Local Notes and Notices From Batavia Area
The Clermont Courier notes in brief form a session of county commissioners. church and school openings in Williamsburg. letters from soldier boys. births incl baby girl to Lemon Larkin. various local visits and movements including Mrs Fitzpatrick, Miss Nan Davis, and Ed Bishop families. Soldiers to arrive home from camps soon. Thanksgiving events and social visits. a meeting to purchase an Honor Roll Tablet. deaths and obituaries mention Timan and local residents. many residents travel to Columbus and Florida for winter plans.
Oysters 70c Quart At Batavia Fruit Store
Oysters are offered in large nine count lots at 70 cents per quart from the Batavia Fruit Store fresh from oyster beds. Also notice upcoming shipments of Cotton Seed Meal and iddlings via Williamsburg Feed Mills in Williamsburg Ohio. Several unfinished buildings at Ancor will soon be completed to prevent deterioration and to avoid government loss as disposal plans are not yet announced.
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Batavia Fruit Store
Mott
Williamsburg
Williamsburg, O
Ancor
Noor
Old Time Husking Bee in Clermont Plains Thanks Neighbors
Eldon J. Brion of Olive Branch thanks 28 neighbors and friends who saved 800 bushels of his corn during his five week illness. The volunteers included Rev. E. F. Wegner O. K Ansteatt A. P. Kellum Joe Winemiller Oliver Bauer Otto Kohler and many others who rehucked and cribbed the crop. Brion says farmers remain community minded and proud of Clermont spirit amid fewer mutual aid moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Old Clermont
F. Wegner
O. K Ansteatt
A. P. Kellum
Joe Winemiller
Oliver Bauer
Otto Kohler
Edgar Ansaett
Carl Hahn
Ray Stoddard
Joseph Dolt
Robert Foster
Louis Bach
Homer Hunt
G. M. Shelton
Frank Carter
John Lutes
Louis Speidel
Stanley Ansteatt
John Ai
Health Specialist Dr Bradley invites readers to correspond
The Clermont Courier notes Dr Bradley Mamlet O offers remote health consultations. Readers may mail full details of their health issues with one paper dollar and a three cent stamp for an honest opinion and guidance on the best treatment.
Womans Part In World Relief Week Highlighted
A wartime style appeal urges women to support food conservation during World Relief Week starting December 1 1919. The talk covers saving foods to aid peace efforts and aid to war-devastated nations, with Hoover warning of starvations in northern Russia and calls for voluntary enlistment in national service led by Mrs Walter Kain township chairman W C of N D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Organization
Europe
Food Administration
Hoover
Russia
Walter EK. Kain
Twp
W. C
N. D
Public sale near Maple Grove announced
Mrs. T. C. Turner will sell at public sale on Saturday December 7 at 9 a.m. two horses mule colt six shoat harness carriage farm implements corn fodder and other items. Usual terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Turner
Maple Grove
Local Draft Board in Clermont County to Close
On December 10 the Clermont county Local Draft Board will cease to exist. All records and documents will be sealed and placed under government control. Clerks are busy with the closing preparations and all questionnaires must be turned in before the deadline.
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Clermont County
Miss Mary Dunlap Opens East Batavia Grocery and Nation Store
Miss Mary Dunlap opens a grocery and nation store at her home in East Batavia opposite the German church to serve the town section with affordable provisions. The delivery service is discontinued, making the store a housewife convenience. The building once housed a Geo Fitzwater store years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dunlap
Batavia
Geo. Fitzwater
Unclear Note on Funds for Fletcher's Castoria
Fragmentary notice mentions children, money to loan up to 3000 on a mortgage security and names Ben Pua. context and full details are unreadable in the fragment.
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Ffrat Mortgage Security
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M. Cade
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Jennie Dunlap
Wilbur
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Carrie Moore
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Norman L. Burnett
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Roy Mounts
O'Connor
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Elizabeth Kain
Ezra Anstead
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