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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1932
Page
8
Regular Mt Carmel Grange and Batavia Eastern Stars meetings announced. News notes include Louise Massey visiting Cincinnati, Mrs Behymer improving, Parrott and Larkin visit, and Edgar Mittias opening a barber shop. Corrections to school income figures and a death and funeral for Christian Bergman. State highway crews sanded Clermont county roads over the weekend to reduce accidents.
Assessors ready to help as the auditor's office handles public papers. A jury verdict was returnable against John King of No Richmond for shooting at his wife Callie on February 12. The trial, held Thursday, drew a large crowd with H. S. Stevenson defending and Ely prosecuting.
Batavia's Main street sees Electric Light Company crews trimming shade trees to clear wires. A note warns that cutting trees harms decades of growth. The column also covers lobsters fearing thunder and a Swedish submarine salvage invention with folding pontoons. It discusses metal fatigue in simple terms. The Batavia Theater lineup for Saturday March 12 features Lew Ayres, Sallie Blane, J. Farrell MacDonald and Notre Dame players.
Receipts show cash balance January 1 19381 state and county appropriations and farm sales including Wheat Apples Soybeans Plums Tobacco Eggs Wool Chickens Sheep Horses and other items. Expenses list spray materials feed livestock incidentals machinery repair building repair water system and various incidentals plus public notices and fence materials. Balance January 19 8017 66.
Fire gutted the modern printing office of Secretary Clarence J. Brown in Blanchester last Wednesday. The plant was a well equipped central facility for several weekly papers and the loss is estimated at 100000 dollars with partial insurance.
George Taylor aged 74 a retired farmer formerly of Dodsonville Highland county dropped dead at the home of John Hawk New Tonsville Friday morning while preparing breakfast. The coroner ruled death from natural causes following a heart trouble attack. He was a widower. Funeral Sunday at Dodsonville.
Omar Caswell, Rotary Club committee chair, announced the world’s first camp for crippled children will operate at Lake Allyn this year. The ramp will open in July for eight weeks to serve about 100 children, needing about $6,000. Several thousand dollars were donated by Rotarians at the meeting held in the Hotel Gibson. The program featured a George Washington fairy play by 40 Crippled Children's School pupils. IC H Peter mann served as master of ceremonies. birthdays honored for A E Otte and others.
The Chile Community Club met at the Club House on Thursday evening March 8. Seventeen members and four visitors attended. Mrs Anna Reed and Mrs Rose Powers led the program with papers readings and a duet. Mrs Bessie Boys received two silk pillows from President Mrs Fannie Reed. Elizabeth Peck won a contest, quilt ticket sales were assigned for April 7. Hostesses served pies and coffee with St Patrick decorations.
Ohio State University speakers R. D. Lewis and John Slipher discuss corn growing and fertilizer efficiency at Clermont Experiment Farm on Thursday March 17 at 1 30 pm. The meeting, sponsored by HS Elliot and H N Wilson, invites suggestions for summer experiments and aims to boost farm profits and county-wide knowledge.
A Clermont county area notice lists residents and areas with new telephone service installations. Names include Batavia Arthur Range Olive Branch Elmer Roessler Carmel Delois Bowen Bethel Christina Daugherty Fred Fannin Lloyd West Clyde Davidson Loveland John N Fritz G W McMullen Willard Snider James N Anne Milford F P Davis Russell EK Dietz New Richmond Frank Strasinger Eastwood Harold Bobren and nearby locales.
A new leader assumes control and calls on the public to participate, inviting broad attendance and engagement at forthcoming events and initiatives.
Ester Pringle announces a public sale at his residence two miles north of Newtonsville two miles south of Edenton on Milford Edenton Pike Tuesday March 16 1982 at 10am. Seventy five head including 18 horses and mules 44 cattle with calves 8 springers 14 cows in milk 3 bulls 27 hogs and shoats 15 sheep plus farm machinery and harness. Cash terms lunch served. Uniform Signal Code included.
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