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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1924
Page
8
Notices mix town life with obituaries and events in Batavia and surrounding areas. Dr H. Moore dies at 52 in Batavia after illness. services Thursday at 2 pm at his home. Community events include plays, church meetings, bake sale, and social gatherings across Batavia Williamsburg and nearby towns.
The bereaved family of Christiana Chambers expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for sympathy meals flowers and kind words. They acknowledge the assistance of vy Knoop and T. P. White & Lone in the service. Hillsboro Ohio. An unusual farm record reports Mullenix county commissioner Highland county with ten ewes birthing twenty lambs. eight ewes had twins one had triplets and one had a single lamb, averaging two offspring per ewe.
A Louisville editorial warns Kentucky Burley growers to replace part of their 1928 crop with other crops to avoid monetary loss. Official figures show a large surplus, with 834 million pounds on hand and consumption slightly below last year’s output, prompting advice to adjust planting before spring.
The promotion exam for eighth grade pupils not in high school districts will be held at Batavia school buildings on Saturday April 26 at 8 30 A M Teachers and parents are asked to stay out of the examination room.
The ninth annual district rally of the Daughters of America in Loveland Ohio is set for Saturday January 26 with an afternoon session at 1 30 featuring a welcome by Taskeek Mayor A W Cutter and reports from councils including Milford No 209 and New Richmond No 57. An evening session at 7 30 will include a welcome by Emma Ditchen and a roll call of the district with officers to be installed. Also included is poultry health guidance from D O Kennard on brooder pneumonia and litter choices for chicks with dust control tips.
The Hagenbeck Wallace circus arrives at the Cumminsville lot for two shows with a grand free street parade on April 28. The press hails the show as clean family entertainment with new features on the 1924 tour and a strong community call to celebrate spring with a "Clean-up Day" in Milford on May 1.
The I O C F Past Grands Association of Representative District No. 74 meets at Sewanee Lodge Room Felicity at 2 30 p m with Grand Warden Geo M Neffner confering the Past Grand Degree. Dues are 25 cents yearly and supper is 50 cents. A second degree is at 7 30 pm and all third degree members are welcome.
Farmers urged to apply for a 5 percent loan through the Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association. Borrowers receive dividends that reduce the effective rate, with J. A. Hartman serving as contact at 1807 First National Bank, Cincinnati.
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