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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1938
Page
8
A historical advertisement lists subscription combinations for Clermont Courier with partner papers including Cincinnati Post Times-Star and Enquirer. Offers include price points such as 4.25 for mixed subscriptions and a one year Clermont Courier at 1.00.
Geo Slade and wife of Hamilton spent Sunday with his parents. Batavia Garden Club meets next Monday with Mrs. H. L. Nichols. Several guests from Cleveland, Covington, Dallas, Cincinnati and beyond visit local friends. Joe Lewis and Mack Schmelly fight attended over radio. Masonic centennial celebrated with local families. Dr. J. R. McMillan, 88, attends Batavia Masonic lodge centennial. living in Cardington. Local harvest notes and garden chatter end with birthday celebration at Oliver Bauer’s farm.
Allen B Nichols attends the 40th class reunion at Amhurst while Allen Taylor Nichols returns home from school for vacation. Eddie Sorth of Columbus visits Sunday. Evalyn Iles visits her mother. Jerry Wasner leaves for Miami University. Henrietta White returns from Tucson for the summer. Helen Iles studies beauty culture in Cincinnati. Wm J Bulow Jr and family travel through Beresford, visiting cousin Raymond Ross. Mrs George Hatfield of Pittsburgh and Mrs J C McCoy of New York honored. bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs Hugh C Nichols. Sallie Nichols baptised at Trinity Methodist in Portsmouth. relatives including Mrs Allen Nichols and Judge Hugh L Nichols attend.
The Churches notice lists Rev. Smith as pastor A B Church with Walter J Bauer as superintendent Sunday school at 9 30 a m Morning worship at 10 30 am Dr B B Gregory secretary board administration will preach Midweek service Wednesday 8 pm Choir rehearsal Wednesday after prayer meeting
Clermont Springs Dairy on Ten Mile Road Ohio has taken over Chas Halbisch's Batavia dairy and now supplies Bata via pasteurized milk cream and butter. Pasteurization prevents bacteria that cause typhoid diphtheria malaria and other illnesses while keeping dairy products sweeter longer. Phone Batavia 2160 A Spitzmiller Prop Ten Mile Road.
Ohio State University hosts the first Ohio School Health Institute from June 29 to July 2 inviting school administrators teachers nurses physicians and officials. Dr Morris Fishbein will speak as exhibits from the American Medical Association are shown and all aspects of student health will be discussed.
A limestone cliff house at Montezuma Castle National Monument near Cottonwood Arizona is described as a five story complex carved into the rock. It served as a residence fortress for many families, hosting ceremonies and even burials within its walls, and is believed to be more than a thousand years old.
The Navajo national monument in Arizona spans 360 acres and was set aside by the government in 1909 to protect ancient cliff dwellings and related ruins.
The Bulow reunion honoring U S Senator W J Bulow of South Dakota gathered 94 relatives and friends at Mrs. Lewis Ansteadt's home in William's Corner on Sunday June 19. Guests from multiple states shared baskets and a noon feast while noting the Senator and his family as they traveled from Washington D C to Beresford South Dakota.
The Cincinnati Reds push toward the National League pennant as they return home to face the Chicago Cubs on July 1 after a string of strong performances. Johnny Vander Meer’s two straight no hitters have energized the club, boosting a lineup featuring Lombardi, Goodman, Craft, and Wally Berger. The Reds, fighting for second place with the Cubs, prepare for next battles against the Giants, Orioles, Pirates, and a doubleheader in Philadelphia, with tickets available at the Straits Cigar Store.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for posts including public health nurse graduate nurse nurse technician in bacteriology and roentgenology Alaska Indian Field Service and Interior Department with salaries from 1260 to 3800 yearly plus deductions for retirement quarters and services.
John Ross Pattison, 48, son of the late L. C. Pattison of Moscow, died at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. He lived in Germantown Ohio since 1912 where he ran a tile business. Survived by widow Ruth Pattison three brothers Benjamin Pattison Washington Howard Pattison Camden C Edward Pattison Bellevue Ky and three sisters Melvian Yost E C Barnett Camden and Helen Maddock near Richmond Ind Funeral and burial were in Germantown.
This glossary converts railroad jargon to modern terms: a coal car is a mineral wagon a roadbed is the permanent way four switches become four points a freight car is a goods van a brake man is a guard a switchman is a signalman an engineer is an engine driver and a grade crossing is a level crossing.
Benefits totaling 186 148 50 were paid to fund members and families while receipts reached 206 415 22 in the quarter. At quarter end the fund stood at 3 553 214 47, up 168 636 86 for the year. Since 1917 all payouts total 14 902 368 37. The department cost 2 476 170 04, borne by the railroad.
Bethel notes show Mrs Winifred Davis H Bretz's Texas trip with family. Cincinnati visitors Mrs Macke and Mrs Leonard host and attend gatherings. Local clubs host events. Wymer anniversary dinner at Montgomery. multiple visits among Beehymer, Page, Korff, Winters and Shields families during the week.
Mr and Mrs Frank McGuire Charles and Marion McGuire and wives attended the Boardwell reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo Balthiser of Williamsburg Mr and Mrs Allen Smythe and her mother Mrs Bishop and Mr and Mrs Ed Hubeey and son Jim spent Sunday evening with H B Smythe and family
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