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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1933
Page
8
A collection of poems and notices from Batavia area society includes Lou M. Ely’s poem about enduring light, community events, card clubs, elections, and obituaries. Local gatherings feature sewing clubs, a Halloween social, and ministerial meetings, with notable visits and a recent homecoming in Oxford.
The U B Church in Batavia led by Rev Ludwick announces Sunday services on November 12 with Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 Holy Communion and an evening service at 8 00. The minister's theme is Our Nation and Her Conduct with special music and a Prince of Peace Declamation contest. All invited.
Midweek services are held Wednesday at 7 30. Sunday service schedule lists Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45. Former pastor Dr George D McCulloch will preach. A reception by Judge and Mrs Hugh L Nichols occurs Saturday night November 11 from 7 to 9. All are invited.
Dale Nichols of New Richmond was elected president of the Clermont County Rural Mail Carriers at the annual New Richmond gathering Saturday night. Other officers include Charles Jackson of Batavia as vice president and George Frazier of Williamsburg as secretary treasurer.
Farmers Union to install officers at the court house on Thursday night November 10 at 8 p m. Milk Producers Union to elect officers at the same time and place.
Robbers broke a large window to enter Frank P. Jones store in Williamsville Sunday night and emptied the cash register. They took all cigarettes groceries and other merchandise. Local talent 18 suspected. No arrests made.
The American Red Cross wraps up a historic effort to distribute clothing to more than five million families and convert wheat and cotton surpluses into food and garments. Through 3,700 chapters and many agencies, 54 million garments and 92 million yards of cloth aided the unemployed and needy, with final cotton clothing distributions ongoing in fall. The drive, funded from Congress, will expend about 735000 dollars from its treasury alongside extensive disaster relief and health programs.
County agent Baugh says the hog tax that began November 5 is paid by packers, not farmers. Some papers misinformed readers leading farmers to market hogs earlier than planned.
Public sale at my home fourteen miles east of Lindale on Laurel road Saturday November 11 at 1 p m. All kinds of household goods and small farm tools. Bills for particulars. Cash terms. Fred Simpson A M Ellis and K Bowman clerk.
Fruit and ornamental trees flowering shrubs hedges and evergreens offered at last spring prices. Located one mile east of Bethel and 12 miles west of Georgetown on State Route 126, a direct road from Cincinnati to Portsmouth. Transplanting season for evergreens September to December with other stock available October 16 through December 21.
Batavia Ohio retailer Ayers Hardware pledges to donate 2 percent of gross cash sales to churches. Church representatives must register, collect receipts, and monthly totals are paid by check. Plan is effective immediately and to continue indefinitely. Contact via phone 177.
Goshen township livestock producers and shippers traveled with County Agent Baugh on a marketing tour through Cincinnati Yards. R Q Smith explained marketing methods before the group saw livestock sorted graded and sold. Prof C W Hammans of Ohio State University spoke at noon. The afternoon featured inspection of the Kahn Packing Plant and Procter Gamble facility at Ivorydale with plans for similar tours in other townships.
Mr and Mrs Chas Price returned to Cincinnati from Florida and were at Freemeyers last week. Mr and Mrs Russel Brumagen of Bethel and Mrs Rose Brumagen enjoyed the Palace show Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Teegarden were at Dale Teegardens on Walnut Hills last week. Mr Gaskins of Wiltsees Station rented the Fox farm. Mr and Mrs Clay and Sammy of New Castle Ind visited Ringels several days last week. Mr and Mrs Coslett and sons spent Sunday with Jim Kilgon and family in East End. Henry Haase and wife went to Cincinnati for the winter. Charley Witt took Mr and Mrs Fiertal and Jack of Hyde Park to New Castle Sunday visiting relatives. Rev Russell and wife of Clarksville were overnight guests of Mrs Belle Kirgan last week. The Plint family moved to Cincinnati Thurman the owner is remodeling. Mr and Mrs Hertwig of Cincinnati were Sunday guests of Surrys.
The Centenary M E Church official board adopted resolutions dated November 2 1988 expressing sympathy for the family of Sister Minnie Stroup who was secretary for years. The notice notes sending a copy to the family and placing one in county papers. Mrs Alvin Moyer Mrs Zora Prest on Mrs Marie White. Card of Thanks extends gratitude for kindness and funeral support including Rev Ripple Dr Basinger floral donors county officers and lawyers and friends.
Dr. Louis Mark of Columbus warns at a memorial for Dr. C O Probst that three more cases of peripheral tuberculosis in children under 12 appeared that day, signaling a possible nationwide epidemic. He cites poverty and underfunded prevention as key factors and urges compulsory schoolchild examinations and isolation for those infected. He notes Ohio has treated consumptives successfully and that prevention must continue locally.
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