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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1922

Page

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Thompson Pledges Businesslike Ohio Governorship at GOP Clash

Col Cavin A Thompson Republican candidate for Ohio governor addresses the state GOP convention in Columbus promising a businesslike administration and a united party drive to victory. He pledges to use state funds prudently and to back a strong Republican ticket including Simon D. Fess for the Senate.

Columbus Carmin A. Thompson Memorial Hall Col. Thompson Ohio Republican Party of Goveror Simon D. Fess Senate Ohio Republicans Washington Harry L. Davis

Batavia Chautauqua Opens With Legion Support

The Batavia Chautauqua under the American Legion boys opens September 1 4 and 8 with a full program of lectures concerts and services. Tickets are selling well as sales are percentage based. The tent on school grounds hosts sessions daily with free church services Sunday morning and evening. Featured speakers Edward Tomlinson J Coates Lockhart and Henry Coe Culbertson along with the Batavia orchestra offer varied acts and lectures across three days and a closing Saturday program.

Batavia Chautauqua American Legion Boys of Batavia J. Coates Lockhart Kis Scotch Lassies Chautauqua Skibinsky-Reed Company Henry Coe Culbertson Pioneer The

Buckeye Division 87th to Hold Dayton Reunion

The Buckeye Division 87th, noted for Belgium and France service under General Farnsworth, will host a large Dayton reunion on September 10, tied to the annual American Legion state convention. G. K. McDonald and family are vacationing in Michigan.

Dayton Ohio Buckeye Belgium France Farnsworth American Legion Veterans’ Association

Stolen Essex Recovered. Pair Suspects in Custody

In New Richmond early this week the Essex owned by C H Moreton was stolen and later found in Twelve Mile after gas and a break in at an oiling station. Everett Adams age 17, jailed in Batavia, confessed leading to a Dodge theft by Dr Gaskin five weeks prior. Lee Redman’s Lexington was stolen next night, likely by the same trio. Sheriff Rapp pursued the suspects as both cars were new.

C. H. Moreton New Richmond Elmer Hargott Nicholsville Twelve Mile Everett Adams Batavia Rapp Dr. Gaskin Lee Redman Lexington John B. Rapp

Protect Fruit Trees From Mice This Fall

Horticulturist J H Gourley of the Ohio Experiment Station warns small fruit trees are vulnerable to mice as trees grow in sod. He recommends wrapping trunks with newspapers, using hardware cloth or fine wire screens, and mounding crowns with coal ashes. Some growers employ a wash of lime sulphur soap cement and water, though effectiveness is uncertain.

J.H. Gourley Ohio

Liebermann still missing in murder case investigation

Gus Liebermann, charged with murdering his father Frank Liebermann, has not been found since leaving Batavia on August 18. Sheriff J B Rapp uses every effort to locate him, with rumors he may have headed to Germany or is hiding with friends. The county sets funds to pursue leads as police nationwide search for the suspect.

Gus Liebermann Frank Liebermann Batavia Highland Park J. B. Rapp Germany Sheriff Rapp

Sapiro to Address Tri-State Milk Marketing Meet

Aaron Sapiro of California, noted for co operative marketing work, will speak at the Tri State Co operative Milk Marketing Association meeting in Cincinnati Central Turner hall on Thursday September 7. The gathering is limited to men who have signed the milk marketing contract and those vouched as true friends of producers.

Aaron Sapiro California Central Turner Hall Cincinnati Fruit Marketing Organization of Burley Benning Sapiro Berning

Storm Visitation Blows Through Town Wrecking Trees and Buildings

A severe storm struck Thursday night at 10 16 delivering heavy rain and a half mile wide cyclone. Trees toppled roofs damaged and silos toppled with losses near five hundred dollars at Batavia Tobacco Warehouse. Fruit crops suffered extensive damage with heavy losses reported by fruit growers. Owensville high school and Stonelick township schools to begin Monday Sept 4.

Union Cemetery Presbyterian Church Odd Fellows’ Ball George Gregg L. F. Walker Batavia

Five Day Clermont County Teachers Session Highlights

The five day C. C. T. 1 session at Felicity drew 183 teachers. Lectures by Supt. Helter of Mansfield stressed psychology for teachers. County Commissioners met August 2 and approved a long list of bills and contracts, funding, and road repairs.

Felicity Helter Mansfield Ohio J. W. Ireland Frankfort Kentucky

Officers Named For Next Year At Villages Meeting

The audience enjoyed a full program as Supt. Schomeyer of Milford was chosen president and Miss Susie Brown of Bethel named secretary. After rivalry among Bethel Loveland and Owensville supporters the session will be held at Bethel next year. Felicity hosts promise a top quality meeting.

Supt. Schomeyer Milford Susie Brown Bethel Loveland Owensville

Entrance Examination Set for County Normal Attendees

The State Department of Education orders all prospective County Normal attendees to take an entrance exam on September 5 at 8:30 in the Batavia school building. The test by the County Superintendent or Normal Director will last no more than two hours. Educators predict rising standards may require two years of Normal training for certification.

Trafic Department of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Interstate Commission Ohio State Department of Education County Normal Batavia

No Vote Granted on Ohio Liquor Amendment Ballot

Secretary of State Harvey C. Smith ruled the proposed Ohio constitution amendment permitting beverages with two and three fourths percent alcohol could not be voted on at the November election. He said the measure conflicts with Federal law and the Constitution, despite 288022 signatures. OC T Dickey filed protest and opponents warned of a mandamus suit to keep the amendment off the ballot.

Columbus Harvey C. Smith Ohio Smith OC. T. Dickey Mandamus Secretary of State

Monterey man injured while guiding horse to water

J. E. Christy secretary of the Boston fair board and Monterey resident was seriously hurt last week when leading a horse to water. He fell backward striking his spine and sustained injuries. the full extent remains unclear as friends express regret.

J. E. Christy Boston Fair Board Monterey Mr. C

Canning Season Will Be Short This Year

Canners face a brief season due to ample stocks of corn and tomatoes from last year and a short harvest caused by a long dry spell. Warren County reports poor prospects as labor troubles reduce demand and sales.

Warren County

Noted Flemingsburg Grower Exhibits 2lb 7oz Tomato

Sam H. Crain of Flemingsburg Kentucky showed a Ponderosa tomato weighing two pounds seven ounces, a record as reported. Batavia producers may have similar fruit in mind but not yet at that weight.

Sam H. Crain Flemingsburg Batavia

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Thompson Clifford Collins Milburn Edward Tomlinson G. K. McDonald Michigan Liebermann Owensville Hien School Stonelick Township Clermont Farm Bureau W. B. Applegate Barrett Sros L. M. Broadwell W.oc Bishop Bell Phone Brock Hardware Co Peter Ballinger Barret Company George Daubycelouer B. E. Curliss Columbus Blank Book Co F. L. Donovan John Dillon C. A. Dunbar Glen Dockum B. E. Earhart B. Floyd H Fitzpatrick W. L. Groves Hull-gravele Ae Lowell Haworth Wall and Rail George Heywood Chas. Halbisch Labor Clarence Hutchinson Delmer Hardin Hannah Charles Hoffman B.p.hunter Hynnab Bros Gas Bediaire Ey Seardes Howard Henderson Glenn J. Hill H. A. Idler Johnson & Watson Anna Kennedy Board Children E.G. King Zimmerman L. D. Kennedy Will Meek Stone Same Arch Manning Miller A. W. Menkin Harriet Mofford George Maxfield Frank McNarr Clermont Sun Gus Carrier Carroll-Jamieson Co Clermont Courier L. W. Nesbitt Co Felicity James A. Prey Conner A.E. Price A. W. Reed Blanche Willis Thompson Roush Pike Rush Standard Oil Co A. M. Stamm D. Scott Stenage & Co J.M. Wiseman Williamsburg Furniture Co Roy Williams Elisha Young Chas Young Bliss Dawson Anticch College Y. P. D. Club Edenton Pleasant Plain Pike C. E. Conover Hall’s Creek Graham’s Corner Stonelick Creek Simon’s Bridge Goshen Ohio State University Ohio Experiment Station New Jersey Farm Bureaua Hoover Food Club Clyde F. Tom Canning
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