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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1934
Page
8
Local Batavia notes include election guidance to vote the Republican ticket with an X under the eagle. Community updates cover visitors, social events, club meetings, church activities, and a National Fox Hunters session in Jackson with 300 dogs and 1000 men noted.
The program for Amelia includes a Saturday and Sunday lineup on November 8 and 9 with Shoot the Works featuring Jack Oakie Dorothy Dell Arline Judge Alison Skipworth and Roscoe Karns alongside Marine Marvels and Betty Boop ro shows at 7:30 and 9:00.
Ed Cappell and his father visited local friends and seek Batavia property. The Southern Ohio Coon Hunters' Association plans a meeting in Loveland on Thursday Nov 1 with refreshments and candidates expected. J C Fuhr promotes sprays and repairs from Williamsburg Ohio. Mrs Nellie Barr of Gary WV injured in a fall while visiting Lucy Titus. Maxine Laughlin celebrated seventh birthday with friends and games. J C Kuher offers roofing in Williamsburg. Dinner hosts include the Daughertys Mrs E and family, George Platts and Eva Platts plus others. Legion sponsored mask party at the armory with prize drawing by John Friend deputy treasurer. American Fence Parts advertised. William Grace, N&W station agent at Batavia, injured wrist last week.
A meeting of beekeepers and fruit growers will be held at the Court House in Batavia on Friday November 2 at 8 p.m. to discuss the foul brood situation in Clermont County. Our bees and fruit are threatened. Speakers will explain the situation. Hermon KE Fagley Committeeman for Fruit Growers Association.
The K I O Fox Hunters Association held a directors meeting at its new Felicity headquarters on Saturday October 28 finalizing arrangements for a hunt at Felicity from November 7 to 10. Activities include Derby Race on Wednesday at Mr Mockabees farm, Thursday Derby at Fee Bros farm with lunch by M E B Church, All Age Dogs Friday starting near Ed Swopé farm with free lunch, Beach Show and dance at township hall, dinner served by Christian Church, and Saturday hunt at Charles Wedding farm 2.5 miles southwest of Felicity.
4 H Programs County Agent Baugh announces annual achievement nights in Marathon Owensville Nicholsville Locust Corner and Perintown over ten days. Leaders include Hazel Harris Homer Johnson Joe Evans Clara Rosselot Helen Favret Ralph Lemon Rose Jackson Kathryn Townsley Louis Waggal and W P Hondell Anna Hopper E L Carter. Demonstrations plays and the film Partners Three featured. certificates and cash awards to yearlong participants. Public invited.
The Batavia Presbyterian Church led by Samuel Huecker lists Sunday services on Nov 4 with Sunday school at 9 30 and worship at 10 46 and invites all to attend Mid week service is Wednesday at 7 00 pm Monterey Presbyterian Church announces its regular semi monthly service on Sunday Nov 4 at 7 30 pm Batavia M H Church with Rev R L Budd as pastor and John Huntington as superintendent shows Sunday school at 9 80, morning worship at 10 30, evening service at 7 30, Spworth League at 6 46 and a Junior choir at 6 30 Wednesday midweek service at 7 30 plus Thursday evening service at Afton M E church.
Clifton Agnes owner offers sale at Cloverrd Farm one mile southeast of Anti Bantam school known as Boring farm Saturday November 38 at 10 30 am sale includes team of farm horses cows hogs and feed cash terms Earl E Krion auditor Henry Baudendistel clerk Edna Scott auction Jenny Lin Rd one mile west of Lindale 44 mile off Ten Mile Rd Saturday November 8 1934 at 10 30 am span of good work mules cows farm implements feed household goods etc terms given see bills lunch served A M Bills auctioneer Lott Hulick clerk
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