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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1917

Page

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Southern Letter Highlights Iredell County’s Growth and People

A Northern visitor in Statesville, North Carolina, notes the city’s population, mills, and diverse industries including cotton, furniture, and canning plants. He observes water power potential from Catawba and Yadkin rivers, Charlotte’s cotton-industry prominence, and local schools, churches, and labor conditions.

Statesville N. C Eprror Clermont Couurier Southland Courier Ohio Iredell County Southern Power Co Catawba Piedmont Yadkin French Broad Charlotte United States Gaston County Gastonia Southern Railway Washington D. C Atlanta

Batavia Athletic Association Holds Regular Meet

The Batavia Athletic Association formed by local business and professional men plans regular meets at the armory on Wednesday and Friday at 4 pm. Meetings for wives and daughters on first and third Monday nights, with schoolchildren to join when weather allows. initiation fee for men is $1. Indoor games include volley ball or indoor baseball.

Batavia Athletic Association Batavia H. C. Aultman Eli Speidel

Death of Five Mile Farm Neighbor Frank Holman

Five Mile neighborhood mourns the death of Frank Holman a 55 year old farmer who died by his own hand last Thursday night after a period of illness. He lived on a farm with his wife and three grown children and was found hanged in the hay barn by his wife. Funeral services will be held at his home on Sunday afternoon.

Frank Holman Five Mile Lagrippe

Batavia Woman's Club to Meet with Mrs Bishop

Batavia Woman's Club gathers Saturday February 24 at Mrs W C Bishop's home. Program features American Women Poets readings by Miss Townsley Matherine Lee Bates and Miss Hulick with music by Miss Johnson and Mrs J B Halick.

Batavia Woman's Club W. C. Bishop Amy Lowell Miss Townsley Matherine Lee Bates Hulick Josephine Preston Peabody

Judge W A Joseph to Lisbon Colombia county for three weeks

Judge W A Joseph leaves Monday for Lisbon Colombia county to assist the sitting judge by hearing cases and clear a backlog. He will return to resume duties at the same court. You are invited to the Colonial Tea at the Colonial on Thursday hosted by Ye Colonial Damen.

W. A. Joseph Lisbon Colombiana Thureday

County Tax Distribution Totals by Township and Districts

Tax distribution figures show county, township, village, and special district allocations. The report lists amounts for county school fund, land, infirmary, bridges, debt, soldiers relief, experiment farm, mothers pension, agriculture society, and various township and village schools along with special districts and individual townships such as Batavia Williamsburg Branklin Washington Goshen Stonelick and New Richmond.

Poetown & Goodwin Pike Bethel-Concord Sre Bees Experiment Farm I. C. A. & Bridge Sinking Agriculture Society DORFS Cerin Ae Batavia Rise Euthasie Teabele Chu Sts Noays Mis Pisgah Eerie Ee Withamaville Rat Carmelcuy Rene Ee Beechwood Perineown Cscet Eens Bale Run Providenea Sree. iii McMahanisscujucc Ener Meismivillg Ye Ears Branche Hillaniss.c PASO Nists Pike Brown County Harlan Warren County PRUE Ty Eisnetyd Srey Williamsburg Washington Monroe Oro WPHO Stonelick Afc Erpayer AMON New Richmond

Massillon Delegation Urges Geiger Jones License from Ohio

A Massillon business delegation visits Gov. Cox and Bank Superintendent Berg to urge for a license for the Geiger Jones Co of Canton. They defend the firm’s value to Massillon’s industries and its long track record of protective investor service under the Blue Sky ruling.

Columbus Monitor Geiger- Jones Co Canton Ohio Supreme Court Philip C. Berg Banks Geiger-Jones Co Massillon Cox Mr. Berg Berg Massillon Rolling Mills Central Steel Co American Stamping and Enameling Co

Doctor narrowly escapes injury from falling glass in Cincinnati

Dr J D Wakefield of Loveland had a close call on a Cincinnati street when a plate glass pane from a third story window at the Union Central building on Fourth Street fell. It struck his shoulder bruising it and cut his foot, tearing his clothing. The incident is described as a near-fatal accident.

J. D. Wakefield Loveland Cincinnati Union Central 4Th St

Defective Flue Triggers Major Newtonsville Fire Loss

A defective flue caused a blaze at H. L. Losey’s general store in Newtonsville last Wednesday. Citizens formed bucket brigades to save adjoining property, with losses totaling about $2,000 for the Losey store and residence. The A. W. League store and other property narrowly escaped, highlighting the need for waterworks and fire cisterns in small towns.

Newtonsville H. L. Losey Losey A. W. League Ban

Barrebia council bonds sold by First National Bank

The Batavia council sold bonds last Saturday to First National Bank of this place. Proceeds will redeem three notes previously issued. Only one other bid was received.

Batavia First National Bank

Farmers Institute at Loveland Friday and Saturday

Loveland hosts a two day Farmers Institute with local and state talent. The program includes prayers, talks on crop rotation, manure handling, farm business, wheat as a money crop, safety, home maker prep, and committee reports led by figures like J F Gordon C H Swan G M McLaughlin and Prof Brill with students Pearl Dorsey Hilda Creager and Misses Wardr ees tees.

Loveland Farmers Institute H. P. Sanders J. F. Gordon G. M. McLaughlin C.h.swan C. R. Williamson C. H. Swan W.F Miss Pearl Dorsey Miss Hilda Creager Brill Poul Wardr Ees Tees

Warning to Travelers on Narrow Tires and Heavy Loads

A rural call to enforce road weight limits as thaw weakens surfaces. Overloaded heavy vehicles damage pikes and can wreck roads in a single trip. Clermont county roads need strict adherence to tire width weight laws. citizens should form a one person committee to help enforce them and protect scarce road funds.

Clermont County

Saloon Built Just Above Batavia Line Contested

A saloon owned by Cooney Brown sits above the town line near the railroad bridge south of Batavia. Debates over the corporation boundary prompted civil engineer E. H. Thiery to survey the site, who then confirmed the building sits clear of the line.

Cooney Brown Batavia Corporation E. H. Thiery

Attorneys' fees cut to five dollars in non support cases

In Adams county common pleas court last year two attorneys defended prisoners for non support who couldn't hire counsel. They presented $26 bills but the county board cut them to $5 each due to funds shortages. The checks were refused and turned over to the mothers pension fund. A film titled Held up at the Devil's Pass plays at the Comet tonight.

Adams County Common Pleas Court Board of County Commissioners Mothers Pension Fund

Deerfield Club Hosts Valentine Meeting at McAfee Home

On February 15 the Deerfield Club met at Mrs. J. L. McAfee's home with Farm Woman's Liberty Song. The program included roll call Famous Lovers in History papers on St Valentine and training girls for home makers, a recitation, music, and a closing ode. The group adjourned to meet March 16 at Mrs. L. H. Marsh's home.

Deerfield Club J. L. McAfee Mary Glancy C. E. Dudley Tillie Atchley

Quail Vaccination Effort Aims to Halt Cholera Spread

About 1200 Mexican quail at the State Fair Grounds in Columbus are being vaccinated by the Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine to stamp out a cholera outbreak that has killed hundreds. The birds, brought from Mexico by the state fish and game commissioner, were kept in New London before and quarantine weather pending release. Vaccination has yielded poor results and some advocate shipping eggs to hatch new stock, though restocking costs are high.

Columbus College of Veterinary Medicine Ohio State University Mexico State Fish and Game New London

Wedding Bells for Emma Anstaett and Oliver Bauer

Miss Emma Anstaett and Oliver Bauer wed at the Anstaett family home in Moorefield near Batavia. Rev. E F Wegner officiated. The reception followed with about eighty guests and gifts. They will reside on the bride’s parents Olive Branch farm west of Batavia after March 1.

Emma Anstaett Oliver Bauer Chas. K. Anstaett Moorefield Batavia E. F. Wegner U. B Mrs. Bauer Olive Branch

Bethel Man Indicted for Non-Support Case

Frank Binnnington 42 of Bethel was under indictment in Clermont county for non-support. He cut his throat at Charles Carter’s home and was taken to Newport auto patrol. Jail physician called the attempt not serious. he offered no reason. He will be brought to Batavia to face the charge.

Clermont County Frank Binnington Bethel Newport

County Physician Bids Awarded After Meeting

County commissioners opened bids for a jail and county infirmary physician last Monday. G. B. VanHorn offered the low bid of 168 dollars, M. Griffith 200 dollars, J. K. Ashburn 255 dollars. VanHorn awarded the one year contract from March 1, 1917.

VanHorn Griffith J. K. Ashburn

Aged Lady Dies at 81 Near Hamlet

Mrs. John Schultz died Sunday at her home near Hamlet after months of failing health. Funeral services will be held Wednesday starting at 1 o'clock from the home and 2 o'clock at the Batavia Germany U. B. church.

John Schultz Hamlet Batavia Germany U. B

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