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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1938
Page
8
Clermont Courier lists subscription options including one year six months and three months with combined offers to Cincinnati Post Times-Star and Enquirer at $4.25. The notice notes editor E 8 Rush and business manager R P Althaus.
Flag Day observed on June 14 with social notes from Batavia and surrounding towns. Residents and visitors include Mrs. Will Jones convalescing, Mrs. Banford visiting relatives, and many families hosting or attending gatherings in Akron, Owensville, Cincinnati, Milford, Hamilton, Wilmington, Blanchester, and more. Church services announced for Maple Grove M E church, garden club meeting rescheduled to June 27, and numerous trips to Detroit, Delaware, Clifty Falls, and Dayton.
U B Church led by Rev. Smith with Walter J Bauer as superintendent holds Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 Dr B Williams associate secretary home missions church erection Y P B C E at 7 16 evening worship at 8 That Good Fight E L Smith midweek service Wednesday 8 pm choir rehearsal after prayer meeting
Teachers and administrators from Ohio convene at Cedar Point for the annual summer meeting of the Ohio Education Association June 17 to 19. Sessions cover welfare and cultural topics with leaders from state teaching groups and various departments speaking across Friday to Sunday programs.
In the Clermont Hamilton Dairy Herd Improvement Association May tests, Stevens herd of Love land led the 27 herds with 20 cows averaging 870 pounds of milk and 43 pounds of fat. Kurtz’s five to fifteen cow herd averaged 874 pounds of milk and 42.2 pounds of butterfat from nine cows. Overall, 460 cattle tested averaged 640.3 pounds of milk and 28.08 pounds of butterfat. Dr. F. B. Drake’s cow at Brazier had the top single milk yield in March with 1,389 pounds and 87 pounds of butterfat over 31 days.
Funeral services for Mrs Estella F Callon 88 who died at home in Chilo were held Friday at the Chilo M E Church Burial followed in the Chilo I O F cemetery
Milford School band will hold concerts every other Saturday evening on Main Street during summer. Rehearsals are every Monday in the school auditorium. Alto, melophone, trumpet, clarinet, and flute players may join. Concert dates listed: June 18, July 2, July 16, July 30, and August 13.
The Teachers Department will host Grove Patterson editor of the Toledo Blade as guest speaker at a Saturday noon luncheon. Village superintendents will hold their luncheon at the same time.
Milford Carnival Committee announces a three day Fourth of July celebration in Riverside Park with elephant and pony rides merry go rounds chair rides dancing and free exhibitions. The event aims to draw visitors from miles around using local highways and shopping facilities of Milford.
James G. Polk, nearing the end of his fourth two year term as congressman from the Sixth Ohio district, filed last week to run again in the Democratic primary at August. Polk, of Highland in Highland county, was first elected in 1930 to succeed Charles Kearns of Amelia, a Republican who served 16 years in Congress.
Relatives and friends gathered at Henry and Mrs Binning’s home near Williamsburg for a basket dinner honoring the birthdays of Mrs Hazel Bertha and Robert Binning on Sunday June 12. Attendees included numerous Binning family members and friends from Milford Milford Owensville Cincinnati Madisonville Hamersville Williamsburg and surrounding areas.
An abandoned male infant was found dead on Batavia streets about 9:30 A M Friday. Sheriff G G Auxier said an autopsy by Dr James K Ashburn led Coroner Sam White to declare the child probably born dead and abandoned during the night with burial in Batavia cemetery.
Brown county reports nearly 4000 crows killed this spring in a county drive. County Auditor Mabel Yochum notes expenditures exceeding 800 dollars for bonus payments. Commissioners offered 25 cents per crow killed to successful participants.
Bantam Presbyterian Church invites Point Isabel young people to Grange Hall for a Friday evening program on June 17 hosted by local bantam youth.
A jumble of automobile trade ins with prices for 1930s Pontiac Dodge Ford Plymouth and Chevrolet models. Listings include 1936 Master Chev 4-Door 495 1935 Pontiac 2-Door 465 1935 Dodge 4-Door 445 1935 Pontiac Spt Coupe 445 and other 1930s makes with various prices.
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