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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1933
Page
8
A collage of visits and events from Batavia and nearby towns. Elma and Helen Stoddard attend Wilmington College and return home for the weekend. Mrs V O Lytle and daughter visit Ada to see Donald Anstead. Numerous gatherings mark birthdays anniversaries and a university honor for J Allen Johnson.
You are invited to a paint demonstration by Ayer Holwel this Friday and Saturday. Attendees will see modern materials in bright colors, with Utilac highlighted as a wonder product.
Arthur Greggston of Newport Kentucky was found not guilty by a Common Pleas Court jury after a brief deliberation. The case followed a weeks long investigation and a river chase on the Ohio where Sheriff Auxier shot Greggston in the head during the pursuit.
The Secretary of the Ohio Board of Barber Examiners announced last week that barbers seeking licenses under the pew state law may file applications at the county auditor's office after November 16.
A mass meeting at the M E church Sunday at 2:30 invites all S. A. workers to attend. Dr Harris speaks and leads a round table forum. Ray Franks, candidate for Bata via township trustee, reported Jersey Sweet potatoes: 17 bu from 600 plants. W O Ferree, trustee candidate, shows Irish potatoes.
Voters urged to retain the Eighteenth Amendment and state prohibition laws. Clermont County Dry Federation chairman J C Fuhr warns the Highteenth Amendment is easier to enforce than new liquor regulation. Also announced: 1933 34 chauffeur licenses issued by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles with registrars starting December 1 1933 and expired licenses valid until December 21 1933.
The family expresses gratitude for kindness shown after the death of Mary Marie Kruck wife and mother. They thank relatives friends neighbors and especially Rev George Hazelwood for consoling words and Dr Mott for visits.
The Rush family extends sincere thanks to the Batavia Fire Company friends neighbors and others who aided in saving their home from destruction last Thursday night.
The railroads drive economic recovery as major buyers of American goods. They historically purchase about 1.389 billion dollars worth of products annually and support thousands of mills and factories. They also buy substantial shares of coal, timber, fuel oil, and iron and steel, with wide economic spillover to printers, builders, and utilities. In 1932 railroad material purchases fell from prior levels.
The Batavia Presbyterian Church led by Samuel Huecker invites midweek services on Wednesday at 7 30 and Sunday November 5 with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45 under the topic An imperiling Separation. Also Monterey Presbyterian invites a regular service on Sunday November 6 at 7 30. Batavia M H B Church led by Rev R B Budd lists Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship 10 30 evening 7 30 church night 7 30 Wednesday prayer 7 40 and Epworth League 6 30 with a candle light installation of League officers on Sunday evening November 6 and a youth rally at 2 30 with Rev B E Harris speaking. District Conference at Martineville Thursday and WHMS district meeting at Ripley Friday. New Richmond K P Lodge meets Monday November 13. E C Manning of Bethel will speak.
Sunday program at U B Church Batavia lists Sunday school at 9 30 Junior Church 1915 morning worship 1080 with Dr E B Harris editor of the Watchword present to speak and again at 8 00 p m Christian Endeavor 780 mid week service Wednesday 7 00 p m Ohio governorship chatter begins as C Nelson Sparks Akron mayor opens race and Roscoe C McCulloch enters a barrage while Clarence J Brown expected to speak at Dover this week with possible bids from William Pickrel or Charles Sawyer.
Miss Laura Cade entertained her Bridge club Thursday evening with cards and conversation in a social gathering.
On Saturday November 4 the U S Department of Agriculture will cooperate in presenting the Fourth National 4 H Achievement day radio program broadcast from 12 30 to 1 30 p m EST over a National Broadcasting Co network including WLW Cincinnati.
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Jack Jamieson presents a two act minstrel show at Batavia Town Hall on Friday November 8 under Holy Trinity Church auspices. The show features Batavia singers dancers blackfaced comedians and an orchestra with reserved seats on sale at Nash's. Curtain rises at 8.
The Farm Bureau and Grange of Clermont County urge Ohio voters to pass a 10 mill tax limitation amendment next Tuesday. They argue it will cut real estate taxes for property owners, lowering mills by three to five in Clermont districts, and shift the burden toward wealthier areas.
Charles Rutherford Sr of Mt Crab is visiting. Dr A G Predmore and H Anderson of Marathon were callers last Wednesday. Emery Hodges rented the Showder farm north of town. Dr Stanley Burkhardt resigned in Cincinnati and settled here. Misses Myrna and Ruby Ritchie entertained friends last Friday. Irwin Furik of the CCC spent a spree here with his mother last.
No hunting allowed on the Hoffmeister sisters farm in Pierce township Locust Corner tied to care for offspring of lovatide oe r noon. No access for Bennett Behymer and Gilenn Budd near 169 with warning signs and enforcement.
In Clermont County probate court a Mothers Pensions hearing approved pensions for numerous mothers after officer visits. A total of 1840 dollars was distributed in a single payment to named recipients across Loveland, Withamsville, Amelia, Batavia, Moscow, Milford, New Richmond, Williamsburg, Bethel, Felicity, Miamiville, and Georgetown, with varied amounts per case.
Farm property offered for sale near Blea comprising eight? acres with a wood school house and a barn. Blanche Welch is listed as the contact at Dayton for inquiries.
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