The Clermont Courier Offer Promotes Regional Papers
A nostalgic notice outlines a combination subscription offer including Nermont Courier for one year and Cincinnati papers the Cincinnati Post, Cincinnati Times Star, and Cincinnati Enquirer at 3.50 each. A poem about summer by L F Mattox laments the season's end and bids farewell to warmer days.
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Nermont Courier
Surier
Cincinnati Post - Courier
Cincinnati Times Star
Cincinnati Enquirer and Courier
County commissioners set Tuesday Sept 8 meeting
Monday the County Commissioners passed a resolution not to meet on Labor Day but will convene on Tuesday Sept 8. Public buildings will close Labor Day. Local notices mention Batavia Grange, residents on Water street, and various visits and events around Batavia Ohio with community ads and announcements.
Peaches Boom With Record Crop And Rising Prices
Orchardists report the largest peach crop and largest fruit size ever in the area. Prices range from 25 to 125 cents with good fruit at 60 cents. Many peaches are headed to cold storage or being canned as the season peaks.
Versatile Optometrist to Practice in Bethel and Williamsburg
Dr. H. M. Wymer and Dr. Leslie Bohl will host optometry services on set days in Bethel and Williamsburg. R. 8S. Harmount will operate the Batavia office for watch and jewelry repairs. Services start Friday September 4 in Bethel and Tuesday September 8 in Williamsburg.
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Bethel
H. M. Wymer
1St National Bank Bldg
Williamsburg
Leslie Bohl
Batavia
Harmount
Batavia Sunday School Picnic At The Zoo
On Tuesday morning August 26 six cars carried happy boys and girls to the Batavia Presbyterian Sunday school annual picnic. After lunch each child received a small treat and enjoyed the zoo's features. They returned late afternoon eager for church school in the year ahead.
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Zoo
Batavia Presbyterian Sunday School
Church School
Meinhardi to Demonstrate Rupture Method in Cincinnati
E J Meinhardi of Chicago announces a free demonstration at the Gibson Hotel in Cincinnati on September 9 and 10 from 10 AM to 6 PM daily. The method claims to contract rupture openings in most cases regardless of size or location, warning of related stomach and back issues and claiming to prevent deaths. The notice specifies white people only and gives a Chicago office address.
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Gibson Hotel
Cincinnati
Ohio
E. J. Meinhardt
Home Office
N. Crawford Ave
Chicago
Bethel Carnival Draws Crowd Despite Rainy Weather
Bethel held a three day carnival last week with strong attendance, especially on Thursday. Local organizers built booths and offered entertainment but faced weather as a handicap. proceeds benefited local efforts as the event was run by home folks.
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Bethel
Red Cross Rally Planned at Nichols Park
Postponed from August 21 the Red Cross rally will be held Friday at Nichols Park. A large number of invitees plan to attend and an interesting speaker will be present. A lunch will be served.
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Red Cross
Nichols Park
Weevil in Grain Bins Warns of Rising Infestations
J B Houser of the Ohio Experiment Station warns that weevil infestations in stored grain are rising as farmers keep 1980 harvest for higher prices. The guide advises thorough bin cleaning and fumigation with carbon bisulfide, with careful handling to avoid explosions and fire.
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J. 8. Houser
Department of Entomology
Ohio Experiment Station
Southern Ohio Coon Hunters Meet at Loveland September 8
The Southern Ohio Coon Hunters Association will hold its meeting in Loveland on September 8 and invites members to attend with a guest. Several dogs are reported lost or stolen in the area, prompting a call for vigilance.
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Southern Ohio Coon Hunters Association
Loveland
Mt Carmel School Opens Tuesday for First Session
Mt Carmel School will open on Tuesday September 8 from 8 45 to 11 30 o clock. Pupils who have used books to sell are asked to bring them to save added expense. Stanley E Pattison principal.
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Mt. Carmel
Stanley E. Pattison
Prin
Pike Work on State Route 74 Improves Busy Corridor
State crews along Route 74 from Cincinnati to Portsmouth using trucks rollers and ditchers. Gangs stationed above Batavia at Summitt. Material placed at many points to aid progress. Road widening and removal of sight obstructions on the Batavia hill hoped during the project. One of the county's attractive hills under improvement.
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Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Batavia
Summitt
Auction Sale in Williamsburg Ohio September 6 1981
Public auction at Auction Rooms on 8th Street near Main Williamsburg Ohio on Saturday September 6 1981 at 1 00 p m. Household goods include chairs tables dressers chifforobe end tables sewing machine ice boxes heaters clocks dishes and more. Sales on first Saturday each month terms cash John McKever Auctioneer.
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Main
Williamsburg
Ohio
John McKever
Batavia and Bethel split. next game set at Bethel
Batavia defeated Bethel Merchants 7 to 1 last Sunday on Batavia grounds to even the series at one game each. Moler dominated with 11 strikeouts, while Bethel managed only four hits. Batavia’s seven runs poured in in the first inning before Bethel settled in, with Kinner Frohman and Stagge providing key offense and Moser the standout pitcher for Batavia. Layman pitched well after the opening frame as the teams prepare for the decisive third game at Bethel next Sunday.
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Bethel Merchants
Batavia Grounds
Bethel
Merchants
Moler
Bethel Park
Bethel Boys
Kinner
Frohman
Stagge
Moser
Layman
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