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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1930

Page

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Plumbing Crisis at Clermont County Jail Prompt Action

Leaky pipes and a full cesspool at the Clermont County jail forced temporary relief after Sunday flooding of the sheriff’s cellar. County commissioners and court ordered toilets closed and contractors hired to drain and reroute to the Main street sewer amid funding shortages impacting health measures.

Clermont County Jude White W. E. Kain County Board of Health Cortract

Bread buying changes in Batavia city markets

The article notes shifts in bread consumption over twenty years, with about 1000 loaves sold daily in Batavia. It observes rural housewives and brides now rely on grocers for bread, while local bakeries remain, and imports supply other needs.

Batavia

Club Girl Wins National Canning Contest Honored

Bertha Binning of Milford Ohio, 12, member of the Lucky Food Club led by Mrs. Clarence Ragland, won $8 for third place in the preserve class. She is the only Ohio girl to place, making the honor doubly outstanding.

Bertha Binning Milford Lucky Food Club Clarence Ragland Ohio Miss Binning

Paroled Ohio Convict Clifford Latimer Reunites With Mother

Clifford Latimer known as Tacka, once life-sentenced for the killing of C. E. Macroth in Xenia, is released from Ohio State Prison after six years, with Governor Cooper delivering the pardon in person. His mother, Nora Latimer Evans of Loveland, receives the news and looks to support him in old age.

Nora Latimer Evans Loveland Clifford Tacka Latimer

Farmers' Institutes at Goshen and Laurel in January

Two speakers Dr. John Grierson and Mrs. C A Steele will address sessions in Goshen January 5 6 Laurel January 9 10 and Newtonsville January 7 8 inviting farmers to attend. Steele noted as Ohio Master Homemaker leader and Steele and Grierson to speak on farming home making and organization with school events and 4 H club reports across the program.

Goshen Newtonsville Laurel John Grierson Hillsbro Clermont County Bethel Moscow C. A. Steele South Vienna Clark County Ohio Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Glee Club

Seibert Couple to Mark 60th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs John Seibert of Mt Zion celebrate sixty years of marriage at their home on New Year’s Day Best wishes pour in Hobart Seyler from Elizabeth Pa spent part of last week with family and friends in town

John Seibert Mt. Zion Hobart Seyler Elizabeth, Pa

Irwin Flishel Music and Cate Community Band Meeting

Reading notes show Cate Community Band Thursday morning. Mrs Steele directs music and band sessions on farming topics. County Agent Wilson leads Mr Grierson talk and Future Farmers election of officers. Topics include Farm Bureau and canning fruits.

Steele Bewy Monroe Laurel Dieteenessertecone Franklin Children Music Myve Future Farmer Grierson Arthur Ruffner Elizabeth Buckle Wilson Steele James Norris Fox Steele Strele Thoroman Sullivan Reading Irwin Flishel Music Cate _Community Mrs. Steele Stent Eeeeeens Vertereee Griérson Farm Bureau

Refused life term for Ohio youth in murder case

John Woods a 14 year old from Lancaster Ohio received a life sentence after pleading guilty to second degree murder in St Clairsville. Ohio prisons and Lancaster Boys School would not accept him due to the definite sentence and no suitable institution. Woods mocked the situation claiming they are having a devil of a time with him.

Lancaster Ohio John Woods William Meeker Karsh Lancaster Boys’ School Woods St. Clairsville

Time Up Li cense Tags and Registration Penalties

Public notice warns 1931 license tag requirements for motor vehicles in Ohio. Fines rise from 25 to 100 for multiple offenses and imprisonment possible. a postal card to Chalmers R. Wilson is referenced for registration compliance. Philippine Rau widow of George Ray dies at age 86 with funeral details noted.

Chalmers R. Wilson Columbus Ohio Philippine Rau George Ray Henry George Frank Anna Hilfers Emma Hulick Aee

Fox Drive Fox Drive New Year's Day Drive in Galley Hill

Fox drive scheduled in the Galley Hill area on January 1 1931. Formations form lines from Stone lick Craver Road to Mt Zion Woodville Pike Dry Run Perrinton Stonelick. Captains named Bud Spahr Dutch Davis Conrad Smith Geo Gaul George Apgar Sam Shaw Bill Aicholtz Fred Clarence Seibert Bill and Chas Craver Cliff Chandler Clarence and Geo Craver Perry Groves. No guns or dogs allowed by committee.

Galley Hill Galley Hill School House Stonelick Craver Road Mt. Zion Woodville Pike Dry Run Perrinton Bud Spahr Dutch Davis Conrad Smith Geo. Gaul George Apgar Sam Shaw Bill Aicholtz

Stay of Execution for John Zellars in Clemons Murder Case

John Zellars, condemned for first degree murder in Robert Clemons's death near Georgetown on May 13, received a Stay of execution from the Supreme Court after finding irregularities in the trial. He remains in the annex awaiting execution in the electric chair, two others having gone before him.

John Zellars Robert Clemons Georgetown Supreme Court Annex

November Record from Ohio industrial fatalities and injuries

The Millfield coal disaster in Athens county caused 82 deaths and raised November fatalities to 179, up from October 104. Nonfatal accidents fell by 8,476 to 14,948, while total time lost reached 1,287,083 days, though the Millfield event boosted fatality days by 492,000. Clermont county had 18 accidents with one fatality and 4,676 days lost. Through the first 11 months, Ohio saw 1,172 industrial fatalities, 26 fewer than the 1929 period, despite the year's major catastrophe.

Millfield Athens County Ohio Division of Safety Land The Industrial Commission Clermont County

Amos and Andy At Capitol Theatre Batavia

Amos and Andy played three nights at the Capitol Theatre Batavia drawing hundreds who saw them in person. The show was praised as fine and worth attending. the venue is under new management.

Amos Andy Capitol Theatre Batavia

Batavian Wins Plymouth Contest Prize No 58

Miss Sarah Louise Hicks of Batavia Ohio won Prize No 58 in the Why I’d Buy a Plymouth Contest. She will receive a $100 prize check soon as a dealer presents it. 500000 entries from 47 counties were submitted with 1011 prizes awarded.

Sarah Louise Hicks Batavia Detroit Mich Ohio Madan F. L. Rockelman P. S Clermont County Bar Hicks

Clermont official Clark amid fatal auto crash

Norman Shaw 56 of Clermont county formerly Ohio Secretary of Agriculture under Governors Davis and Willis and Field Editor of the Ohio Farmer died Saturday in a collision between Cleveland and Columbus. Perry L. Green State Director of Agriculture was seriously hurt in the crash. Shaw, a New Richmond high school graduate, was a Fr. Willis classmate.

Norman Shaw Franklin Clermont County John Shaw Cleveland Columbus Davis and Willis Ohio Farmer Perry L. Green Shaw Frank Willis New Richmond High School

Test Herds Seek Records Under Ohio Registry Plan

Oscar Erf of Ohio State University leads 175 breeders securing authenticated permanent production records for 1337 cows under advanced registry and herd improvement plans. He says the test helps breeders obtain per cow production data, raise herd averages, and cut costs.

Ohio Oscar Erf Ohio State University Krf

New Ohio Agricultural Bulletins Cover Wide Subjects

Six monograph bulletins from the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station appeared in October and November 1930. Topics include celery blights potato planting molasses in calf rations apple aphids basal metabolism of young women and the effect of nitrogen fertilizer on strawberry firmness. Copies available by request to Wooster Ohio. Bert Reed of the New Richmond Bank was guest of Eli Speidel Saturday.

Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station J. D. Wilson A. G. Newhall John Bushnell Paul Gerlaugh Ohio OC. R. Outright Hughina Mc‘Kay J. 8. Shoemaker KE. W. Greve Wooster Bert Reed The New Richmond Bank Eli Speidel

Constitutional county government amendment debated at conference

Columbus delegates discuss a statewide constitutional amendment on county government. The Drafting Committee will meet on January 2 in Columbus to refine phrasing. The plan aims to create general laws for county governance and rural municipalities, with optional forms of county government and rural municipal plans.

Columbus Ohio Chambers of Commerce Business and Trade 89Th General Assembly General Assembly

Simplifying Institute Meals For Large Gatherings

Miss Alma L. Garvin of Ohio State University offers tips to simplify meals at Farmers' Institutes. She suggests simple menus, preplanned details, cafeteria service, and committees for serving and cleanup to save time and labor while keeping meals appetizing and homey.

Farmers’ Institutes Alma L. Garvin Ohio State University Miss Garvin

Two Foxes Up at Brushy Fork Fox Drive

Two red foxes surprised by a crowd of men and boys at a Brushy Fork drive in Stonelick township. The foxes dodged lines with no dogs or guns allowed and escaped as space thinned. A big fox drive is planned for Galley Hill on January 1, inviting all.

Brushy Fork Stonelick Township Galley Hill

Also Mentioned on This Page

Laub Nort Miles Recemes Geraldine Henson C.A. Steele Jean Yeo Mans Mulberry Nelson McClelland Mrs.Steele Brera Sera Canensens Mr Grierson Christine Williams Little Neighbors Newtoneaville Institute Mr. Grierson Clermont United States Clermont Publishing Company Batavia, Ohio Fox Drive Amos and Batavian Clermonter New Bulletins
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