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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1931
Page
8
The Clermont Courier lists family visits from Nowood, Dayton, Columbus, Norwood, and Georgetown along with bake sales, club meetings, and church events. It notes births, deaths, and weddings, plus local theater ads and historical notes about Washington at Mount Vernon and Maya dental practices.
The Batavia School Band with 85 pieces has been reorganized under director H C Smith and business manager John A Ulrey. A series of concerts will be held in winter beginning in November to raise funds for uniforms. The band will provide music for basketball games and the students are making good progress.
Superintendent Pattison lists enrollment across village schools noting increases due to enlarged territory. The report shows varied counts for multiple schools with a note that elementary enrollments will be published later.
Batavia Presbyterian Church announces Sunday services October 11 with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45 with the subject Under the Juniper Tree Mid week services begin October 14 Public cordially invited Moscow M E notes report Rally week at Home Coming Pt Isabel and Pt Pleasant activities with sermons by Rev Ludwick and Dr George and Dr Clippenger Lectures at Pt Pleasant What is Religion Harvest Home Day observance October 14 Morning Worship 10 30 am Junior Church thriving with 80+ children
Mrs. Maude Carter of Batavia widow of Harve Carter died at her Huntington home last Thursday and was buried from Moore Funeral Home on Sunday. She was survived by two sons and a daughter. Burial took place in Union Cemetery.
Batavia township trustees met in the Auditor's office on Saturday to transact routine business. Several sheep claims were approved to move to the county commissioners. The township school board met in the County Superintendent's office and disposed of monthly business after approving the previous minutes.
Raymond Reihle appointed chairman for a public street event near the Masonic Temple. Booths will showcase various businesses and draw the community to a festive Hallowe'en celebration.
The County Protective Association failed to meet at Batavia Court House last Saturday night due to low turnout. A new meeting is set for next Saturday at 7 30 PM at the court house. Also noted is a public sale by John A Paul at his Glen Hate O home on Wednesday October 14 1981 starting 9 AM. The sale includes farming implements, lumber, tools, household goods and more. Bargains in gas stores ranges and equipment announced by P M Rapp Batavia.
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