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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1924
Page
8
Local notices, social updates, and upcoming events cover Batavia and Clermont County. Mentions include a rural edition price, a May 19 inspection, cement deliveries, family visits, church lectures, and school funding boosts along with multiple residents’ gatherings and home improvements.
A Cincinnati report misstated the death of John L. Stettinus claiming he died in Italy after an operation. He is in critical condition following an appendicitis operation and ensuing infection. He runs two large farms in Union township and is valued locally. Recover well.
The Batavia I O F lodge will host Past Grand Master Geo Kolb Lucien T Drummond Dr F P Hamilton of Cincinnati and Mr Marshall of Newtown as speakers on Friday night May 9 Talks will cover the good of the order and the Jacksonville Grand Lodge Meeting. Members are urged to attend with reduced railroad rates offered.
Milford Public Schools will continue nine months this year with State Department funding to extend the school year into late May. Commencement week runs May 18 to 28 with events including Baccalaureate Sermon May 18 Senior Class Play May 15 Junior Senior Reception May 16 and Final Day May 28. A funeral notice for Edwin Bell Duchemin recalls his life and Christian service in Greenberry Ohio and Monterey area.
On April 16 the Hast Fork Progressive F W Club met at Mrs. Hattie Burdsall’s home. The program included songs, business, roll call, sport preferences, piano solo, readings, papers, a chicken feeding talk, and a contest won by Katie Caldwell. A chicken sandwich lunch with pie coffee followed.
Albert C. Lytle died April 24 1924 after a brief illness at his Norwood home. Born April 19 1858 near Batavia he married Margaret Wage man in 1879 and moved from Cincinnati to Norwood where he lived with his wife until her death years ago. Survived by daughter Hazel later Mrs H E Gerdsen and son Ivan L Lytle both of Norwood. sister Mrs Henry Danby of Batavia. brothers J K Lytle H M Lytle of Batavia C M Lytle J W Lytle of Cincinnati. Known in Norwood and Batavia for his Christian life.
Mrs. Elmer White hosted a Card Club gathering on Saturday evening April 26 with a salad course after games. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. B. £. Yurlis and sons Geo Holland W D Davideoh and daughter Mary M.£. Applegate and daughter Georgia A. Hutchinson and son Frank and Miss Reena Hartman Guests were John Harlow and Miss Rena Half ner of Price Hill Cincinnati.
Farmers urged to apply for the Federal Land Bank Loan at 5 percent with dividends reducing the rate below 5 percent. Contact J. A. Hartman secretary-treasurer at Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association, 1807 First National Bank Building, Cincinnati. October date appears in the source.
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