1940 Price List and Editor Note from Rush and Althaus
The snippet shows copyright line March 7 1940 with editorial and business staff names. It lists subscription terms: one year one dollar six months seventy five three months forty.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1940
Page
8
The snippet shows copyright line March 7 1940 with editorial and business staff names. It lists subscription terms: one year one dollar six months seventy five three months forty.
A short excerpt from Robert Browning’s Pippa Passes speaks of springtime ritual and divine order. The lines describe morning at seven with dew on the hillside and a lark in flight, ending with God in his heaven and all right with the world.
Mrs Lonnie Garner hosted her Bridge Club Monday night while Mrs Elmer Rhode led the Birthday club’s gathering. Easter visits bring families together as Miss Geraldine Wasner and others return home from school and travel. notable guests include Dr P M Offutt of Hamlet and Otis Hess, Cincinnati municipal judge, speaking to the Batavia Rotary Club.
The Batavia M E Church led by minister G R Spangler conducts morning worship at 10 30 with the healing ministry topic. Sunday school starts 9 30 under Walter J Bauer S S Supt. Evening service 7 30. Prayer and choir activities noted. The Owensville Methodist church hosts County Brotherhood Thursday 7 30.
A Poverty Party sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary occurs Monday April 1 at 8 p.m. in the Batavia High School auditorium. Admission includes one chance ticket for the bedspread drawing and an evening of cards dancing and games. Refreshments are five cents. Public invited.
The Republican Program Committee argues for a free enterprise system guided by minimal government restraints. It warns that recent policy moves push toward a politically dominated economy, urging courage, flexibility, and competition to raise living standards without blanket subsidies or price controls.
Clermont County AAA Chairman Edward C. Saxton announces new rules allowing Burley tobacco growers to plant smaller crops in 1941 without reducing future allotments. If 1940 output is halved, 1941 and later allotments follow the 1940 level. growers may plant less than their allotments. The 1939 Burley crop was about 3.865 billion pounds, with 1940 estimates around 390 million pounds, about 60 million above world demand.
Creek rip rap or gravels 10¢ a yard in creek. Delivered and spread extra. Phone New Richman 1682. 2714pd For sale Bronze turkey eggs 11bc each Poults 80c each none better Frank Miller Sardinia Ohio Phone Mt. Crab 47B8 27t6pd Wanted Elderly woman or girl to do housework Write or see after 5pm Frank Wuebold Glen Este Batavia 5 27t2pd For sales team of mules or will trade fox corn Also want to buy corn E Eggensperger New Richmond 0 27t2p
Clermont county taxpayers face a March 30 deadline for personal and classified tax returns as Deputy Auditor John Dalchow announced. Any mail postmarked by midnight March 30 is accepted. real estate tax collection through March 2 totals $204,157.45 including delinquent and current payments.
Louis Davis schedules a March 28 auction at Brushyfork Farm near Owensville with horses household goods and farm implements. Chevrolet sedan 1933 Master offered at Dial Service Batavia with owner sale no tax. Emerson Jester Williams burg sells livestock and farming gear plus a corn planter and fertilizer attachment. J F Robinson Amelia advertises Timothy hay registered Duroc stock and farm offers. Enoch Harker Mt Crab lists 5 mares and 13 cattle plus colts. J A Lutes Olive Branch advertises reconditioned bicycles and shop services.
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