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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1937
Page
8
The Clermont Courier offers a year subscription mix including the Cincinnati Post, Cincinnati Enquirer, and Courier papers for 4.25. Details advertise bundled price and partner publications.
Randolph Reynolds won first prize at the Southern Ohio Coon Hunters Association annual dog show held at Carthage Fair Grounds on Sunday with his Irish Setter puppy.
Nominating petitions for candidates in the November election are available. Clerk Wm. Dowdney and Deputy E. B. Rush urge inquiries at the Courier office for submission details and deadlines.
Batavia Garden Club met June 21 with Mrs. W. H. Ulrey as hostess. The program included birds and a talk titled The Banding of Birds by Mrs. F. M. Oxley. Social notices mention Mrs. Hugh L. Nichols entertaining her sewing club and several residents visiting relatives in Salem Indiana. Nearby items include comic strips on the page and a feature on how the Supreme Court operates. East Hill Farm Club met June 10 with 17 members and two guests. next meeting is July with Mrs. Bushbacher.
Readable summaries of several 4-H clubs in Locust Corner Withamsville and Owensville. Peter Pan 4-H Locust Corner meets June 11 with 18 members. Shamrock Sewer 4-H June 6 with 8 members. Thrifty Cookers June 8 planning salad and sandwiches. Batavia Junior Garden June 10. Carmel's Modern Cooks June 7 and 9 social visits. Carmel's Flying Needle June jobs include Coney Island trip planned for June 24. Willing Workers' Food club June 10 with 24 members. reports by several club reporters on activities and adjournments.
Red Cross Disaster Relief, New Richmond, turned surplus seed to Batavia chapter for needy families. Each 150 pack includes corn beans lettuce radishes turnips kale spinach beets carrots. Families unable to buy seed and able to plant a late garden should apply at Batavia Red Cross before July 1, 1987.
Tonight at 7 pm 60 head of high grade Jersey cattle to be sold at the Clermont Co Live Stock Exchange near Wil Connie Route 74 J A Bissantz is auctioneer Furniture auction scheduled Wednesday June 16 The piece also notes labor and press freedom debates referencing WPA workers picketing the Daily News and discussions of relaxation of anti picketing laws.
The article notes Johnny Appleseed Chapman refused to burn a wormy log to spare life. It also states George III paid the landgrave of Hesse-Cassel six million dollars for the use of about 30 000 Hessian troops in the American colonies conflict.
The Office of the County Commissioners in Batavia Ohio announces sealed proposals for a proposed improvement. Proposals due June 21 1937 at 10 00 A M at the Court House Batavia Ohio under specifications in force on date of letting.
Forrest E. Ely administrator of J D Hough will offer for sale at the late residence near Halington route 222 on Friday June 18 1937 at 1 pm the following beds dressers chairs rugs trunk tables sideboard mirrors stoves davenport chest stoves rugs ice box and kitchen utensils Terms cash attorneys listed The receiver of Rauscher Bros Company will sell at the Rauscher Bros Service Station Milford Ohio on Wednesday June 28 1987 at pm the following Desks tables chairs filing cabinets miscellaneous office furniture
The notice lists sale of storehouse items including ture and miscellaneous service station supplies and equipment. Terms of sale cash. Fred Yeomans and H. D. Yeomans' clerk oversee the transaction.
U B Church led by Rev. Smith and Walter J. Bauer invites families to Sunday services. Sunday school at 9:80 a m and morning worship at 10:80 with the sermon And Ye Fathers. Evening worship at 8:00 on Duties the Christians. Mid week service Wednesday 8 pm and choir rehearsal Friday 8 pm.
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