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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1939
Page
8
The Clermont Courier lists one year subscriptions at $1.00 for the Courier and Cincinnati Post. It also quotes rates of $4.25 for the Courier and Times-Star and $4.25 for the Courier and Cincinnati Enquirer.
Frank Kain and Miss Vesta Bishop return from Florida as Granville Mead family also comes home after wintering there. Local townsfolk host and visit. church and club events planned. Poppy Day May 27 urged with memorial tribute to men in Flanders Field. Virginia L Beall credits local society notes.
I O O F Lodge invites attendees to a district meeting at Batavia Lodge No 186 on May 19. William Brothers, Secretary, and E R Ungelhuem, N G, urge attendance.
The article lists services for The Churches with Rev. Smith and C. R. Spangler ministers, Sunday school at 9:30 and worship at 10:30 morning and 8:00 evening, midweek prayer and choir practice, plus a Franklin D. Morrison event. It notes a covered dish supper May 18 at 6:30 and an WHMS meeting in Milford M E church with attendance urged, and mentions Taxi Briggs attending a Probation Association meeting in Columbus May 13–14.
Batavia P T A President Mrs Gerald Iles hosted her board at a school dining room dinner with officers and guests. The group discussed a county fair food concession and upcoming round up exams with free vaccines for children. Batavia Rotary Club President Harry Kahle announced the entire club will attend the 30th International Convention in Cleveland June 18 to 23 with Ohio hospitality plans for 15 000 Rotarians from 60 nations.
Clermont County Men's Brotherhood will meet Thursday evening May 25 at Owensville Methodist Church. Cash Day, president, announced the program for the evening will be led by Dr. E Turley District Superintendent.
The Clermont county executive board of the Boy Scouts of America will hold its regular monthly conference on Friday night May 19 at 8 o'clock in the Keleh Hotel New Richmond. All scout executives and scoutmasters in the county are urged to attend.
Ex pert E J Meinhardt from Chicago will hold demonstrations at the Gibson Hotel in Cincinnati on May 22 23 and 24 from 1 00 PM to 5 00 PM and 7 00 PM to 8 00 PM daily. He promotes a new Shield device claimed to strengthen opening retaining ruptures in about 10 days without surgery and offers private demonstrations free of charge.
An announcement by Carl W. Smith and Ralph W. Emmons states that examinations will be held in Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati and Toledo on Saturday June 3 1939. Positions include Examiner Grade I II III and IV in the Department of Auditor of State.
About 50 members of District No. 64 I. O. O. F. met in Newtonsville on Saturday night May 13 for the regular district gathering. Attendees from Batavia included J. M. Fitzpatrick Art Munden James Lewis and Tom Brooks. Lebanon Lodge presented Newtonsville Lodge with roughly 100 in Past Grand collars. After adjournment a recital and music program by the Newtonsville Rebecca Lodge followed a dining hall reception with ice cream home made cake and coffee.
About 3 000 livestock dealers and brokers in Ohio must obtain a dealer license from the State Department of Agriculture and file a bond under a new state law. The measure calls for inspection and disinfection of stock yards pens and transport vehicles used for live stock.
Lang's Leghorn Farm in New Richmond Ohio seeks 1000 bushels of yellow ear corn. Contact by phone at 2039.
Multiple classified notices advertise for sale items in Ohio including strawberry plants cows pigs bulls and farm equipment. Listings show contacts John Hultz Emerson Jester Dave McQuitty and Larkin in Batavia with phone numbers 2793 994 746 and 312 and dates 1012 1013 for sow and pig sales dwelling prices and lumber.
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