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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1934
Page
8
Community briefs from Clermont County include visits and gatherings among residents. Mrs Amanda Robinson attends church. Miss Dorothy Daugherty hosts Sunday visitors with Rev Budd and family. Alonzo Garner’s sewing club meets. American Legion Auxiliary plans May 7 at Mrs Clarence Slade’s home.
Citizens urge strict enforcement against dumping along the East Fork to protect water quality and public health. They cite existing laws, warn of fines for offenders, and urge beautification of highways and streams.
Clermont officials urge domestic workers to register in Batavia Ohio at Spring Street. Arthur E. Mepkin of N. RB Office notes rising requests for help as registrations continue.
James A. Purdum of Amelia died on Tuesday April 24 at 2 p.m. Funeral burial is set for Friday April 26 at Georgetown. Services were led by Rev. Geo. Reed. He is survived by a wife, a son, and a daughter.
Randolph Scott Monte Blue and Barbara Adams star in Zane Grey’s Last Round Up with a Harry Langdon comedy and a Screen Song. Two shows at 7:80 and 9.
The Odd Fellows mark their 115th anniversary with a program including invocations, papers on history, recitations, music by the Hillbilly Boys and Watkins Bros, readings, and a dinner after afternoon sessions. District leaders and several Rebekah lodge members attended, with plans announced for next year’s program in Newtonsville or Goshen.
Albert Levi Lloyd born April 8 1853 in New York died near Williamsburg April 23 1934 at 81 years 15 days. raised in Blanchester by Mr and Mrs Peter Niceley. married Melvina Bailey mother of Homer. widow Bertha Burk. daughter Lida cared for him. member of Methodist Episcopal Church and Angola Lodge No 231 I O O F for 40 years. survived by daughter Lida grandson and two great grandchildren.
The United Brethren Church in Batavia hosts the 68th annual convention of the Clermont County Council of Religious Education on May 11 and 12. Five sessions begin Friday with Rev. A T Arnold of Columbus among speakers on Learning to Live the Christian Life. other participants include Revs. Ludwick, Budd, Huecker, Browning, Zimmerman, Reed, Long, Althaus, Stitzel, Bauer, Bee, Hoggatt and Mmes. Reed, Stewart, Hite, and Lytle.
The U B Church Batavia led by Rev Ludwick holds Sunday May 6 activities with Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 C E and evening services at 8 00 pm including a One Act play and offering drive Junior Church program Decision Pastor's message Visualizing Kingdoms Needs and Building for Eternity Mid week service Wed 8 pm Batavia Presbyterian services by Samuel Huecker Sunday May 6 9 30 am 10 45 am Monterey Presbyterian hosts regular semi monthly service at 8 00 pm May 6 Invitation to all services
An article notes elephant herd sizes from ten to forty with occasional droves over 200. It lists multiple Exchanges and residents including Batavia, Williamsburg, Marathon Pike, Bantam Pike, Deerfield Rd, Mt. Jab Pike, and Hamersville with names and street numbers such as Mrs Wm R Young on Marathon Pike 1404 and Inez C Burger on Williamsburg Mt Jab Pike 1158.
Exchange records disclose residents and addresses listed by Loveland and New Richmond exchanges. Names include Charles W. Tabor John Duttenhoffer Irving W Kinney Harry M Spear and others with street addresses and numeric codes.
We express gratitude to all who aided during our father Dr Minning s illness and death. Thanks to the I O O F for flowers and to the pall bearers Rev Browning Mrs Arevil Hauck and Miss Mildred Stewart for singing and music J Isaac Maham for services and Mr and Mrs Lank Smith for their support.
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