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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1933
Page
5
Local social page lists guests from Cincinnati and Cleveland visiting families in Hyde Park and Amelia. Clubs, church groups, and junior events fill weekends with gatherings at the Epworth League and various homes. A basketball win for Amelia and multiple birthdays and visits mark a bustling period across Milford and surrounding towns.
John Walkie and family enjoy a New Chevrolet. Nash and other car purchases noted. Visitors include Joe Thalman and families from Anderson and Troy to see Chas Hartmetz. Many neighbors spend Sundays with relatives in Milford Hamilton Plainville and Terrace Park.
Newtonsville reports a large turnout for the Farmers Institute at Marathon ey Ri MOS o aerate os tt. Mrs James Gorman of Madisonville and Mr and Mrs Cliff Long hosted guests. Gus Engél and wife from Madisonville visited Nannie Collins and Tom. Don Rogers of Lebanon spent the weekend with family. The funeral of William Whitenack at Modest drew many locals. Rev Callan formerly of Newtonville preached. Nearby visitors included Steve Shriner of Milford and A W Meinkin. Sick list mentions several residents and Dale Bunyan with family hosted by Herbert Williams and Francis Shriner noted entertaining Oakes of Madisonville. More notes incomplete.
Last week residents hosted relatives and friends including Mrs Dale Roudatbush and Mr and Mrs John Doughman. Clarence Marshall 13 underwent appendicitis surgery at Bethesda Hospital Saturday night and is recovering. Numerous locals and visitors from Covington, Amelia, Lorado, Willowville and Cincinnati were mentioned in family visits, church gatherings, and a Hartmett sale at Judds Station.
Mid week services on Wednesday evening at 7 30. Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 10 45 with sermon Things that are not versus things that are. Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies meet Friday March 8 at 7 30 guest night Mrs Nash hostess. Miss Grace Lytle to address Sunday school next Sunday. Fresh flowers note suggests dipping melted paraffin to refresh waxed flowers.
Secretary of State George S. Myers notes a wide shift of state offices to the new Front Street building, with 27 departments moved and deadlines set. Reorganization includes abolition of the state librarian position as an economy measure and continued public access to dedications and inspections. The Highway Department schedules Emergency Federal Aid projects on March 19 and details 3,616 miles of road work in Mahoning County with total costs under $260,000. The legislature, in its ninth week, extends unemployment relief acts and weighs Prohibition and tax measures amid budget moves.
The note criticizes poor judgment used to seek sympathy and suggests that effort could lead to a helpful outcome. It reflects a critical view of someone’s attempts to gain support despite limited merit.
In Clermont County farmers continue rat control with 800 packages of bait and old fashioned methods. County agents urge preparation to prevent escapes, clear weeds, and block rat holes. Participants use rat swatters or improvised tools to root out rats and destroy dens to deter reinfestation.
Commissioners met February 20 and approved numerous bills for labor supplies and services including Atchley, Barrett Bros., Miller, and Wilke Coal Co. A relief grant went to Union township. Oscar Glancy bid for lumber. Wilson awarded contract. Auditor of State report notes Williamsburg township finances for year ending 1932 with salaries, taxes, and cemetery receipts recorded.
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