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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
8
A compilation of community notices from Batavia and nearby areas including births, visits, guests, and family news. Highlights include a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Orville Richardson of Rocky Ford, various visits by Mrs Fannie Hulick and relatives, and social events such as a Monterey Christian church social and bazaar with proceeds for the church.
Batavia Presbyterian Church with minister Samuel Huecker invites all to worship on June 11. Sunday school starts at 9 30 with morning worship at 10 45. Sermon topic is Implications of a Divine Summons.
Miss Clara Johnson spoke at Sunday school while Rev. Cherrington shows improvement. Sympathy sent for Mrs. Chas Shinkle hurt in an auto collision. Prof. Homer Cherrington led morning and evening services. Guild meets Wednesday 7 30. Rev. Fisher of Williamsburg to preach Sunday morning and Rev. Terrell of Milford Sunday evening. Children’s Day program set for June 26 at 10 30 preaching hour.
Service schedule lists Sunday worship at 9:80 a m and 10:30 a m with theme Our Point of View of Love and Life. Children’s day observed with 8 p m service. EB at 7 80. election of officers and dues payment to follow.
Louis B. Fishback and Louis E. Wolf received the degree of Pharmaceutical Chemist at Cincinnati College of Pharmacy graduation exercises Tuesday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Earl Fishback, Mina and Helen Wolf, and Mr and Mrs Clyde Tom.
A plea to curb extravagance in local and state governments as federal efforts reduce national costs. The address warns that municipal spending has surged from 2.2 to 10.6 billion dollars in two decades, driving deficits and heavy taxes and hindering economic recovery.
Jacob Doenges and wife from Evansville Indiana visited here last week. Alice Prudent West and daughter from Columbus were guests at John Prudent's. Miss Eva Strasinger near Alexandria Kentucky and Roy Bushman wed Saturday at Bart Bushman’s. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ireton attended Wilmington commencement where daughter Mary earned honors. Mrs. F C Banister and daughter visiting relatives in Indiana. John W Hausserman Jr left for San Francisco to sail with family for the Philippines June 16. Tom Maurer of Wheeling West Virginia stayed at the Wyatt home last week. Mrs Florence McConnell improving at home.
Wallace Oscott and family visited Ports mouth relatives on Sunday. Miss Dorthy Nash invited her sister in Newtown on Friday. Edith Brazier entertained her children Tuesday night. Charles Rosenberg and Madisonville kin visited Delia Bell Tuesday. The M E church young married class spent Friday evening with O W McBride and wife. Clyde Rahe was at home Sunday. Bickle and wife hosted their daughter and grandchildren Wednesday. J W Hanlon Flora Lee of New Albany and J D Prather of Detroit visited Frank Brown and family this week. John Schott and wife of Pleasant Ridge visited T Johnson and wife Sunday.
The United States government presented its first platinum medal to Herbert Hoover then president and chairman of the George Washington Bicentennial commission. The obverse bears George Washington’s head and the reverse shows Liberty with the inscription Proclaim Liberty Throughout the Land. Ancient cars race in England featured seventy three pre 1904 models.
Marathon business caller Charles L. Ireton and Dr. Stanley Burkhardt moving into medical practice in Goshen. A Fire Relief Fund benefit is set for Saturday June 17 in the school auditorium. Mrs. Emma OConnor's body from Los Angeles arrives for burial here today.
Class No. 10 met with Mrs. Harriett Ludlow of Hamlet and elected new officers. The Philathea Olaes and Bridge Club held meetings with new officers named. The Men’s Club heard a talk on The Heart by Dr. Scorse. Laura Short remains bedbound with wishes for a speedy recovery. A wedding at St George's Church featured flower girl Alice Mae Hutson. Bertha Townsley hosts a luncheon and theater party in Wilmington. Catherine Sousmer and Anna Mae visited Columbus. Mrs. Monjar's son Frank is ill, and Charles Dillon hosted a guest from U C.
Cincinnati Nat s Farm Loan Association announces loan details at 614 Main Street Cincinnati Ohio with a 436 percent figure and a date noted as the 24th likely of a month.
Joseph W. Homan was born May 1 1841 near Williamsburg Ohio and served in the eighty ninth and one hundred fifty third Ohio Volunteers. He married Mary E. Moore in 1869 and lived as a farmer and church member in Batavia. He died May 22 1988 after a brief illness at eighty seven.
Locust Corner items record visits and family news. Knause visits Clifton relatives. Eppert illness at St Marys hospital. Cann and Edgar Eppert families in Kentucky. Behnke at Ravenna. Moreland Eppert with Cincinnati connections. Blackburns visit Mil- dren Blackburn. Lipps at Mt Pisgah. Milner Behymer visit in Cleveland and Columbus.
Port Temple and Della McCaskill visit Mrs. A J Temple in Springfield. Ralph Mielander and Frank Wolf call on John Wheeler. Lulu Glover visits Ed Figgins. Cread Galaway family visits Wheeler household. County improves Ten Mile road with crushed stone. Local seed for sale Virginia soybean. Reward 11768 appears in a cryptic line.
June 10 event invites neighbors to a home made ice cream supper on the local church lawn. Roy Hutchinson spent the weekend visiting relatives.
A collection of city social items lists birthday celebrations and visits by families and individuals including Mr and Mrs Herb Thomas Virginia Topic and Will Fagin with relatives. It notes the death of Capt Verner Stickel and funeral details, medical updates on Dr Fred Leeds and various visits to Roosevelt Game Reserve and other local engagements.
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