Aceon Col Newsreel From July 1936
A fragment from Baravia reporting on events in July 1936. Details are sparse but place and date appear in the header style, noting local happenings and potential civic notes without explicit outcomes.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1936
Page
8
A fragment from Baravia reporting on events in July 1936. Details are sparse but place and date appear in the header style, noting local happenings and potential civic notes without explicit outcomes.
A combined deal offers one year subscriptions to the Clement Courier and the Cincinnati Post Courier and Cincinnati Times Star as well as the Cincinnati Enquirer and Courier. The promotion appears dated April 25 and targets readers seeking bundled access to multiple papers.
Batavia locals list visits in Detroit Bethesda Hospital and Ohio towns. Families and friends host gatherings while county agents plan talks and students attend Wilmington College. Local ads promote roofing paint and home goods as residents share weekend travels and updates.
On July 27 1936 a majority of freeholders petitioned the Clermont County Board of Commissioners to annex a described 18.28 acre territory northeast of Amelia to the village. The board set September 28 1936 for the hearing at the Batavia commissioners office.
The Batavia Village Consolidated Board of Education invites sealed bids by August 1 1986 12:00 PM for pupil transportation on Elk Lick Afton and Olive Branch routes in Clermont County Ohio. Details on routes schedules and equipment available from Superintendent Paul K Moore at Batavia Public Schools office.
Favret Mrs Lorey of Athens visited her daughter. The 4 H Club held a festival on the church lawn. Frances White to teach in Nicholsville primary. Mary Love in upper grades. Several residents visited relatives and employers announced teaching moves. A new dairy barn is under construction for Clem Busch at Franklin. Trav erse Bay trip planned for Aubrey Redfield family.
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