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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1932
Page
8
Columbus business trip by Clyde Tom. A C Nash and family at Old Man's Cave Logan. numerous visits by Augusta area residents to Athens Cincinnati Cincinnati and Batavia homes. Eastern Star meeting June 13. Mrs. Rosa Sweet improving. Local social rounds include Mary Fishback and Kate Hamilton dinners, Miss Maryland Woodmansee visiting Judge Woodmansee, and many weekend guests from Cincinnati Xenia Georgetown Milford and Covington.
East Hill Farm Club gathered at Mrs Vera Buerkle's house with fifteen members and four guests. Mrs Detrates opened the meeting. talks covered Gardens topics by Alma Patterson Stella Moore Ethel Goff and Helen Holman with a prize for Mrs Clara Glancy. After lunch, the group planned to meet in July with Miss Holman.
Paper hanging orders taken from June 7 to 14 offered at reduced prices per bolt and per single unit. Louis G Murphy of Box Batavia Ohio listed contact number.
Kirk Fleak born March 16 1860 died May 25 1932 at 72 after a lingering illness. Survived by wife Mary Jane Haney five children eight grandchildren two great grandchild ren and relatives. Funeral conducted with thanks to Rev Huecker and Mr White for services and flowers from the daughters Elizabeth Johnston and Jessie Newberry.
The secretary of state explains the enormous work behind tallying primary results. Officials must certify votes for 36 000 candidates including state offices, delegates, assembly members and local officials. Precinct canvassing demands hundreds of thousands of tabulations for Republican and Democratic ballots across the state.
Batavia hosts a Town Hall Benefit featuring Jack Jamieson’s 1932 review directed by Dale Tilton and Owen Phillips. Performances include Thalian 4-H Dramatic Club acts, musical numbers by Elizabeth McLain, Lou Etta Thirey, and the Batavia Orchestra with costumes by Mrs. L. J. Pullen.
Grange held its regular meeting May 20 with songs readings debates and a discussion on women's roles. May 21 Goshen Grange visit featured music readings a one act play and refreshments. June 4 Mt Carmel Juvenile Grange performed and ice cream and cake were served. Next meeting June 15 plans for a Declamation Contest will be announced.
A list shows jurors drawn under the new jury law to serve a 19 day term in Common Pleas Court and be relieved by a replacement. Names include Stanley Frazier Williamsburg Ernest Atwood Jackson Frank Savage Miami Miss Jessie Carpenter Williamsburg Fred Hunt Wayne Mrs Anna Spitzmueller Pierce Willis Light Monroe John Huber Stonelick Alex Becker Pierce Mrs Ida Benjamin Williamsburg William Susshine Goshen Thomas J Dugan Williamsburg Robert Reynolds Jackson Milbern Ferris Goshen Mrs Rose Miller Union Ed Huse Goshen L F Gardner Franklin Eli Hudson Wayne Henry Gaskins Pierce John Applegate Batavia.
The Amelia Band Association hosts a dance at Amelia School Auditorium on Saturday June 11 at 8 p.m. Music by McCollum's Starlight Revelers. Admission is 26 cents. All members and friends invited.
The William Means and Frank Shinkle broom factory in Bethel Ohio continues operation and employs twelve men, the largest workforce there since the plant opened four years ago.
The East Fork Progressive Farm Women’s Club met at Mrs Mark Atchley’s home in Madisonville on May 19. After the business session a program included songs and readings, a paper on Noted Women of Our Country, a discussion on Music in the Home, a contest won by Mrs Sutton, and a violin solo by Aileen White. The hostess served pineapple cake sandwiches and coffee. Next meeting at Mrs Elmer White’s.
The Pop-up Garden Club of Olive Branch met at Mrs. Ray Stoddard's home on a May Tuesday to name planted vegetables and schedule meetings biweekly through the summer. They also planned to attend the June 30 4 H picnic at Coney Island and meet again June 14. The Mt Carmel Sewing Club adopted its constitution and featured a team demonstration, boosting membership to 25. The Stitch in Time Sewing Club met at Mrs John Buescher's home with a program committee and team demonstrations and planned a trip to Coney Island on June 30.
A list shows residents newly connected to telephone service across Clermont County and nearby towns including Amelia S W Scorse M D Batavin John Schneider Warren Lusher A Hoff man Bethel George Maning O O Mattox Lee Davis Epworth Heights J P Wickman Loveland W D Townsend H L Medert Ed Bodley J S Richards W H Dunlap Milford Francis J Baker Lloyd L Riley Frank M Boose Flora A Carlin Terrace Park Samuel H Innis Newtonsville John Tigges Roy Wilson New Richmond Carroll Grause Frank W Wolf Claude Bushman Williamsburg Charles Zagar. It notes no defacement of currency and states it is unlawful to deface or mutilate United States currency.
Officials at Cincinnati General Hospital report treatment of patients who drank a ginger preparation cost the city 221000 and total expenses including later confinement in the workhouse reach about 270000. At one point 135 sufferers were in the workhouse and 95 remain there.
Tax books for the last half of 1931 are ready. The Treasurer’s office will collect taxes daily from 8 A M to 4 P M, Saturdays till 1 30 P M. Include acreage or lot numbers, township and school district, indicate real or personal, and provide a self addressed stamped envelope. No tax statements over the phone. R F Erdman treasurer Ora Stockton deputy.
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