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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1921

Page

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Quality seed choices boost corn yield and root-rot resistance

An Ohio experiment shows corn from standing stalk seed yields healthier sprouts and stronger plants than seed picked at husking time, with greater resistance to root rot. Studies at Ohio State corroborate these results, urging field selected seed for better crops. Clermont county growers are advised on blotch spray timing and frequent applications to improve orchard health. The Clermont County Holstein Friesian club organized with officers named and plans for future meetings and a state consignment sale.

Ohio State University Clermont County Holstein Friesian Club Farm Bureau Pres George P. Hibbets Bethel Allen Harris Lectrens John Eveland Miamiville Howard Snider Columbus Clyde F. Tom County Agri. Agt

Woman's Club Household Day Debates Grandmother Improvement

A women's clubHousehold Day program features readings and discussions on domestic topics. Mrs Rush introduces music segments, with debates on whether modern living improves on grandmother's era led by Mrs Sprague and Mrs Baum. Hostess Mrs Wilkie presides on April 16.

Household Day

Field and Track Meet Sets Events for May 14 1921

Four man girls and boys events listed including basketball throw baseball throw javelin and discus. Qualifying marks given for running broad high jump pole vault shot put and discus. Prizes ribbons pennants and a silver cup trophy for baseball. Entries due May 1 with limits of three contestants per school. Times 9 AM 1 PM and location third event.

Rounds C. C. Mattox Hamilton Shopmeyer Marlowe

Bethel High School Holds May Commencement

Bethel high school will host commencement exercises at the K of P ball on Monday evening May 2 with Supt C W Cookson of Columbus delivering the class address. The class play airs Friday April 29 and the alumni banquet Friday May 6. Sept F B Bishop leads the class. Class roll includes Gladys Patton Cecile McMullen Mildred Frazier Lena Winder Bess Dichols Marie Jones Maude Hull Frieda Reinhardt Annabel West Mary Swope Estelle Liming Treti Leonard Walter Harvey Jacob Wolf Edwin Wise Harold Scott Glen Smith Nora Foster Delbert McMullen Francis Fee Ora Liming Willard Clare Leslie Bobl.

Bethel High School K. of P C. W Cookson Columbus F. B. Bishop Gladys Patton Cecile McMullen Mildred Frazier Lena Winder Bess Dichols Marie Jones Maude

Ohio Pike Contract Bid Notice

State advertisement announces the Ohio pike remainder letting between Clermont and Hamilton counties for 5489 miles. Estimates: bituminous macadam A-1 at 183628, T-1 at 178408.70. Letting date April 20 with completion by December 1, 1921, bonds at five percent up to 10000.

Clermont Hamilton

Modern Woodmen Meet in Clermont County

The Modern Woodmen of America Clermont county branch met at Felicity last Wednesday with good attendance. Batavia was represented by Harold Hancock and Hugh J. King. Ernest Leeds of Hamlet was elected president and Harold Hancock clerk. The state meeting is set for Akron May 4, 1921 with Clermont county represented by Leeds and Hancock.

Woodmen of America Clermont County Felicity Batavia Harold Hancock Hugh J. King Ernest Leeds Hamlet Akron Ernst Leeds Harold Hap‘cock

Fire destroys Campbell flour mill in New Richmond

Fire last week destroyed the old Campbell flour mill in New Richmond now used by John Win spear as storage and sales space. Flour and feed losses reach $15 000 with $6 000 insured. Origin unknown. Adjoining Sam West property badly heated. firemen and citizens saved it. The mill was among the oldest on the Ohio River.

Campbell New Richmond John Winspear Sam West Ohio River

Fishing License Proposal Signals Statewide Revenue Plan

The law would require a 50 percent license fee for everyone over 21 who fishes, to replenish the restocking fund, while those under 21 would fish free. The exact operative date remains undecided and a combined hunting and fishing license at $1.50 could yield a substantial fund.

Indicted New Richmond Man Sentenced to Columbus Penitentiary

Alex Curtis of New Richmond pleaded guilty to grand larceny before Judge Joseph after a last grand jury indictment. Sheriff J. B. Rapp took him to the Ohio penitentiary in Columbus Friday for an indeterminate sentence of one to fifteen years. Curtis had prior local court appearances and the prosecutor Britton moved swiftly, with only days passing from indictment to incarceration.

Alex Curtis New Richmond Joseph Ohio Columbus J. B. Rapp Britton

Ancor Auction To Sell Land And Buildings

Ancor to be sold by auction this Friday and Saturday in lots and lands gravel pit and building and all on the site to the highest bidder. Bargains offered for those on hand.

Ancor

Location Secured For Stonelick High School In Ow ensville

The Stonelick Consolidated Rural schools designate the Gus Iven farm now owned by John Hughes as the new high school site. It sits at the Batavia Williams burg Jackson pikes junction opposite Frank Schobert’s home on five acres with good drainage and roadways. Construction will begin after bonds sell and contracts advertise. The April 4 special county commission session approved numerous bills and contracts for roads, culverts, bridges, and jail maintenance, plus a Sheriff vehicle trade-in and road projects in New Richmond and Batavia areas.

Stonelick Consolidated Rural Schools Owensville Gus Iven John Hughes Batavia Williamsburg Jackson Pikes Frank Schobert Board of County Commissionere E.G. Bateman Pike Repair C. A. Bagby Bird Ink Co Harry Britton Aub Bigam Barrett Bros Clermont Sun Columbus Blank Book Co Citizen’s Garage Cincinnati Iron & Steel Co Geo Keen & Bro Walter Reever Pike W. Lyle E. E. Linn Gernon John B. Miller Jo E Meisman Myrick James Malott Milford Hardware Co Jno Rapp Ray Imholt Rodney Jenks A. M. Jeffries Verne A. Joslin John Prudent L. M. Prince Co Clarence Rynolds Sam Few Chas. Rosselot Kenneth Rice Sterne Rist Ray A Stanage &Co E. D. Scott Soldies Relief la Ee Stakalta Co John Theil Wedd Biddle Co Roy Williams Hs. OO J. M. Wiseman Ben White A. M.stamm John Rapp Sam B. Jones Pethel-Hygine Road

Masonic Inspection Highlights Lodge Revival and Master’s Degree

A large attendance at Masaic lodge Saturday evening praised the quality of the work. Brother Stepp received the Master’s degree as stereoscopic views enhanced the lecture and lanterns performed well. Secretary Edwin OC. Ely’s records drew compliments amid revived interest and visiting brethren. Easter State inspection followed with refreshments served.

Stepp Edwin OC. Ely Batavia Masonic Lodge

Judge P F Swing Stricken by Apoplexy in Cincinnati

Judge P. F. Swing a former Bataan pon of Milford suffered apoplexy last Friday on Cincinnati streets. He was taken to a hospital where he is slowly improving and many friends express concern.

P. F. Swing Milford Cincinnati

Automobile Crash Claims Life in Cincinnati

Milford residents from Clermonters were riding in a car that skidded in Cincinnati on Sunday, struck a street car, killing one rider and injuring John Cline George Cline and Lew Schmidt.

Milford Cincinnat John Geo. Cline Lew Schmidt

Notice to poultry owners to list property value

Notice from H. C. Reed County Auditor warns poultry owners to list all poultry at actual value or face a listing action. Failure to comply this year could lead to summoning before the Auditor, property listing and a 60 percent penalty added to the value. Take warning.

H. C. Reed

Fourth of July Homecoming at Boston Fair Grounds

Owensville Business Men's Club will host an old fashioned Fourth of July celebration and homecoming at the Boston fair grounds. Further particulars and program details will follow. Make your plans to attend.

Boston Fair Grounds Owensville Business Men's Club

Mrs. Jennie Titus Celebrates 77th Birthday

Mrs. Jennie Titus, a well known Bata via resident, marked her 77th birthday last Saturday with many friends sending small tokens of friendship. She is among the few at 77 whose mother is still living at 97. May they both enjoy many more birthdays.

Jennie Titus Batavia

Batavia School News Highlights and Upcoming Events

County Teachers Association met at Town Hall on April 2 with talks by Miss Louise Abbot on teaching history, Miss Jones on teacher training, and professors Scudder of Miami University and Hall-Quest of Cincinnati. Habits praised include flower planting, flag pledge updated, and Batavia beautification campaign. Basketball receipts split with Batavia Athletic Association, new astronomy book added to library, Community Club to meet next Thursday, freshmen and sophomores enjoyed a Friday night party, and first elimination game against Bethel High School set.

County Teachers’ Association Louise Abbot Miss Jones Scudder Miami University Hall-Quest Cincinnati Batavia Batavia Athletic Association Bethel High School

Local men fined for fox poaching in Elmville

Charles Caplinger and W L Williams were fined 50 dollars plus costs in Squire Wear's court on Wednesday for digging out and killing six young foxes. The six cubs were mute evidence at the trial.

Charles Caplinger W. L. Williams Elmville Squire Wear Hillsboro

Grape Growers Urged to Watch for Beetle This Season

Ohio Experiment Station entomology warns grape growers to expect a large brood of grape vine flea beetle after substantial damage last year. The beetle is a small dark steel blue insect under one-fifth inch long that feeds on grape bud contents. A spray of arsenate of lead or powder in water, plus a drop of soap per gallon, will control it when applied before buds open. If spraying isn’t available, beetles can be shaken into a dripping pan with kerosene and water.

Department of Entomology Ohio Etus

State Pikes Unsettleb In Clermont County Contracts

Clermont County residents fear delays in pike contracts with the Ohio pike project. The Owensville to Brown County segment awaits action in Columbus while the county plans a 10 percent overrun to cover state costs. Bonds issued for the county portion are accruing interest. The pike serves Camp Sherman as a heavy haul outlet.

Clermont County Owensville Brown County Columbus Camp Sherman

Questionable fish sales spark legality debate in town

Rumors circulate that selling fresh creek caught fish may be illegal while fish and game laws appear to address late fishing rather than rural conditions. Uncertainty grows as residents seek clarification from authorities. Meanwhile local fishermen report catching quality strings on trot lines.

Hill District I O O F Anniversary Plans

The Hill District I O O F Anniversary, an annual event, was omitted last year and now a committee is deciding whether to hold it on April 26 or shift to August at the Boston fair ground as a county affair due to farm work. A notice will be given if a regular date is set.

Hill District I. O. O. F. Annniversary Boston Fair Ground

State aid for schools in Highland county

Highland county and most counties in the state receive state school aid to keep schools running the required length. Highland recently received 15 200 for the entire county. The raise in teachers salaries with no extra provisions strained the tuition fund and may take three or more years to recover. If money were moved from non taxables to taxable property on the tax duplicate, the public expense burden would be shared. Last week money holders invested in non taxables. How will the public expense be met.

Highland County Highland

Newtonsville Rebekah Lodge Prepares for Local Initiation

A group of residents gathered in Batavia last Saturday to secure preliminary papers for establishing a Rebekah lodge in Newtonsville. The meeting, held at the I O O F lodge room, drew a good turnout. The lodge plans to be instituted this summer.

Rebekah Newtonsville Batavia B. Nichols

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Woman's, Club Boston Fair Bethel Schools Ohio Pike Fish Law Icommissioners Proceedings Lai VM Ave Poe L. A Leanard Maple Goodwin Road H. M. Rice Batavia Pike Geo. W. Lyle Owensville Pike Cyrus G. Little Bethel Felicity ‘Pike Wiggonsville L. A. Leonard Maple Goodwin Pike Wm. Meek Lodge
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