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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1938
Page
8
March 1938 Clermont Courier issue lists subscription prices for one year six months and three months with combination offers including Cincinnati Post Times-Star and Enquirer at four dollar twenty five cents for several bundles.
A busy social roundup lists visits and travel across Covington, Wilmington, Sardinia, Columbus, Detroit, Cincinnati, Marathon, and Owensville. Notables include typhoid patient Donald Griffith improving in hospital, Beatrice Thirey’s funeral, and a Lincoln- era wedding in Batavia.
Royal Arch Masonic Lodge inspection held Friday night with Virgil Prather of Cincinnati as inspector. Attendees Geo E Reif Herman Stifens Ricard Seigers and Wm F Stall accompanied the party. Refreshments were served afterward.
The Men’s Bible class of Clermont county will gather in Newtown next Friday night with Rev. Turley of Milford as guest speaker.
Batavia Masonic Lodge held an inspection on Saturday night led by Clyde Cox of Loveland as inspector. Seventy one members from fourteen lodges attended and refreshments were served.
Dr J W Mott a physician and surgeon of Amelia suffered a paralysis stroke Friday at his home. He is 74 years old and is well known in the district. His condition is reported as serious.
The Co-Operative Milk Producers Association held a meeting in the courthouse conference room led by chair Frank Graves of Felicity. H. D. Harrison of Batavia became secretary and J. L. Jordan of Bethel was named district director for three years. President John Smith resigned effective March 15. Members urged to attend the March 24 annual meeting in Cincinnati. Ice cream was served after the meeting.
Former Clermonter John G Pease aged dies Saturday in Kittanning Pennsylvania, formerly of Amelia and son of Judge W W Pease of Junction City Kansas. He leaves a widow and one daughter Betty Jane. Funeral Wednesday at White Funeral Home 230 Mt Washington. Burial Mt Moriah.
Twenty five years after its March 18 organization at Milford the Miami Grange held a celebratory gathering last Saturday. Worthy Master Alice Boyce and Lecturer Edwin Price led the event with helpers Mrs. Anna Muzzy and Mrs. Florence Gatch. Mytle decorated tables with silver candles. State Lecturer J. W. Fichter delivered the afternoon address. County Deputy Wolf spoke and Deputy State Master J. A. Ashton presented silver star certificates. The day was described as memorable and well enjoyed.
Grand jury bound Carl Embrey of Perintown over on charges of cutting Young Brunk of Newtonsville. Bond set at 500 dollars. Juveniles Herbert and Belvie Embry bound over at 500 dollars each. The incident occurred weeks ago near Perintown on Route 50. Brunk men have recovered in hospital. Wisconsin’s largest state forest spans 140000 acres at 1600 feet elevation and includes 150 lakes.
Auction sheet lists numerous used cars from the 1920s to 1937 with asking prices ranging from 20.00 to 695.00. Items include 1937 Dodge Sedan 695, 1937 Ford Coach 495, 1934 Chevrolet Master Coach 375, 1930 Dodge 4-Door Sedan 95, 1929 Ford Coach 95, and other Pontiac, Buick, Nash, Auburn, and Chevrolet models plus a Fordson tractor and a four passenger house trailer.
The Batavia M E Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 Morning Worship at 10 30 with a sermon I Have Sinned Against the Lord The Y P D center section event follows at 3 00 with dinner and 7 30 evening service Rev Larry Winterberg of Blue Ash will speak A service of dedication for a new organ at United Brethren church is also planned Members urged to attend either service Wednesday activities include Guild at noon Prayer Meeting at 7 00 and Choir practice at 7 30
The Treasurer's office will be open 8:00 A M to 4:00 P M for tax collection, plus Saturday until 1:30 P M during collection periods. First half of 1937 taxes and all delinquencies due by March 31, 1938. taxes for 1937 due by September 11, 1938. To pay full year’s taxes, pay in March.
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