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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1930
Page
8
A political notice extols a GOP figure as a rare true patriot and calls for electing him. It praises tariff advocacy and prohibition stance, urging readers to vote for the candidate.
A Republican meeting announced for next Friday evening at 7 30 in Edenton features candidate John Hayden for Representative and other speakers with Mayor Harry Baker of Norwood also set to speak. The Courier promises news coverage and invites all residents to attend.
Rev G L Fox F W Schobert and Geo Mull attended the 40th birthday celebration of Queen City Lodge F and A M in Cincinnati. Miss Margaret Blythe visited with her sister Heragret Blythe Vetavia last week. Dr Mitchell attended his nephew's funeral at Norwood. A number from here attended Pomona Grange at Newtonesville Saturday. Mrs Sarah Schobart visits Middletown. Several from here attended the funeral near Schobert Saturday at 1.
Batavia Garden Club met at Mrs. J. M. Wiseman's home with Mr. Klein from Ohio State University as speaker on Fall Planting and Winter care of Perennials. Milford Garden Club attended as guests. Mrs. J. W. Homan won best arrangement and Mrs. E. S. Rush best specimen after a dainty luncheon.
A public meeting is set at Amelia Town Hall on Wednesday evening October 29 1990 at 8 oclock. Voters of the Amelia Consolidated School District will receive accurate information on the School Bond Issue on the November ballot. The program features speakers and music by the Amelia High School Band with free admission and an invitation to all at W J Tabscott.
The notice urges Clarence O. Rice for a second term highlighting his experience in recording papers and promises of accurate work. It also endorses Charles C. Kearns for re election, praising his tariff expertise and farmer support, urging voters to vote on November 4.
Mrs. Maude Meyer expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy during illness and death of her husband. She thanks Dr. VanHorn for care, Mr. Wm. B. Moore for funeral service, Rev. Gustaert and Rev. Heuckner for comforting words, Mrs. Massey for music, and all who sent flowers or attended the funeral.
The Famous Heatrola and other parlor furnaces are featured with our price. A social is announced at Batavia I O F hall on Wednesday Oct 29 at 7 30 p m. All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs invited. Members encouraged to mask. Includes miscellaneous lunch.
Lena Schobert aged 67 died at her sister Mrs H M Reynolds home after a period of ill health. Funeral from the U B church Saturday afternoon with burial at Union cemetery. Elizabeth Anderson a former Batavian died at her daughter Mrs Lelia Datillo's home in Hamilton. Funeral from her sister Mrs Lou Buerkle’s home on Tuesday with burial at Union cemetery.
The Ohio Division of Conservation reports millions of fish saved from shallow pools and relocated to larger streams across nearly every county. Game deputies and assistants conducted the effort during drought months, noting cooler weather brings better catches, especially in the Lake Erie district where anglers are hitting the legal limit with ease.
Bee ROY COOPER and Chas Freemyer of Hamlet Ohio seek property in New Richmond and nearby areas. Contact by letters to Roy Cooper and Freemyer.
The County Auditor acts as the clearing house for county business, recording minutes for the Board of County Commissioners, handling bills, serving as Clerk and member of the Board of Equalization, and coordinating budgets and tax rates. He assesses property, processes transfers, maintains duplicates, distributes tax funds, and tracks dog tags, auto tags, and funds for Health, Education, and Commissioners boards.
Three county districts consider bonds for new school buildings. Amelia plans a high school due to overcrowding. Monroe and Pierce Townships seek consolidated elementary facilities. Rural Supervisor Prof John Morris will speak at Locust Corner October 28, Amelia October 29, and Laurel October 30 to urge support.
Thirty members attended the third annual banquet at the National Hotel Milford on October 11. Officers elected include J. A. Ashton president A. P. Roudebush vice president Mrs Walter Massey secretary treasurer Bantam Grange.
R. 8 Chaffin to sell at public auction Saturday October 25 1980 at 2 p.m. at his residence corner of Fourth and Gay Streets Williamsburg items include 2 oil heaters 1 oil rang 6 beds and springs 4 table stands 4 dressers 4 dining chairs 18 stands bees fruit jars dining table 2 screen doors 1 brooder etc terms cash Auctioneer John McKever Bargain prices on used stoves oil stoves ranges. These stoves have been guesser and are in good shop. Rapp Batavia 16tf
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