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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1949
Page
8
County and city salesmen sought to sell Fyr-Fyter extinguishers with no stock capital required. Earn $500 plus monthly from a direct factory shipment plan, covering local prospects with weekly commission checks. Ages 21 to 60, write for complete original sales plan, no obligation.
Multiple community notices list for sale items including a Farmall regular tractor in good condition and a kitchen cabinet. Also reported are visits and movements of Amelia residents, hospital recoveries, property purchases, and social events at local churches with family gatherings and remodeled homes.
J Stevens Lytle of Batavia Ohio has bought a registered Jersey cow. The purchase adds to a growing herd in the area. Jerseys are registered by The American Jersey Cattle Club with headquarters in Columbus Ohio. The club offers programs to help breeders maximize profits from Jerseys.
A historical newspaper fragment highlights a Macaulay quote about men’s hearts, books, events, and actions as tutors and eloquence, reflecting civic reflection and moral framing in the era.
Charles Abbott of Loveland presided over a Batavia round table of Clermont County Boy Scout Leaders. Plans covered county fair duties including traffic, first aid, and exhibits. A Aug 5 training for nearby Bethel leaders was announced. Twenty four leaders attended the meeting.
Mrs. Jane Bolan hosted a picnic at Roadside Park near Bethel on July 15 to honor the birthdays of daughter Josephine Boles and granddaughter Janet Cann. Guests included Horace Cann, Donald Lillich family, Lyle Cann family, Allen Boles senior, Batavia residents, Garnet Cann family, Lawson, Paul Cann, Janet Cannary, Mary Hunt family, and Mary Lee of Manchester, Kentucky.
Marjorie Louise Thompson and Curtis P Taylor were married at Bethel Methodist Church in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Edward H Jones. Enid Peart sang two numbers as the couple exchanged vows, with Elton A Taylor as best man and ushers Robert Frazee and Richard Smith. A fried chicken dinner fundraiser will be hosted by Goshen W S C in their new church basement on August 3 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
The family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of Mrs. Ida Belle Dickson. Appreciation extended for floral offerings and to the minister David W. Williams and others for music. Thanks to Lew F. White Memorial Funeral Home for thoughtful service. John T. Dickson and children.
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