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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1927
Page
5
A long reel of Sunday visits and social events across Rocky Ford and nearby towns including Maple Grove Goshen Mt. Carmel Hamlet Williamsburg and more. Residents host relatives attend church events house gatherings lawn parties and club luncheons while local deaths and travel counts mark the week.
Borrowers are paid dividends on this low interest loan described as the most attractive farm loan available. Apply J. A. Hartman Secretary-Treasurer of the Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association at 1307 First National Bank Building Cincinnati, operating under Government supervision.
The panel of Common Pleas in Clermont County Ohio orders a sheriff sale of real estate for the case of Alice Weakley plaintiff versus Philippine Hoffman defendant. The bid event is at the front door of the county courthouse in Batavia on Saturday November 65 1927 between 10am and 1pm. The property lies in Miami Township Ohio within Clermont County and includes roughly one acre with described bounds along the turnpike and Jacob Durham line. The sale is cash and subject to prior liens. Appraisers listed include John F. Davis and Larry ??, with the property appraised at 2300 dollars. Sheriff F. Ord Swell, Clermont County, and attorney Hawke represent the plaintiff.
Fragmentary OCR shows attorney names and legal business references including Awrón E. Bradley and office details, suggesting a legal services card or notice with court practice. Elements are incomplete but indicate attorney advertising in a bank street area.
Batavia defeated Owensville 12 to 4 last Sunday as pitching and defense clicked after a three week layoff. Batavia travels to Williamsburg next Sunday for a key county league battle amid a race for second and third place with standings led by Mt Carmel and Williamsburg.
The first annual reopening of the Church of Christ at Modest is planned for Sunday October 9 with all day services. Bible school 9 30 rally 10 45 basket lunch 12 30 and an afternoon address by Almon Wolf from Cincinnati followed by a 2 30 Bible sem mary. Evening service at 7 45 led by Miss Augusta eka and features Mulberry quartet with singers from Cincinnati Bible seminary. Organist Ida Van Horn and pastor L Wilmer Van Auken announced with morning worship at 10 45 and prayer meeting Thursday 8 p m.
The Florence D Carnes J of Department of Bible in Public Schools calls all unions to send reports on work done in Bible in Public Schools, literature distributed, schools visited, postcards given, and other plan items. State Convention Elyria October 1821. County Executive meeting to follow.
Nutritionist C H Hunt from the Ohio Experiment Station notes vitamin B is essential for well being in winter. Cereals lack this vitamin, so daily fruit and vegetables and some meat are needed. Deficiency reduces appetite and muscle tone and can affect the nervous system. stored produce can substitute for fresh.
Elmer W. Gilpin 50, owner of a large farm at Sandy Springs, died in Mercy Hospital after being gored by a bull at Lawson dairy farm Highland Bend behind Sciotoville. He crawled two blocks home to explain the incident before succumbing to abdominal injuries.
Clermont County Commissioners schedule a bond election on a county vote date in August 1927 to issue thirty thousand dollars in bonds for a fireproof county building addition. The bonds run ten years with an estimated tax increase of about 0.14 mills outside the levy limit. Polls open at 5 p.m. and close at 7 p.m. at designated precincts.
In the northern part of the state farmers report seed corn scarcity for next year and fear high prices as corn remains immature. Ten days of good weather have improved local yields and seed corn could be found to aid those in other areas.
The text notes that April was the second month in the ancient Roman calendar and identifies it as the fourth month of the modern year. It highlights calendar name origins and a contrast between Roman and contemporary systems.
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