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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1933
Page
8
A brief clipping lists newspaper names and dates including Lemont Courier and Cincinnati Post with a one year rier and Cincinnati Times Star, and Cincinnati Enquirer with a three term reference. The fragment presents archival ties among papers and dates.
The piece paints October's beauty and the harvest season with verses on fall scenery. It includes local social notes noting visits, dinners, gatherings, and church activities among residents such as Keith Williams Amelia and families from Mt. Washington and Williamsburg. It closes with a note on a talk titled Great Chance for Women about the value of women's talents for the future.
The American Red Cross reports aid to six million families in unemployment and disaster relief during the year. It handled 120 disasters with 452,879 people helped, 148,340 homes damaged or destroyed, and 1,070,284 dollars spent from national funds.
Alonzo Workman offers sale at H. B. Harrison farm Route 74 below Olive Branch Saturday Nov 26 at 1 pm. Auction includes 2 work horses farm implements small tools 50 shocks of corn in field and more. Terms cash. A. M. Ellis, auctioneer.
The Batavia Parent Teachers Association plans a Silver Tea on Tuesday evening November 28 at 7:30 in the high school auditorium to benefit the milk fund. A short program will be held and the public is invited.
The Nifty Stitch Clothing Club will hold its achievement program Friday evening December 8 at 8 p m in the Christian Church. Mrs Mark Atchley, club leader, has arranged a very interesting program. Achievement Certificates will be presented by Mr Baugh county agent, who will also show a motion picture.
The Batavia M E Church led by Rev. R E Budd lists Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 and evening service at 7 30 with midweek Epworth League at 6 46 p m and choir practice at 8 16. Epworth League earned first prize at Laurel Booth Festival and donations support Christ hospital. Missionary society Thanksgiving services next Sunday and Union Thanksgiving on Nov 20 led by Rev Budd. Batavia Presbyterian Church led by Samuel Huecker posts midweek prayer at 7 30 and Sunday services at 9 80 Sunday school and 10 45 worship titled The Life that is Useless.
The county 4-H Club Executive Committee will meet Saturday afternoon at County Agent Baugh's Office in Bata via. Plans will be made for the first annual county wide 4-H Club Banquet.
Perry L. Green of Portage County was elected president of the Farm Bureau Federation at its annual Columbus meeting, succeeding L. B. Palmer Pataskala who resigned after ten years in the post.
Officers of Batavia Chapter and Masonic Lodge to be installed Saturday night at the Masonic lodge room. Both ceremonies occur the same evening with a farewell party for Jacob Friend who plans to leave soon. All members invited.
Robert R. Caldwell of Clermont County reports the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation endorses strict governmental economy and replacement revenues from personal income tax, adjusted intangibles tax, or a general sales tax. It backs liquor tax for pensions, gas tax retention for roads, driver licensing, higher utility excise taxes, and a militant utilities commission. It urges county government reform, longer terms for officials, and rapid water power development along the Ohio River to lower rural and urban electricity costs.
Election officials release vote totals for Jackson township school race. George Clemons leads with 207 votes, followed by Homer Ashton 202, L. S. Cramer 192, George Hodges 189, Homer Johnson 187, and E. Enger with 80.7 votes.
Sidney Alrey aged 83 of Owensville and Cincinnati died suddenly at home Monday. A former Times Star employee, he leaves one son and was the last of 18 children. He was uncle to Mrs. John B. Rapp of Batavia. Burial set for Milford Wednesday.
Fruit and ornamental trees flowering shrubs hedges and evergreens offered at the same low price as last spring. Located one mile east of Bethel and twelve miles west of Georgetown on State Route 125, a direct route.
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