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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1929
Page
8
Local notices list residents visiting relatives in Cincinnati Findlay and Madisonville with names such as Mary Homan Stella Anstead and Elizabeth Jamieson. Ads for home goods auto washers sheet rock plastering and coatings run beside short society notes, church events and a legislative talk by Hon Ahas. Kearns set for Amelia church.
The Young People's Division of Clermont County Sunday Schools holds its Twelfth Annual Conference for county youths at Bethel on October 8. Registration opens at 9:00 a.m. at the M E B Church. Leaders include Rev. Carey Young Miss Rebecca Ross and Mrs Cecile Killen. A 6:00 p.m. banquet at the Christian Church precedes an evening snake dance if weather allows. registration is $1.50 including badge and banquet ticket.
Farmers report varied corn yields with some fields yielding well and others only suitable for fodder. The bottom corn shows potential for the best yield while rough feed fodder will be in demand.
Paul Case, 18, of Milford dies at Cincinnati General Hospital from burns after a match ignited gasoline behind the Miami Chevrolet agency in Milford. Robert Ferris, 12, escaped with minor burns. he extinguished his clothing and survived. The incident occurred Saturday behind Main Street business.
A Monday morning accident on Grant Highway near Bantam involved R T Stivers and party headed to Cincinnati. Mrs Stivers suffered bruises and neck strains and is bedridden at home after being thrown from the Stutz. Nurse Katie Lang cares for her.
Building and loan officers from Cincinnati and officials from Hamilton Brown and Clermont counties will hear state officers explain the proposed tax reform at a meeting next Friday. The November 5 vote on the amendment is to be explained to attendees.
Dennis Grimes rents the Wendell Kline homestead to establish a new barber shop in a front room. The interior and exterior are to be snow white, with extensive improvements underway to create an attractive location.
The Batavia Masonic Lodge reports a surge in new members with three youths joining last Saturday. New pledges include Henry Andres of Mr. Carmel Edmund Parrott of Batavia and Clifford McKay of Olive Branch, making three brothers within the Batavia Lodge. Visitors from several lodges attended the event and talks were given before refreshments.
Roy Allen Hodges son of Henry A Hodges of Milford wed Eliza beth Glascock of Maysville Kentucky in the First Presbyterian church. The ceremony drew social attention as Glascock, a University of Kentucky graduate, and Hodges a Harvard graduate plan an extended wedding trip.
Concord man Joe Windsor was arrested by Frank Stagg on Saturday for hunting with unsealed goods. Squire Larkin fined Windsor 26 dollars plus costs and confiscated his firearms and game.
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