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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1936
Page
8
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Charles Pringle returns home. Mt Carmel and Batavia schools close Friday. Mrs. Wanamaker visits Judge Nichols. Chas Kunz visits Batavia. Mr. and Mrs. Buerkle in Charleston. Vincent Garner with his mother in Cochocton. Dr Mozart from New Richmond hosts friends. IdA Griffiths family in Madisonville. Various local visits, Chapter KAM inspection May 26, and community notices.
Mrs. Caroline Paschal visited Friday with Mrs. Ann Kain at New Richmond. Mrs. Anne Bruce Staples of Lynchburg Virginia is visiting with her daughter Mrs. John Paschal. Miss Louise Massey and Mrs. Catherine Metford of Bethel returned Thursday from the Red Cross National convention in Chicago as delegates of the Clermont County Chapter. Mr. Theron Cross Don and Castle King of College Corner, Dorothy Daugherty of Miami University were dinner guests, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Foster and mother of Cincinnati were afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daugherty.
Primary candidates must file their expense accounts with the Board of Elections by May 22. Successful candidates will not receive their certificate of nomination or election until compliance. Filing is compulsory.
Owensville defeated Amelia 8 to 2 with Dunlap steady on the mound. Batavia led Newtonville 11 to 1, Carter and Sedgwick started for Batavia. Marathon beat Glen Este 6 to 8 despite Parsona’s 14 strikeouts for Glen Este. Sunday May 24 schedule features Batavia at Owensville, Amelia at Marathon, Glen Este at Newtonsville. Contracts due to the secretary before Sunday’s game.
The Batavia Garden Club sponsored a town clean-up last week. Dumping occurred on the East Fork bank and neglected Armory lot and alleys. Residents criticize misuse of the Armory site and urge it become a children’s playground.
The stadium announces a 40 percent lighting upgrade through added units and new Altair reflectors. Crosley Field previously boasted top lighting last summer and aims to be even brighter this season.
Severe cold killed nearly all Clermont county peach trees last winter. Older trees six to seven years old should be removed, while younger trees with foliage may be trimmed after a week. Do not dehorn trees. removal of older trees aims to speed replacement with fruit bearing trees in a few years.
The article notes more than three billion dollars in emergency funds to sustain government aid, plus additional billions for regular activities, signaling an uphill fight for the GOP in November.
Infant Naegle and infant Perry deaths reported with funerals set in Mt Washing ton and New Richmond. Hall, Harry A., longtime Tabasco resident, dies at 70s leading to services at Williamsville Baptist Church with Rev Reed officiating and Mt Moriah interment.
In a Williamsburg Ohio letter Carroll A. Spencer thanks many friends for primary support and asks them to vote for his opponent in the November county treasurer race, O C DeFosset, with a respectful sign off.
After finishing an eastern tour the Reds return to Cincinnati for a three game set with the Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday Sunday and Monday. Lee Handley and Calvin Chapman are in the lineup at second base and right field respectively. Both players lead in batting and speed and are expected to develop into stars. The Reds hit the road again to Chicago and St. Louis after Crosley Field series, with their first night game of the 1936 season set for Tuesday June 2.
In Lions City Iowa on September 29 1982 Franklin D Roosevelt campaigned urging lower taxes and better government efficiency. Critics note New Deal debt rose from 20 billion in 1933 to 30.5 billion by 1985, arguing taxes will burden future generations before the November election.
An upstate editor denounces Governor Davey as a vain figure who favors gardenias and jokes while warning that human misery will be used in next November’s election. He recalls Harry Hopkins to attack public funds as taxpayers’ money.
Mr and Mrs Geo Patterson celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary on Sunday May 17 in Glen Este with about 135 guests and many gifts. Nearby visits included Ed Hubeey and son Jim with Royal Smythe family in Milford and trips to Ripley. Mrs Roger Dudley attended a Wittenberg College alumni banquet in Cincinnati.
Henry Gaskins and Mollie K. Fiscus administrators will sell at public auction at Delana Gaskins late residence on State Route 125 Merwin Ohio Saturday May 28 1986 at 1 00 pm. Items include kitchen range heating stove bedroom suite tables seven chairs side board safe dishes carpets rugs dresser rockers lamps and all other household effects. Terms cash. Auctioneer A M Ellis. Attorneys Davis Ely Ely.
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