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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
8
Clermont Courier items report Goodyear tire promotions at Batavia and Williamsburg, visits by Donnie Johns and families, parties hosted by Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Nash, and church teas. Also listed are visits by John Bohmer, teaching staff tours in Cincinnati, Ford repairs by A B Price, and Tanlac ads. A congressional Panama trip by A C O Kearne is noted.
The Ladies of the Mr. Guild announce an annual Christmas sale and chicken dinner at the church on Friday December 9. Sale starts at 2 p m with dinner at 6 p m Menu includes chicken pie mashed potatoes scalloped oysters cole slaw cranberries pie 60 cents ice cream and cake extra Coffee offered.
At a farm on the Newtoneville pike two and a half miles northeast of Owensville W T Sebree will offer at public sale next Saturday the 10th four head of horses several head of milch cows a bunch of hogs 100 bushels of corn and a variety of farm implements The property is all good and bargains can be bought there.
Tobacco growers of Clermont County met at Batavia to nominate candidates for a county delegate to the Burley Tobacco Growers Association. P A Ireton was elected chairman and M H McNeill secretary. Election set for Monday December 12 at Farm Bureau, ballots mailed from Lexington, with options to vote in person or by mail. The counting team will include H C Reed, Chas Anstaett and John Applegate.
In Columbus the soldiers' bonus amendment received 624,447 yes votes out of 1,278,771 total, with 949,109 for and 824,662 against. The sinking fund commission, created to issue the 26 million dollars in bonds and pay ex-service men, met to approve compensation forms, bond details, and interest terms.
The Post Office Department appeals for early mailing of Christmas packages with plain addresses and secure wrapping to prevent loss or damage as mail volume increases.
The Batavia Woman's Club meeting is moved to Saturday December 17 at 2 30 pm. Discussion topics include Civic Needs Paper Home Town Problems and Batavia Schools with Mrs Rugh Miss Griffith Mrs Keen and Mrs Lytle as hostesses.
A barn belonging to Finley Jacobs at Glen Este burned on Sunday evening along with wagons feed and farm implements. The cause remains unknown.
Elizabeth Loehard, agent in Williamsburg Ohio, states she remains in the insurance business despite rumors she would leave. She explains illness kept her home during the misinformed report and asks clients to continue their support, promising fair treatment and seeking new business.
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