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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1937
Page
5
Located in Perintown the Geo C Kipp Groceries and General Mdse offers a complete line of groceries and general merchandise at reasonable prices. Mr Kipp and associates provide personal service and accommodate individual needs, inviting customers to visit, chat, and become acquainted with their friendly store and savings.
The Dot Grocery and food market in Felicity operated by E P Wallace is a well known local store. It provides staple and fancy groceries country produce and finest meats with fair honest dealing and complete stock. Fresh fruits vegetables and produce are always available as stock turns rapidly.
Mr Wallace and associates stress customer satisfaction as the core of business practice. They pledge efficient conscientious service and guarantee complete satisfaction with purchases, offering replacement if any article fails. The note closes with well wishes from friends and fellow citizens for continued success.
Boring and Brown in Goshen advertise a large stock of dependable merchandise and a focus on customer satisfaction. They carry Magic Chef and Chambers ranges Crosley and Electrolux refrigerators Crosley and Zenith radios and washers and invite inspections while offering helpful advice and service as a credit to the community.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a competitive examination for an ad Principal animal husbandman posting at 5600 dollars yearly in the Bureau of Animal Industry, Department of Agriculture. Full details from the local secretary of the U S Civil Service Board of Examiners at the post office.
In Williamsburg Ohio the A M Stamm Ford Sales and Service is hailed for 26 years of service and for promoting the Ford V 8 Double Duty truck as meeting the needs of modern truck operators. The piece singles out Stamm as a principal Ford dealer trusted to support customers with sales and service.
The Wilke Coal and Supply Co. of Batavia Ohio positions itself as a key factor in Clermont County up building. It promotes high grade building materials and lumber to support home construction and remodeling as wise investments. The firm invites consultation on plans and estimates and pledges value and service to the community.
The Amelia Feed and Implement Co. serves Clermont County and nearby areas with hardware feeds paints and related lines. It emphasizes dependable merchandise strong customer service and community advancement through its well managed departments. Three Wisconsin farmers are constructing fire resistant barns using concrete hollow tile stone and steel.
The J. W. Smith Lumber Co. of Williamsburg and New Richmond dominates local building material sales, offering quality products and experienced service. Management emphasizes honest, efficient help on plans estimates and remodeling, with friendly staff and reliable materials at fair prices.
A tribute highlights J. B. Broadwell of Felicity as a methodical and sympathetic funeral director. It notes his tact, insight into grief, and commitment to high standards at reasonable costs for services.
Kahle Oil Co. a Mobilgas distributor is praised for public spirited management and contribution to Batavia and Clermont County growth. They boast top lubricating engineers and reliable service at well equipped stations. Twenty seven tularemia cases were reported in Ohio from January to August 1987 warning against handling rabbits that seem ill.
The Bantam Ohio general store of E. M. Ely and Son earns praise for up to date quality merchandise at reasonable prices. The shop serves rural customers with a wide stock, small profits, fast turnover, personal service, and community support.
A local feature praises Bob Wilson Quality Meats in Amelia for its full stock of quality meats and staple groceries, reasonable prices, and fresh, clean shelves. The note highlights substantial savings through careful buying, nutritional value of meats, and Mr. Wilson as a respected community figure.
The T. P. White & Sons Co of New Richmond is highlighted for its modern compassionate funeral service. The firm emphasizes thorough preparation, complete equipment, and focus on family needs with a policy of accommodation and convenience.
Early in September two wind storms devastated Nova Scotia orchards. The loss totaled about 1,000,000 dollars, affecting apple harvests and local growers.
Bantam Garage in Bantam, owned by S. L. Fletcher, offers full auto repair and general garage services. They are Goodyear tire and Ford dealer representatives and invite all local car owners to visit and experience their friendly, complete service. The review notes growing patronage as evidence of approval.
A local feature salutes Glancy's Radio Sales Electrical Appliances in Williamsburg. The store offers Philco and Zenith radios Kelvinator refrigerators and other electrical appliances backed by an experienced proprietor and strong community presence. Patrons are invited to visit and view new model appliances and stock at favorable prices.
Mrs. E J Rosselott spent Thursday in the city. Mr and Mrs Arthur Reeder and sister Mrs Gale Taylor visited Mrs Sarah Taylor. Miss May Doer of Cincinnati stayed with friends last week. Mrs Carrie Utter is improving after hospital stay. Mrs Bertha Craver visited Cincinnati with sister Miss Addie McCormick who is very ill. Mrs Mat Lehrer and son John Mrs John Gaul and Mrs Sarah Taylor were called to Cincinnati by the death of cousin Dollie Hausman. Miss Viola Rosselot vacationed at Smoky Mountains. The new minister and wife Tumblesome live in the parsonage and begin work for the year. Joe Craig and son of Westwood visited Mrs Sarah Taylor and sister. High school pupils attended a football game in Columbus. Urban Groves and wife have returned from the East and visit his parents. Miss Caroline May of Bryant Ind called on friends.
Mrs. Maude Knowles visits son in Lewisburg while Miss Mattie Norris recovers from Bethesda Hospital surgery. Eugene Laycock and wife host Sunday guests Roy Bartlow of Pt Isabel. Hattie Widmeyer returns from Bethel after a week with Iva Norris. Masters (nee Mildred Meeker) stay at Frank Meeker home. E A McMurchy, injured foot, now mobile. Emery Parish of Wigginsville visits E A McMurchy home.
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