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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1931
Page
5
Mt Pisgah residents host dinners and gatherings with neighbors from Walnut Hills Madisonville and Cincinnati Local clubs hold meetings with refreshment spreads at Wichard and Blanford venues A child’s death prompts community sympathy and funeral arrangements follow at Mt Moriah and Spring Grove joint field trips and family visits populate the weekend diary
Social notes show residents visiting relatives and attending events across Glen Este and Moscow. Families host showers and dinners, discuss upcoming church suppers, and announce travels, hospitalizations, and a homecoming invitation.
Clark and James Gregg with William Malott and William Massey depart Batavia for a two week Texas tour. They will carry a camping outfit and explore the countryside with hunting and fishing as their main activities.
Dopey tiredness after meals is blamed on waste food matter. Adlerika is advertised to wash out both bowels and out poison gases and germs. The ad claims no harmful drugs and promises relief by tomorrow after use.
Local brief notes the floor landing job was completed by Wilke Coal and Supply of Batavia and mentions Clermont Courier subscription.
The August report shows tax distributions while noting a convention of the Vegetable Growers Association of America in Cincinnati. Genesee County New York won first in county exhibits, with the local 4-H exhibit placing sixth earning $5 for the county fund. Local winners include Helen Stoddard, Joseph Spaulding, Edna Lutes, Allard Uhl, and Elma Stoddard.
Official financial statement for Owensville Ohio shows assets of 71 727 75 and liabilities of 21 702 15 reserve and profit funds. Auditing committee Clair M Wh pans and Arnold Anett certify the figures as true to the best knowledge and belief.
The Rotary Camp for crippled children at Lake Allyne ended Saturday after a two month outing for the young folks. Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Cincinnati, the program benefits dependent crippled children with food clothing medical care and supervision. Average attendance ran about 80 boys and girls. Clermont county tobacco raisers report a large crop, good quality and above average size as sap returns and green color appears. buyers hold idle awaiting further signals.
The Batavia Presbyterian Church with minister Samuel Huecker announces regular services on Sunday September 6 including Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45 with the sermon Shall we join the Atheists Mid week service at 7 30 The Monterey Presbyterian Church also led by Samuel Huecker resumes services Sunday September 6 at 8 p m with a cordial invitation to all services
Rev L L Cherrington pastor of the M E Church delivers an inspiring sermon on The Faultlessness of Christ. Prof Alfred Marsh of Cincinnati gave a fine talk in Sunday School. Five Sunday school members celebrate birthday anniversaries. The Winter family move to Seaman this week. Eileen Betty and Billie were faithful in attendance. Miss Annabelle Hopkins dies. Preaching next Sunday morning.
The Rev Lewis G Ludwick is reappointed as pastor for another year with only two district changes Rev Kleppinger moves to New Madison and Rev G P Campbell to West Elkton and State Road churches Rev W W Mumma to Newport and Rev Dumyer to Mt Airy The new conference year begins next Sunday with a Sunday school picnic at Tyler’s Island on Sept 8 and a noon official board meeting Sunday school at 9 30 Walter Bauer is Sunday school superintendent A delegate report by Mrs J F Schwab next Sunday The pastor preaches at 10 30 and 8 Junior church at 10 15 Christian Endeavor at 7 15 Young Peoples Choir in evening Mid week service at Web 8 pm Public invited to all services.
Fred Winter and family move to Seaman this week where he works as an operator on the N. & W. road. Clarence Slade and family relocate to the Winter property, followed by Clarence Smith and family occupying Slade's vacated home. Tom Danbury and wife will take the Hugo flat, freeing the Rush house on Market Street for a new tenant.
Wet conditions halt tobacco cutting and risk crop rot, while Clermont County reports its best crop this year. Growers face market questions as crop is housed early and awaits the right time to cut for price determinations.
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