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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1925
Page
5
R S Croswell lists phone number 64 and announces effective date September 28 1924 for a light type AM service and identifies Croswell as owner and contact.
Williamsburg notes report many visitors and residents traveling to and from Cincinnati Batavia Milford and Dayton while families relocate summer homes. The town hosts club meetings illness and celebration as townsfolk attend a dog show Milford bridge opening and church events with local governance and senior class activities noted.
Local residents report visits from family and friends across towns. A large crowd attended Grange Friday evening as thirteen new members were initiated, with Milford Grange hosting May meeting events for Mother’s Day.
Local social notes show households moving in Amelia and surrounding towns. Residents include Dily and Parker Adams at a new home in Amelia. visits to Cincinnati. church preaching by Yelton at Christian Chapel. multiple trips and family gatherings across Batavia, Goshen, Blanchester, Madisonville, and other nearby communities.
Mrs Elmer Young is home again. Miss Mary Freeman spent Sunday with home folks at Marathon. Colin Snider and wife, Wm Snider and wife were recently entertained at the home of Simon Bickel and wife. Virgil Minks our school teacher closed a good term of school last Friday. Charley Beehanmer and Je moved on a farm near Mason last week. Willie Brown was in Georgetown one day last week. Our school visited the school at Bloom Rose last Friday afternoon. John Morgan is going to town twice a week now.
Charles Ross and family from Norwood visited A Richert and wife. Louise Garbe of Avondale spent Easter with Henry Garbe and family. Deem and James from Batavia and Perintown joined Sherman Deem and family for the holiday. Math Schiller and family hosted city guests. Imma Garbe returned home after an eight month stay with Henry Binning and family. Fred Loup and sons from Gernon visited family. Everett Groves and Clyde Anstead joined relatives to see Leontine Bauer after her Bethesda Hospital operation.
Mrs Katie Caldwell hosted nine members and one visitor of the East Fork Progressive Club last Thursday afternoon. Ida Daugherty led the meeting with songs readings duets and a penny prize contest won by Tuan Harbaugh followed by ice cream and cake.
Prisoners confined for liquor law violations could be paroled by county commissioners per a recent Attorney General Crabbe opinion, reversing an earlier AG stance. Clermont County sends prisoners to the Dayton workhouse after sentencing, not staying in county jail. Liquor courts are quiet, with three false alarms reported last week.
Batavia youths respond to July Civilian Military Training Camps. Harold R. Seyler of Batavia and James W. Walker of Batavia have applied to join camps at Camp Knox Kentucky and Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana through Fifth Corps Area HQ Columbus Ohio.
Governor A V Dohahey on April 14 issued a proclamation urging fruit growers to avoid spraying poisons until three fourths of bloom fall. He cites the bee industry which yields about $2 000 000 in honey annually in the state and notes spraying in full bloom harms fruit. John Robinson's Circus comes to Portsmouth on April 28 for afternoon and night shows as the 102nd tour in its history.
Milford Masonic Temple Association held a Wednesday night meeting to discuss financing a new temple to be built in Milford. The recently incorporated group with $25,000 capital names Frank McGee as president Le A Walton as vice president Fred Hartsock as secretary and George Ludwig as treasurer. H Miller and Dr R Belt join as directors.
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