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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1933
Page
8
Taxpayers are urged to list personal property for taxation and to obtain a certificate of advance payment even if unable to pay immediately. This avoids crowding the auditor’s office before the March 31 listing deadline. Local notices include community updates from Ketchum and social mentions around Salem and Williamsburg.
Batavia Presbyterian Church invites all to midweek services Wednesdays at 730 p m Sunday March 19 Sunday school 930 morning worship 1045 Sermon The Churchs Urgent Summons U and Church L G Ludwick minister Sunday March 19 Sunday School 930 Junior church 1015 morning worship 1030 minister theme Our Christ in Chains Special music Evening service 730 Christian Endeavor 7 Pastor theme The Body of Christ Special song Scriptural readings Special Lenten Messages Wednesday evenings Your presence is appreciated.
Rev C Stall, former superintendent of Universalist churches in Ohio, will preach at the Universalist church in Mt. Carmel Sunday March 19 at 7 30 p m This will be his last appearance in official capacity as he has resigned All are invited especially former friends from Union township.
Tobacco growers are busy forming and sewing tobacco beds with large acreage anticipated. Some fields already covered to protect seedlings from cold and birds. Predictions point to a record crop this season with Clermont county well represented by tobacco farmers due to high returns from this crop.
The Milford Family Theater plans a March 22 performance of Smilin Thru with all proceeds going to Milford Cooperative Exchange to aid needy local families. The show is billed as one of the year's notable acts and organizers hope for full houses at every performance.
At week's end both houses passed the Lloyd Matthews Jones bill providing 2,600,000 dollars to finance overdue teachers salaries.
Miss Edith DeCamp daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph DeCamp and Carl F Nippert of Madisonville were united in marriage last Friday at 8 p m at the bride’s parents home in the presence of relatives and friends After refreshments they departed for their Madisonville home which was fully furnished A letter in Hebrew Alphabet Resh noted as the twentieth letter equivalent to R in English.
Roy Elder Dewey Baker and Everett Cramer of Miami township were arraigned in Clermont Common Pleas Court on Saturday and pleaded not guilty with bonds from 1000 to 2000 dollars. Edward Howland facing receiving stolen property was held on 1600 dollars. Kenneth Heinner and David Brown faced 150 dollar bonds each for Red Cross Flour theft. Leona Cromer pleaded not guilty to aiding prisoners escape with a 1000 dollar bond and her 18 month old child remained in jail with her.
Thieves visited the henery of E. M. Noll near Newtonsville last Wednesday night removing 225 registered banded White Rocks valued at 1.26 each. Some hens were killed and the rest weighed 6 lb and up. A truck is suspected to haul the stock, which was partly insured. Sheriff Auxier and Deputy Brooks investigated.
The following neighborhoods report new telephone installations: Batavia Jos Mayer Chas L Shuttleworth Elizabeth Bayer Elby Richardson Elmer Morris Bethel Margaret Remley Chas L Willis Loveland Verne V Stock Mrs Louis Rembis David H Ill Louis B Garner Conrad H Kress F R Poe Eugene T Lennon Robert A Lohr Milford Earl F Rogers New Richmond T H Trees Frank Simpkins John H Keller Newtonsville Albert L Schwartz Williamsburg Kenneth L Duchemin J L Busch
W S Sheatzley will quit farming and sell at public auction on the Sam Schooley farm 2 miles north of Goshen on Woodville road Friday March 17 1933 at 1 00. Goods include 2 work horses 4 milk cows 14 hogs 2 brood sows 12 shoats 8 months old 35 chickens wagon and bed hay rigging plows harrows all farm implements timothy hay corn straw and miscellaneous household items. Cash terms. Auctioneer A M Ellis clerk Ray Irwin.
The Federal Land Bank of Louisville Kentucky files suit in Clermont County Common Pleas Court Case 18140 against J Howard Hatfield Shiver R L Denues J W Mitchell and Bessie Weaver among others seeking foreclosure of a mortgage on two parcels in Wayne Township containing 244 Acres 2 rods 8 perches and 4 Acres, securing a loan of 7500 with specified interest. Respondents must answer by April 20.
Morton H. McNeill files a partition suit in Clermont County Common Pleas Court Case No. 18126 against Albert McNeill Char line Pitrat and John McNeill seeking division of described real estate in Monroe Township and Laurel Village, including two acres and 10.82 acres with lots 65 66 67, listing multiple boundary lines and improvements, with sale details and attorney for plaintiff.
Former Clermonter Mrs Sarah Ellen Ireton daughter of the late Captain William Johnston mother of Louis A Ireton and Wm H Ireton died Sunday at Kennedy Heights Funeral services were held Tuesday at 10 30 a m She lived in Biklick neighborhood as a young woman and was known by older residents The Institute of Human Relations was established at Yale University in 1929 studying biology sociology psychiatry and psychology
Clermont County orchard men endorse nitrogen fertilizers under trees as profitable. They use sulphate of ammonia at 44 lb per year of age or 0.5 lb per inch trunk diameter, costing under 8 cents for an 8 year old tree. Apply in a ring under drip in spring. Legume crops also improve soil. contact Batavia county agent for a complete soil program.
Carrie Townsley administratrix petitions in Clermont County Probate Court to sell four parcels in Union Township Batavia and Union Bridge turnpike road to pay debts. Property ranges from 70 poles to 1 acre, with chains and bearings listed. Defendants named as parties must answer by April 22, 1933. Davis, Ely and Ely, Attorneys.
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