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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1930
Page
8
The Batavia area hosts a Sept 28 1:30 pm program by the Batavia Colored Quartet on W H B D at Mt Crab and The Famous Heatrola venue. Local residents attend gatherings, stove repairs offered, and charity lectures planned by Dr H E B Armacost in Delaware with free will offerings.
The Clermont county Republican Central Committee met in Batavia and adopted a resolution due to a missing township representative. It selected John Leever of Mulberry, Miami Township, to act for the party in the upcoming campaign.
Adams county commissioners met at the court house to discuss funding for bovine tuberculosis prevention and appropriated 1000 dollars. The Southwestern Ohio Veterans Association plans its annual reunion next Thursday September 26 at Milford Methodist Episcopal Church with dinner at 50 cents per plate hosted by the Woman's Relief Corps. public invitation.
Representatives from Milford village council will meet with the State Highway Commission to obtain aid for Main Street reconstruction. The interview is set after the November election for timing reasons. Frank Hartman, president of the Poets Union, will broadcast a poetry program from Mt. Crab broadcasting station on Lona’s fall for the re loan o Batavia. 0 ia. 0. sari P
We express heartfelt thanks to all who helped our family in our sorrow since our dear father and husband passed away. Special thanks to Mrs Stella Miller and Mrs Chloe Moore, the choir, Rev Curtis Robinson, Mr Isaac Maham, and the six nephews who were pallbearers. Mrs F W Walker, children and grandchildren.
Presbyterian Church led by Samuel Huecker lists Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 46 mid week service on Wednesday at 7 80 p m A Glen Este Community Club euchre and lotto fundraiser at Kettlers Wayside Inn Batavia pike between Summerside and Glen Este on Friday September 26 1930 at 7 30 p m Admission 26 cents prizes noted Entertainment committee reports a nice collection of pretty prizes Everyone welcome.
Rev. Cherrington was welcomed last Sunday by a large church gathering. A good sermon was delivered with choir and instrumental support, and the minister made a favorable impression on those present.
A town hall entertainment drew a sparse crowd as tickets priced at 60c failed to fit Batavia residents budgets with many working part time. The troop was not well known, adding to the weak turnout and limited appeal.
Road crews now work five days a week on state highways and county roads. Officials praise the progress and quality of repairs noting excellent material that stays in place. Fred Croswell leads the crew in the ongoing road upkeep. The soapberry plant, Sapindus, natural to tropical America, yields soap from its fruit pulp used for washing fabrics.
Farm Bureau representatives from Clermont Highland Brown and Adams counties met in Batavia on Thursday September 18 for the quarterly district meeting. Organization and membership plans filled most of the day as farmers see the need during difficult times. G H Coe Fredericktown Knox county led in new members with 40, A E Bailey Columbiana county had 32 in six weeks before the Cedar Point sales convention. Nearly 400 Farm Bureau workers attended the Cedar Point meeting and Clermont County Farm Bureau urges local members to form male quartets for the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation winter derby three selections per quartet and warmups plus the massed chorus for pieces from Pike Clark Sylvia and Faust.
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