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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1934
Page
8
Local notices list subscriptions offers with Cincinnati papers and multiple dates. Community events include ice cream supper at Marathon on May 26 and a benefit baseball club. Petitions filing deadline is June 15 at 6 30 p m.
We thank friends and neighbors for favors and kindness during the illness and death of our husband and father Fred Kline. Mrs Rosa Kline and daughters.
Amelia 0 Bat and Sup features two shows at 7 and 9 pm. Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert star in It Happened One Night with Krazy Kat Cartoon and Snapshot No 4. Tickets priced 7.80 and 9.00.
Batavia area churches announce May 27 services. Batavia Presbyterian led by Samuel Huecker holds Sunday worship at 10:46 with midweek and Sunday school at 9:30. A B Church led by Rev Ludwick offers memorial themed services and 9:30 Sunday school. M E Church lists 10:30 morning worship and 8:00 p m evening service with theme The Love of God Expressed in Man. Batavia M E Church with Rev R L Budd posts 9:30 Sunday school and 10:30 worship plus 7:15 p m Buckworth League and 8:00 evening service. Summerside and Olive Branch churches provide Sunday schools at 9:30 and worship at 8:00 with Miss Moyer as speaker on missionary topics. Locust Corner and Old Bethel note 2:30 and 9:00 p m sessions respectively, with Miss Moyer presenting in multiple settings. A Sunday afternoon league game Edenton at Batavia 3-6-? is listed among events.
The Nimble Thimble 4-H Sewing Club met May 15 1984 at Mrs H R Ayer home to organize and elect officers Loucille Ayer president Althea Moyer Betty Moyer sec treas Edith Ayer recreation Laura Daugherty reporter The Modern Cooks Mt Carmel opened May 16 with officers Stella Richoltz president Mary Ward vice Ruth Andres treasurer Helen Gray secretary Charlotte Harrison recreation Nellie Roys reporter Nicholsville Sewing Club led by Rose Jackson elected Helen Hall president Virginia Hall secretary Rosemary Jackson recreation Doris Brunk asst Plans were made to go to Owensville May 14 The Elk Lick Happy Six Club to meet May 24 at Mrs Jake Retzler home all members invited
About fifty Clermont County Farm Bureau members attended the District meeting in Hillsboro on May 23. The delegation traveled from Marathon, banners on their cars, with sessions led by Baugh, Lincoln, Powell, Carter, Winemiller, and Caldwell. Visiting reps from Clinton, Highland, Brown and Clermont counties attended. the gathering was one of the district’s most successful.
The Batavia O. E. S. Chapter hosted a large audience for inspection led by inspectress Miss Margaret Wenzel of Moscow. Three candidates Mrs. Hazel Stouder and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Burkeholder were initiated with refreshments served. The Cincinnati Odd Fellows plan a June 9 outing to Conney Island with Island Queen passage from Cincinnati for 10 cents, tickets at Batavia lodge.
Fred Kline aged 82 died May 22 after a long illness. Survived by a widow and two daughters. Funeral from Presbyterian church Friday burial Williamsburg. May 29 at 8 pm a competitive drill at Batavia Armory with awards for best squad and individual soldiers sergeants corporals and appearing soldiers. Colonel Hugo Rudolph of the 147th Infantry will judge. Public invited refreshments served no charge.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Wm G Pickerel will hold a series of meetings in the 6th District starting Thursday May 24. He speaks in Hillsboro at 8 p m Fayetteville at 10 a m Friday May 25 at Bank Hotel Ripley Batavia court house 3 p m Georgetown at 8 p m. Everyone is invited.
Harold D. Nichols announces his candidacy for State Senator subject to Democratic voters approval at the August primary from Brown Butler Clermont and Warren counties.
G. P. Medary of Williamsburg launches campaign for county treasurer before the August primary. Petitions are in circulation as the bid gains momentum. The Ohio Fire Lands note explains a 500000 acre tract in Erie and Huron counties was set aside for Connecticut towns devastated in the Revolution, not by fires.
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