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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1937
Page
8
Miss Sarah Jane Spencer left Tuesday to serve as Librarian at Ohio Wesleyan College Delaware. Mrs Ruth Grace earned her Registered Nurse Degree after passing the State Board in Columbus. Orie Malott celebrated a birthday with a Circleville reunion and generous gifts.
All petitions must be on file with the election board by Friday night September 3 at 6 30. Wm Dowdney clerk BE 8 Rush deputy. Hugh King in hospital for observation. Many local residents host and visit relatives across town and beyond over the weekend with family illy.
Batavia high school registration for grades 9 to 12 occurs Thursday September 2 and Friday September 3 with multiple sessions. A kindergarten meeting is requested for all parents Friday September 3 at 3 PM in the high school building.
The Young People's C E Society of Batavia U B Church presents a three act comedy with a college atmosphere and a wild animal stunt in the third act. Admission is free and the event lasts over two hours with homemade ice cream cake and candy sold. Venue is the church basement on September 3.
Sheriff reports 40 White Leghorn chickens stolen from Mr. Miller’s chicken house on Fair Oak Road Saturday night into Sunday morning. Deputy Tom Brooks investigates with no clues yet. A second burglary on Route 133 at Alfred Campbell’s home netted $40 cash and two pension checks.
Robert Caldwell of Owensville was elected to the board of directors of the Ohio Apple Institute by apple growers from Vermont Hamilton Brown and Adams counties. The institute, formed near Cleveland two years ago and now statewide, promotes apple sales via press radio pamphlets and other media. Caldwell attended Wooster for the state board meeting as Clermont County growers are members.
Mrs Ella C Glancy nee Dewdney widow of Thomas Glaney died Tuesday August 81 at her Batavia home. Funeral services are set for Thursday September 2 at 2 30 PM from the residence with burial in Union Cemetery. She is survived by four daughters Misses Anna and Bessie Dean Barr and Mrs H Burns.
The Batavia Methodist Episcopal Church lists Pastor R L Budd and Superintendent John Huntington. Sunday School starts at 9 30 a m Morning worship at 10 30 am Guild meets Wednesday afternoon Prayer meeting at 8 pm The County Epworth League gathers at Loveland Thursday at 8 pm
John Friend, elected treasurer-elect last November, will officially assume the office of Clermont County treasurer on September 6. The move precedes the tax deadline due to unavoidable state delays delaying the June-July collection. Treasurer James Fitzpatrick will stay on as deputy.
The Stonelick Consolidated school at Owensville will reopen Tuesday morning September 7 for an all day session. Bus routes and schedules remain the same as last year.
A 1986 Oldsmobile with Ohio license 608 EG was found near Neville by Marshall Frank Perry and is in his custody. Delmer R. Rooks 28 of Loveland is jailed on burglary charges, and Gladys L. Murray 18 of Loveland wed in Probate Court with Justice Homer Johnson presiding.
County officials led by Frank Willis Ezra Seyler J M Hutchinson and Carl Rush attend the fair to view the latest road building and maintenance equipment as part of a special program for commissioners and engineers. Clermont County officials expect informative exhibitions during the event.
An editorial argues President Roosevelt spends beyond tax receipts, inflating national debt to 40 billion dollars. It claims Clermont County real estate faces a rising federal mortgage burden, with per capita debt around 450 dollars. The piece contends widespread public ignorance and warns of continued government manipulation.
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