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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1934
Page
8
The Batavia based Clermont Courier lists a 1984 combination offer with one year Courier and Cincinnati Post tenors at 3 25, also pairing Courier with Cincinnati Times Star 3 25 and Cincinnati Enquirer with Courier at 3 25.
Clermont county commissioners extended real estate tax payment to July 20 1934. Penalty rules: no 60 percent penalty if listed within a week. 5 percent penalty otherwise. Clerk B L Ketchum notes the rule.
Crime on the increase. Ten prisoners are now confined in the county jail at Batavia. Kenneth Hilley, Mrs. Gertrude Spencer and her mother Mrs. Lucy Tills, Mr. Ivy Robison and Mrs. Louise Austdett attended the O.E.S. picnic at Seret Mound Sunday.
Theatre listings announce Playtime Amelia on June 30 and July 1 with two reels Come on Marines and Popeye comedy starring Richard Arlenida Lupino and Roscoe Karns. Showtimes 7 30 and 9 00. Also carnival July 3 and 4 by Tay lor M E church Batavia. annual O E S meeting at Serpent Mound Adams county with basket dinner. Fair ground work at Owensville for August fair. Catalogues ready soon.
The Amelia M E Sunday School presents the play Madame Majesty on Friday at 8 00 PM in the High School Auditorium. The cast includes Julia Glover Joy Coldiron Margaret Ingalls Edna Ather ton Catherine Gaskins Raymond Smith Rose Fisher Luther Taylor Lila McLean Lucy Wallace and others in a comedy about cooks and society.
The Ladies Helping Circle schedules its annual ice cream social at the Community Building on Saturday evening July 7 featuring homemade ice cream and cake. A Friday storm caused damage including a partial roof loss at Mr. F Fenner's home and broken windows at Olin Fagin's house, plus barn damage on a farm south of town. Miss Henn a religious worker from Cleveland will lead services next Sunday week during Rev. Zimmerman and wife’s vacation school in Defiance Cell. Mrs. Belle Follon is listed as sick.
Harry Fulton aged 15 from New Richmond is jailed in the county as a suspect in a light fingered incident. The report notes his detention in the county jail.
A juvenile is charged with appropriating others property to his own use after police recovered clothing loot. Marshall Joe Colonel called Sheriff Auxier and the youth was placed under arrest. The case will be heard in probate court.
Several from here attended the ice cream festival at Belfast M E Church Saturday evening. Mrs Sue Carnes and daughter of Hyde Park after acting with Mr and Mrs Dannie Barron returned home. Lillie Washburn spent the weekend with her brother Perry Wood and wife at Belfast.
Locust Corner notes list Sunday callers from Mr. and Mrs Dane Shelton and Mr. and Mrs George Shelton visiting Ernst Nash and wife. T E Mattox visited Gail Mattox in Cincinnati and Mrs Henry Mattox in Washington. Erma June Bradbury hosted friends for a seventh birthday event. Mildred and Margaret Quick hosted twenty friends for their ninth and eighth birthday anniversaries.
Miss Marie Lipps wed Mr Vincent Auxier of Batavia in Cincinnati on Saturday. Congratula tions follow. Mrs Joe Swartz and daughter visit Mrs Fred Robinson. W S Eppert and wife of Madisonville visit Edgar Eppert and wife. H R Eppert family attend Milk Weeders picnic at Sharon Woods.
Sunday gatherings included the Corbin and McMurchy families visiting in Nichollsville and Goshen with additional guests from Cincinnati and Madisonville. The Monroe Grange sent the Moscow Grange team to a Friday event, and the Nichollsville school board hired Chester Cahall for Franklin school and hired a Hamersville youth.
The Batavia Presbyterian Church led by minister Samuel Huecker announces services for Sunday July 1 including a mid week service Wednesday at 7 30 p m and Sunday school at 9 80 with morning worship at 10 45 The subject of the sermon is The Blunder of a Trifling devastation An invitation is extended to all services.
Regular semi monthly public worship at Monterey Presbyterian Church on Sunday July 1 at 8 00 p m invitation to all services and attendance requested by church leadership.
Morning worship at 10 30 with Sunday school at 9 30 and election of officers. Junior Church at 10 16. Christian Education Convention in session at Bonebrake Seminary. Attendees include Naomi Edinger Mary Bauer Helen Ester Dorothy Leora Ludwick Walter Bauer Gladys Ludwick and Rev Ludwick. Evening service 7 80 p m features Christian Patriotism and music by Lucille Ludwick. Special 8 p m talk by Rev Ditmyer Mt Airy on Independence Day and Patriotism.
Carroll A. Spencer of Batavia and Mrs. Bessie DeVore Shelton of Winchester were married at the bride’s father J W De Vore home Sunday afternoon. Rev. Davis of Cincinnati performed the ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Batavia and Spencer plans to continue the barber shop business on Main Street with partner Gee.
A string of exchange entries lists contacts in Bethel Milford New Richmond Williamsburg Batavia and Goshen areas. Names shown include Benj Howe John Clark Edward Gellhaus John Grossnickle Fred Yoomans Joseph Williams Preston Franks Robert Darnell Edwin Dietrich and Jennie Frazer with street addresses and numbers.
For sale Silo 10x24 in good condition listed by W Mull Batavia Iowa. Jersey bull by Lee Miller Batavia No. Neigh. standing timothy hay by Cecil Billingsley Batavia No. 5. good draft farm chunks by A L Neuhart Fairfield Iowa. Fors owning machine good condition by Jorietz Retatie Fo. 71827. 4 fresh cows by R C Towl Batavia No. 2 2712.
Dinning table side board bed stead old style bureau and small dresser offered by W. C. Griffith Batavia. Includes contact Wade Hiei som Wiens and Route 1 for insurance by Henry E. Lindsey agent Batavia phone 118. 1814.
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