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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1933

Page

5

Local Families Share News From Williamsburg Area

Mrs. F. W. Needham and son Frank visit North Carolina. Blanch Needham hosts Morgan Coombs birthday. Various neighbors attend Blanchester Centennial and visit relatives across Ohio. A son born to Parker Adams. multiple outings, church events, and a village sick list noted.

Marathon F. W. Needham Frank North Carolina Blanch Needham Morgan Coombs Carthage Laura Morgan Mary Burger Blanchester Bob Genet Madisonville Mildred Buckmaster Kansas L. F. Coleman Clara Steward Blanche Needham Lena Malott Palmer Springboro Rebeca Terrel Highlands Crystall Morgan Ruth Warman Allen Reynolds Newtonville Charles Reynolds Donald Earl Weak Ralph Curtis Louise Garman Ode Cuningham

Young People's Conference in Batavia Highlights Christ Like Living

The fifteenth annual Young People's Division conference meets October 7 at United Brethren Church Batavia. Activities include morning song service on themes Living Christ-like Mentally Socially Spiritually with talks by Rev Huecker Rev Zimmerman Rev Asa McDaniel, a noon picnic, and 6 pm banquet. An installation of officers follows a candle light service. Admission covers only the banquet price 40 cents with a free will offering for conference expenses. Evening session open to adults.

Young People’s Division County Council of Religious Education United Brethren Church Batavia Huecker Zimmerman Mt. Holly Frank Morrison Asa McDaniel Mariemont Community Church Roudebush A. B

Trade marks and the meaning of kick in life

The text defines a trade mark as a distinctive sign used on goods to identify the maker. It argues that energy and hope come from doubt and risk, not from guaranteed victory or a certain future.

Prone method of artificial respiration for vacation safety

Learn the prone method of artificial respiration to aid drowning victims and smoke or gas exposures. The guide outlines three movements done face down with back pressure, chest compression, and release at 16 to 18 breaths per minute, repeated for hours until help arrives.

Williamsburg FFA Elects Officers and Plans Fair Exhibit

The Williamsburg Future Farmers of America chapter met September 28 1933 at the high school. Officers were elected: President Lyle Sutton, Vice President Ernst Alexander, Secretary James Zollars, Treasurer Victor Balzhiser, Reporter Donald Hutchinson, Farm Watch Dog Lawrence Avey. The group also formed committees and set a thrift program with plans to exhibit at county and state fairs next year. Meeting adjourned to October 12.

Williamsburg Future Farmers of America Lawrence Avey Lyle Sutton Ernst Alexander Jas. Zollars

Tobacco Meeting Elects Ohio District Warehousing Directors

The Ohio District Warehousing Company stockholders met in Ripley on October 2 and re elected directors Burch Hixon E O Norris Paul Barnes William Peffer E R Young John Woods and E A Watts. Young replaced R E Gatewood. The group anticipates a strong season due to a large tobacco crop and notes Ripley will soon have four warehouses after a Farmers Cooperative build.

Ripley Ohio District Warehousing Company Burch Hixon Highland County E. O. Norris Clermont County Felicity Paul Barnes Adams County William Peffer Brown County E. R. Young John Woods E. A. Watts Mr. Young R. E. Gatewood Gallipolis

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