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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1933
Page
8
Batavia social items list visits and travels of residents. Mrs. Gomien visits Dayton relatives. Mrs. Cora Griffith hosts kin from Louisville. Local members attend meetings, school events, college enrollments, and a Booster Night is planned. Major Titus and others travel for duties and family news includes newborns and college news.
East Fork Club entertained Alpine Farm Women at Mrs. Eva Gillett’s home with a brief business session followed by a program including songs scripture reading prayer and readings. Mrs. White and Mrs. Wacker won the Penny March contest, and a social hour with lunch concluded the pleasant afternoon.
The text explains ductless glands in the human body a dozen in number with the thyroid adrenal and sex glands as key examples. It notes their internal secretions regulate growth and mental ability.
A locality endured an unusual downpour across three of the last four weeks with the latest Thursday rain turning streets into rivers. Sewers failed to cope while open gutters helped drain water and many cellars flooded.
Batavia Presbyterian Church led by Samuel Huecker lists mid week services on Wednesday at 7 30. Sunday Sept 24 offerings include Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45 with sermon The most tragic cry in Literature of Sorrow and an invitation to all services. Monterey Presbyterian Church also with Huecker holds regular service Sept 24 at 8.00 with cordial invitation. U B Church Rev Ludwick hosts Sept 24 with Sunday school 9 30 junior church 1 9 55 morning worship 10 30 and evening 8 00 with C E service led by Walter Bauer. mid week 8 00 p m. Mrs Florence Edinger leads M E Church. Rally Day Oct 1 for Sunday School with brief talks by Burkholder Speidel Robin son and Spencer. New guild officers to be installed Wednesday afternoon. Missionary meeting at the church Tuesday 2 pm with district officer addresses. Preaching Sunday morning by Rev Budd, the new minister.
Nineteen graduates from Batavia High School will enter college this week or later this month. Notable names include Sue Speidel at the University of Cincinnati Donald Lytle at Ohio Northern William Coyle at Ohio State Mayme Hall Fannie Jones at Lincoln Institute Ruth Grace training at Mercy Hospital Hamilton Cecil Himes entering West Point July 1. Other students returning to college this month include Frank Wiseman Martha Nash Norma Johns Nellie Lewis Morris Lakemire Sarah Jane Spencer Genevieve Iuling Virginia Keen John Kramer and William Mussey.
The rise of hard surfaced highways running parallel to rail lines and the shifting of passenger and freight to road carriers is causing railroads to abandon more trackage than before. Here is the record: a high level overview of the trend.
Squirrel season began last Friday with many hunters in pursuit. City hunters pushed for large timber while locals moved at a slower pace, some not scoring. The little fellows are available and no one claims exceeding the limit.
Milk dealers of Clermont county met at Bethel and formed an association. Walter Bee of Bethel was named president, Frank Wiggins of New Richmond secretary, and Frank Jarman of Moscow treasurer. County Agent Baugh and Dale Bee spoke on health board and marketing requirements and the group will present its price schedule to the Ohio Marketing Commission for approval.
Inscribed over the entrance of Asheville North Carolina’s eight million dollar courthouse are the words Men to match our mountains. The motto signals civic pride and a commitment to grandeur as the city discusses its monumental public building.
The annual outing of Cooperative Pure Milk Association members will be at the Cincinnati Zoo on Saturday afternoon September 23. County Agent E. B. Baugh announces the field events begin at 1 pm then a discussion on marketing conditions. The program ends with Pep Golden's Review of 19338.
A Sunday baseball at Bethel featured an aging team called Old Timers losing 8 to 4 to Bethel Merchants before several hundred fans. Key players include Jack Buerkle 8 L Pruney Larkin Bob Woods and Bata via with manager Fred Painter.
At a meeting September 15 at Owensville School farmers signing wheat acreage reduction contracts elected district chairmen and two directors. E. C. Saxton was chosen chairman for Owensville district with L. L. Hill and W. E. Patchell as committeemen. Walter Cowdrey chaired Batavia district with Fred Romohr and George Hauck as committeemen. Saxton and Cowdrey become county association directors. final contract signing date set for September 25. The Bethel district will hold its meeting next.
For the election of committeemen, Friday evening at 8:00 p m September 22 at the Grant Memorial Building Bethel Ohio. It is very important that every wheat producer who has signed an application attend to elect a satisfactory committee for all growers.
Ohio Farm Bureau leaders approved a move from a 12 mill target to a 10 mill limit. President Carter of Clermont Farm Bureau stated the organization sent Governor White a July 12 petition urging a special session for emergency legislation and a November vote on a constitutional amendment reducing the tax limit to 12 mills to relieve real estate burdens.
Public sale of 65 Jersey and Holstein cows and heifers with some fresh now or to freshen by December 1. Holstein bulls, work horses, brood mares and mules, brood sows, and pigs offered. Held at Albert B. Gatch farm one mile east of Milford on Route 60. Lunch by Pleasant Hill Church. Sale starts at 10 a.m.
Police warn that bumpers with upright pieces conceal license plates making numbers unreadable. Enforcement action is needed as concealed plates rise. Under Section 12913 General Code a fine of up to 50 dollars may be imposed for this offense. J P Brennan commissioner of motor vehicles.
Sunday at Taylor M E Church features Roll Call attendance and an 11 o’clock sermon by a guest minister. A district conference pew rally at 8 pm precedes a favorite song service. Public invited to all services and to view the recently renovated interior.
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