New Richmond High to Stage Senior Play and Commencement
New Richmond schools announce the Senior Class Play Assisted by Sadie at the Opera House on Tuesday April 28 at 8 PM with reserved seats and tickets at Economy Drug Store. The high school commencement follows on Wednesday April 29 at 8 PM with Dusty Miller of Wilmington Ohio as speaker and Keith's Theatre orchestra providing music. The graduating class lists Fay Brooks Harold Dietz William Fiedler Judd Lough Harold Tomlin Paul Wiggins Edna Bruin Clelia Buckler Ruth Hendrixson Grace McMinn Mabel Turner Helen Willis. Four students Stella Sutton Paul Wiggins William Fiedler Evelin White earned essay contest places.
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Sadie
Opera House
New Richmond
Economy Drug Store
Dusty’’ Miller
Wilmington
Ohio
Keith’s Theatre Orchestra
Fay Brooks
Harold Dietz
William Fiedler
Judd Lough
Harold Tomlin
Paul Wiggins
Edna Bruin
Clelia Buckler
Ruth Hendrixson
Grace McMinn
Mabel Turner
Helen Willis
County Health Board Orders Dog Containment Through Sep 1 1925
Due to numerous rabid dogs, the County Board of Health requires all dogs in the county to be penned or muzzled until September 1, 1925. The move aims to protect the public, especially children, and covers costs for treating bite victims and stock losses from mad dogs.
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County Board of Health
Masonic Inspection at Batavia Lodge Exercises Masters Degree
The Batavia Masonic hall hosted a Master Mason degree inspection last Saturday with visitors from across the county. Inspector Clyde Cress of Sardinia praised the lodge work and secretary’s report before a banquet. Toastmaster E. C. Ely led short talks as the evening extended into the morning hours.
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Batavia Masonic
Clyde Cress
Sardinia
E. C. Ely
Masonry
Honor Roll at Monterey School Grades Listed
The Monterey school honors list names pupils by grade. First grade includes Leslie Wilson and Linzie Leach. second includes Eugene Varney and Joseph McCoy. third Paul Thirey Louis Snell. fourth Naomi Walter McCoy and Chas Leach. fifth Dorothy Daugherty Kathryn Edman. sixth Lawrence Brown Glenn Leach. seventh Glenn Snell Earl Ferree Margaret Kerns. eighth Marie McCoy and Alice Ferree. Nellie Russell, Teacher.
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The
Monterey School
Leslie Wilson
Linzie Leach
Eugene Varney
Joseph McCoy
Paul Thirey
Louis Snell
Naomi Walter McCoy
Chas Leach
Dorothy Daugherty
Kathryn Edman
Lawrence Brown
Glenn Leach
Glenn Snell
Earl Ferree
Margaret Kerns
Marie McCoy
Alice Ferree
Nellie Russell
Baseball Season Opens with Mixed Results for City Teams
The article notes the baseball season underway with radio broadcasts fading into daily papers. Cincinnati beat St Louis three times in four, then won three against Pittsburg, taking two games. Local teams begin warming up across the county as real sport nears in the neighborhood.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Initiatory Degree Night At Batavia I O F Lodge
The Batavia I O F Lodge will present the Initiatory degree Friday night with a full membership urged to attend. Degree staff members should be present by 7 o clock as the event marks a new life in the lodge and all members are asked to help.
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Batavia I
Clermont W C T U Institute Program at Miamiville
Clermont County W C T U will hold its 1925 Children’s Year institute at Miamiville on April 23 with a morning session at 11 o’clock. The program features devotions, recitations, addresses by Mrs Emma C Quayle and Mrs Florence D Richard, committee appointments, and talks on educating for the future, building in the current era, and enforcement vs lawlessness.
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J.l.anderson
Bobby Dean
Remington
Couder
LaRue
New Richmond
Clermont County
W. C. T. U. Institute
Miamiville
J. L. Anderson
Batavia, Co
Florence D. Richard Purpose
Institute
Emma C. Quayle
Florence D. Richard
J.c.hannars
Frank Farson
Loveland
Nellie Walker
Felicity
Prohibition
Milford Celebrates New Bridge Opening With Festive Parade
A countywide celebration marked Milford's bridge opening. Morning weather started discouraging but cleared by noon enabling a large crowd to attend. Cars lined every road, bands played, and a well received program featured history talks by J B Wallace. Fireworks and dancing capped a successful day for town residents.
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Milford
J.B. Wallace
O. O. F. Anniversary at Williamsburg Sat April 256
The Hill District Odd Fellow lodges hold their anniversary of Odd Fellowship at Williamsburg on Saturday April 256 with full membership expected. Angola Lodge serves the dinner in the old fashioned way. Program in K of P hall opens at 10 a.m. Morning session features songs prayers addresses and dinners. All Odd Fellows and families urged to attend.
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Hill District
Williamsburg
Angola Lodge
K. of P. Hall
Boston Fair Grounds
Extra Jurors Called in State of Obis v Warren Holden
The case of the State of Obis against Warren Holden indicted for forgery was tried on Monday with an extra jury drawn including Jessie Curry Louise Davis T Dugan Will Eisner Geo Bishop B Bragdon GeoMedary Eugene Hull all of Williams burg O Q Leonard Batavia alternate Paige at nee de Rae
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State of Obis
Warren Holden
Thyt
Jessie Curry
Louise Davis
T. Dugan
Will Eisner
Geo. Bishop
B. ©. Bragdon
Geo. Medary
Eugene Hull
Williamsburg
Q. Leonard
Batavia
Fishermen face new fish law bans near Batavia
Article notes a new law forbidding sale or giving away edible fish like catfish and bass varieties, while non edible species may be disposed of. It lists daily catch limits for black bass 12 and rock or bluegill 25, calico bass 40, with pole and line. Licenses set at $1 in 90 days. youths under 17 inland streams exempt without reel.
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Batavia
Historic Film The Lost Battalion Shown In Batavia Area
The Lost Battalion film will be shown in Amelia Bata and Felicity on April 29 May 1 through arrangements by the Frank W. Weaver Post American Legion of Batavia. The film, praised by historians, was produced under Legion supervision after extensive War Department records review and interviews with over a thousand veterans.
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Amelia
Batavia
Felicity
Frank W. Weaver
American Legion of
Verdun
American Legion
America
War Department
SIGN YOUR NAME PROHIBITION ENFORCEMENT NOTICE
Batavia officer C M Long received a letter naming three men running stills but unsigned. He and his force searched the locations but found no evidence of illegal distilling. Public informants must sign their reports to be considered. anonymity can be kept but signatures prove good faith. Rumor says liquor is trucked and delivered at midnight with local residents gaining credit.
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C. _M. Long
Batavia
Mr.Long
Shorts and Middlings on Farm Life and Honey Habits
A series of short items about farm life and agricultural facts. It notes farm clubs in Ohio enrolling 6.49 percent of 321,282 eligible youths, cites bee expert Charles F. Reese on honey consumption, and reports a Paulding county wife calculating that her husband would need $12.50 a day to match urban living standards. It also urges screening farm homes against flies and quotes Blackwood's Magazine on ignorance.
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Sam
Ohio
Charles F. Reese
Ohio State Department of Agriculture
Paulding County
Agricultural College Extension Service
Blackwood’s Magazine
New Richmond Pike Closure Affects County Through Roads
The New Richmond pike from Twelve Mile bridge to the river is closed for construction. Detour via Lindale to the river road or go around via Nicholsville and enter by the park. Completion will allow cross county travel on good macadam. Clermont County aims for strong road links.
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Richmond Pike
Twelve Mile Bridge
Lindale
Nicholsville
Felicity
Bethel
Clermont ‘County
Batavia High School Visits New Richmond for Lopsided Loss
Batavia traveled to New Richmond last Friday and lost 9 to 56. Two Batavia players from the grades, Fishback and Carter, praised for their skill show potential for future reputations. Spectators were few, not boosting local baseball support.
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Batavia High School
New Richmond
Batavia
Fishback
Carter
Batavia Schools presents And Home Came Ted play
The Batavia school group will stage And Home Came Ted with performances on April 24 and 28 at the town hall. Tickets are on sale at Nash's.
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Ted
Town Hall
Nash's
Last of Tate Family Dies at Home in Batavia
Mrs. John Young daughter of the late James Tate died Thursday at the old homestead on the pike above Batavia in her 78th year. She was the last Tate family member. Her husband survives. Cause was Bright's disease. Funeral from the home Saturday at 2 PM. Burial in Union cemetery.
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John Young
James Tate
Batavia
Tate
Bright
Union Cemetery
Batavia Class Play Debuts at Town Hall This Week
Batavia stages the class play And Home Came Ted at town hall on Thursday and Friday. Cast includes Sheet Kelley clerk Chas Brown Diana Garwood heiress Mary Angelhaem spinster Mary Ross Ira Stone villain Clarence Ragland Aunt Jubilee Ruth Bender Harmon Cover Jim Ryke James Brown Mollie Macklin Ruby Wilson etc. Also notes a flag decoration drive by Frank W. Weaver Post 287 American Legion to install flags by Decoration Day. call Harold Nichols Gus Marsh or Brice Hendrixson to help.
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Batavia
Towny Hall
Ted
Sheet Kelley
Chas. Brown
Diana Garwood
Mary Angelhaem
Miss Loganberry
Mary Ross
Ira Stone
Clarence Ragland
Jubilee
Ruth Bender
Mr Man
Harmon
Jim Ryke
James Brown
Mollie Macklin
Ruby Wilson
Henrietta Darby
Hanna Weimer
William Lail Elsie
Alice Speidel
Senator McCorkle
Robt Dial
Frank W. Weaver
American Legion
Harold Nichols
Gus Marsh
Brice Hendrixson
Midnight prowlers haunt Owensville pike countywide thefts
George Mull and neighbors report midnight prowlers stealing seed corn and chickens across Daugherty and New Richmond areas. The thieves used autos, evading bloodhounds, prompting calls for compulsory records of poultry purchases to locate clues and recover stolen property.
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George Mull
Owensville Pike
Mull
Daugherty
John Rhinehardt
New Richmond
Commission
Five Hundred at Armory Party Tuesday April 28
A Five Hundred Party is set for the Armory on Tuesday April 28 at 7 30 pm to raise funds for the siren fund. Tickets are available at Nash's pharmacy. Twenty prizes will be awarded to both ladies and gentlemen with good music after the games and self service refreshments. Admission 50.
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Siren
Nash’s
Owensville High to Stage Three Class Plays Next Week
Owensville High School seniors will perform two class plays. The first, The Bences, is a three act comedy on April 25, followed by Better than Gold, a four act comedy drama on April 29. Rev. Edmund Burdgall will give the baccalaureate address April 26 at 7 30 p m. Commencement for 24 graduates is May 2 in the school auditorium. The junior class banquet for about 70 was held April 16 with pink and green decorations and a junior orchestra.
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Owensville High School
Edmund Burdgall
Oweneville High School
Vincent Ansteatt
Carl Aulen
Verona Benton
Ceceila Brothers
Ethel Brown
Clara Burdsall
Donovan Craver
Adalaide
Harry Franz
Vandine Hill
Emma Betty Hitch
Paul Hopping
Frank Hutchinson
Bessie James
Mae Kimmerly
Charles Ohmer
Stanley Rosselot
Grace Scott
Claterce Spahr
LaVone Tucker
Henry Voght
Dorothy Wallace
George Yeager
Charlotte Aulen
Williamsburg Defeats Cincinnati Kroger Chain Lock 9 to 1
A large crowd at Williamsburg ball park watched the home team beat the Kroger Chain Lock team of Cincinnati 9 to 1. The Burg boys, organized and promising, also won earlier, defeating Georgetown colored team 2 to 1 on April 12 in an exciting contest.
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Williamsburg Ball Park
Kroger Chain Lock
Cincinnati
Burg
Williamsburg
Georgetown
Producers' Co operative Commission Association Boosts Hog Trade
The Cincinnati Producers Cooperative advances faith and loyalty among farmers consigning livestock. In February they handled 92 hog cars, March 175 cars, over 15 percent last week, and 32 percent last Monday, signaling profitable operation after two months. Clermont Farm Bureau.
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Cincinnati
Clermont Farm Bureau
Keep Home Gardens Producing with May Plantings
Ohio State University horticultural specialists advise a second May planting of radishes lettuce carrots and sweet corn to extend greens through summer. They note 31 vegetables can be sown from March to September and recommend early plantings of potatoes onions spinach peas and cabbage with a first May planting of Stringless Green Pod snap beans and related care for spacing and cultivation.
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Ohio State University
Ladies' Dinner Draws Crowd for Guild Fund Drive
The M. E. Guild hosted a dinner in the Sunday school room last Friday that was well patronized and realized a neat sum. The ladies are noted for their good dinners and never fail to draw a crowd who are assured of their money's worth and then some. Tables were beautified and service was excellent.
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M. E. Guild
Batavia closes school year honors Prof Beaman
The Batavia school year ended Friday with strong attendance and good pupil effort under Prof Beaman and his capable teaching staff. The board is praised for securing Beaman whose full dedication supports the schools.
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Batavia
Prof. Beaman
Beaman
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B. Nichols
Brother Browney
Okey
Burdsall
Odd Fellows and
Paige At
Nee de, Rae
the Bence’s
Ruth Bence
Bence
Ma’’ Bence
Jane Wade
Katherine Bence
Ben Wade
Cecilia Brothers
Kemp James
Duke’’ Merrill
New York City
Actii
Act
J. L. Favret
PIKE
Batavia Schools
Amebure
Midnight Prowlers
Owensville Schools Notes
Producers’ CO - Operative Commission Association
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