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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1935
Page
8
Local items include visits by H M Cade to Dayton and James Crane of Akron. social calls by Mrs Henry Horn of Williamsburg and Miss Helen H Rush in Cincinnati. tours by Mrs Geo Baum and Mrs Martha Dial. outdoor activities at Indian Lake. and multiple memorial and Decoration Day observances scheduled. Stanley Anstaett files for November ballot. Lawn goods advertised by J C Futir Williamsburg.
E J Meinhardi of Chicago announces two day private showings of the Meinhardi Rupture Shield at the Gibson Hotel Cincinnati on May 27 and 28. Daily hours are 10 to 4 and 7 to 9 with demonstrations to men only.
Fossils from North India and central Asia span all geological ages, indicating a long, continuous record of ancient life across these regions. Researchers note diverse specimens reflecting environmental shifts and tectonic connections linking the areas through deep time.
East Fork 4-H elects officers at Day Brothers day May 10 with Ernst as president Bach as secretary and Leaf as reporter Busy Bees Cooking Club names officers with Fetter as president Emery vice Helmig secretary Ansteatt recreation leader next meeting May 22 Goshen Forward Workers meet May 9 with Rogers president and plans for fair projects Officers and leaders meeting May 16 at Owensville and May 23 next meeting Phyllis Humphreys Goshen Industrious Sewers read constitution and planned May 165 conference at Olive Branch Verdie Burns visitor Six new members welcomed next meet May 23 Williamsburg Livestock Club forms May 15 elects Hutchinsor president Glenberger vice Hamm treas Kellum reporter Ten members join meetings every Tuesday Have projects ready for June 1 Batavia Busy Workers attend Owensville all day May 15 meeting Charlotte Himes and Mrs Murphy start 4-H club Lucky 18 with Fuhr as president McCollum vice Smith treas Fuhr reporter Next meeting May 23 Nicholsville Sewing Sisters changes name report given May 16 at Owensville and May 23 at Margerettee Henke Marjorie Moffett reporter.
Four H groups including Thrifty Cookers, Busy Worker Sewing and Junior Garden planned bake sales to raise club treasury funds. Meetings noted May 18 with 18 boys present and officer elections for several clubs. Next gatherings set for May 22 and May 26 at school hall and Miss Katherine Townsleys.
The parochial school bill, a campaign flashpoint, passed the senate last Wednesday by 17 to 15. Sixteen Democrats and one Republican supported, while 12 Republicans and three Democrats voted against. Senator Harold Nichols of Clermont County voted yes. The measure moves to the House.
A Washington debate unfolds as Southern push and Democratic Senators rally around states rights. Wagner and Costigan press a federal anti lynching bill while Borah signals a vigorous counter. Editorials show split views on Roosevelt New Deal measures and potential federal encroachments on local matters.
Batavia Presbyterian Church led by Samuel Huecker invites all to Sunday services May 26 with Sunday school at 9:30 and morning worship at 10:45. midweek service Wednesday at 7 30. U B Church minister E L Smith holds May 26 services with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 30. Batavia M K E Church, Rev R L Budd pastor, lists Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 10 30 evening 7 30, Haworth League 6 45, guild 2 80. Rev Forrest Brown of Okeana assists with music during special meetings this and next week. Mrs Nick House of Cincinnati hosts card party. invitations go to listed locals including Misses Marie Laffleur Irene Reynolds Laura Cade and others.
The Clermont County Young Republican Club sent Earl Kincaid James W Walker Miss Roslyn Majoesky and Mr and Mrs Ken H Turner to the Columbus gathering of the League of Young Republican Clubs of Ohio. Theodore Roosevelt Jr addressed the crowd after a dinner with over 1200 attendees and Attorney General John W Bricker served as toastmaster.
Deputy Game Warden Frank W. Stagg reports 400000 pike perch released in the East Fork last week and a fishing ban from the mill dam to above Red Bridge from May 22 to July 1 to permit breeder fish shipments. After July 1 the fish become public property for disposal. Ontario visitors, Mr and Mrs L W Ralph and Mrs W L Latimier and son Robert, stayed with Miss Harriett Carpenter during their Canada return from Daytonia Beach.
Deaths listed include Miller, Louella M., and KNAUSE William, both with details of parents, spouses, and burial sites. Other notices cover CURLISS Abigail Whitaker, FAGIN Margaret L., and BURK William H. with birth ages, residence closes, church services, and interment plans across Milford Williamsburg Amelia Forestville Mt. Moriah and related cemeteries.
Dr Claude B Smith a dentist from Cincinnati died Sunday along with Mrs Faith Evans and her sons Lew and Edward. Also noted is Miss Catherine Fisher of Cincinnati as part of the reported death notice.
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