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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1933
Page
8
Smithsonian report attributes sun mass loss to radiation and meteoric infall. Sir James Jeans notes Earth similarly loses mass while suggesting no known process replenishes stellar material. over 7 million years the sun would have shed vast mass at this rate.
A compiled mix of local social notes and announcements lists April as a hopeful month. It mentions Miss Cecil Hulick visiting in Cincinnati, Louis Fishback in Detroit, births in Afton and BraZier, and relatives in Akron, Batavia, Milford, and Bellvue. Community members attend sewing clubs, funerals, and visits, with small ads for lamp demonstrations and cement blocks.
Sealed bids will be received by the Williamsburg Ohio Village Clerk by noon April 21 1938 for ninety mortgage bonds totaling 90000 to finance electric light heat and power system. Bonds 1000 each bear 6 percent interest semiannually and mature starting March 1984 through September 1948. Bond security is a mortgage on village public utility property and revenues.
A short note indicates wine is treated with plaster of parts to improve color and keeping quality. The description suggests an old practice or technical note on wine processing.
The token, tracing to early Christian times, served to identify friend from foe and communicant from noncommunicant during persecution. Missionaries from Scotland and Ireland carried it to Canada. In Dundee, Rev Duncan Moody fashioned tokens from tea lead, inscribing his initials D M, while in another place ministers used a postmaster stamp with the date line removed as a pattern.
The text notes Monts founding the first fur trading company at Port Royal in Canada soon after arrival, Champlain establishing early settlements and launches from Port Royal, and the first forge limekiln and charcoal industry appearing in 1606 with a memorial tablet for Louis Herbert.
American Legion posts in Clermont County host a Wednesday April dance at Day's Dance Hall Hamlet to raise funds for flood victims. Tickets cost twenty five cents with music by the Day Dance Orchestra starting at eight. Proceeds go directly to disaster relief for local families.
Tapestry weaving uses colored wool threads interwoven with undyed warp on a loom. The broche acts like a shuttle and bobbin without an English equivalent. The woof colors develop the picture on the warp. needles are not used. The wool becomes integral to the fabric.
Ohio State University Extension Service spray recommendations aid Clermont county fruit growers. broadcasts began March 27 at noon from station WLW and will air Mondays Wednesdays Fridays. Fruit growers without radios can obtain the information from the Clermont County Farm Bureau Office at Batavia. C T Brown J Nobis and H N Wilson cooperate with extension to provide guidance.
The Federal Land Bank of Louisville Kentucky filed a mortgage foreclosure petition in the Common Pleas Court of Clermont County Ohio against J Howard Hatfield Shiver Dennes Mitchell and others for 244 acres in Wayne Township plus 4 acres in Harvie and Fenn Survey. The action seeks foreclosure of a mortgage securing a $7500 animal loan with 8 percent interest and a balance due after accounting for specified interests. Defendants must answer by April 4 or judgment may be entered.
Diversified Interests Congressman Gussie Gardner of Massachusetts recalled a childhood tale from an ancient mariner. The story described the capture of an East India merchantman owned by Gardner's great grandfather by a pirate ship. The mariner admitted he could not determine the exact size of the great grandfather's interest in the pirate vessel.
The concept of a Lemuria continent is no longer accepted. Named by Haeckel, it was proposed to explain lemur distribution across Africa Asia and the Indian Ocean. Fossil finds in America and Africa undermine the hypothesis rendering it untenable.
A rural scene recalls James visiting a farmer after dark to milk cows. He carries a lantern and notes his grandfather owns a larger lantern and many more cows, highlighting family comparison and rustic life.
Samuel Huecker, minister, announces mid week services on Wednesday at p m and Sunday services on April 2 with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45. Sermon titled Why Should I go to Church invites all to attend. Floor landing completed by Wilke Coal and Supply.
An oddly phrased note describes a generous man paying the highest price for something given to him. The fragment hints at a moral or business exchange centered on compensation and gratitude.
Notice states Princess Red feather has no medicine agents in Ohio and has never had any. Those seeking Princess Red feather herb remedies may obtain them only at the Indian Medicine Camp on U S Route 60 in Perintown Ohio.
Blood tested flocks offer baby chicks at 6 dollars per 100 with a three week lead time. Custom hatching costs 2 dollars per tray of 120 eggs and equals less than 1.70 dollars per 100 eggs. Chick Mash recommended for growth at Owensville Hatchery in Owensville Ohio.
Morton H. McNeill files in Common Pleas Court case No. 18126 seeking partition of real estate in Monroe Township and Laurel Village Clermont County Ohio. Property includes 10.82 acres plus 2 acres later combined to total 13.89 acres described with metes and bounds and lots 65 66 and 67. includes ownership chain from John Woodford survey No. 1156.
Carrie Townsley administratrix seeks sale of parcels in Union Township Batavia and Union Bridge turnpike area to pay debts of James B. Townsley. Notice names Cl Coenen Quine ermont County residents and others as defendants. Court filing dated February 20 1933 in Clermont County Probate Court. Defendants must answer by April 22. Attorneys Davis Ely and Ely.
Harry Cranston will sell at public auction on the Culbertson farm located miles south of Hamlet and near Route 182 on Jenny Linn Road at 1 p m Friday March 81 49 percent 1 heifer two fresh calves by side 2 coming fresh 10 year old heifer cream separator Daisy glass churn cream cans milk buckets crocks jars 150 egg incubator 1 horse corn drill hay fork rope and pulleys 1 man cross cut saw pitch forks etc Terms Cash A M Ellis auctioneer Frank Wibbles clerk
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