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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1936
Page
8
Historical note records Clermont Courier reaching its first year in publication with mentions of related Cincinnati papers and regional press activity including the Cincinnati Post Times Star Enquirer and Courier for April 25.
Batavia locals note hunting signs for 5c and 6c. A new smoker heats Hamilton building this winter. Dwight Edward Long born September 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Long. Fr iday conference in Maysville. Card party in Wilhiamsville. Many visits, meetings, and road notices including Masons event, local travel, and YPD banquet plans.
On August 31 the Bartenders' Union of Omaha announced a drive to pass a law banning women from entering or buying liquor. Secretary Thomas Delmonico cited rising female bar patronage and warned of a return to Prohibition unless the Legislature acts.
An ancient bottle said to have been empty since 3300 B C has been linked to a chemist who revealed the yeast type used by a Pharaoh’s brewer. The fragmentary claim centers on historical fermentation practices and material that may shed light on ancient beer production.
The Courer Comment laments government growth and debt under Roosevelt and others. It accuses leaders of using promises for votes, praises Republican alternatives, and urges voters in Ohio and Ohio's Sixth District to elect Emory Smith of Portsmouth to resist “rubber stamps.”
Clermont County Teachers' Association met at Amelia Ohio on September 26 1936 with Roy Thompson presiding. M E Judd was elected president for 1936 387 and Batavia will host the next meeting. Mrs J George Schauer and Professor B A Stevens addressed the group.
Batavia churches announce Sunday and midweek services. Batavia Presbyterian Church led by Samuel Huecker holds Sunday school at 9 40 and morning worship with communion at 10 45, midweek service Wednesday at 7 30 inviting all. Monterey Presbyterian and Batavia M E Church list worship, sacraments, and Sunday school times with pastors and superintendents noted.
Regular meeting of Batavia Grange on October 1 includes inspection by W N Wolf and a Booster program. all officers urged to attend. Monroe Grange held September 25 with inspection, three candidates presented, guests from nearby Granges, a quilt show, and juveniles scoring 93. Upcoming events include Deacon Dubbs at Laurel Community Hall October 3 and a fall 4 H program plus another Deacon Dubbs October 3 at 8 15 with proceeds to building fund.
On Wednesdays at 7 PM the high school building hosts a Logic course at Wilmington College worth three semester hours. It applies toward a State Teaching Major or Minor or Philosophy credit. Saturdays 8:30 AM to 12 PM feature seven courses on campus in History of Philosophy Health Education American Federal Government Romantic American Literature Teachings of Jesus Astronomy and Manual Training. A student may take two courses of two semester hours each.
Hunters report the crop of the common red squirrel to be the largest in years as season opens tomorrow. There is no bag limit and no closed season for this nuisance species. hunting allowed October 1 through 16.
The 1789 population of the United States near the nation’s founding is estimated just under 4 million people. The figure reflects the size of the new union as it began to take shape.
For sale items include a cast iron cook stove with bed springs and mattress in good condition. cheap. Address J. Webster, Brazier Clough Pike, Batavia. Also oil and gas stores advertised by J C Fuhr, Williamsburg, Ohio. Wanted ads list a request to board one or two in a good home via Mrs. Florence Miller, Maple Grove, Jackson Pike, Batavia R R No. 4. 282.
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