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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1925

Page

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Sacred Easter Cantata at Town Hall by U B Church Choir

The U B church choir of thirty voices performs an Easter Cantata at the Town Hall on April 12 at 7:30 p m with free admission. The program includes Easter Memories Gethsemane Christ is Risen and Teach all Nations among others plus a Good Friday service and Easter Sunday worship with Holy Communion and new members reception.

U. B J. W. Semrau Gethsemane Christ Betrayed Huber C. Ansteatt W. Bauer Jesus Christ

Ohio Student Bures Williamsburg Man at Fargo College

Ohio is represented by Charles Stroup of Williamsburg as the only state student enrolled at North Dakota's State Agricultural College Fargo. A sophomore in the school of education and member of the College Education Club, Stroup recently finished a term of practice teaching in the college prep school, a graduation requirement for education majors.

Ohio State Agricultural College Fargo North Dakota Charles Stroup Williamsburg School of Education College Education Club Stroup

Arbor Day Proclaimed for April 17 in Ohio

Governor Donahey designates April 17 as Arbor Day in Ohio urging schools civic groups and citizens across the Buckeye State to observe the event and join in the observance.

Donahey Ohio Buckeye State

Ohio to Adopt Eastern Time for Statewide Use

Governor signature would make Eastern Standard Time govern the state except railroads. The measure passed the House 84 to 84 and aims to end daylight saving changes by standardizing time across Batavia and Ohio. Railroads would require Interstate Commerce Commission orders to apply.

Batavia Donahey General Assembly Ohio Interstate Commerce Commission

Batavia Commencement Marks Close Of School Year

The Batavia events include a class play And Home Came Ted on April 23 and 24 at Town Hall, a baccalaureate service April 26 at the Methodist church by Dr. G D Mc Culloch, and the commencement with Dean L A Pechstein of Cincinnati speaking on April 29. Graduates listed: James Brown Robert Dial William Lail Clarence Ragland Mary Ungelheam Mary Ross Alice Speidel Ruth Bender Charles Brown Harmon Cover Hanna Weimar. Junior reception for seniors set for April 10 in the High School Auditorium.

Ted Town Hall All Thee Churches Methodist Church G. D. McCulloch L A. Pechstein University of Cincinnati James Brown Robert Dial William Lail Clarence Ragland Mary Ungelheam Mary Ross Alice Speidel Ruth Bender Charles Brown Harmon Cover Hanna Weimar

Wives to Burn Play Presented by O. E. S. Chapters

Mt. Washington Ohio Ida Chapter 416 directed the play Wives to Burn. Amelia Chapter 338 adds its performance after three audiences enjoyed it. The show promises many laughs and a light evening escape. Thursday April 16th is the date with more notices to follow.

Bertha C. Haller Ida Mt. Washington Ohio Amelia

Legislation Hikes and Vetoes Forecast Heavy Ohio Session

Columbus April 7 The Ohio legislature returns April 16 for a busy final stretch with vetoed bills like the gasoline tax likely to be reconsidered. A referendum may occur if passed over Governor Donahey’s veto, possibly defeating the measure. Debates loom over the Bible bill tied to Klan influence, while confirmations of Donahey appointments and leadership questions also figure in.

Columbus Ohio Donahey Senate

Public sale of Mrs. Ella K. Davidson’s farm near Hamilt

Mrs. Ella K. Davidson sells her farm on New Richmond pike one mile south of Hamlt and will hold a sale Saturday April 18 at 1 pm. Included items: 160 White Leghorn hens in good condition, 160 bushels corn, 4 tons mixed hay, rubber top buggy, De Laval cream separator, 3 6-gallon cream cans, 8 incubators size 260 and 110, 2 Buckeye and 1 Wisconsin cream can, 6-tray oat sprouter, Reliable Blue Flame wickless heater, 60 tomato boxes, washing machine, and more livestock and supplies. Terms: cash or equivalent at sale.

Ella K. Davidson New Richmond Pike Hamlt Wisconsin

Are You Going to the State Law Enforcement Convention

Dry workers from across the state meet in Columbus Ohio on April 14 and 15. Gov Donahey will preside with speakers including Pat Neff Willis Fess and Ohio officials. County officials are invited for first hand information.

Columbus Ohio angLaw Observance Clermont County Capitol Donahey Pat Neff Texas Willis and Fess Crabbe McDonald U. S. Dis Bernsteen Wayte B. Wheeler

Passion Play at Presbyterian Church Friday Night

On Good Friday at 8 PM the Junior Choir of the Presbyterian church presents the Oberammergau Passion Play images under Mr and Mrs Wm Daning of Cincinnati. A Bavarian studying in Cincinnati will sing the Passion music as part of a sacred drama tied to a centuries old observance. Free will offerings accepted. no tickets.

Presbyterian Church Wm. Daning Cincinnati Oberammergan Oberammerqua, Ee Duning Bavaria Cincinnati Conservatory of Music

Easter Service at M. E. Church Promises Home Coming

Home Coming and Ingathering Day observed with Sunday school at 9 15. Baptisms and reception of new members. Holy communion. No preaching at this hour. At 6 45 the Sunday school will present a special Easter program.

Supt A F Waters Resigns After Twenty Years Service

Supt A F Waters of Georgetown schools resigns after twenty years of faithful service. Under his tenure the schools advanced to top status and were recognized by colleges as first class in every respect. Many applications have been filed for his successor. his life has been devoted to school work.

A. F. Waters Georgetown

Woodruff in Pen Transfer Amid Jail Visit

Deputized by Sheriff Croswell to escort Joseph Woodruff of Chile to the Ohio penitentiary for the Lou Hiles murder case. They encounter Norman L. Burnet, gatekeeper at the prison, traveling in citizen clothes and posing as an official. Local inquiries describe Burnet as a busy man.

J. B. Rapp O. Q. Leonard Croswell Joseph Woodruff Chile Ohio Penitentiary Lou Hiles Norman L. Burnet

Court notices detail multiple estate sales and accounts

Administrators and executors across several estates are authorized to sell real estate and Liberty bonds, file final accounts or inventories, and handle tax matters. Bond amounts and exemptions are noted, including transfers among heirs and private or public sale directives. Guardianship for a minor is established, hearings scheduled, and various inventory, appraisal, and exemption actions are recorded.

Gatch Florence Franke Liberty Adam Bauer Frank White John E. Meyers Alma L. Young Glenn Gene Young Lillian Buckingham J. K. Buckingham R. Kenneth Kerr John Beckelheimer Phoebe Beckelheimer Clarence Kahle C. H. Penquite Delbert Bibee Houshell Scatterday Emma Scatterday Maria Carter Batavia Elma K. Bateman Mary T. Dowdell Emaline Glancy i Addi'Glancy Sallie Trumbull C. B Nichols C. B. Nolan John J. Carr Elma K. Bateman Clarence Ragland Philip J. Teal

Real Estate Transfers Listing Numerous Milford and Batavia Parcels

Real estate transfers list multiple parcels across Milford Batavia Williamsburg and surrounding townships. Transactions include 82 acres in Monroe Township 182 acres in Miami Township and 48 acres in Batavia Township with prices noted as 1 dollar or 450 for a Jackson Township land. Several parties listed include Laura B Hill Jacob Conover Mary Herbert G F Holt Caroline Zimmerman and others.

Laura B. Hill J. E. Judd Milford Jacob Conover B. R. Hill Mary Herbert Myra Butcher New Richmond G. F. Holt Fannie Wilkie Caroline Zimmerman Oliver McKinley Monroe Tp Chas Edna MecNess Alice Mary Kaelin Glen Este Clara J. Williamson Walter ©. Leever Miami Geo. Brooks Lillie Belle Schauffer Union G. G. Bumbach Hagsie Crane Florence E. Leever Tate Mary L. Meek Eunice Hughes Et al Batavia Eunice Hughes Marie Haskell H. S Ethel Elliott Sarah J. Slater Kate Varnan Jackson Julia Willey Georgia Brooks Franklin Laurel Newton Ely Mabel White Williamsburg Mabel L

Carnival and Dance by American Legion Raises 261

The Armory event in Batavia Friday night drew a crowd for a carnival and dance to benefit the Batavia school library. Side shows included World War relief, a swimming contest, and animal acts. Proceeds totaled 261 with praise to organizers and performers including Irwin Kain, Kyle Moyer, Seth Kennedy, and James Patchell.

Armory American Legion Batavia Batavia Woman's Club World War Relief Irwin Kain Kyle Moyer Seth Kennedy Guy Craver Chicago Menagrie Kirk Hamilton Dan Tucker James Patchell The Legion Secoion

Taken to jail after drunkenness fines levied

Lafe Weaver and George Johnson of Batavia were jailed in Warren county after failing to pay fines from arraignment before Squire Gallagher. Arrested Saturday night at Kings Mills by Sheriff Brant and Deputy Fulberth after an auto accident, they faced charges of drunkenness and driving in a state of intoxication with fines of five and fifty dollars.

Lafe Weaver George Johnson Batavia Warren County Squire Gallagher Brant Fulberth Kings Mills Lebanon Star

Half the money for auto licenses returns to local areas

The article explains that half of the automobile license money remains with the county or returns to the village or county that issued it, while corporations receive funds for street use. It urges every auto owner to take a full year's license, noting Batavia is improving streets and Pringle & Buerkle resurfaced several squares.

Batavia Pringle & Buerkle

Property Transfers List for Tate and Nearby Townships

Warner sells 5 acres in Tate Township for 1. Elmer Taylor transfers 1.18 acres in Tate Township to Carrie M. Get tier for 1. Charles Warner transfers a lot in Nicholsville to Norma Butler for 1. Fannie Cobb sells 6 acres in Williamsburg Township to Joseph D. Burger for 1. Archie Sauer sells 8 acres in Goshen Township to Robert M. Gibson for 1. Mary M. Graham transfers land in Ohio Township to Cornelia Frans for 1.

Bethel School Closes May 7 With Commencement Plans

As the term ends early in most districts the Bethel school closes May 7. Commencement week features include a Bac calaureate on May 3 and a Senior Class play on a date pending. Commencement exercises are set for May 6 with Mr. Walter B. Bliss delivering the class address. Bethel High School expects 27 graduates.

Bethel School Walter B. Bliss Ohio Bethel High School

Washington Paths to Farm Credit and Marketing Reform

President Coolidge and Secretary Jardine agree on crafting legislation for farmers to secure credit on sound security and to market products effectively. They warn legislation alone cannot fix agricultural ills and stress the need for improved marketing methods and a businesslike approach to raise profit margins.

Washington, D. C Coolidge O Agriculture Jardine Secretary of Agriculture Jardine

Farming Bulletin Highlights Ohio Experiment Station Topics

The bi monthly Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station bulletin reviews practical farm problems from Wooster. It covers topics such as plow depth, costs of apple tree cultivation, fertilizing young orchards, cherry and potato practices, Ohio certified seed potatoes, feeding chicks, and European starling control. The 82 page popular publication is mailed free to residents who request it.

The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Ohio

Burglary Strikes Perintown Garage. Tires Missing

Tom Turner’s garage in Perintown was broken into Friday night and about $150 in tires stolen. The thieves took only the best tires and left difficult-to-identify goods. Sheriff Croswell investigated Saturday morning for leads.

Tom Turner Perintown

Annual Meeting of Deaf People of Southwestern Ohio

The Deaf of Southwestern Ohio hold their annual gathering at Bethel Grange Hall on Sunday April 12. Surrounding counties attend. morning Sunday School at the Baptist church followed by preaching. After services they dine at the Grange Hall and hold further meetings led by Rev G W Halse.

Ohio Bethel Grange Hall Grange Hall G. W. Halse

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. W. Semirau Sophia Frantz United Brethren Church Arbor Day Commencement Frances Marshall Long Joseph Marshall Philadelphia Rev. Smith Union Cemetery Magdelina Devine Frederick Bayha Wood Street Geo W. Halbisch U. B. Church M. E Woodruff Recorder & Office Herbert Swift Charles Warner Geo. Fitzwater James Robbins Mulbery W. A. Cooper Miamiville Gladys Gunderley Rice Clark Hendrixson Williamson Gbethel
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