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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1926
Page
8
The Clermont Courier features local notices and ads from Batavia and Williamsburg. Readers see household goods promotions, farm updates, family visits, a birth, illnesses, travel notes, church sermons, and social events across Clermont County with references to nearby towns and people including Batavia, Williams burg, Georgetown, and Newtonsville.
Republican Attorney General candidate Clint Boyd from Middletown leads a brief on his background including education at Miami and Michigan, law practice since 1910, and Ohio and federal bar admissions. The page also records a Humphries family reunion, obituaries for Gustave B Ansteatt of Brown County, and church notes plus a short 4-H sewing club report.
L H Lawrence of Monterey Park California won the light car class with a 26.71 mpg gasoline average in the first Annual Lake Arrowhead Conservation contest. He drove a Chevrolet coach 90 miles from Los Angeles to Lake Arrowhead using 8.5 gallons in a non professional, owner style run witnessed by a large crowd.
Federal Land Bank offers 5 percent loans with dividends paid to borrowers. The low rate makes it a top farm loan, with J. A. Hartman, Secy-Treas., Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association, 1307 First National Bank Bldg., Cincinnati, operating under government supervision. Also advertising oil cook stoves at P. M. Rapp's in Batavia, Ohio. June will
The Batavia Methodist Episcopal Church will hold its annual picnic on Thursday August 6 at the Bantam Fair Grounds. A program of contests games and features is planned and a good time is promised for all attendees. Invites Sunday school members church members and friends to attend.
The Bantam Busy Bees met at the Bantam school house on July 16 with America singing to start. Leader Jessie Butler examined finished aprons and drafted one kimono pattern. After sewing and social time they adjourned to meet again July 20 at Nellie May Hughes home.
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