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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1939
Page
8
Rates listed for Clermont Courier in 1929 include one year at 1.00, six months and three months options. Combination deals pair the Courier with Cincinnati Post Times-Star and Enquirer at 4.25. Editor R. P. Althaug listed as business manager and E. Rush as manager in May 31 1929 issue.
Jenike now stationed at Mt. Vernon was home over Sunday. Notices of visitors, birthdays, and family visits fill Batavia society notes with names like Searls Wood Gregg Massey and Kennedy. A county fair board met in Owensville to discuss the coming fair and several church and social events are listed along with a funeral and a death in Indiana.
Mrs. Mabel Mussey leaves for California on Thursday while her husband travels to Colorado. Miss Louise Mussey will accompany them. The New Richmond Fortnightly Club hosts the County Federation of Women's Clubs on June 1 at Cranston Memorial Presbyterian church. Various residents take vacations, attend services, and participate in local youth activities. the American Legion Auxiliary thanks Girl Scouts and residents for helping Poppy Day.
Mt Carmel Summerside 4 H met May 25 at Stanley Pattison home with 13 members. Elected officers: George Aicholtz president Calvin Aicholtz secretary Earl Rumpke treasurer Lawrence Clark vice president Joseph Clark recreation leader Donald McGraw reporter. Refreshments by Mrs Pattison. Next meeting at Pattison home June 1.
The Churches Batavia M E Church with minister C R Spangler and S S Superintendent Franklin D Morrison holds Sunday school at 9 30 A M and morning service at 10 80 Communion will be administered Midweek service is Wednesday at 7 30 P M no evening service A B Church led by Rev Smith with Walter J Bauer S S Superintendent offers Sunday school 9 30 for all ages and morning worship at 10 30 with children s exercises Evening worship at M E church features Rev Martin delivering the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class
The Reds depart Cincinnati for a three game set with the Boston Bees in Boston and a three game series with the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds. They then visit Philadelphia for two night games before Brooklyn for three games and a doubleheader. The trip includes Cooperstown honors for Vander Meer and Lombardi.
Clermont County commissioners in Batavia on May 29 approved numerous expenditures and payroll items. Authorized Auditor to issue warrants for gas tax projects, repairs, materials, equipment, trucking, and services from multiple vendors and firms.
Batavia resident Mary Louise Gunderley, daughter of Pete Gunderley, belongs to Ohio State University Gdee Club. The group aired a choral program Monday May 29 at 2 30 PM on the coast to coast CBS network.
A clever one ring circus called the Coney Circus plays every afternoon and evening at Coney Island in Cincinnati. Presented by Jim, it stands as part of the season’s amusements at America's finest amusement park.
For sale seven pigs seven weeks old listed by Mary Harriman of Batavia Route 4 in the local ad. Also for sale 40 weaning pigs from WM Miller of Glen Este with Batavia phone number 2629.
Educative dogs ponies monkeys and white Arabian horses star in the act led by Jim the dog who counts adds subtracts and multiplies. Coney’s pool gains renewed popularity after season preparations plus a new large play area offering paddle tennis ping pong shuffleboard volleyball and more. Jack Jenney and His Orchestra open at Moonlite Gardens in Moonlight Gardens Friday night June 2, creating a lively dance scene.
Lang's Leghorn Farm in New Richmond Ohio seeks 1000 bushels of yellow ear corn. Call phone 2039 for details or delivery arrangements.
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