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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1923
Page
8
Local items describe visits and travels of residents to Michigan and Boston fairs. Community events include Olive Branch Aid Society gathering, a church fundraising sale, and a Boston fair forecast drawing many in county. Local officials report a stroke in Blowville and a Cincinnati fall involving Homer Weaver.
The Brown County Teachers Institute began last Monday at Georgetown with a large enrollment. A strong program is planned with able speakers and good music. Mis Townsley left Monday to accompany Dr Townsley and wife of Linwood on a two week trip, and will return with her niece and husband who will stay through the winter.
County commissioners approve numerous payments, contracts and repairs including bridge lumber purchases, pike repairs in Goshen and Batavia townships, court room painting, and a 100 dollar allowance for roads in Batavia and Olive Branch areas. Debates over depository bond and memorial day services noted. George W. Hutson added to blind pension list. W. J. Smith and Bower Bridge Co. awarded contracts for court improvements and bridge work respectively.
J. Hatcher, secretary treasurer of Loveland National Farm Loan Agency, invites farmers to apply for a 644 percent loan term of 4 years with 644 per cent? payment rules. He will visit three farms in Hamilton Warren Brown and Clermont counties to take applications. No extra charge no loan no commission. Write or phone J Hatcher Loveland Ohio offices.
Loans at 6 percent offered by the Government supervised Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association. Profits are returned to borrowers as dividends, reducing rate below 5 percent. Contact J. A. Hartman at 1807 First National Bank Building Cincinnati. Loveland Streets Improve Tenfold in August with tarred surfaces by George W. Rich contractor, now praised as better than neighboring towns.
Cynthia McBeth died at home in Yankeetown near Bethel on Tuesday evening August 7 after a lingering illness aged 48. She was wife of Clarence McBeth and mother of three daughters. Funeral services were held Thursday at Bethel M E Church at 2 pm with Rev Fisher officiating and interment in New Cemetery at Bethel.
A fragmented classifieds note offers inquires for ton based alfalfa or oldver Senjet and Tabasco 560 candidates along with an alder Subscribe for the Courier price of $1.25.
Miss Helen Rebecca Belt married Fred Murdock Andy of Seven Mile Ohio at noon Wednesday. Rev E H Oxley of Cincinnati performed the Episcopal service. The bridal party included Ethel Belt Addie Foster La Verne Friason Mrs Donald McLeod Henry McKay and the newlyweds. They traveled to near New Richmond Ohio for a wedding dinner then left Thursday for Cleveland to honeymoon. They will reside in Hamilton Ohio. The bride is granddaughter of John S McLeod of Hyde Park Cincinnati.
Ad promises a universal stove fit for any model that burns kerosene, easy to install and long lasting with no dirt or ashes. Calls for local agents and offers a business angle with potential earnings. Sold by C C Houser in Hamlet Ohio with Batavia 2308 contact.
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