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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1938
Page
5
Courier correspondence lists personal items from Cler mont and surrounding areas. Amelia PTA meets October 4 with speaker County Supt F B Hoggatt on school laws and financing. Several social events, birthdays, reunions and club gatherings are noted across Norwood Bethel Amelia and surrounding towns with attendees from Mt Carmel Cincinnati and Bowling Green.
Fish adjust buoyancy by compressing or expanding gas-filled air bladders to float at varying depths. This mechanism allows fish to stay at preferred water levels without constant swimming.
Mr and Mrs Charles McGuire spent a week end with Mr and Mrs Larry Walker at Blowing Rock North Carolina. Mrs Fred Hawk of Cincinnati visited Mr and Mrs Ed Huheey. The McGuire and Donavan families hosted relatives and friends during the week. Sightings include visits to Washington D C and Flemingsburg Kentucky with Rev Cadle addressed.
Community notes rising Sunday School turnout at Belfast WM. Corner. Sympathy extended to Mrs. Gee and family on the loss of her mother Mrs. Lew Davis. Reports of visitors and social visits to family in Forestville Owensville Kentucky and Cincinnati accompany the local social calendar.
Mr and Mrs Bill Mayer of Cincinnati call on Mr and Mrs Oscar Baltsh ei this week end. Visitors to Carroll Benton Owensville and Milford area houses include families from Cincinnati Walnut Hills Russellville and Branch Hill. Numerous locals visited relatives in Mt Carmel Holly Holly and Williams Corner over the weekend.
The Homecoming and Rally Day drew a large audience for Rev. E. T. Cotton of Price Hill Cincinnati with Mrs Cotton and Misses Hauck in special music. Several locals attended social events, births, parties, and updates. farming activities included silo filling and corn shredding. Ladies Aid to quilt at Mrs Nettie Topie's home Thursday.
A Richmond mastodon fossil study shows the Ice Age elephant suffered toothache and gum disease similar to pyorrhea, indicating dental decay in ancient North American megafauna.
Cranes appear dignified but display playful behavior even in old age, surprising observers with high spirits and curiosity as they interact with their surroundings.
The name Matthew, of Hebrew origin meaning gift of God, links to the apostle and tax collector whose authorship of the gospel remains debated. The list adds Sir Matthew Hale, Matthew Thornton, Matthew Arnold, and others like Flinders, Perry, Baldwin, Brady, and Vassar founder Vassar, highlighting varied contributions across law, science, exploration, photography, and education.
An Indianapolis News writer describes the panda, a small red chestnut and black furred raccoon like mammal from the Himalayas. It weighs about 300 pounds at maturity and lives 7000 to 12000 feet up in forests, mostly herbivorous but will eat eggs milk and butter. It sits on its haunches to fight and drinks water by sucking with its nose. It is tameable but needs warm climates.
San Marino, a 22 square mile enclave of about 13 000 people high in the Apennines, is described as the world’s smallest republic and one of the oldest. Its government features a 60 member senate elected for life and two regents who serve six month terms.
Nikola Tesla questions Berlin geographer Winter on who first used the magnetic compass. He cites Provins's medieval poem and argues the device likely originated with the Chinese or Arabs rather than Norse explorers.
The great herbal emetic comes from ipecac a tropical plant. The great herbal pain killer is morphine a derivative of the opium poppy not grown in the United States. The herbal fever fighter is quinine from the cinchona tree which grows in Brazil and Asia. The United States has few medically valuable plants with cascarasagrada bark and mayapple used in laxatives as examples.
Mrs Elva Wood and Mr and Mrs Schooley entertained Rev and Mrs Tumblesome. Eva Barron visited Wm Hoggatt home and later Edith Rollin in Hyde Park. John Smith visited a brother in Troy. Eunice Hill stayed with E Atchley in Monroe. Bigam Higby family and others spent Sunday at Watson Airport. Annabelle Singer and Dorothy Hirschberg visited their mother Elva Wood who accompanied them home. Albert Hoggatt and W L Stivick hosted Sunday guests. Prine and Spencer attended Clermont county PTA. Frank Schooley returned home after a year with their daughter Elva Wood. B B Doss celebrated 57th anniversary with many relatives visiting. Numerous relatives from Illinois, Kentucky, and local towns joined dinners and visits across Batavia, Terace Park, Allensburg, Germantown, Montere y.
Dr and Mrs Poole and Mrs Edith White of Hyde Park guest to Lippe home. Tenner families and Guilds group visit. Lipps and Seigel attend wedding Virginia Eads to Victor Fender in Ross Kentucky. Gaskins host Ellen Davis party. George Mitchel returns from hospital. Will Brown visits Batavia. Amelia fair preview and Blue Sky Park visit noted.
The Republican Party presents a slate of strong candidates for Ohio voters this fall. Governor John W Bricker Lieutenant Governor Paul M Herbert Secretary Earl Griffith Treasurer Don E Ebright Attorney General Thos J Herbert U S Senator Robert A Taft Congressmen at Large L L Marshall George H Bender Chief Justice Walter B Wanamaker Supreme Court Justices Edward J Mathias William L Hart G K Allen Congressman Emory F Smith State Senator Louis A Martin State Representative John Hayden Common Pleas Judge James W Walker Commissioners Manly A Hill Sam Ausman County Auditor Blythe Jones.
Mrs Stella Miller returned home from Lexington Kentucky after a week as guest of Mr and Mrs Harold Smith accompanied by Mrs Laura Morgan who stayed longer. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Curry moved into their Fourth and Gay Street home. Harley Simpkins of Hamilton and Mr and Mrs Walter McKeever hosted visits. Mrs Ralph D Fuhr attended the Southwest District Conference of the D A R at Mariemont. Rebekah School of Instruction for District No 21 met Monday September 19 in the Rebekah Lodge Hall.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Curtis hosted Mr and Mrs C M Trout of Indianapolis. The Morgan Coombs family from Norwood stayed with Gaylord Needham. Elizabeth Morgan visited relatives in Germantown. A farewell dinner at G C Stewart home included Chas Cochran family Anna Walker Ed Curlis Floyd Curlis Helen McPherson James Malott L F Coleman Delbert Dailey and Clara Steward. Stewart couple will reside in Milford.
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