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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1925
Page
8
Miss Myrtle Wilson hosted friends and many neighbors gather in Clermont. Visitors include Miss Sue Speidel and Dr Keeble with families. Christmas and New Year events fill town life with travel, hospital news, baptisms, and church services across Cincinnati, Batavia, and local areas.
Local shop Kramer’s Bakery advertises pies butter rolls white bread rye bread X-mas cakes oysters and baked ham available in any quantity. Lunches served all hours along with soft drinks inviting customers to come in and see.
A collage of brief items including Maine boundary dispute note about the Aroostook War of 1889 and its million dollar cost, remarks on ignorance and health, a note on the chestnut home in the Mediterranean, a Gothic language Bible fragment, Credit Mobilier corruption charges, danger of bad teeth and a Cincinnati Enquirer nostalgia quote.
Josephine Hulick Cover died December 9 1925 at Montery Ohio after a life on farms and church work. She joined Batavia M E Church then Presbyterian at Montery and helped the Ladie's Aid Society. Survived by Harmon Cover her husband two sisters two brothers two nieces and a nephew and many cousins and friends.
Batavia churches presented festive Christmas eve programs by Sunday schools. Each church offered its own songs and readings, followed by a generous treat for every scholar. Large audiences attended the performances.
Mrs Zelphia Christie hosted the E F Progressive Farm Womans Club on December 17 with guests from Williamsburg Marathon and local families. The program included songs Joy to The World Silent Night and The First Christmas Tree, readings on home entertainment and Christmas quotas, a penny march contest, and a ham sandwich lunch as the group shared holiday cheer.
Mrs Missouri Applegate, 90, died at the home of her nephews O Weaver on Tuesday night last week. A long resident of Branch Hill above Batavia she was the last of the old neighborhood. She read the Courier for over 70 years. Burial in S O O F cemetery Thursday. Funeral at S O Weaver's home.
Milton Lodge No. 99 I O O F Amelia Ohio mourns Brother Laufaette Nash who died November 28 1925 at age 80. He joined in middle life and served in the practice of Friendship Love and Truth. Resolutions express sympathy, mourn the charter for 30 days and request publication and record copies.
A Community Club committee of J. W. Campbell Eugene Carter and Dr. Chambers met Monday to negotiate moving the marble works from Williamsburg to Sardinia Ohio. The plant runs a thriving business and employs several workers.
former clerk of Clermont County Will Ferguson a longtime Batavia businessman in the musical instruments trade with Hulick Bros died at his Chicago home after a lingering illness He is survived by a widow a son a daughter and a sister Mrs Lyda Holmes of Florida He will be remembered by many in Clermont County Friends offer sympathy in the bereavement Courier readers learn of his death
An act by the Ohio General Assembly dated March 27 1925 amends sections 5652 4 and 5652 1 of the General Code. It requires every dog over three months old to be registered annually by Jan 1 with fees of one dollar for male or spayed female dogs and three dollars for female dogs. A one dollar penalty applies if filing or payment misses the Jan 20 deadline. failure to register or pay may result in a fine not more than.
A simple method describes making glue from rice by boiling it in water until it reduces to a thick clear paste, suitable for pasting white paper.
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