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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1940

Page

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Poppy Day Observed Across Town and Nation

Poppy Day will be observed in Batavia Amelia Mt. Carmel and Owensville and nationwide on May 25. American Legion Auxiliary Unit 287 distributes memorial poppies under Miss Jean Moyer to honor World War dead and support disabled veterans families and survivors.

Batavia Amelia Mt. Carmel Owensville Earle B. Kincaid Frank W. Weaver American Legion Auxiliary Jean Moyer Legion and Auxiliary America Kincaid Europe

Miami Rural P. T. A. to Give Supper

The Miami Rural P. T. A. hosts a pot luck supper on Friday May 17 from 5 to 8 PM at Mulberry School to raise funds for improving the auditorium. President Mrs Gordon Woodmansee invites friends of the school to attend and support the event. Melvin Judd will install new offices at the meeting on Wednesday May 15 at 2 30 PM with Mrs England as dent and Inez Taylor as secretary.

Miami Rural Mulberry Gordon Woodmansee Melvin Judd England Inez Taylor R. B. Griswold

Miss Skaggs Chooses The Kings Stilts

Miss Xie Mae Skaggs selects The Kings Stilts by Dr. Seuss for Batavia Elementary third graders. Funded by the American Legion Auxiliary, the book follows a humorous king in a land where patrol cars outshine armies and navies.

Xie Mae Skaggs American Legion Auxiliary Miss Skagg Batavia Dr. Seuss Rawdon House

Birthday cheer for Mrs Minnie Heberle and friends

Last Wednesday many friends and relatives called to remind Mrs Minnie Heberle of her birthday. A lovely lunch was served and well wishes flowed for many more happy birthdays. Neighbor Hilda Ramsey could not attend so a plate lunch was sent in her memory.

Minnie Heberle Heberle Hilda Ramsey

Legion awards to Amelia Batavia and Owensville pupils

The Frank W. Weaver Post 28 American Legion Batavia will present awards to pupils from Amelia Batavia and Owensville schools on May 22 1940 at 8 30 p m with help from the Auxiliary at Amelia Commander Arthur Red Murray and Miss Jean Moyer at Batavia Mr and Mrs Chas Bell at Owensville William Brossart and Mrs HK Hillen listed as organizers and sponsors

Frank W. Weaver American Legion of Batavia Amelia Owensville Auxiliary Arthur Red Murray Jean Moyer Bata Chas. Bell William Brossart H. K. Hillen

Grange Memorial Services Postponed to June Second

Due to many school activities and difficulty securing a speaker the Grange Memorial services are postponed one week and moved to Batavia School Auditorium on Sunday evening June two at 8 30 PM Chorus rehearsals are under way under George Caldwell Marathon and the program committee has details. Marathon Grange hosts a pot luck supper Friday May seventeen honoring new members and Mother's Day All members urged to attend two meetings remain to count in the contest Reds ahead unless Greens work refreshments by Home Beautification committee.

Grange Batavia George Caldwell Will Marathon Grange

Mt Carmel Glen Este PTA set final meeting

The Mt Carmel Glen Este PTA holds its last meeting Friday at 8 pm in the school auditorium with retiring president Mrs C W McBride presiding. New officers including President Ten te and others will be announced. The program showcases The Advantages of Music to the Child.

Mt. Carmel-Glen Este McBride A. C. Roslow County Health Department Charles York Mesdames E.B. Kincaid Ray Blick L. A. Jones Mervil_ Keller Alfred Rapp K. K. Shearwood G. W. McBride C. L. Harrison Ruben Shor Mesdames Keller Silas Bryant G. W. Clark H. D. Harrison Herbert Shepherd

Drivers Warned To Dim Lights In Ohio Drive Test

Ohio patrols report one in four passenger car drivers fail to dim headlights, risking life and property. truck drivers show more courtesy with fewer failing to switch beams. Col. Robert S Beightler calls for courtesy or tougher enforcement and announces a statewide appeal through media. Governor Bricker backs the effort to encourage dimming headlights.

Ohio Ohio Department of Highways Robert S. Beightler State Highway Department

Clermont Voters Flock To Large Primary Turnout In County

Fair weather and lively contests drew large crowds to Clermont county polls for the Republican and Democratic primaries. Republicans N h m m e l beat Neffner 1275 to 1083 for Congress. Fitch led Ringer 1250 to 575. County offices saw Ausman Buckler, Winspear, Houghton, Walker, and Mosbacher among victors. Democrats name Davey for Governor Pattison for Lt Gov Sweeney Secy of State Ferguson Auditor Nye Attorney General Young and others.

Clermont County Neffner Hummel Fitch Congress Ringer Martin & Kimble Pulley State Senate Ausman Buckler Winspear Seyler Houghton Coombs Walker Mosbacher Spencer Armleder Kinnaird Davey Pattison Sweeney Sec’y Ferguson Nye Young Dixon Davis Donovan Hutchinson Brooks Coyle

Batavia High School schedules busy week of events

Batavia High School announces a busy final week with baccalaureate on Sunday at United Brethren Church at 8 pm featuring the Girls Glee Club and Reverend C R Spangler. Thursday includes Band renditions at 7 pm on campus. Eighth-grade and senior commencements and a senior ball follow in late May with diplomas and honors presented by county and school officials.

Batavia High School United Brethren Church Gladys Lewis C. R. Spangler Methodist Episcopal Church Spangler Batavia Vernon Martin Paul K. Moore Frank B. Hoggatt

Red Cross Appeals For 10 Million Dollars Clermont County Chapter Seeks Local Help

The Clermont County American Red Cross requests urgent support for a national drive of ten million dollars to aid war zone sufferers. National President Norman H. Davis notes invasion of Holland Belgium Luxemburg brings widespread suffering and requires immediate relief. Local quota is 2500.00. contributions may specify target country.

Clermont County American Red Cross Norman H. Davis Red Cross Holland Belgium Luxemburg Germany Russia Japan Batavia

Navy Recruiters to Visit Batavia for Enlistment Interviews

U S Navy Recruiting Service will visit Batavia on Wednesday May 22 to interview prospective candidates for enlistment. First enlistment applicants must be 18 to 31 years old and unmarried. Veterans under 35 may also be interviewed to enlist in the Navy.

United States Navy Batavia U. S. Navy U. S. Army Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard Service

Hockman Hagen Nuptials Saturday

Miss Wanda Hockman daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hockman of near Bethel married Woodrow Hagen nephew of Mr and Mrs Taxon Briggs of Williamsburg at the Hockman residence near Poetown Saturday evening at 7 35 P M Rev A L Althaus Bethel Christian Church officiated The couple will live in a newly furnished apartment in the Schwab Hotel Bethel They are at home to friends A six o clock family wedding dinner followed at the Taxon Briggs home Denise Malott was bridesmaid Isaac Malott best man Mr Hagen works as a bookkeeper for Hi Port Bottling Company Batavia

Wanda Hockman Charles Hockman Near Bethel Woodrow Hagen Taxon Briggs Williamsburg Hockman Poetown A. L. Althaus Bethel Christian Church Denise Malott Isaac Malott Schwab Bethel Bethel High School Hi-Port Bottling Company Batavia

Hand Is Shot Off While Hunting Crows

A hunting accident near Batavia hospitalizes William Dowdney Jr after a fellow hunter injures his left hand while hunting crows with Ora Malott's son. Dowdney is enrolled in Batavia class and was transported by Dr. Mastropaolo.

Wm. Dowdney Jr Ora’ Malott Dowdney Batavia Mastropaolo

Ameli a Youths In Auto Crash

Alfred Spitzmueller 21 and Frank Cann 18 of Locust Corner were critically hurt early Sunday when their car crashed into a telephone pole on Route 125 between Eight and Nine Mile roads. Spitzmueller suffered a fractured skull while Cann had a forehead gash needing 11 stitches. Spitzmueller remained unconscious after brain surgery as Cann recounted that Spitzmueller slept at the wheel before the crash near home on their way back from Cincinnati.

Alfred Spitzmueller Adolph Spitzmueller Frank Cann John Cann Locust Corner Nine Mile Bethesda Hospital White’s Spitzmueller Cann Spitrmueller Cincinnati Cinder Products Company

Rome Reaches 1.315 Million as Population Peak

Rome today reports 1,315,000 residents, marking the largest population in its 2,700 year history. The figure underscores continued growth amid urban development and long-standing historical significance.

Rome

Batavia Seniors Present Class Play Poor Dear Edgar

Batavia High School seniors stage the three act comedy Poor Dear Edgar on the evening of Friday May 17 in the school auditorium. The cast features Edgar Applewaite and Betty with James Skelton directing and Edmund Parrott guiding scenery. Reserved tickets go on sale at Nash Pharmacy Monday May 13.

Batavia High School Edgar The Dramatic Publishing Company Chicago William Davidson Edgar Applewaite Betty Apple James Skelton Skelton Ohio State University Edmund Parrott Warren Malott Lawrence Sullivan Wilbur Winemiller Virgil Bickel Norman Whitt Mosbacher William Dowdney Ralph Lewis Nash Pharmacy

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mosbacher and Coyle Recorder Miami Parent - Teacher’s Association Lee Pe U. B Eli H. Speidel Batavia Board of Education Hugh Gilmore Eton Auxier Blank Book Company Marguerite Auxier Dayton Blank Book Company Sam Ausman Manly Hill J. M. Hutchinson Gilmore Hockman-Hagen Wm. Dowdney, Jr Pole
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