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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1938
Page
8
The Clermont Courier is advertised at one year for $1.00. Additional pricing listed include the Courier and Cincinnati Post at 4.25, Courier and Times-Star at 4.25, and Courier and Cincinnati Enquirer at 4.25.
Social and personal notes list ex treasurer Geo Eveland visiting with friends Thursday and a May 29 Olive Branch church decoration service at 2 p m with an address by Rev. Smith. Various attendees and guests are noted from Columbus Afton and New York City along with a birthday for Thos. D. Carter and a memorial poppy sale reminder.
At a Batavia meeting the Clermont County Welfare Board transferred 20 children to the Board of Aid for Dependent Children. The change shifts placing children with relatives and splits care costs among county state and Federal relief, saving about $1000 annually for the county treasury.
Robert F. Zugg principal of Blue Ash School retires and is celebrated with a public reunion on June 11 from 2 to 5 PM. Program includes speeches and music. PTA serves cafeteria supper 5 to 7 PM. attendees may bring basket lunches. Event at hog grounds Kenwood and Roads Blue Ash Ohio.
The Amelia Cemetery Association will hold a meeting on Monday at 4 P M at the home of Miss Irma Eppert secretary John street Amelia Ohio The gathering aims to elect a new President after the death of James R Hicks and to appoint a Secretary and Board of Directors Lot owners and relatives with burials are urged to attend L C Hopkins vice president Irma Eppert secretary
Plans announced for the Annual Senior Ball this Thursday night in the Clermont county high school auditorium. Niseley's Orchestra from Columbus will provide swing music, a highly anticipated spectacle for the class of 1988. Tickets are held by class members at 150 per couple and 100 per person.
Students at Ohio State University will join Friday May 27 in a tribute to Dr. George W. Rightmire, retiring president after 12 years in office. He leaves active duty July 1 with 36 years of service and was first OSU alumnus to become president.
Drs W W Meade Sol Taplitz of New Richm and Dr Henry Wedig of Newtown will speak at the 68th annual meeting of the National Eclectic Medical Association in Asheville North Carolina June 21 23 Meade discusses vomiting in children Taplitz on diabetes Wedig on infant feeding A large Southwestern Ohio delegation is expected Dr Cloyce Wilson of Cincinnati is secretary of the association.
The Williamsburg school year closed with a seniors and staff reception at Mariemont Inn and a Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Clarence Stewart at the Presbyterian church. Awards went to top students and athletes, including Mary Louise Connor and Walter Mearns as team captains, with multiple letters, Reading Circle honors, perfect attendance, and the valedictorian Virginia Peterson. Commencement address delivered by Spencer Shank of the University of Cincinnati. The Golden Jubilee meeting of the Williamsburg High School Alumni Association was held on the final day.
Summerside Greenhouse offers cabbage and sweet potato plants at 35c per 100 and pimento tomato and eggplant at 50c per 100. Pot and cut flowers for Memorial Day available. Delivery offered by phone Batavia 2908.
E J Meinhardi a Chicago shield specialist will be at the Gib Son Hotel Cincinnati Ohio on June 2 3 4 from 1 00 PM to 5 00 PM and 7 00 PM to 9 00 PM daily He claims immediate rupture shield results and invites demonstrations free of charge accessible to men only He notes he has visited Cincinnati for 15 years and lists several names to remember.
The Class of 38 members welcomed to the body include Ora L Bare Marvin W Sprague Walter Mearns Eleanor Jean Fuhr Ruth Lanore Prine and others. List continues with additional names tied to the graduating group as printed in the edition.
Advertises fresh Chester White bears and cows, sweet potato and garden plants for sale by Herbert Cook of Goshen Ohio. Contact via New Tonsville 573. 25Mtl1.
Trade in values for Pontiac models list figures such as 395 375 445 and 22K 265 145 195 125 7c across several trims and years, indicating dealer valuation ranges.
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