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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1933
Page
8
A Clermont Courier notice lists subscription offers in 1983 including Vermont Courier, Cincinnati Post and Cincinnati Times Star bundles. The promotions emphasize combined rates for a year and pairings with multiple newspapers.
Taxpayers can pay personal taxes after October 1 1983 with a mailed statement of the amount. The Batavia Chapter R A M meets next Tuesday evening. A roundup of social notes visits birthdays fairs nursing school open meetings and local college openings from Batavia and surrounding towns. Also a note on Holy River power development in northern Syria.
The ad describes Pyrofax gas delivered to homes in two cylinders placed in an outside cabinet. One cylinder provides immediate use while the second acts as a reserve. It promotes the setup as a standard installation offered by the oldest and largest gas company in the world.
A local auction set for Saturday September 16 1983 at 12 30 p m will offer a 12 year old mare and numerous farm items including lawn mower garden plow hand tools hay and feed, two Chevrolet doors, a Deering Ideal mower and household goods such as oak kitchen cabinet and dining set. Auctioneers A M Ellis and clerk Henry Binning. VolleY Edinger not clarified.
Executor Louis C. Bauer lists a one o clock Saturday sale at 6th Street Batavia with household goods including rockers chairs tables beds carpets dishes silverware and more. Auctioneer John Bissantz and clerk Walter Bauer handle the sale with Davis Ely and Ely attorneys.
Henry Colwell 86 died at his Salem home after a short illness August 26 1938 born September 12 1846 in Batavia Clermont County Ohio son of Wallace and Mahala Colwell. He moved to Indiana with his mother and sister at age nine and served three years seven months in the 58th Indiana Infantry with Sherman’s march to the sea. He married Martha Denny in 1865 producing nine children, later married Daisy Collins and had four more sons. He leaves a widow three daughters and several sons and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Salem Indiana relatives urged to contact Daisy Colwell.
The American Automobile Association conducts a Ford fact finding run with sixteen drivers in four cars. They depart Cincinnati and will visit over two hundred towns across Ohio Indiana Kentucky Tennessee and West Virginia with refueling at four control points. Prizes totaling over sixty thousand dollars are offered for best economy slogans and accurate mileage per gallon estimates.
Batavia Presbyterian Church led by Samuel Huecker schedules midweek service Wednesday at 7 80 p m and Sunday September 17 Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 10 45 with sermon The Man who needed Evidence and invites all. U B Church led by Rev Ludwick holds Sunday September 17 with school 9 30 lesson Solomon Junior Church 7 15 evening 8 00 theme How the Bible helps Us 2 Tim 8 14 17 invites Juniors and all to worship and study Prohibition discussion led by pastor with Betty Schultz directress and special music inviting all.
John W. Lenin former owner and editor of the Clermont Sun fell on the street near Kramer restaurant chasing a dog last week. He was taken to the Batavia Hotel to recover with injuries but no bones broken and his eyesight remains poor.
The Farm Bureau Grange picnic at Owensville drew a large crowd last Saturday with W. C. Culkins speaking to eager listeners. A Taylor M. E. Church service Sunday features Baby Day and infant christenings after an 11 o'clock sermon. The Triangle Club elected officers Charles Hall president Wm Singleton vice Otis Kennedy secretary and Elam Keddy treasurer. George Greer joined as a Trio after passing tests and the club plans its first hike on Sept 28.
Notice to teachers in Batavia area that a Wilmington Extension Class will organize for winter work. The first meeting will be held Wednesday evening September 18 at 7 p m in Batavia High School Building. Course to be decided at the initial gathering.
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