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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1919

Page

1

C and C Line Ceases Service After Board Ruling

The Ohio Board of Public Utilities orders the Swing traction line between Norwood and Owensville to cease operations after a two month trial shows expenses exceed receipts. Bondholders may junk or dispose of the line. Owensville to Hillsboro has been out for two months causing great inconvenience. Proceeds from sale will fund existing expenses with remaining funds shared pro rata among bondholders. Debts are unknown and no offers have been made.

Board of Public Utilities State of Ohio Norwood Owensville Hillsboro Cincinnati Chillicothe

Tobacco buyers survey market as prices ease in region

Tobacco buyers report prices not rising as sharply as earlier with a quieter market. Several buyers visited last week taking up crops, while most needs will be purchased locally. work on the new warehouse progresses and an opening is assured.

Lear

Ohio to enact new local health administration system

Columbus announces a shift from 2100 local health points to 168 city and general health districts on New Year’s Day. City districts remain largely unchanged while village and township groups dissolve into general district boards with appointed health staff under the Griswold amendments to the Hughes act.

Columbus Ohio General District Board of Health General District Health Board Griswold District Board of Earth

Local Girl Scout Leader Sarah Haulick Gains First Class Status

Mice Sarah Haulick, daughter of Dr. Thomas Haulick formerly of Batavia now in Evanston, appears in the Times Star with six other girls and is noted for prominent Girl Scout work in Cincinnati. She is a First-class Scout and granddaughter of Mrs. Josephine Halick and Mr. and Mrs. A H Clark of Batavia, a point of local pride.

Mice Sarah Thomas Haulick Evanston Times Star Cincinnati Josephine Halick A. H. Clark Batavia

Progressive Clermont farmer Ed Ernst sells 52 acres near Batavia

Ed Ernst, a leading Clermont farmer, sold his 52 acre farm near Batavia to Joseph Winemiller for 17500. Winemiller plans to take possession about March 1 after recently selling his own farm for 11000. The property features a modern house, a large multi story barn, and a reservoir fed water system.

Ed Ernst Clermont Nesr Batavia Joseph Winemiller

Ohio road money boosts 1920 improvements and tax pull

A bulletin from the Ohio Good Roads Federation notes ten million dollars in state and federal funds for road work in fiscal 1920 starting July 1. It urges automobile owners to support the motor tax bill, which will raise about six to six and a half million dollars and distribute half to the state and half to counties.

State of Ohio National State Treasuries Ohio Good Roads Federation Clermont

Fox Drive in Stonelick Township Opens Fox Season

A large fox drive will be held in Stonelick township today with routes through Monterey road Van Knight's store Maple Grove Batavia Williams burg and Jackson pikes Goshen pike Vinegar Hill and Davis school house. The event aims to raise charity proceeds with over 1 000 men expected and strict wildlife rules in place. The Batavia Oleander Encampment also hosted a Patriarchal degree class of 17 with officers present and a banquet. Frank A. Brown leads the team drills amid community updates including Miles Bickiby’s health note and a recent paralysis stroke news.

Stonelick Township Monterey Road van Knight Maple Grove Batavia Williamsburg Jackson Goshen Pike Vinegar Hill Davis School House Fred Brown Owensville Monterey Batavia Oleander Norwood Frank A. Brown

Batavia Woman's Club Hosts Second Guest Day

Mrs A B Nichols serves as hostess for Batavia Woman's club second guest day on Saturday January 8 with a program including favorite old songs Memories of an Old Musician and humorous readings led by Mrs L L Johnson. G H Baum and Louis Urbansky of Felicity named as committee chairs for Clermont County Jewish Relief and Tate Township. Contributions encouraged for the First National Bank. Ohio shows many American Legion posts with Clermont County organizing several and more under consideration. News notes warn slippery road conditions from last Saturday with autos at risk without chains and local incidents. State Civil Service Commission announces pay raises for birthway superintendents foremen and inspectors with new daily rates and upcoming examinations across multiple counties.

A. B. Nichols Batavia Woman’s Club L. L. Johnson G. H. Baum Louis Urbansky Felicity Jewish Relief Committee Clermont County Simon Bluestein Bethel Tate Township First National Bank State Civil Service Commission Goonriba Columbe Cleveland Dayton Civil Serviceommission Columbus Ohio

Roll Leeds and Wife Attend Christmas With Relatives

Residents spent the holiday weekend visiting kin and hosting relatives. Mr and Mrs Milt Shaw and Mrs Ade Dayre joined in family gatherings at Perin Mre and Henr Bisnis. The Brunk household entertained guests from Bout and nearby areas during a quiet Sunday at home.

Leeds Beteamford Shaw Ade Dayre Perin Mre Henr Bisnis David Brunk Thals Belover

Marriage Licenses and Court Actions in Ohio Proceedings

The notes list multiple marriage licenses including Walter A. Vogelsing and Bad da Belle Haas. George J. L. Haines and Ada Ioma Shafer. Alva Jones and Julia Demaris. Wilbur Weaver and Lottie Glanl ey. Ralph H. Demaris and Ethel Koltenbach. Other business covers showing Edward Graus liable for 111 after a 193 debt, settlements for Lizzie Nordman estate, Sadie Anderson choosing dower rights, authority to private sale of Elizabeth A. Chandler estate property, inheritance tax of 96.73 for Mary B. Burns estate, and final accounts and inventories in related estates.

Walter A. Vogelsing McVitle Badda Belle Haas New Richmond George J. L. Haines Dayton Ada Ioma Shafer Alva Jones Farmer Chile Julia Demaris Wilbur Weaver Newtonsville Lottie Glanley Ralph H. Demaris State of Ohio Homer C. Bethymer Lizzie Nordman Edward Graus Edward Grans Sadie Anderson G. W. Anderson Elizabeth A. Chandler Mary B. Burns Mary E. Burns

Owensville Community Center Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall

The Owensville Community Center schedules a meeting in the lower room of the Odd Fellows hall Friday at 7 45 with a home talent program. Hon. Kearns will speak at the evening event.

Owensville Community Center Odd Fellows’ Hall Kearns

Christmas Guests Visit Neighbors and Families

A garbled local column lists visitors staying with friends and relatives across several households. Names include Frank Hobson and family in Beewone, Jas Hobson and wife and daughter at Henr Hobson’s, W L Jones and family, W H Hunter and wife, Homer Johnson and family at Eben Hancock’s, Mrs Benton of Peebles visiting home folks, and multiple other households with various guests from Oxford, Cuba, Batavia, Morrow, and Marathon.

Frank Hobson BeEwOne Jas. Hobson Henr Hobson's W. L. Jones W.H Lesbee Hulick Mary Oxford Herbert Rowan H. J Patton Cuba Henry Hobson Batavia Hobson’s Shuff Will Hobson Morrow Raper Oore Jayes Hense Cora Marathon

Christmas Guests From Many Towns Holiday Gatherings

The record lists numerous families visiting relatives and hosting guests over Christmas across Brown County and nearby areas. Names include Griffiths, Motts, Leeds, Ramsey, White, Hite, Pommert, Kearns, Lytle, and McCann among others with hosts in Georgetown, Winchester, Louisville, Portsmouth, and nearby towns.

L. A. Griffith Brown County J. W. Mott Jed Leeds Winchester W. E. Ramsey Evanston Weiss A. M. White Rhodahite Harry White Mary Pommert Edna Lytle Harry Kearns Georgetown Rioehed Bugeie Louisville Ohn Pommert O. v. Kearne Kearns Kklasarry Geette Hlors Lenora Crane Tow Ky Susan Reeves Frank Reeves Jonnie Ledo W.O. Hutson Anter Jennie Mae Witemo Witemo Ag Lock Winspear and Wife Entertained Kearns Charles Jennie Kearns

Blanchine and families gather for Christmas event

Fragmentary notes describe a Christmas gathering with several families, mentioning names and distant places. The text references a Sunday event and various individuals, though many details are unclear due to damaged OCR.

Property transfers in Jackson and surrounding townships

A series of land transfers recorded including David Moyer to Henry Moyer for 50 acres in Jackson Township and various other deeds: Sarah Jackson to Hannah Willis for Lot 182 in New Richmond. John W. Caskey to Mrev G. H. Bishop for 70¢ acres in Monroe Township. Harry and Lillie Bigman to E. L. and Nellie Farlow for 8 acres in Union Township. and additional transfers in Tate, Felicity, Batavia, Williamsburg, and Washington Townships among others with consideration of $1.

David Moyer Henry Moyer Jackson Tp Sarah Jackson Hannah Willis New Richmond John W. Caskey Mrev G. H. Bishop Monroe Harry and Lillie Bigman E. L Nellie Farlow Union Tp John T Belle Ryan L. F Grace Fightmaster Tate Tp Thomas Hoover W. O Lida Myers Felicity Frances Marshall David and Emma Brothers Batvia George Margaret Longworth Avery Ree Washington Tp B. B. Holmes F. W. Wise Williamsburg Emma Gutekunst Herman J. Gutekunst L. W. White L. C. Finegar Ada Dale Michael Reisinger Batavia Harriet Wm. M. Fulton Dan Ida V. Pfferman

Murdered Man's Clothes Sought in Kentucky Case

Claud Glenn of Augusta Kentucky seeks help to identify a suit of clothing stolen after the murder of Jesse Glenn on November 4 1919. The suspect suit sizes are coat 46 trousers 44 or 46 and may have sold in Ohio before December 2. Informants should contact Claud Glenn Route 1 Augusta KY. Thomas Marksberry is slated for trial in February.

Jesse Glenn Augusta Ohio Claud Glenn Thomas Marksberry

Property sales plan for county creamery area and Broadway frontage

Thomas Lee and Elmer Miller of A L Wolf last week sold four lots adjoining the county creamery facing Broadway. R W Gregg plans a residence on the corner of Spring and Fourth streets. Several other structures are contemplated for spring construction.

Thomas Lee Elmer Miller A. L. Wolf County Creamery R. W. ©. Gregg

William Barr Dies in Edenton at 62

William Barr of Edenton aged 62 died December 15 after long illness leaving a wife daughter and stepdaughter and brother John Barr. He served as postmaster twice and was a familiar figure at public events and Odd Fellows meetings. Batavians recall him as a superintendent of the Batavia armory construction.

William Barr Edenton John Barr Odd Fellows Batavia

Clermont County Fair Board Reports Encouraging 1919 Proceeds

The Clermont County Fair Board held its annual session in Cincinnati this week to close the year’s business. Proceedings show encouraging 1919 returns and praise for the fair’s management. Arrangements for next year’s exhibition will soon be completed.

Clermont County Fair Board Cincinnati

Milford and Williamsburg Split Up? Milford Boys and Girls at Williamsburg

Milford hosts Williamsburg with the Milford boys and girls basketball teams facing a strong Williamsburg squad. The game ends 48 to 10 for Williamsburg for the boys, while Milford’s girls fall 11 to 2. Milford plans a rematch January 2 at Milford.

Milford Williamsburg

Clermont Farm Bureau to Meet in Batavia Monday

Clermont Farm Bureau members plan a Marketing and Legislative conference Monday January 5 at 10 a m in the Court House Batavia. Cards were sent to members by President P A Ireton. Don Kennedy Felicity native was elected president of the Cincinnati street car workers union for the ensuing year.

Clermont Farm Bureau Batavia P. A. Ireton Court House Don ©. Kennedy Street Car Mens’ Union of Cincinnati

Clermont County Farm Bureau Members Attend Dayton Conference

The Clermont County Farm Bureau was represented at a conference in Dayton Ohio by 8 P Reed J M Heil and Jessie Crossis. It was one of four meetings planned across the state. Members urged to return membership cards and join the event crowd.

Clermont County Farm Bureau Dayton Ohio P . Reed J. Mheil Jessie Crossis

Soil fertility meetings led by Mr Joe Nobis in county

Meetings on soil fertility were presided over by Mr Joe Nobis due to the absence of the agricultural agent. Sessions were scheduled at Henry Hobson Frank Jarman A C Moreton Monroe Jackson Washington township and W P Cor, with locations tied to local farms.

Joe Nobis Joe Gay- Weaver Hall Henry Hobson Frank Jarman A. C. Moreton’s Monroe Jackson Ashington W. P. Cor

Deerfield F W C Members Hold Christmas Eve Gathering

Mrs Edith Wacker hosted a Deerfield F W C event on December 18 inviting families. The well decorated home offered an oyster and chicken supper with pie and coffee followed by music and holiday good wishes for a bright New Year.

Edith Wacker Deerfield F. W. C

Legion meeting set at court house for ex servicemen

Soldiers sailors and marines join the Frank W. Weaver Post of the American Legion for a Monday January 5 meeting at 7 30 PM in the court house. All ex servicemen urged to attend as several matters of importance will be considered.

Frank W. Weaver American Legion Court House

Country Club No 50 Hosts Snowbound Social Evening

At the regular Uber 18 meeting held at Mr and Mrs F W Wise home about twenty members attended due to the snow. Miss Hazel Wise performed selections both vocal and instrumental. A social time followed with sandwiches pies and coffee. Next meeting set for Mrs J J Holden’s home January 2 with dues to be paid.

Country Club No.50 Uber F. W. Wise Hazel Wise

Auctioneer Seeks Winter Sale with Experience

Experienced auctioneer Williams offers livestock sale services promising high prices and satisfactory work. Recent clients listed include J. H. Hilton of Afton, Miller near Twin Bridges, Bob Loyd of Williamsburg, and McKeever Pike. Contact number provided.

J. H. Hilton Afton Bik Road Id Miller Twin Bridges Bob Loyd Williamsburg Canes McKeever Pike Tess Williams

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C. & C. Line Ernst Sells FOX Drive Today Miles Bickiby South United States Slye Kyle Moyer Farmers’ Institute Tate Township Farmers’ Institute Grange Hall W. Burlingame Paul and Dale Dean Florence A. Willison Maud Dean Lowell Gray University Willison America Audrey Williams B. Stowe Susan Rahama Brown F. A. Keeling William Christ P. E. Wilson Miss Elynor Paul McNish Marie Milner W. Buriingame Music Bethel High School Jennie Klemann Vera the Dairy Cow Lloyd McNair Arana Jonas Atta Moon At's, Honover Recorder's Office Evie AIM Deerfield Club MR. Farmer
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