Amelia Defeats Batavia 84 to 26 in Big Roundup
Amelia High School’s Silverstreaks routed Batavia 84 to 26 on Wednesday at Amelia. Batavia committed 12 fouls to Amelia’s 14 and made 10 of 16 free throws while Amelia hit 6 of 15 from the line. Batavia showed struggle against Amelia’s fast break and zone defense. Batavia heads to Milford next, hoping to spark their scoring as Amelia looks to stay strong near the season’s end.
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Batavia High School
Amelia
Batavia Lads
Batavia
Amelia Lads
Milford
Shelleys
Jenike
Anstaett
Hoderlain
Winemiller
Bruner
Hicks
Stevens
Huntington
Monjar
Hayes
G EO
Taylor
Bishop
Batavia Masons Install Officers
Batavia Lodge 104 F. and A. M. held their annual officer installation at the lodge rooms last Saturday evening. Installing were Eldon Studer W M Frank P Johns S W Hensey Howland J W Ralph Majcewsky 8 D Lewis Bauer J D C F Winters Secretary A C Nash Treasurer Clarence Slade Tyler Ernest Ungleheum Trustee
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Batavia Lodge
Eldon Studer
W. M
Frank P. Johns
S. W
Hensey Howland
Hahn Couple to Observe 61st Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Hahn of Batavia Ohio will mark their sixty first anniversary next week. They married December 24 1879 in Cincinnati Ohio. He is eighty eight she is eighty two. they have six children twenty one grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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John Hahn
Batavia
Cincinnati
Ohio
Albert Bauer
Walter Hahn
Deerfield Road
Williamsburg
Stanley Huber
Carl Hahn
White Gifts for the King Christmas Service
Summerside Methodist Sunday school to hold a White Gifts for the King service on Sunday December 22 at 10 25 am. Cradle Roll through Woman's Society of Christian Service will present white gifts of substance and service. Junior choir to sing carols. All friends and church members invited.
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Summerside Methodist Sunday School
Notice to Correspondents Ahead of Christmas Press
The Courier requests all news items be in by Saturday noon to ensure early Christmas delivery. If impossible to mail or bring news, call The Courier office at 4401. Advertising and news matter accepted until noon Monday. The editor.
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Courier
Courier Office 4401
Schobert Renamed To County Fair Board
Owensville businessman Mr Frank Schobert was re elected president of the Clermont County Agricultural Society at the fair board annual meeting in Batavia. J W Evans of Owensville named secretary, with C L Jones re elected vice president and A F Kayser treasurer.
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Frank Schobert
Owensville
Clermont County Agricultural Society
Fair Board
Batavia
J. W. Evans
C. L. Jones
Marathon
A. F. Kayser
Moscow
Bel
Noah Powers
New Richmond
Roy Battles
Batava
John Taylor
New Richand
E. L. Carter
Milford
C. E. Brannock
Felicity
Everett Haines
Netendevile
Frank Schoah
Evans
Cary Thompson
iGoshen
Selma Maffey Found Not Guilty In Fraud Charge
A petit jury in Judge White's court Monday acquitted Selma Maffey of fraudulently receiving $397 from her father for house repairs. The jury found the amount was spent legally on repairs and that she had purchased property from her father that needed work.
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White
Selma Maffey
Clermont County Draft Boards to Induct 47 in January
Unofficial notice from Columbus Selective Service places 47 men on ready-for-induction status for January 1 to 8. Board 1 must supply 21 and Board 2, 26 one year soldiers, all cleared physically and ready for training. Conscientious objectors total three. others may serve in non combatant units if needed. Doctors Gaskins, Barber and Davidson assist with examinations. Board 2 aims to classify 150 men at the Batavia Army today. Also notes Newtonsville P T A fish fry and bazaar, and James Haney, Batavia National Guard member, discharged due to a Camp Shelby injury.
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Columbus
the Selective Service
Clermont County
Selective Service
Board No. 1
Board No. 2
Dr. Gaskins
New Richmond
Barber
Felicity
Davidson
Bethel
Armory
Batavia
James Haney
Batavia National Guard
Camp Shelby
Haney
Army
Amelia O E S Installs Officers After Regular Meeting
Amelia Chapter O E S No 888 held its December 9 open meeting to install officers for the year. Installing officers Kathryin Behymer Lucille Hunt Clara Eppert Hannah Lungmus led the ceremony. A social hour followed for 50 members and guests, with a Christmas party and gift exchange planned for December 23.
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Amelia O- E. S
Amelia Chapter
Kathryin Behymer
Marshall Lucille’ Hunt
Clara Eppert
Hannah Lungmus
Erma Eppert
Frank P. Jones
Blanche Wheatley
Harry Haggerty
Meeting Date Changed for Soldier's Relief Commission
The Soldier's Relief Commission changes its regular meeting date from December 25 to December 23 at 9 a.m. The meeting will be held at the courthouse.
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Soldier’s Relief Commission
Court House
Bate
1941 AAA Payments Announced For Farmers
Rates for 1941 AAA payments to corn wheat and tobacco farmers were announced this week. Corn 9 cents a bushel, wheat 8 cents, commercial potatoes 2.8 cents a pound, Burley tobacco 0.8 cents a pound. Additional price adjustment based on normal yields and acreage. announcements by Secretary Claude R Wickard. Also notes soil-building payments for lime, superphosphate, strip cropping and tree planting. Miss Sophia Bulow and Miss Marcella Curtis mentioned.
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Claude R. Wickard
Secretary of Agriculture
Decorated Batavia Homes, Businesses Vie for Prizes
Batavia residents and businesses compete in a yearly holiday contest run by the Garden club. Judges from outside the town will assess best decorated business establishments doorways and homes on Sunday evening December 22. Prizes include top honors for business fronts and homes with first and second place awards.
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Batavia
Garden Club
H. B. Glancy & Co
H. F. Buerkle
Louis Fishback
S. le Carkin
James Gregg
Dr. C. By Smith
John Zurmuhle
Johny Rapp
Christsmas
Dog License Tags Available Before January 20
The article notes dog owners must license their pets at the county auditor's office to avoid a $1 fine after January 20. Dog tags are sold at the auditor's office to protect pets from enforcement by the dog warden.
Milk Price Rise Forecast For Clermont County Dairies
Local dairymen expect a 1 cent milk price increase as feed costs and hay shortages push margins higher. Roy Battles discussed costs per pound of milk while Collard Deel of Williamsburg was named president and Harold Seyler of Batavia secretary. A follow up meeting is set for December 28 in the courthouse conference room.
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Clermont Couny
Clermont, County
Batavia
Roy Battles
Collard Deel
Williamsburg
Harold Seyler
Decline in Game Despite Rabits Birds in Cler Mont County
Game protector Edgar Anstaett notes a scarce hunting season in ClerMont County with rabbits and birds down from previous years. He cites too many Nimrods and Sandy hunting and an over abundance of fox as likely causes of the decrease in game.
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Edgar Anstaett
Clermont County
Guernsey Cow Sold to C E Hill in Ohio Sale
The American Guernsey Cattle Club reports the sale of a registered Guernsey cow named Joan Sequel of Beech Brook, 436442, from Gaston W. Reed to C. E. Hill of Batavia Ohio. The transfer settles ownership of the animal within the club registry.
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Guernsey
C. E. Hill
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Peterborough
N. H
Gaston W. Reed
Batavia
Ohio
Joan
Beech Brook
Rotary Club Fun-Fest Brings Laughs and Riots in Batavia
At a Batavia charity event the Rotary Club and Mt. Carmel Bloomer Girls staged a basketball game that turned chaotic when a local player shot the referee Ed Jucker after riotous crowd actions. Officer Frank Perry halted the fracas as the game resumed and proceeds totaled 41.42 for the Christmas Mind fundraiser. Miss Mary Lou Gunderley of Batavia was named to The Concert Choir of Columbus and will sing on radio this winter while a OSU student and Kappa Delta member.
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Mack, Sennett
Rotary Club
Mt. Carmel
Hitler
Ed Parritt
Frank Perry
Rotary
Batavia Succens
Thure
Miss Gunderley
Mary Lou Gunderley
Peter Gunderley
Batavia
Columbus
Aaron H. Darnell
Indianola Presbyterian
Ohio
Ohio State University
Kappa Delta Sorority
Summerside Greenhouse Change in Ownership
The Summerside Greenhouse has changed hands with Clarence Erickson taking ownership from Ralph Seigla. Erickson, an experienced florist and greenhouse operator, brings Cincinnati experience and aims to satisfy local needs in floriculture.
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Summerside
Ralph Seigla
Clarence Erickson
Erickson
Cincinnati
Court News and Classifieds Highlight Local Affairs
Partial OCR text shows Court News and Classifieds sections across pages with scattered mentions of county news and community items. The fragmented reads indicate a local newspaper page set featuring legal notices, society items, and community briefs.
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Hugh
Johns
Court
Page & Club New
Weseses
Pegane
County News
Parm
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Batavia Masons
Schobert
County Fair Board
Fred Yeomans
Goshen
L. G. Davis
Perintown
J. L. Jordan
Beth
Newtonsville P. T. A
National Guardsman
AAA
Sophia Bulow
Bell’ Exchange
Cleveland
Marcella Curtis
First National Bank
Percy” Stymetz
Connersville
Indiana
Stymetz
Joseph B. Oser
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