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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1925
Page
8
Mrs. Howard Duckwall visits Ontario friends while others return from Dayton. Church receptions and bake sale announced for April 25. Various residents visit, travel, or host guests. local fishing fever grows. a F A M lodge reception occurs. sermons and Bible gifts noted. assessor Frank Knauer plans Batavia township outreach. capital improvement ads and fall stock delivery plans included.
The Baker family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during illness and death of their father George W. Baker. They thank floral donors, the singers, Rev. Tucker for the sermon, and funeral director R. V. Hickey for services.
Resolutions from Marathon Lodge No 154 mourn the loss of George Grisham who died March 21, 1926 after a brief illness. The lodge vows mourning for 30 days, sends copies to the family, and records the resolutions. Signed by Charles Be Hawthorn and Clyde Mulloy.
Mr and Mrs H L Nichols entertained their five hundred club Friday evening with games and refreshments. The gathering brought together members for a friendly card session and socializing.
A $2,000 reward offered by Mayor Riber and Vernon Fairley of Hillsboro was divided Tuesday afternoon among eight claimants for the murder arrest. N. H. Allen of Springfield received 1000 dollars. F. Fisher and Fred Merritt of Springfield police 600. W. A. Brakefield of near Bowersville 200. F. A. Stewart of Bowersville 200. E. B. Ellis of Bowersville garage 100. Two other claimants received nothing.
The Clover Progressive Club met at Mrs. Lizzie Cribbett’s home on Wednesday afternoon April 15. The program covered Training of Children with songs, roll call, readings, and papers by Mrs. Sadie Brown and Mrs. Innis. Next meeting is scheduled for May 20 with Mrs. Sadie Brown.
Brown County reports 8 018 passenger and 219 truck licenses issued by April 1 with 275 additional licenses since price reductions began. The program returns half of license revenue to local roads in villages and the county, per the taking district.
The Milford liquor court saw multiple continuances last week as cases moved forward. Lizzie Newson of Blue Ash was raided and moonshine was found in the possession of Lizzie Marshal, Pierson was splashed with moonshine and drew attention on the street.
The Batavia Business Mén banquet drew thirty seven attendees at the Clermont Hotel on Friday evening. Guests praised the restaurant’s famed dining, tables were attractively set, and brief talks rounded out the pleasant event. Future dinners are planned regularly.
The Alumni Department of C. E. invites former Endeavorers and supporters to join Alumni Fellowship in Clermont county. Members include former or present officers and active members who join as charter members. County convention at Felicity on July 28 1925 seeks $40 allotment. some societies have donated $5. Send quota to Wallace Walker Love land Ohio. Subscribe for the Courier $1.25.
RC appointed to direct affairs of the Palace Hotel as its new manager. The move places RC in charge of daily operations, guest services, and staff management.
Robert Cite, a Cincinnati native with long hotel experience including the Grand Hotel, becomes permanent director of affairs at the Palace Hotel in Cincinnati. Ten years ago he joined the Madison hotel system in West Virginia and Maryland and served as Windsor Hotel assistant manager in Wheeling. He was twice secretary of the West Virginia Greeters. F. H. Waring of the State Department of Health will speak at New Richmond on April 24 about improving the village’s drinking water, and residents are urged to attend.
Public sale at the seller's residence on Spring Street Saturday April 25 at 1 p m. Household goods include a 10 ft dining room table buffet chairs 3 stands dresser 3 beds 2 Brussels rugs 11x12 ft leather sofa parlor set rockers cot Kalamazoo range and many other articles Edith Bauer C M Long auctioneer
Lewis Lenabrink offers a public auction at his residence known as the old Crotty farm 4g mile south of Cedar Point on Burny lane road Thursday April 80 at 10 o clock. Contents include 3 milk cows 2 work horses wagons plows corn drills hay rigging cultivators farm tools carpenter tools household goods and more. Usual terms A M Ellis auctioneer Lot Hulick clerk.
The beloved park at Williamsburg, famed countywide for beauty, will be cleaned and revamped as the new school building advances. Ongoing neglect during construction will be corrected to restore its usual attractive form after several prominent meetings in the park.
Farmers urged to apply to Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association for loans at 5 percent with dividends reducing the rate below 6. The secretary-treasurer is J A Hartman and the Cincinnati office is 1807 First National Bank Building Cincinnati Ohio.
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