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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1931

Page

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Batavia Armory hosts county basketball tourney

Clermont county to hold County Championship games at Batavia Armory from Feb 12 to 17 with Loveland New Richmond Miami Pep Milford Batavia Owensville Amelia in quarterfinals and finals. Girls tournament set for New Richmond Feb 20 21 and 93 with local teams competing. Burglary at Elrod Pharmacy Williamsburg and a series of vehicle thefts tied to the same night marked by sheriff pursuit and recovered vehicles.

Clermont County Batavia Armory Allj Loveland New Richmond Business Men's Club Miami Pes Felicity Milford Batavia Owens- Owensville Amelia New Richmond Ory Miami Pep Bethel Auditorium Miami Peps Southern Ohio Business College Milford Miami Peps Owensville Ensville Germ Yaka Med Batavia High School

Store Held Up at East Milford Kroger

Two highwaymen robbed the Kroger store in East Milford on Saturday night taking $56 from the cash register. They held the manager Ralph Wisby and his wife at gunpoint and forced six customers to stay quiet before escaping in a waiting large auto.

Kroger East Milford Ralph Wisby

Milford woman Hobart elected chair of Patriotic Council

Mrs. Lowell F Hobart of Milford was elected chairman of the Women's Patriotic Council of National Defense at a Washington conference. Resolutions urged restricting immigration strengthening the army and navy and regulating communist activities at the closing session.

Lowell F. Hobart, Milford Women’s Patriotic Council of National Defense Council Washington, D. C

Budget Sets 1931 Clermont County Operating Total

Cler mont County Commissioners approve a 1931 operating budget of 372102.36 dollars on January 10. The plan includes 90000 dollars for retiring county bonds, a nonoperating item that reduces debt. Dependent children funding totals 9000 dollars, with dog warden damages at 3000 dollars and sheriff’s office allowance of 8765 dollars. Olive Branch M B church event announced for February 2 at 7:30 pm with Band 1 of the Ladies Aid and refreshments.

Clermont County Department of the Dog Warden Sheriff's Office Olive Branch

Gift of an Organ to Batavia County Home

Herbert Rowan, cashier of the People's Bank in Williamsburg, and his wife donated an organ to Batavia County Home last week after learning the institution could use it for church services. The home management expressed gratitude for the charitable contribution and noted the community’s embraces of such gifts as radios and pianos have become common, and organ gifts are very welcome.

Herbert Rowan People’s Bank Williamsburg Batavia

Red Cross Roll Call Totals Reported Across Clermont County

Clermont County Red Cross chapter reports receipt totals from November roll call. Funds listed include Batavia 525.00 Bethel 222.00 Felicity 67.00 Loveland 246.00 Milford and other towns note varying sums with Moscows 60.25 and Monroe 7.00, reflecting aid to families and elderly.

Red Cross Clermont County National Red Cross Batavia Amclia Loveland Milford Miaimiville Monterey New Richmond Owensville Pt. Pleasant Williamsburg Williamsville Nevilles Gethrtean Endoncaiateenr Moscow

Batavian Passes Longtime Batavia Businessman Dietz

L. C. Dietz a longtime Batavia business man aged seventy died at his home after several weeks illness. He was known throughout the county and a widow survives him. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p m from the M E church with burial at Green Lawn Cemetery Milford.

L. C. Dietz Batavia M. E. Church Green Lawn Milford

Appraisers Set Values for Northern Clermont County Tax

Northern Clermont County land and buildings are being valued for taxation. On Friday nine appraisers and Auditor B L Ketchum toured a farm to draft value figures, to be placed on returns. Appraisers will work individually, with some townships assigning three appraisers. Tax values will be based on best judgment and belief, with $5 per day pay and a deadline of April 1. The County Auditor urges property owners to assist and share recent sale values to aid speedy assessments. The Ladies Aid will host a dinner February 20 at 6 30 p m with a menu including chicken and pie, priced 5 cents.

Clermont County B. L. Ketchum Miami Milford Loveland Pierce Joe Nobis Amelia S Lou Kirgan Shane Miamiville Dora L. Berg Branch Hill Wim, Thompson Roy K. Gosden Thos. Flynn Chas. Seibold Goshen Ray Irwin Wayne Newtonsville A. Long Edenton West Woodville

Locust Corner Grange Meeting Rescheduled to Feb 17

Locust Corner Grange announces a shift of its meeting from February 18 to February 17. All Grangers are urged to attend as the Juvenile branch makes rapid progress with its activities.

Locust Corner

Revival Meetings Ignite Batavia Community Spirit

The United Brethren Church hosts Revival Meetings led by Pastor and George P. Campbell with WHBD broadcasts from Mt. Crab Ohio drawing wide crowds. Delegations from Mt Orab Williamsburg Cincinnati Bethel Maysville Newport Mt Washington Milford and others attend totaling over 1700 last Sunday. The week plans include daily prayer 9:00 AM 2:30 PM 7:30 PM and musical programs with songs submitted to the singing evangelist.

United Brethren Church George P. Campbell Cincinnati Ohio Batavia Community St. Paul WHBD Mt. Crab Mt. Orab Williamsburg Norwood Bethel Maysville Newport Mt. Washington Milford Perintown Forestville Owensville Amélia East Danville Miamiaville Dayton North Church Danville Newtown M. E Perintown M. E Mt. Airy U. B Grange Olive Branch M. E Clough U. B Hillsboro U. B. Church

Federal drought relief loans available to farmers

Farmers suffering crop failure in 1930 may apply for drought relief loans up to 600 dollars. Loans depend on 1931 crop acreage, with notes at 5 percent, secured by lien or mortgage, due November 1931. Seed and fertilizer caps vary by crop. committees supervise distribution. applications accepted until April 28, 1931.

Farmers Seed Loan Office Washington, D. C P. F. Jamison Batavia Eli Speidle O. L. Page Bethel J. A. Ashton Clermont County Engelhard Theo Farm Loan Office Washington Farmers’ Institutes

Moscow Farmers Institute Program and speakers listed

A two day Farmers Institute in Moscow on February 16 and 17 features Rev. R. L. Budd, Garnet Lough, Marjorie Jones, Wilbur Whitford, and 4-H plays. Lectures cover soil fertility, marketing farm products, and cooperative farming with local organizers and committees arranging music, readings, and demonstrations.

Moscow Ametica C. R. Milner Lucille Meranda Valentine ELS Eam Nerentagcereatre Louise Latanner Jean Lough E Raneyasspeeces H. N. Wilson Pas Erteroneyeeconu Billy Whitford E. A. Fleming VicCale Miss Latanner Mr. Flemming Milner Edenton Hall Miss Masters Owensville Amelia Flemming Hendrix Bethtl Muller Washington County State Fair Board of Directors Ohio Fairfield County Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Wilmington West Virginia Clinton County Indiana

Ohio lawmakers push for morning sessions as bills flood in

In Columbus on February 7, the Eighty-ninth General Assembly moves toward morning sessions as February 17 nears for bill introductions. A record 104 bills were filed last week, with over 400 total awaiting consideration.

Columbus Eighty-ninth General Assembly Clarence J. Brown State Welfare Columbus Automobile Show Ohio Penitentiary Wardegs Thomas Bida Tation Dai- the Deceay Irrell Way

Attempts Death by Own Action Near Goshen

Mrs. Henry Hannaman aged 48 attempted suicide at her Cemetery road home last Friday by ingesting poison believed sheep dip and twice more with a shotgun. Her son John found her and later, after aid, she moved to a shed and shot herself but only a few pellets entered. Relatives cite distress over a missing son as motive. she is reportedly recovering.

Henry Hannaman Cemetery Road Goshen John

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