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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1941
Page
8
Lost item notes include a 39 and 40 license reward offer. Contact Dr F Skeen Batavia. Also seeks a farm hand skilled milker not drafted single, Mrs Katherine Witt Batavia 4109. For sale Locusts posts two 300 egg incubators and an oil burner brooder stove J H Winemiller Phone 3699.
Local livestock market notes list a cattle and calf salesman operating at Union Stock Yards in Cincinnati Ohio. The item documents ongoing trading activity and reflects standard market procedures.
Puzzle grid with mixed clues and corrupted letters lists many cryptic terms and broken phrases across and down. The readable items include numbers and partial words like Across and Down hints and scattered definitions. The page reads like a damaged crossword key with several misspellings and incomplete entries.
On February 27 Mrs. Frank Malott hosted the Olive Branch Methodist W S C S group. The meeting opened at 2 pm with vice president Mrs. Ray Stoddard leading, prayers by Rev. F C Moore, and readings by Mrs. McGuire E W Whitehead Smyth and Stoddard. Refreshments were served by William Owen Jones Marie Malott and Mrs Koogler.
Batavia residents attended gatherings as Sylvester Gaskins and Louis Wagg al joined Mr. and Mrs. Halbisch on Saturday. Several others visited Cincinnati for hospital stays and medical updates at the Good Samaritan and Christ Hospitals.
The East Fork Progressive Farm Woman's Club met with Mrs Alma Glancy and Miss Arella Hunter. The next gathering, with guest night, is set for March 20 hosted by Mrs Pearl Ashton.
Mr and Mrs Newell Clark of Norwood visited his mother Mrs Minerva Clark on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edwin Carnes drove to Cincinnati Wednesday to see Blackstone the renowned magician. Adam Bruce and family spent Saturday with relatives in Newport Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Melvin Busch and son enjoyed an oyster supper at Omar Mell and wife Amelia Saturday. Revival services closed at the Franklin church Sunday night. Mrs Hale is home from the hospital and recovering from surgery. Several from here attended the basketball tournament at Williamsburg. The Farmers Institute committee met with Catherine Busch Monday night. Mrs Mabel Whitford is on the sick list. Mrs Ida Custer remains in very serious condition.
C.R. Spaulding leads a full weekly schedule at the Baptist Church with morning and evening services, prayer meetings, and youth activities. Evangelistic services begin next Sunday March 9, with special music and an invitation to visitors. Bundles for Britain sewings occur Thursday by the women, at the curb.
C R Spangler, minister leads Batavia Methodist Church with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m A Women’s Society of Christian Service meets Wednesday at noon Bible Study and Prayer Service follow at 7 30 p m Miss Lillian Reisinger will meet children after school Wednesday Special Services begin Sunday March 28 and Compassion Offering goal was reached Several local visitors and ill family members are noted
National Youth Administration begins a Mulberry Miami Township School renovation project with interior and exterior painting, drain tile, and a new drive. An addition featuring a music room will start after this school year. Supervisor Walter Jordan of Milford announced assignments for 18 to 25 year olds in Clermont, Hamilton and Warren counties. Interviews for part time jobs paying 18.20 for 70 hours will be held at Miami Valley School Building.
Neighbors helped save the home of Mr and Mrs William Dumford in Newtonsville last Friday afternoon when a roof blaze was discovered after a strange noise. The quick response stopped the fire with only slight damage to the house.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Summerside Methodist Church will meet Thursday. A covered dish luncheon starts at 12 30 with business to follow at 8 o'clock conducted by Mrs V N McGraw in the absence of President Mrs George Nash.
Willi ambsurg Milford reached the lone overtime in the semifinal as New Richmond struggled against Moscow and Amelia. Hicks and Amelia left late amid a Charl ey Horse incident. Drawings at U C Field House set New Richmond vs Aberdeen and Milford vs Madeira this Friday. P K Moore awarded trophies after the final game with Edwin Charles’s New Richmond receiving the first prize from Supt. Thompson.
The Bethel Tate P T A meets in the school music room Monday March 10 at 8 p m. Carrie Page and C P Althaus lead a discussion on Parent Problems Past and Present. Plans for a cooking school Friday March 14 at 8 p m in the school auditorium will be finalized with prizes listed. Admission 15 cents.
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