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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1936
Page
8
Clermont Corner item for Batavia Ohio marks one year of publication. Includes references to Courier and Cincinnati Post and Cincinnati Times Star editions with 4 25 and 4 25 listings. Reader sees archival note about local paper exchanges.
Local Batavia items report Eli Speide and wife in Michigan for the heated term. Mrs D A Judd of Felicity joined Batavia friends. Several residents undertake vacations and visits to Ohio townships and Florida with trips to Michigan and Virginia.
Readable text shows brief fragments from a local page segment with scattered names and notes, lacking a complete event or clear agenda. OCR quality limits extraction of concrete people, places, or dates beyond isolated tokens.
Obituary notes Charles son of the late Frank Jones a former Batavia barber died at Dayton hospital July 13 and buried July 14. He was brother to Robert and Roscoe Jones. Separate notice details sealed bids due August 1 1936 for Batavia Public Schools pupil transportation routes Route No 1 Elk Lick 16 miles 35 pupils Route No 2 Afton 18.1 miles 50 pupils Route No 3 Olive Branch 12.5 miles 50 pupils bids require new all steel bus with safety features and specified capacities and alternates. bids also cover insurance licenses and bonds. J M Wiseman Clerk Batavia Village Consolidated School District Clermont County Ohio July 23 1936.
Mr and Mrs Franklin Laub plus daughter Florence Ellen hosted a July 4 basket picnic for 43 relatives at their lawn. Attendees included Henry Laub Ellen Davis and daughter Florence Geo Davis of Tabasco and many others from East Hyde Park Locust Corner Westwood Detroit and Hartwell. Florence Ellen Laub was hosted at an ice cream party by George Davis in Detroit in honor of Billy Schwartz.
The Pollyanna 4-H club held a picnic at Lucy Run on July 16 with a good turnout. Clea King and Nicholeville 4-H Willing Workers met at Jackson school yard to discuss projects. next meeting July 21 at the same place. Mr. Lemon attended Goshen 4-H Forward Workers on July 9 for ice cream and cake after business. plan a hike for July 28. Phyllis Humphrey reports a Buttonhole demonstration by Mrs. Maddox at Carmel's Flying Needle 4-H last Thursday. next meeting July 80th.
The Withamsville Shamrock 4-H Sewing club met in July and decided to hold a lawn fete on July 25 at the Withamsville Community Hall to benefit the camp fund. Carmel's Modern Cooks met July 16 at the school house. demonstrations included Making a Cake by Helen Roye and How to Wash Dishes by Helen Brazier. Next meeting set for July 80 at 12:30 p.m.
Mrs. George Bohrer and daughter visit relatives in Michigan. Mrs. Rollin Coyle of Batavia spends a day with Mary Swope and family. Mrs. Harry Britton of Williamsburg visits with her mother Ida Hill. Republican meeting draws Carl Rush E E Eastwood E R Beck and Chas Taylor in Newtoneville. Keith Brannock Jr from Miami Florida visits siblings in grandparents home. Welhelmina and Joan Simcox of Georgetown stay with relatives. Ray Evans hosts daughter and friend Davis of Columbus. Clyde Simms family from Wheeling WV visits. Allan Lee Harris of Dayton visits parents. Allan White hosts nephew Glenn Frazee of Cleveland. Catherine Mefford attends Goodyear picnic at Ross Ky. Effie Swing visiting daughter Everett Fisher family in Michigan. Chas Olsen of Akron accompanies Eleanor Swing home from Akron with Philip Swing. Rev. Guy Bagby escorts Dorothy Bagby Wymer and Helen Fern Patterson to Granville Ohio for Baptist Assembly twelve days. Paul Moreton and daughter of Cleveland visit Julia Moreton. Ruth Spence Moore of Cincinnati visits C D Hill and family.
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