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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1926

Page

8

Local Folks Gather for Socials and Visits Across Batavia

Batavia residents read about promotions in the Clermont Courier offerings, family visits from Hamilton to Cincinnati, and church events. The notes list engagements among local families, guests from Dayton and Columbus, and planned ice cream social at Aston M. E. church. A weekend of travel, visitors, and community happenings unfolds.

Margarite Tunis Catherine McClothin Rose Reichle Cincinnati Jesse Halbisch Aston M. E

Westbound travelers to return home soon from the west

Four men Bill Mef ford Ed Male Willard Male and Vincen DeKraal were touring the west in an old Lizzie. They reported Pikes Peak and other sights, saying no words could describe the scenery. Their car was the only one to climb Pikes Peak in a week and they expect to be home in August.

Bill Mefford Ed Male Willard Male Vincen DeKraal West Pikes Peak Colorado

Owensville Public School Opens After Summer Break

The Owensville public school will open Tuesday September 7 with registration on Monday August. All high school pupils are asked to report on the 80th with J W Frump in charge of the opening activities.

Owensville Upt J. W. Frump

Amelia Chautauqua in August Program Overview

The Amelia Chautauqua runs August 25 to 27 featuring Alexander Novelty Four entertainment, lectures by Dr. W T Culp and Dr. Albert Marion Hyde, and plays by the Slout Kempton Players including The Thinker and Three Act Dramas. Season tickets priced Adults 2 dollars, Juniors 1 dollar, single admission 50 cents.

Alexander Novelty Dr. W. T Kempton Players Robert M. Sand Prodigal America Craftsman Plumstead-Lucas Co Albert Marion Hyde

Teachers In Session At Williamsburg County Institute

The County Teachers Institute is in session at Williamsburg with good attendance and an engaging program. The Amelia Schools begin Tuesday September 7 1926 and teachers and pupils meet August 31 at 10 AM to organize orders for books. The High School adds a Commercial Department and expects enrollment to rise from 112 to at least 120. N B Heidlebaugh is superintendent.

County Teachers’ Institute Williamsburg Amelia Mont Amelia Teachers and Board of Education Heidlebaugh

Cam Idle Hour Ends With Camp Misadventure

A humorous verse recalls three prankish youths causing chaos at a camp, from noisy nights to bungled chores and ruined clothes, ending with an odd caption Cam Idle Hour. The piece fades into a short marriage note for Thomas H. Pigeon and Ruth C. Hall in Goshen, wed by Rev. Burdsall in Batavia on Aug 20.

Thomas H. Pigeon Ruth C. Hall Goshen Burdsall Batavia H. D. Biggs

Titus Reunion Brings Baptisms and Far Flung Guests

The Titus-Harrison families held a reunion at Frank M. Titus’s home on Friday August 20 with seventy five in attendance. Eight family members were baptized in a service led by Reverend Murray Titus and assisted by Reverend Margaret Olmstead and Reverend Chas Leever, using water brought from the Sea of Galilee. Attendees traveled from India Los Angeles Exclesior Minnesota Philipsburg Kansas Gary W Va Philadelphia Cleveland and more as recounts, poetry and duets followed the service.

Titus-Harrison Frank M.titus Murray Titus Margaret Olmstead Chas. Leever Titus Sea of Galilee Nellie Barr Edith South Frank Titus C. M. Titus Frank Leever Allen F. Titus India Ed Harmon Los Angeles Mary Olmstead Excelsior Minnesota Lucy Anderson Philipsburg Kansas Gary W. Va Allan Titus Philadelphia L. W. Potts Cleveland The Holy Land

Five Batavia boys rescued from island near Branch Hill

The five Batavia youths Louis Wolf William Wolf Will Mussey Jack Jamieson and John Kramer returned home Tuesday night after being marooned when East Fork flooded their camp Chas Mussey helped care for them Their families worried supplies would run out The Cincinnati Post reportedly offered to air drop relief if needed The boys reportedly enjoyed the ordeal in hindsight

Batavia Louis William Wolf Will Mussey Jack Jamieson John Kramer Branch Hill East Fork Chas. Mussey Cincinnati Post

Time standard urged for city to adopt

The speaker argues for Cincinnati to adopt Eastern time to align with other cities. They urge the Council to pass an ordinance with immediate effect or place the issue on the November ballot. The goal is to avoid train time confusion and unify timekeeping across nearby cities.

Cincinnati Dayton

State School for the Deaf seeks names and addresses of deaf children

The State School for the Deaf in Columbus asks the public to supply the names and post office addresses of all deaf children seven years old and over and their parents. Residents are urged to help by sending details to J. W. Jones, Superintendent, Columbus. A shipment of limestone to Clermont county from Piqua is discussed for farm use, noting that soil quality affects crop yields.

State School For the Deaf Columbus Ohio J. W. Jones Supt

Clermont Cattle to Vie in County and State Fairs

Clermont County plans a strong dairy show as champion cattle compete at county district and state fairs amid national interest in the National Dairy Exposition in Detroit October 6 to 18. About 1500 cattle will enter the show with entries closing September 15. details available at the Clermont Farm Bureau office. The expositions will feature a Farm Woman's Division, health food shower, home appliance show, youth judging contests, and tours statewide.

Clermont County Ohio Detroit Clermont Farm Bureau American Farm Bureau Federation E. V. McCollum Wm. G. Winemiller, Co

Tomato shortage hits winter rations and canning plans

Farmers report a short tomato crop after heavy rains with many blossoms ruined and fruit on the vines of poor quality. Canneries remain closed but ready if vegetables can be obtained, and demand is high for any available fruit.

Band Concert Draws Crowd Amid Street Reduction Sale

A large Loveland crowd attended a Saturday night band program ending a 10 percent reduction on Jackson street. Shoppers benefited, with the first mystery bag won by G Hartman of Branch Hill and the second by C Duvelius of Loveland. Hartman urged contacting the office to claim. The sale proved a business producer.

Loveland Jackson Street G. Hartman Branch Hill C. Duvelius Hartman Loveland Herald

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