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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1934
Page
8
Locust Corner and Batavia area social items list visits from Cincinnati and Columbus residents. Notes include bridge parties, card clubs, guests at homes, family visits, hospital stays, and church announcements with March events and Good Friday service plans.
The National Reemployment Service Clermont County Office Batavia Ohio seeks all persons planning any work to contact the office with work nature and crew size. The government urges public aid to reemployment efforts and promises no charge for services rendered.
Drama lineup for March 24 and 25 features 7 30 pm showings with Jack Okie and Ginger Rogers in Sitting Pretty. Added attractions include T eats my spinach and Where’s that Tiger.
Batavia's G S Davis, longtime International Harvester representative, moves his business from Perintown to Batavia into the former Sun building. The store, renaming Batavia Trading Company, aims to serve farm needs with repair parts and parts for any machine, easing the trek to Cincinnati during peak seasons. Office hours are 10 to 12 and 1 30 to 5, 6 to 8 p m daily except Sunday. phone 1083.
Dr A J Johnson a basic technique chiropractor advertises healing services licensed by the state medical board located at North 5t Batavia near Market Ovio promising recovery through chiropractic care for patients seeking relief from illness and discomfort.
Registrar Glen M Daily reports 26 240 licenses issued in 1933 while March 13 1934 figures near 27 000 with 100 applications daily. He credits Highway Patrol enforcement for higher registrations and projects about 35 000 chauffeurs licensed in the present year.
Governor George White urged the General Assembly to appropriate funds for a building program at crowded state hospitals for feeble minded and epileptics. He noted thousands wait for admission but cannot be housed, and pointed out Ohio has the lowest per capita care cost. The state would contribute about 600000 of a 2000000 project, with the rest financed by the Federal P W A.
The third distribution of 1984 license tag proceeds to Ohio counties totaled 1,557,410 dollars, with Clermont County receiving 9,772 dollars. Registrar Glen M. Daily announced the Motor Vehicles Bureau made the payment early this week, noting the amount is smaller than the first two distributions.
The Clermont County Baseball League was organized at Amelia on Monday with 12 teams posting forfeit money. Hallerman of Cincinnati was elected president. Dutch Rouch of New Richmond is secretary. Opening game set for April 22. protest board named: Kenneth Turner chairman, Dave Roberts, Lee Hallerman. Teams include Tramps, New Town, Mt. Carmel, Amelia, Owensville, Batavia, Winburg, Newtonsville, Edenton, Nobis Supply, Bethel, Dempseys Inn of 10 Mile. Lion Must Have Meat An adult lion in captivity eats about sixteen pounds of meat a day.
The domestic cat is not descended from European wildcats but from a distant African ancestor. The finding reframes the lineage of the house cat and challenges common assumptions about its origins.
The piece contrasts the voice of history urging improvement with notes on Ro mania refineries collecting oil from hand dug wells over many years. It highlights historical resource extraction by local industries and the enduring call for progress.
Herbert C Bailey a Republican from Miami township declares his bid for the nomination for sheriff at the August primary.
Batavia Presbyterian Church led by Samuel Huecker with midweek and Sunday schedule. Rev Dr M C Cavell of Avondale to conduct. invitation extended. Monterey Presbyterian Church holds regular semi monthly service Sunday March 25 at 7 30 pm conducted by Rev Earl R North of Cincinnati.
Milton Rebekah Lodge held a March 12 meeting with strong attendance. Sister Mary Reynolds was named captain and a birthday club was formed with the first party planned for March 26. Emma Kaanee N. G. urged all Rebekahs to attend. Baptisms are set for Sunday at 11 o'clock in Taylor M E church, and a monthly musical directed by Robert Branham is at 7 45 p m.
H G Jennings offers first class painting and decorating services at reasonable prices from Olive Branch Batavia R65.
For sale offers of fresh young cows horses mules hogs hay sorghum molasses locust posts and a 1980s Ford truck. Also seeking weaning colts corn and farm tools at Cowquill farm edge of Williamsburg. Mrs Anna Maham and Mollie Burris advertise rentals near Cincinnati.
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