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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1917

Page

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Bethel Politician Ed Youngman Arrested After Gun Rampage

Ed Youngman of Tate township armed with a shotgun and forced his 13 year old son to parade the streets in Bethel. He fired at Clyde Kennedy’s home and threatened residents, leading to his arrest by Sheriff Swing and commitment to jail on three charges with $8000 bail.

Bethel Ed Youngman Tate Township Shotgu Youngman Fred Leach Fred Scott Swing F. A. Brown Clyde Kennedy Kennedy Hannah Bros

Store Purchase Shows Millinery Stock Resold to T G Lucas

The stock of Rose D. Smith's millinery and women's furnishings in Williamsburg, sold earlier by an assignee and bought by Chas Curry, has been resold as a whole to T G Lucas of Hamersville and moved there. The stock is new and up to date, in fine condition and ready for spring market, and the store was a credit to the town. Lucas will offer it in sale with other bargains.

Rose D. Smith Williamsburg Chas. Curry T. G. Lucas Hamersville L. Will

Batavia Odd Fellows Invite Team to Chile Lodge Visit

The Batavia Odd Fellows basketball team received an invitation last Friday from the Chile lodge to visit and initiate two candidates. The invitation was accepted and the trip will be made when roads permit. The team is noted for fine floor work.

Batavia Chile

Norwood Woman Breaks Wrist in Fall

Mrs Richard Chamberlain of Norwood mother of Mrs EH Long suffered a painful accident last week, breaking a wrist in a fall from a spring peg. The injury will keep her laid up for several weeks and Clermont friends offer sympathy.

Richard Chamberlain Norwood Long Clermont

Race for county institutes and extension schools

A Batavia courthouse meeting on March 15 at 1 p m will plan next year's farmers institutes and extension schools funded by state aid. F L Allen will attend to hear delegations from Clermont county communities, with five institutes and two extension schools allocated. Stronger pleas and larger delegations improve odds for recognition and aid.

Farmers’institute Court House Batavia F. L. Allen Farmers’ Institutes Clermont County

County Commissioners approve contracts and awards in session

The February meeting records bills and credits including Pike repairs by numerous names, stone and coal purchases, postage, and labor. A contract with W B Hall for steel filing cases totals 460.60 while a bond for Dr J W Mott as coroner is filed and approved. Soldier burial committee members are appointed and a Tate township price petition is filed with the county auditor.

Bell Telephone Co Clermont Supply Co John Custer Pike Harry S. Cole H. Perin G. Pringle Pike Repair H. Robinson L. M. Rogers H. M. Rice Cline Rodgers Lowell Roudebush Stone Rochester Bridge Co Elton Smith C. Schmuter Dale Spence Cleona Searles W. Shearer Shaw Coal Co Coal Schmuter Rock W. H. Anderson Co Barnes & Connor R. K. Belt J. Davidson John Dulcan Lud Evanshine Chris Kaucher Geo. Keen Keely Springfund Co Thos. Lillick Frank Leeds E. Laycock Spence Leming Lindsey John McKibben Mefford & White Manning & Meeker Herry Manning J. D. Mefford W. R. Moore Fred McKay Chas. Pringle J. W. Patton W. J. VanHorn Woodrow Fred White J. W. Wood Chas G. White Stamps N. Young W. B. Hall Auditor's Office J. CO. Sonas Et al Tate Township

Brown County Board Cuts District Superintendent Posts

Brown County School Board plans to save money by employing three district superintendents instead of four. Since 1914 rural school supervision reforms reduced districts with 16 closures, the move targets centralized schooling and fewer county officials to reduce tax burden while maintaining oversight.

Brown County Board of Education Ohio Brown County

State solicitors visit Clermont schools to spark club work

W H Palmer and Miss Kauffman tour Clermont county high schools starting Tuesday February 26 to organize boys and girls clubs. Teachers support the effort with Fair Board prizes and free fair week admission. University reps teach pig growing and food preservation. Love land school first, Favrers Hall Owensville hosts final meeting Friday at 1 30 pm with Stone Lick township residents.

W. H. Palmer Loveland School Favrer’s Owensville Stonelick Township S. B. Stowe C.A

Milford Miami Grange meets with seed corn demo and hog talk

The Milford Miami Grange held a meeting on February 17 in Odd Fellows hall. County agent B. Stone demonstrated testing seed corn and John Wilson of Newtown spoke on what hogs make the best meat followed by discussion. The next meeting is set for March 3 with a six month contest, roll call and varied programs for Brothers and Sisters, concluding with a lecture by Dr Clyde B Terwillegar from the British Army home on furlough.

Milford Miami P. W. Demnewity Mildred Scott Milford Clyde B. Terwillegar

Presbyterian Church Bantam Social Saturday March 8

The oud socity of the Presbyterian Church at Bantam will host a social at the Bantam church Saturday evening March 8. An excellent program by home talent is being prepared with 16 cent admission including a lunch of sandwiches pie salad and coffee. All are cordially invited.

Presbyterian Church At Bantam

Fugitive Jack Shackelford Captured in Ohio

Jack Shackelford, wanted in Brethett county Kentucky for house breaking, was captured by Sheriff Bert Swing and held at Clermont county jail. Loveland Marshal Coleman aided the search, and Kentucky authorities were notified to arrange transfer, with Shackelford resisting requisition delays and awaiting transport.

Jack Shackelford Brethett County Clermont County Bert Swing Marshal Coleman Loveland Sheriff’s Office Kentucky Jack Swing

Washington Birthday Party at Valley Farm Club

The Valley Farm Women's Club of East Fork Valley hosted a Washington birthday party at Mrs. C. E. Wilson home. Guests enjoyed songs readings and contests with Nate Cover winning a button contest and Harry Donalworth and Jesse Kain winning charades prizes.

Washington Valley Farm Women’s Club East Fork Valley C. E. Wilson Stella Kain America Mary Mrs. Wilson J. A. Hilton Reading Lizzie Hilton Velma Kain Mrs. Meek Bertha Miller Nate Cover Harry Donalworth Jesse Kain Irene Morehead Victor Arthur Neihoff Valley Club

Coal Conditions In Middletport Strike High Prices

The Middletport district’s small domestic mines push long hours to feed Ohio and neighboring states. Farmers haul coal from farms miles from railroads, earning up to 80 dollars daily. Each wagon carries about 60 bushels, with some mines sending 18 loads daily, clogging roads and muddying cement avenues.

Middletport Ohio Columbus Monitor

Owensville School Club Meeting in Stonelick Township

The Owensville public schools cordially invite students and patrons of Stonelick township to Favrer's hall on Friday afternoon March 2 for a discussion on Boy Scouts and Girls' club work with two state speakers and others.

Owensville Stonelick Township Favrer

Primary ballot rotation bill sparks reader free vote concerns

The upper house passed on February 21 a bill rotating candidate names on ballots to level the field for all voters. The change may trouble illiterate voters as there will be no party emblem to guide selection. The bill aims to curb alphabetic advantages and promote equal footing among candidates.

Burke Wedding Anniversary Celebrated Near Bethel

Mr and Mrs James Burke near Bethel celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a surprise gathering last Saturday February 24 at 10 AM. Guests listed include E J Fagley of Reading H S Milner of Middletown and many others from Walnut Hills Forestville Ham let Mt Holly Batavia Owensville and more. A noon meal followed a reception of gifts and well wishes from attendees.

James Burke Bethel E. J. Fagley Reading H. S. Milner Middletown Louise Hahn Wilson Walnut Hills J. R. Barnes Forestville Mary Terrill Muriel Hamlet Olin Fagin Mt. Holly B. F. Swing Marie Batavia W. E. Leever Owensville R. S.fagley P. D. Milner Mary Will Swing Hazel Philip Wilma Elynor Swing Will Milner Chas. F. Davis C. A. Brannock Audrey Williams Chas. Fagley Albert Miller Fagley Anna Mary Fagley Gerald W. W. Burke Kate Milner Hassie Crane Louise

Patriot Club Holds February Meeting at Keach Home

The Country Club met February 22 at Mrs. G. M. Keach's hospitable home for a program of music readings and a paper by Mrs. Innis on developing Girls Home-making Club. Members shared amusing personal stories as roll call. The room featured flags hats and cherry trees. Adjournment set for March 22 at Mrs. John Foster's home.

G. M. Keach Washington John Foster

Agricultural Preparedness Urges Home Garden Planting

A wartime editorial stresses need for mass planting of more crops this spring. It urges every worker to grow a home garden to boost food supplies, foreseeing Europe’s depletion and higher prices, warning food costs could rise by about fifty percent this summer.

Europe

Batavia Scouts Rout Milford Boys in Armory Clash

Batavia scouts defeated Milford 62 to 12 on Friday night at the Armory. Batavia started slowly but surged to 28 points in the first half while Milford managed 5. Hauck, the Nichols brothers, and Jamieson led Batavia scoring with Coyle, Slade, and Parrott shutting down Milford. Sparr stood out for Milford.

Milford Batavia Batavia Boys Hauck Nichols Brothers Jamieson Coyle Slade Parrott Sparr

Colonial Tea Supports Local Schools Progress

The Mothers' Club held a colonial tea at Mrs. H. B. Moore's home last Thursday. Attendees dressed in colonial style and presented a well prepared program. A silver offering of about $10 was collected to buy school items not provided by the board of education.

H. 8. Moore Mothers’ Club Board of Education

Eastern Ohio farmers hold potatoes at five dollars a bushel

A surge of farm prices sees Eastern Ohio growers keeping potatoes unsold at five dollars per bushel. A Elm Grove West Virginia farmer with six hundred bushels will not accept less. With the new crop nearing, old stocks risk spoilage. seed potatoes will be cut, and every available acre should be planted in garden truck.

Ohio Elm Grove W. Va

New Funeral Car for Batavia Undertaker

H. E. Moore of Batavia arrived home with his new auto funeral car on Saturday evening. The finely built vehicle is equipped with modern appliances and enhances Moore's undertaking outfit, stated as surpassing any in the county. Also mentions road and street improvements to justify the investment.

Sister of Sun worker suffers fractured hip after fall

Miss Tina, sister of Norman Lee of the Sun office force, fractured her hip when she fell at her home last Wednesday. She lay an hour before friends found her and carried her inside. Eva Leonard nurses her. she rests as well as can be expected.

Tina Norman Lee Sun Office Force Eva Leonard

Seyler Bros to Train Noted Batavia Farm Stallion

The Batavia Company horse that led the season at Fred Miller farm west of Batavia last year will be in charge of the Seyler Bros at their farm near Red Bridge south of Batavia this coming season. The stallion has gained flesh and is highly admired by horsemen of his class.

Batavia Company Fred Miller Batavia Seyler Bros Red Bridge

Not All Women Must Be Sent to Marysville Reformatory

A Friday ruling from Ohio Attorney General McGhee to Prosecuting Attorney Smith of Muskingum County states that women convicted of city or local ordinance violations cannot be sentenced to the Marysville reformatory. Women must be sent there only when imprisonment exceeds 80 days.

Ohio Reformatory Marysville Smith Muskingum County McGhee

Kroger Opens New Willmington Store At Small Profit

Kroger Grocery Company expands again with a Willmington store offering goods at a small profit. Rumors of another Bata via location circulate, but no definite plans have been confirmed.

Kroger Grocery Company Willmington Batavia

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Prey J. W. Mott D. L. Lady and T. BE. Young Soldiers’ Burial Committee The State Solicitors Miami Grange Church Social Milford Boys Seyler Briros
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