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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1934
Page
8
Local notes report special services planned at Monterey Church starting October 14. Community members and visiting relatives are listed in a string of short notices, with social visits and travel updates from Clermont and nearby towns.
Amelia presents The Party's Over with Stuart Erwin and Anon Sothern in a Sidney and Murray Comedy. Mickey Mouse also featured. Two shows nightly at 7 30 and 9 00 on Oct 18 and 14 in theatre listings.
Several ambitious men are employed to start immediate training to repair service and install all makes of electric refrigeration and air conditioning units. No experience necessary. Applicants must be willing to devote some spare time in training. refrigeration eng inst Warner Bldg Youngstown O 10
Democratic candidate Martin L. Davey spoke at Batavia noon meeting to over 300 attendees with James Polk Earl Ertle and D F Dunlavey among speakers. Bake sale October 18 at Flora's Drug Store Amelia under Amelia Baptist church. County corn husking contest planned October 27 with two events. Clermont county referendum voters favored AAA control program 79.2 percent from 16 meetings. Christine Wilde and Franklin Mefford married in Batavia. they will live in Milwaukee. Funeral for Rev O Chaney noted as large county event. Mrs Chas Daugherty hosts Batavia Garde Club October 15. Residents urged not to burn leaves on tarred streets to protect paving.
An editorial lauds the Republican Party for unified support among state and national candidates. It contrasts with Democrats who pursue separate campaigns, warning that dis trust and jealousy harm party unity and chances for victory. It urges sticking together over rivalry.
The editorial criticizes the heavy display of Democratic campaign signs on county buildings and courthouse square, questioning whether officials are serving the people or the party and suggesting voters may see through the tactic.
The American Legion of Batavia sponsors a spectacular stunt show by The World’s Congress of Dare Devils at Owensville Fair Grounds on Sunday October 21. Thrilling death defying feats are promised in this notable community event.
Batavia Public School outlines monthly honor roll rules for grades one to six and class-based standings for upper grades. The list names first through twelfth grade honorees across multiple subjects and homes in Batavia.
Members met at the school on October 1 with a program led by President Mr. Taylor. Mrs. Imogene Bennett sang Roses of Picardy, John Strimple spoke on bylaws, and Harold Maddux presented Teacher and Child. A reception followed for teachers Mr. McCann and Miss Stoddard.
J Fuhr of Williamsburg Ohio advertises galvanized and other roofing at low prices in a concise notice aimed at homeowners and builders seeking affordable roofing materials.
The Churches in Batavia list schedules for M E B Church led by Rev R L Budd with Sunday school at 9 30 morning service 10 30 and evening 8 00 Spworth League at 7 15 p m Junior choir 6 30 and midweek service 7 30 with notices of Afton services this week and next except Saturday and Sunday C E League meets at Laurel Thursday Batavia Presbyterian Church led by Samuel Huecker with services Sunday Oct 14 midweek service Wednesday 7 30 p m Sunday school 9 30 and morning worship 10 45 plus last week invitations to all services.
Three 4 H clubs plan annual achievement programs in the week. Nimble Thimble led by Mrs Howard Ayers and Busy Workers led by Mrs Harry Doughman meet Thursday with the Batavia PTA at Batavia High. Branch Hill Club meets Friday with Branch Hill PTA at Branch Hill High. Chatter Stitch and Cook Goshen Boosters meet Saturday with Farm Bureau at Goshen School. E B Baugh will present certificates at each program.
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