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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1931
Page
8
A brief listing notes Clermont Courier and the Clermont Courier, Cincinnati Post Courier and Cincinnati Times Star, 360 Cincinnati Enquirer and Courier, with a mention of a 350 figure. The item reads as a catalog reference to regional papers and distribution partners.
Time extended for tax payments to July 20. Obituary for Alfred 8 Ferree of Monterey to appear next week. Births reported including a girl to Dewey Fithen of Lake Allyn. Local visits, sales ads, and society events noted in Batavia and surrounding towns.
Three Clermont County doctors report Webster White has active pulmonary tuberculosis and should be placed in an institution for treatment and observation of his mental condition. A June 4 letter confirms prior collapse of a lung and advanced tuberculosis. White was moved to the U S Veterans Bureau Hospital in Dayton for treatment as his trial is postponed to July.
The notice sets daily limits for Blue Gill Rock and Black Bass Sun and Catfish Yellow Perch and White Bass Crappies totaling 20 25 fish respectively. Not more than 40 of the listed species may be taken two days and kept at any time. The restriction runs for five years starting June 16 1931.
The 4-H Cooking Club of Owensville met at Mrs. Will Snider’s home on June 9. The meeting opened with reports on old and new business, then a demonstration on cold pack canning strawberries produced four pint jars for winter. Reporter Crystal Morgan.
A nostalgic poem recalls a barrel stave hammock from childhood. The speaker, addressing Harry Halbisch, remembers its rough boards and splinters, the back and forth motion, and how the hammock's pain gave way to fond memories when resting on modern furniture. The verse links past and present leisure.
Miss Jarboe and Mr Speidel attend a bridge party hosted by Miss Janet Arnold of Lookout Circle Cincinnati. Ed Rippey of Cincinnati hosts a camp East Fork Monday. Robt Ingram and wife host a Treasure Hunt Wednesday. Mrs Charles White Batavia hosts lunch and bridge at Mariemont Inn Thursday. Mrs Hugh Nichols Jr hosts a Friday bridge party. Out of town guests include Bernice Baynes Polly Benham Mary Chamberlain from Salem Indiana Jeanne Miller Indianapolis and Mrs R W Walsh Washington DC.
The M E Church led by Rev L L Cherrington announces regular services next Sunday and Wednesday with a Sunday school special honoring Rev E Burdsall and aiding memory. James Walker elected lay delegate to the Hillsboro district conference. Masons plan to attend as a group. Batavia Presbyterian Church led by Samuel Huecker offers Sunday services with the morning subject The Story of an Ancient Shipbuilder and a midweek service at 7 80.
Tax books are ready for the last half of 1980 taxes. The Treasurer’s Office opens 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM daily, Saturdays 1:30 PM. Include acres or lot numbers and township school district village. indicate real or personal. Include remittance and self addressed stamped envelope.
The Past Grands Association of the 78th district I O O F met with West Union Lodge No. 570 on Saturday afternoon June 6 with larger attendance. Hon. John R. Lynn presided as Grand Lodge representative. J M Fitzpatrick of Bethel gave a masterful talk on Lewks and Jars.
71 acres known as the old Jenkins farm on Rain Run two miles from Williamsburg features blue grass pasture and running water for sale cheap. 80 acres adjoining Village of Williamsburg with good pasture and water also for sale cheap. See Lucie Jester Admx Williamsburg Ohio.
Thieves struck Saturday night in Cherry Fork Ohio taking all four tires from a large school bus kept in the school garage. Police investigate the unauthorized removal of tires from the bus, affecting school transportation.
The Burdsall family expresses deep gratitude to all societies friends and officials who assisted in the funeral for Rev. Burdsall. Special thanks go to William Sterling Moore Rev L L Cherrington Hon Hugh L Nichols F L Hoffman Elizabeth Walker and many others for arrangements music and services.
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