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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1935
Page
8
Clermont Courier and three Cincinnati papers advertise a year offer mix. Residents like Lou Buerkle, Miss Billie Wilson, Judge Woodmansee and Mrs. Gertrude Spencer are mentioned along with visits from families in Pike ton Avondale Williams burg Huntington and Lexington. Mayonnaise links to Mahon in the Balearic Islands. Kincad returns to business after illness.
An important meeting of the Clermont County Baseball League will be held next Monday night March 25 at the Amelia Garage. Officers will be selected and forfeits posted. The league will contain ten or twelve teams this year with opening date April 28.
Mrs Ed Huheey hosted Miss Betty Huheey in Orlando Florida. Ed Stepheny, Joe Sturm and spouses plus son spent Sunday with Mrs Elien Donorad. Fenner Helvey and family visited Mr and Mrs Chas McGuire. Mrs Marvin McGuire hosted her club recently. Rose and Bert Harper visited H B Smythe and wife. Ed Huheey and spouse attended Max W Hacker Post 427 American Legion and Auxiliary in Norwood. Phil Sperry and wife visited Miss Louise Philips in Norwood. Rose Trocelman of Williamsburg spent Sunday with Earl Enger and wife. Emma Fiehter and Mrs EF Griswold and son Jack called on Grace Chaille. Lloyd Enger and wife called T Rothrock and wife. Tommy Atwood recovering from tonsil operation. Mrs Walter Holman of Five Mile and Wm McDonough called on D W Davidson and wife. Joan Geesner and wife visited her father near Batavia Sunday. Margaret Stevin of Feesburg and Elizabeth Trees and Josephine visited Rev and Mrs K E Armacost of Lockland. Ima Wilson of Irvin Ky visiting her sister Mrs Johnson. Verna Phillips spent Thursday at Nicholeville with Virginia Hall.
A busy weekend finds Roy Woodruff and wife hosting guests. visits span Maysville Nicholsville Laurel and Milford. Local births, illnesses, weddings, club meetings and church events are noted along with travel and homecomings, including the Kerr marriage in Silverton and Mr. Cann’s recovery from appendicitis.
Chas Armacost and wife visited Harold Frisler in Hamersville. Wm Steck from New York spent Sunday with W P Corbin. Francis Smith visited the Brownings at Pt Isabel. E A McMurchy and wife Archie visited Gilbert McMurchy in Norwood. Catherine Moore is improving. Samuel Meeker and wife moved to Bethel. Thieves robbed autos of gas here Saturday night. Shelma Grover of Bethel spent Wednesday with Mildred Meeker. Ray Meeker and wife of Minaville spent Sunday with his father. Chas Armacost and wife visited Mt son. Fred Leslie and family were weekend guests at Leslie and Spider homes. Emry Hall and family visited relatives at Mt Washington.
U. S. Liberty Bonds of 44 with numbers ending in 5 6 or 7 must be returned by Wednesday March 27 for payment or exchange into the new issue at 274 percent. The First National Bank Batavia Ohio urges bondholders to complete the exchange.
A coastal obituary expresses grief for Nettie Hodges nee Runyan with details of birth in Clermont County and life in Williamsburg including church ties and daughter Mabel Bunyan. Local society notes report visits, club meetings, hosting duties, and family travels with mentions of Beech Forest D A R and area households. Jo Anne birth noted at Raven Rock Airport Portsmouth.
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy and neighbors who assisted during illness and death of our husband and father. Special thanks to Dr. Ashburn, Rev. Heucker, floral donors, and Mr. White for conduct of the funeral. From Mrs. B. P. Reed and Clifford Reed family.
The Adult Rural Schools in Clermont County report 155 enrolled with an average attendance of 17 per school. Mt Carmel and Goshen lead with 36 each. Classes run five nights weekly at Glen Este Moscow Goshen Mt Carmel and Newtonsville, start at 8 pm for 90 minutes of discussion then three hours of recreation. Attendance target for the month is 200. Notables at Miss Eva Leonard's funeral included Helen Gallaher Ray W Fern and others from Cincinnati Evanston and Williamsburgh.
Mt Carmel finishes basketball with girls at 38 wins and boys 14 losses. Boys beat Hamilton County Grade Champions three times. Enrollment grows to 143 pupils. 7th and 8th graders hosted teacher Stanley Pattison for a birthday party. A Silver Moon SS Class program at Mt Carmel Friday and Saturday features Red Headed Step Daughter. Local visits include Pattison relatives and neighbors. About 88 Carmel Grangers traveled to Williamsburg for 14 initiations.
A general nursery offers fruit trees shrubs evergreens shade trees and ornamental trees including hedges grapes and small fruits except strawberries. Orders can be placed by calling or parcel post with price lists. deliveries possible by night but no digging of evergreens after dark. Prices stated as low as possible for good stock.
The East Hill Farm Women's club met March 7 at Mrs Rosa Cover's home with 15 members and 10 guests. Leader Mrs G Ashton presented Home topics childhood days and readings by Mrs Budo. Miss Davidson and Mesdames White Maham and Binkley spoke. Mrs C Hockstock won the contest. A playlet There’s None Perfect was staged by several members. Refreshments were served. The meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs M Binkley in April.
Clyde C Cox Loveland district lecturer announces inspection dates for the 6th district. Bethel marches 21 April Sardinia 2 Tabasco 9 Marathon 13 Ripley 19 Russellville 20 Batavia 24 Aberdeen 26 Loveland 27 May Georgetown 3 Owensville 4 Felicity 17 Milford 21 Mt. Orab 24.
A firebug entered the room adjoining Hines Drug Store on Main Street Williamsburg Monday night and started a blaze with a mop broom and rubbish soaked with coal oil. The fire reached the ceiling but caused little damage. Discovered by Mr. Hines. State fire marshal expected today.
Mr and Mrs Geo A Larkin and family visited Mr and Mrs James Musgrove of Clover on Sunday. Mrs Crawford and family of Bethel spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Windsor and family. A family spent Saturday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Walter Musgrove of Bethel. Miss Rose Alice Huff spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Luther Canter and family of Bethel visited the Wilson family on Sunday afternoon.
Batavia Presbyterian Church with Samuel Huecker announces Sunday services on March 24 including Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 46 with a midweek service Wednesday at 7 30. Monterey and Batavia M K Church list regular worship times and Thursday Afton service.
Samuel Apple of Cincinnati age 76 77 in his 77th year died March 12 at home. Funeral March 14 Mt Washington Mt Moriah Cemetery interment. Charles J Deters of New Richmond died March 14 age 85 86 Requiem Mass March 16 St Peters Church. Sardis Reed near Batavia died March 12 age 70 71 funeral March 14 Batavia church Union Cemetery Batavia.
A concert at Batavia Town Hall on Thursday March 21 at 8pm features the School Glee Club and a cantata Cinderella performed by children from the first six grades under the direction of Miss Lucile Collicer Supervisor of Music in the Batavia Schools.
Mrs Edyth Wacker will sell at her home 1g miles southeast of Montgomery and 2 miles northeast of Madeira on Boom road on Saturday March 28 at 10 20 am. Farm implements Ford pickup garden tractor incubator brood er baled straw rye household goods locust posts lumber. Cash. A M Ellis auctioneer. Lunch served.
Dr Claude B Smith dentist located in the First National Bank Building Batavia Ohio lists a sale of 150 bushels of Poorland potatoes for seed or table. Clifford W Reed Batavia Ohio phone 1179 11.
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