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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1933
Page
5
Community notices recount dinners meetings and visits among residents including Mrs L E Miller hosting a six o clock dinner for the Vesta Club and the Methodist A I class gatherings. Individuals travel to Chicago Asheville Cincinnati and Columbus while illnesses deaths and births are noted along with church services and fair attendance.
Mt. Holly Ladies' Helping Circle to meet in the community room Thursday afternoon. Mildred Topie arrived from Cincinnati Saturday night and spent Sunday with relatives in Hartwell Ohio with her father and mother and Virginia. Rev Zimmerman and wife and Mrs Bert Lytle attended the Congregational Christian Churches association at Eaton Ohio last week. Luther Taylor has returned to Miami College in Oxford.
Secretary of State reports September 1933 fee collections totaling 18 843 48 dollars up from 15 171 05 in September 1932 signaling a business upturn. Domestic corporation fees drove the rise from 10 428 55 last year with nine month 1933 receipts totaling 245 206 91 excluding motor vehicle diversion.
The East Hill Farm Club met October 5 at Mrs. Binkley’s home with fifteen members and one guest. Leader Mrs. DeFrates guided a program on Health and Happiness featuring readings by Mrs. Clara Glancy and Mrs. Jennie Himes, poems by Mrs. Gladys Ashton and Miss Ethel Davidson, songs including America The Beautiful and Bless Be the Tie, and a contest won by Mrs. J Patterson. A social hour followed with refreshments. next meeting set for November 2 with Mrs. Vera Buerkle.
Irving Bacheller presents The Master of Chaos a historical novel set in 1775 Boston Cambridge and the early rebellion. Colin Cabot a Harvard graduate joins Washington’s army while Patience Fayerweather transitions from Loyalist ties to support for independence under Lady Washington.
The piece notes tuberculosis causes 55 of every 160000 Ohioans to die annually and urges better local care and segregation to prevent spread. It advocates free copies of "Blacking Out the White Plague" from Rocky Glen Sanatorium in McConnelsville, Ohio.
The article notes Singapore Island measures 27 by 14 miles, supports over a million residents and a billion dollars in annual business, claiming it was purchased by the English in 1819 for $30,000. It also briefly mentions a calendar find in Arkansas and a brain science tidbit.
This piece urges vacations near water for exercise while stressing swimming as an acquired skill. It offers practical guidance on safe practices, currents, dives, when not to swim, and dangers like cramps. It notes most drownings occur May to August and emphasizes never swimming alone or at night.
Worthy Deputy C. J. Nobis inspected Grange affairs last Friday evening and offered encouragement for next year and praise for the past year. He was joined by Mrs. Nobis and guests including Co. Treasurer James Fitzpatrick and wife. A program followed with readings, talks, and a reception for teachers.
The District of Columbia, including Washington, is not a state but a federal district with residents lacking representation in Congress. It was cut out of Maryland.
Dr. Robert G. Paterson of the Ohio Public Health Association warns against easing tuberculosis vigilance. He stresses the disease remains highly infectious and that education, sanatorium care, and public funding are needed to prevent mortality from rising again.
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