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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1934
Page
8
A vintage classifieds snippet lists several newspapers with figures: Clermont Courier one year for 100 dollars, Cincinnati Post two papers for 325 dollars, Cincinnati Enquirer and Courier for 325 dollars, and Cincinnati Times Star for 325 dollars. Provides historical pricing context for periodicals.
J D Wood improves. Dr A S Johnson visited mother in Dayton Ky. Grange set attendance records at Batavia armory. Batavia Woman's Club meets Thursday at 2:30. Various visits to Williamsburg Bantam Cincinnati Detroit and Massillon. Coon Hunters meet Loveland April 6. Little Eugene Winesmiller improves from pneumonia. Rebekah Lodge card party and junior class card party at Batavia High School April 8. Bridge club dinner party at Kramer’s and home of Mrs J P Moesch.
The Division of Aid for the Aged under M. L. Brown plans the first pension payouts in August. Applicants 65 or older must apply via their County Board, prove 15 years Ohio residency, and show income under $300 yearly to receive up to $25 monthly. About 500,000 Ohioans are 65 plus. the program is funded up to $15 million annually after a $3 million appropriation for mid 1930s.
Edgar W. Anstaett, Republican candidate for Clerk of Courts, became the first to file for county office in the nomination process. He seeks the county's top records and court duties, signaling early strength in the GOP slate.
Edmund Lowe Ann Sothern and Miriam Jordan star in Lets fall in Love as the main comedy amid added attractions a Kracy Kat Cartoon and a two reel comedy at the theatre.
Mt. Carmel Rebekah Lodge expresses gratitude to Rebekahs and friends for cooperation at the March 24 card party. Mrs. Dan Katanich serves as chairman and notes appreciation for loyalty and help.
Names for jury service at the April term were drawn by the jury commission Mrs. B. F. Swing and Joe Colonel Jr. The grand jury will report April 3 and the petit jury convenes April Ath. Grand jurors include Howard Hall Goshen Roy McKay Miami Homer Ashton Jackson Frances Schon Ohio Mollie Shepard Union Amelia Hartmetz Batavia Charles Forde Miami Ethel Donnelly Pierce Stanley Wolf Ohio Elmer Eggensbrager Monroe W. H. Hobson Goshen A. L. Wolf Batavia John Hall Wayne Carl Ely Tate Charles Howell Miami Petit jurors include Albert Krantz Stonelick Edith Carson Ohio J A Holmes Miami Mrs Louis Seibert Stonelick William Russ Miami Jessie Briggs Williamsburg W H Findley Williamsburg Helen Favret Stonelick Irma Knause Pierce Blanch Ward Union Theresa Favret Stonelick Florence Whipple Miami Ruth Few Ohio B F Davis Miami W N Ellis Pierce John Winemiller Batavia George Hugo Batavia Loretta Stats Ohio Merrick Glancy Jackson Sadie Hawke Union Helen Ebaugh Ohio Dayton Hill Goshen Cleve Nester Batavia Anna Shumard Miami Homer Wifford Washington
Lecturers from Clermont county Granges met at Mrs. Ivah Woodmansee's home in Batavia on March 24 for an all day session. A noon covered dish lunch preceded business talks and idea exchange. Officers elected: Pres H C Rowan Vice Pres Woodmansee Sec Treas Mark Atchley Assistant Sec C C Mattox. Next gathering May 26 at Mrs Atchley's Monterey. Meetings will be at lecturers' homes every two months.
The State Board of Cosmetology announces that anyone practicing without a license in Ohio whether individual shop or school is violating the Cosmetology Law in effect since September 28 1933 Reports of violations may be made to the State Board of Cosmetology in Columbus or to the County Prosecuting Attorney.
The stockholders of the Clermont County Farm Bureau Co operative Association Inc will hold their first business meeting Friday at Batavia Court House. Shares of common stock will be distributed and the Code of Regulations adopted. Officers are Robert Caldwell Owensville President Walter Cowdrey Williamsburg Vice President Edward Saxton Goshen Secretary Roy Stoddard Batavia Treasurer. Meeting starts 8 00 P M.
The Federal Production Loans are offered to Clermont County farmers with applications at County Agent Baugh’s office on weekday afternoons and Saturdays. Loan terms up to 12 months fund general farm expenses retire debts for farming purposes purchase livestock feed seed and pay open accounts orchard or poultry costs. Security includes live stock crops on hand and farm equipment. no real estate except rare cases. Interest is 5 1 2 percent.
Marathon Grange hosts a Friday program on March 30 with Lieutenant Governor Chas. Sawdey delivering the address. A local talent show follows the speaker with music, solos, operetta, Juveniles, chorus, and more as attendees are urged to come. Revenues from beer permits and tax totaled 3,262,773.47 for April 7 to December 31, 1933, per Ohio beer commission director L. L. Faris in the governor’s report, listing barrel beer tax receipts and permit types and counts.
Cler mont county residents receive new phone installations. Names and addresses listed include Mrs C L Wilson Bethel E Brooks Loveland Howard H Meeker Miamiville Milford J B Bennett South Milford Rd Milford F E Savage Wallace Ave Milford Donald Snider Front Street New Richmond Thomas Earl Class Coraddale Newtonsville W Pride Xenia Road New tonsville 919.
The Good Friday service at Taylor M EB Church led by Clarence T Nelson begins at 8 p.m. The Sunday morning 11 o'clock service will receive new members and baptize babies. The Easter program is set for 8 p.m. and the Eastern Star Lodge Easter services start at 7 46 p.m.
Cincinnati Bible Seminary students will present the entire program for Seminary Night at Monterey Christian Church on Wednesday evening April 4. Ralph Richardson of Bethel, a post graduate student, serves as minister to the Monterey congregation. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
The Woman's Club met with Mrs. Fred Topie Saturday afternoon. The next meeting will be with Mrs. W A Williams April 7. W Kline Slye of Columbus spent weekend at his home here. Mr and Mrs John Huntington of Batavia were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs G W Huntington. Paul Dunn and wife of Chicago were guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Slye last week. Special evening services are held in the Methodist Church this week led by Rev. G W Hazlewood.
The Pilgrim Holiness church of Afton invites worshipers to Easter Sunday services at 2 pm with Rev. J. W. Ives of South America and the West Indies as speaker. An all day meeting on Sunday April 8 begins at 10 am to commemorate seven years since the church founding with special music and preaching.
The play Look Out Lizzie a comedy in three acts will be staged at the Owensville School Auditorium on Wednesday April 4 1984 at 8 oclock. Admission is 10 and 20 cents with proceeds benefiting Schumard.
The Batavia Presbyterian Church led by Rev. Samuel Huecker announces the midweek service will be omitted. Good Friday Communion is March 30 at 7:30 p.m. with new members received. Easter Sunday includes Sunday School at 9:30 and worship at 10:45 on The Significance of the Open Grave, with baptism for children and Rev. Huecker in charge.
J. L. Marsh of Owensville announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for recorder at the August primary.
The Shamrock class of Amelia Baptist hosts a bake sale at Robert Flora's drug store from 2 to 8 30 pm on Saturday. All items are homemade.
A B Church Batavia led by Rev Ludwick holds Sunday school 9 30 Junior Church 19 16 Morning worship 10 30 with a pastor sermon Special Easter music by Mrs Schultz and rites of baptism and reception of members This is the closing week of the Hamilton Evangelistic campaign Rev Ludwick to speak on W SAL Cincinnati April 3 at 8 50 am Invitations extended to all services
James F. Robinson will auction 40 head reg Duroc Jersey hogs 16 sows due to farrow in April 10 sows with pigs 15 yearling gilts 8 yearling boars at Maplewood Stock and Fruit Farm Locust Corner Road 14 miles south of Route 1265 246 miles west of Amelia on Saturday April 7 at 1 p.m. Terms 6 months with two good securities 6 percent off for cash One choice fall gilt to be given away to a lucky name in a box Lunch served rain or shine under cover Auctioneer A M Bilis Clerk Lott Hulick.
Our neighborhood recalls the death of Mrs Carrie Carrier on March 21. Funeral services were held from St Philomina Church Saturday with interment in Owensville cemetery. Mrs M High visited daughter Mrs Louis Spiedel and family of Milford. Chas Hartmetz and daughter called on his sister Mrs Henry Busch and husband near Williamsburg.
In historical practice surgeons were frequently barbers or chiropodists and seen as inferior to physicians. The text notes the blurred lines between surgery and other craft trades in old times.
Mt Carmel Williamsburg and Locust Corner Granges met at Batavia Armory on March 22. Third and fourth degree work performed with entertainment between degrees. Notable readings and musical selections enjoyed by attendees. Next meeting at Bethel March 27 with Pomona date to be announced. Correspondent Miss Alice Boyce to receive reports and fifth degree candidates.
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