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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1939
Page
8
Item appears to be a newspaper masthead snippet with editor business manager lines and pricing. Contains date September 2 1939 and names Rush Br Althaus. Likely incomplete public notice or internal masthead information.
Born Monday to Mr and Mrs Dwight Martin a daughter. Mrs Barbara Rush and Mrs Emma Brown visited Cheviot friends. Batavia Rotary entertained Boy Scouts for dinner. Charles Whitmer and Elston on a business trip to New York. Elton Slade and wife of Dayton guests of his parents. Miss Elizabeth Kenney of Dayton visited Miss Marguerite Ashburn. Mr and Mrs A C Nash returned from a visit to family. Clermont Medical Association dinner at Dr J K Ashburn home. Miss Mary Louise Gunderley returned to Columbus for OSU winter term. The Anti Van't Class meets Sept 28 at Mrs Louise Anstaett's home. Miss Frank Morrison leads Girl Scouts visiting Times Star Building and Pogues. Louis Fishback and Randolph Reynolds attend Trots in Lexington. Miss Margaret Maxwell to Centerville Iowa as county nurse. Miss Louise Massey to Washington D C for similar post. Fire risk high with dry countryside warnings on cigarette disposal. N and W Railway hosting surgeons and physicians at World's Fair with Dr and Mrs Van Horn among guests. Celestine Chapter CBS Williamsburg to initiate Oct 2 with dinner at 6. Reservations to Edna Smith Williamsburg by Sept 27.
By order of Mayor Wiseman no leaves or rubbish may be burned. No fires may be started in the open during the dry spell. A fire can be dangerous at present. Citizens are urged to be careful.
Rev. Smith leads U B Church with Walter J. Bauer. Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship 10 30 YPSCE at 8 pm. Mid week services Wednesday 7 30 pm choir practice 8 pm. Regular schedule announced.
C. R. Spangler, minister, invites the congregation to a Rally Day at 9 30 a m with a Sunday school session, a morning service at 10 80 and a Communion service next Sunday. A general church gathering is set for Wednesday October 4 at the Batavia church.
Anna M Parrish aged 90 years 7 months 4 days died at 455 am Tuesday at her son A C Mundew home in Batavia Born in Morgan county she lived with Mr Mundew in Cincinnati the past 40 years 24 years in Batavia Buried from 1421 Main St Cincinnati Thursday Service from Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church
Trustees from Batavia Union and Williamsburg townships have not applied yet but will be appointed when they do. Eleven townships in Clermont County appoint administrators for relief with in their areas. apportionment of funds and final bill approval remain with the County Commissioners.
The Wilmington District Conference will meet at Milford Methodist Church on Wednesday October 25 at 9 30 A M with Dr Harold Paul Sloan editor of the Christian Advocate New York City as guest speaker delivering two addresses at 11 00 A M and 3 00 P M Mrs George B Gardner missionary from China will also speak Pastors and laymen from fifty five pastoral charges attend The former Methodist Protestant and former Methodist Episcopal Churches have joined as the new Methodist Church now numbering 150 churches in Wilmington District
Frank H Beach Extension Horticulturist of Ohio State University says growing interest in using cull apples for livestock feeding should receive more attention. At an USDA conference in Washington attended by apple growers from multiple regions, it was recommended to divert at least ten percent or 10,000,000 bushels of culls and low grade apples from fresh fruit markets to improve the industry.
Readable notes describe diverting low grade apples from fresh markets into silage with alfalfa, citing Washington Station trials showing 80 percent apples to 20 percent alfalfa yields. dairy cows, lambs, hogs, and sheep can utilize apples, while feed value and diversion programs are discussed.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for principal industry committee adviser, senior industry committee adviser, and industry committee adviser with annual salaries of 5600, 4600, and 3800. Applications due October 23 east of Colorado and October 26 westward. Requires a 4-year college course and substantial experience in large industries, labor issues, or as an industrial arbitrator.
Applicants must be under 55 for full grade and under 53 for initial grade. Guard attendant paid 1620 dollars yearly. medical technical assistant 2000 dollars. Require nursing school graduation or honorable discharge after 3 years service for guards. techs need lab, pharmacy, or X ray experience. Age limits non negotiable. Obtain full info from the Secretary of the U S Civil Service card of Examiners at a first or second class post office.
In the Columbus primary held Sept 19 under the Mary Ann non partisan ballot two Republicans won the mayoral nomination while the Democrats will not field a candidate in the November 7 general election. The city charter’s non partisan system nominates the two top vote getters.
Locust Corner Grange to hold booster night at the next regular meeting on October 4. Open meeting invites all Grangers and friends with a committee led program including songs games motion pictures and other features organized by Mrs Spitzmiller Lipps and Brewer.
The Methodist Men's Brotherhood of the Wilmington District meets at the Winted College Gymnasium on Tuesday Weeking October 17 at eight o'clock with Dr Henry Hitt Crane of Central Methodist Detroit as speaker. The Paramount Singers of Hillsboro will sing three numbers and H C Aultman will preside. over 1000 men attended last year from district county brotherhoods.
Public sale posted for E F Nash at Mt Carmel Ohio on Saturday Sept 80 1939 at 12 30 includes farm tools ropes block timber and rigging and house items with cash terms auctioneer A M Ellis. For sale ad notes three saws and a Newtonsville area sale location one mile from Newtonsville. Also livestock and farming items offered by Emerson Jester Williamsburg and John W Ziegler Brownsville Bethel. Ladies of Loveland luncheon and missionary speaker Dr Charles E Turley will speak with candle service and installation.
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