Clermont Courier Batavia oldest paper since 1826
The Clermont Courier published Thursdays and Sundays from Batavia Ohio under the Art of Congress dated March 3 1870. It is Batavias oldest newspaper succeeding The Spirit of the Times 1826 and The Chronicle The Times. Produced by The Clermont Publishing Company 385 West Main St Batavia Ohio with 3.00 annual subscription and Dixplas advertising rates. Staff includes Jerald Fortney Thomas Fortney Angela Sanders Arthur Steddom and others.
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Poat Coffe
Batavia
Ohio
Clermont Courier
Spirit of the Times
Chronicle
the Times
Clermont Publishing Company
West Main St
Mrs McCoy Summer Visit And Navy Update At Batavia
Mrs J C McCoy and daughter Kathy from Newport R I spent summer in Batavia with Col and Mrs B M Barbeau and Kathy's grandmother Mrs Amy McCoy. Lt J C McCoy serves as executive officer on the U S S Thomas J Gary a radar picket destroyer in the North Atlantic Fleet under Admiral Taylor. The ship crews numbers 13 officers and 160 enlisted men and patrols for a month in designated Atlantic areas tracking ships and planes. The Gary’s duties are similar to the Hale which once ferried the Russian fishing vessel when the Atlantic cable was cut. The Hale returned with a damaged rudder prompting immediate Gary deployment to the picket area. The WCTU meets June 3 at 1 30 pm at Mrs Minnie Hahns home. The public is invited. Little Vicki Lynn Carrington has returned from Children’s Hospital. The Ladies Aid Society of the EUB Church will sponsor a bake sale Friday May 29.
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J. C. McCoy
Kathy
Newport
R.L
Batavia
U.S.S. Gary
Atlantic
U.S.S. Hale
Hale
Gary
Local notices and social items from Clermont County area
10 a.m. on the Court house corner Main and Market Sts. Mrs. Mary Adams injured hand at home. Mrs. Myrtle Murphy visited Bainbridge relatives and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Chandler of Milford. Monroe Hinton of Lincoln Heights stayed with Mrs. Eleanor Tolwepert. Clermont County Barracks Auxiliary members joined Cincinnati Veterans Hospital patients for a social hour. Verna Winters to host Sunday school class picnic Thursday. Maud Horn hosted Middletown club for luncheon and cards. Fred Johnson of Xenia visited Ralph Murphy. Mary Lang of Maysville visited son Joe and family. Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Smith returned from Knoxville golf trip. Julia Kain visiting Sarasota Fla. Loretta Greer of Cincinnati a guest of Robert Singleton. Bartholomew Healey, father of Mrs. Ann Lang, died at home in Cincinnati.
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Katherine Kain
Florence Salter
Clermont County Barracks
Cincinnati Veteran’s Hospital
Births and hospital notices from Brown County weekly report
In the week ending May 1 Brown County Hospital in GEOREGTOWN reports one birth and 20 patient admissions from Clermont County. A Bethel baby girl named Helen Inez arrived May 11 to Mr. and Mrs. James Ear Stockton. Mt. Pisgah Civic Club to host a fried chicken and ham dinner at 5 p.m. June 20 with prizes and a social to follow.
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Clermont County
Brown County Hospital
James Ear
Stockton
Helen Hazel Kelley
Bethel
Helen Inez
MT. Pisgah
Respect for Woman's Intuition Comment
A sharp social quip questions how any man can respect women's intuition while some women delay chores like washing supper dishes hoping to tackle them tomorrow morning.
Paint Demonstration At Milford Store Demonstrates Vari Krom
A factory trained demonstrator will be at Harry's Decorative Supply 229 Main St Milford all day Friday May 29 to show decorating with Vari Krom multicolored spatter paint. Attendees receive a free gift painted with Vari Krom. If weather permits the event will be held outside the storefront.
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Harry’s Decorative Supply
Main St
Milford
Harry Hellings
Knothole Southern Section Scores Across Classes
In Class D Withamsville Cubs 5 defeated St Ber Nadette Cards 2 while Amelia Reds 10 beat St Bernadette Bishops 4 and Mt Carmel 24 topped Amelia Cubs 8 Bethel 5. In Class C Amelia Aces 13 beat Amelia Giants 2 as New Richmond 7 defeated Monroe 5 and Bethel Lions 7 won over Amelia Yanks 3. In Class B Amelia Jets 14 beat Amelia Dod…
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Withamsville Cubs
St. Bernadette Cards
Amelia Reds
St. Bernadette Bishops
Withamsville Stars
Bethel
Mt. Carmel
Amelia Cubs
Schaffer
Withamsville
Cubs
Stars
Amelia Aces
Amelia Giants
New Richmond
Monroe
Bethel Lions
Amelia Yanks
Unreported Scores From Central and Northern Sections
Report notes no scores were received from the Central and Northern Sections. Results listed include Amelia Klus scoring 14 for Bethel 9 and Amelia Redlegs 8 against St Berna dette 1, with other scores not reported by supervisors.
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The
Jerald
Southwestern Obio Feels Club
Ohio Newspaper Association
National Britorial Association
Mrs. McCoy
WCTU
Minnie Hahn
Vicki Lynn Carrington
Mrs
Jack Carrington
Children’s Hospital
Ladies Aid Society of
EUB Church
Court House
Main and Market Sts
Mary Adams
Myrtle Murphy
Bain
Allen Chandler
Robert Rice
Merie Zager
C. C. Rice
Monroe Hinton
Lincoln Heights
Eleanor Tolwee
Pert
Verna Winters
Fred Johnson
Xenia
Ralph Murphy
Mary Lang
Maysville
Joe
C. B. Smith
Knoxville
Julia Kain
Sarasota, Fla
Loretta Greer
Cincinnati
Robert Singleton
Bartholomew Healey
Ann Lang
Greenbrier Rd
Afton
Erie Ave
Delbert Wilson
Motorist’s Mutual Insurance Co
Skyline
Brown Hospital
Mary A. Kube
Cecile Ellsberry
Kenneth Ray Rector
Margaret L. Nel
Nel
Lie MacQueary
Helen H. Stockton
Kathleen Bell
Rosaline Hughes
Judy Ruth Rolph
Joseph Kirk
Jeanette Vickers
Frederick M. Mason
Felicity
Etta. Barger
Moscow
Buryl L. Jordan
Neville
Nancy Vansky
Linda Vansky
Rhoda Gibson
Kathleen Brewer
Oren D. Howell
Rodney Lee Jones
Williamsburg
Kroger Pork & Beans
Scott County Pork & Beans
Kroger
Welchade
del Monte
Coca Cola
Pepsi Cola
Velveeta
Embassy
Reweg
Coupon
Kroger Batavia
U. S
Country Club
Ruth Lyons
Yi Valuable Kroger
Via
Kroc
Mily
By Stanley Anstaett
Amelia Jets
Amelia Dod
the Courier
Gers
Amelia Klus
Amelia Redlegs
St. Bernadette
E. L. Korb
G. E. McCarley
Optometrists
E. Main St
Amelia
Methodist
Georgetown
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