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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1934
Page
8
Local tidbits include club meetings birthdays and visits from residents like Harold Nichols returning from Detroit. A fire at Gus Hulick’s caused little damage. A St Patrick’s Day program is planned March 16 at Olive Branch church with 10 cent admission and free lunch.
Late Wagerman aged 4 and remembered by many older residents, died last week at his son’s home in Cheyenne Wyoming, and was buried Wednesday after visiting old friends here last summer.
Robt. Dorsey Hart, manager of the Batavia Kroger Store, left the road on a yellow hill while traveling from Winchester Monday morning. His car broke through a railing, he sustained a badly cut scalp, and his car was damaged. Dr. Allen treated him and he continued. The crash occurred this side of Williamsburg.
Saturday March 17 is the final day to sign the Cornhog Reduction contract in Williamsburg township. The committee, led by committeeman C Carney Roush, will be at The Farmers and Merchants Bank in Williamsburg to accept signatures.
The Junior class of Amelia High School hosts a dance and card party in the Amelia School Auditorium on Friday March 16 1984 at 8 pm Prize options include Bridge and 500 with music by Star Light Revelers. Everyone is welcome for an evening of entertainment. The text also notes a historical remark about the German empire under Kaiser Wilhelm II.
Clermont county residents Batavia and nearby areas endure an mumps outbreak affecting all ages. Measles also common in rural homes. Emphasizes careful patient care and attention during the health concern.
Fire at Mrs. S. O. Weaver residence in East Batavia caused by hot coals igniting carpet and floor Friday night. Hugh Weaver discovered the blaze, fire department responded, and losses are covered by insurance.
County Agricultural Agent E. B. Baugh announces that the Corn-Hog sign up will finish Tuesday March 20. Those unsigned must complete work and evidence sheets and outline their farm before contracts can be drawn with listed signatories across Bethel Coraddale Batavia Moscow Milford Williamsburg and other townships.
O. E. Bollenbacher of Norwalk submitted the winning line Butter the bread and the money ahead to the Ohio Use More Butter Committee among 4000 entries. The state dairy committee offered 30 dollars in prizes to boost dairy consumption amid low prices and surplus butter. Judges were L. L. Rummell Perry L. Green and J. R. Smart.
Clermont county farmers can apply for production credit loans per County Agricultural Agent E B Baugh. Applications are accepted each afternoon and Saturdays at Baughs office in Batavia Branch Farm Bureau. County directors announce Carl Nobis Kermit Hutchinson and Ed Saxton appointed as county appraisers.
A blaze at the Rose Ayer Department Store in Locust Corner started Monday morning from an overheated furnace. The bucket brigade formed and contained the fire with small, insured losses.
Several thousand Republicans from across Ohio will gather in Columbus on Thursday to map the coming campaign. Clermont County will be well represented as more than 20 county leaders confirm attendance. The 10 a m to 5 p m meeting at the Columbus auditorium includes lunch at noon and aims to harmonize party sentiment with no divisive vote. Edward D. Schorr, state GOP chairman, says the program will be inclusive and nonpartisan toward any candidate.
Fay Wray and Ralph Bellamy star in Once to Every Woman at 7 30 pm with added attractions Mickeys Covered Wagon and Who Said the Weaker Sex.
A St Patrick's social sponsored by Mrs. Cora Townsend and Mrs. Mary Johnson will be held at the Taylor M. E. church parsonage Saturday night.
H G Jennings offers first class painting and decorating services at reasonable prices. Located at Olive Branch Batavia R 6.
Louis Snider offers for sale at his Johnstown road residence four miles south of Owensville on Saturday March 24 at 1 pm all kinds of household goods tables chairs carpets stoves carpets sweepers stands wirers rugs electric iron and fan and many other articles Terms cash W J Snider clerk Perry Groves auctioneer
Dr Claude B Smith operates as a dentist at First National Bank Building Batavia Ohio with office 35 and residence phone 47 in Batavia Ohio. This card lists contact details and address.
A hatchery asks customers to place orders at least two weeks before the desired hatch date. It emphasizes early planning to ensure chick availability and timely delivery.
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