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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1928
Page
5
The document lists estate inventories and appraisements for several decedents, noting inheritance tax exemptions and net values. It names executors and administrators, assigns portions to heirs, and records appraisers and bonds. It includes provisions of wills and transfers of land and small sums to individuals.
County commissioners in regular session December 17 listed numerous payments including W H Anderson 7650 payroll items, Lee service, various labor and stone crushing costs, light bulbs, sewer pipe, clothing, and animal claims. Several names appear with payroll and disbursements, totaling numerous small sums across departments.
A free twelve week Poultry Husbandry course begins December 31 1928 at 7 30 p m at Mahlon Walkers home on Hennings Mill road in Clover The Woman's Club will host weekly sessions every Monday night from 7 30 to 9 00 p m covering egg production feeding incubation brooding housing disease control and marketing poultry products Attendance is encouraged for all Clover residents and a final session is planned for December's end by G B Wood Vocational Agriculture Instructor Williamsburg High School.
Bids for interior redecorating of Clover Missionary Free Church will be received until December 81. Specifications and key to the church available at John Burnsides. Clermont Courier subscribe.
Funeral services were held at Amelia re church for Mrs Pricilla Atwood. Families from Madisonville Winchester Oxford Hyde Park Cincinnati Oakley and Springfield visit or travel for holidays. A car accident near Amelia. one home sale. a chicken supper. Christmas program. many residents note visits and gatherings this week.
Mr and Mrs Roy Groves and their son spent a day with his brother Vancille and family in Goshen Geo Yeager is speeding the holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs V Yeager and Maurice Rosselot Mr and Mrs John Hughes of Evanston called on Chas Taylors on Sunday Mrs Curtis has returned to her sister’s at Norwood
Walton Bradbury died at his home Saturday after a short illness leaving wife Emma Bradbury a daughter Mrs Warren Liston and two grandchildren of Amelia Funeral services were held at the Baptist church Monday conducted by Rev George Reed Price Atwood a longtime resident died at his grandson Stanley Atwood s home in Bellevue Ky She was the wife of Thomas A Atwood deceased a brother John Kelly a sister Mrs Mary Johnson two sons Merle and Bert and several grandchildren Funeral services were at the Baptist Church Monday at 2 pm conducted by Rev George Reed Race of her sisters at the home of Miss live Swein E M Love and family spent Christmas with Cincinnati relatives Kate Amann spent Christmas with Paris King in Portsmouth Howard Hancock and wife moved to Point Pleasant Carl Slye and family spent holidays with John Slye Lewis DeSotes and family visited Joe Brock and wife Frank Dillon attended the funeral of Mrs Dillon s aunt Ella Floyd in Bathel Sunday
Officials praise upcoming basketball matchups at Ville High School Gym. The games are expected to be exciting with a small admission fee. Fans urged to support their team to win the league championship.
Bethel Grant Memorial Association committee opened bids at First National Bank for the Memorial Building at Main and Planets. Ten bids were submitted, two from Cincinnati and three from rural bidders, with prices near the available funds. Minor changes may allow contract letting soon and speedy construction.
Maple Grove church hosts a social on Saturday evening January 5 with a short program and proceeds for church benefit. Everyone is invited.
Thurman Fee of Felicity reported the second car theft in three weeks in Ripley. His 1926 Ford coupe, parked near the Union Warehouse in East Ripley, was discovered missing about 6 PM after he stayed in the tobacco market all day. No clues were found by Tuesday evening. Fee had no insurance on the vehicle, increasing his loss.
Batavia high school girls lost to Milford 36 to 18 while the Batavia boys defeated Milford 29 to 28 at Milford on Thursday night. Earlier New Richmond boys and girls played Amelia with the girls tying 28 to 28 and Amelia leading at third quarter. New Richmond boys lost 25 to 16 at Amelia on December 21.
Owens ville team LaMaceda Club enters the Cincinnati Athletic League, featuring top intermediate teams in the region. The league opener is January 8 at home against Warelmans Store, formerly Kleepsie Rover's team, followed by eight weeks of Saturday night games at Owens.
Inmates at the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus enjoyed a Christmas program in the chapel, staged by Mrs. Preston KE. Thomas under the warden's direction. Two performances were followed by a special dinner and Christmas boxes sent by relatives and friends.
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