter.
Household goods from three generations at the residence of Mrs I Burton Van Laun administratrix on State Route 125 Cherry Grove Ohio. Sale begins Wednesday July 26 1939 at 10 am with furniture utensils antiques. Terms day of sale A M Ellis auctioneer Lunch served by Cherry Grove U B Ladies Aid.
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