Batavia Sweeps Loveland In Lopsided Victory
Batavia boys outplayed Loveland 81 to 5 with strong defense. Scorers included Seyler 5 field goals and 5 free throws, Coyle 2, Hauck 1, Dial 1, Maultee 1. Batavia girls beat Loveland 7 to 1 with Kramer scoring twice and Iles once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland High School
Milford
Loveland
Batavia
Coyle R. F
Spencer Seyler
LF Multee Aeshboro
Deerwester Brothers
Gould Hauck
L. G. Leming
Seyler
Ashburn
Coyle
Hauck
Dial
Maultee
Gould
Speidel
Angelheam
York
Mirandy
Loveland Girls
Kramer F. Deerwester
Spalding Schwartz
Snell Hawkins
R. C. Coyle
Jamieson
Heddleston Galvin
G. Wolders
Kramer
Iles
Deerwester
Brown
Snell
Miss McCall
Business Improves Mentioned With Car Purchases
Elmer Kress of Milford buys a Buick coupe while Herbert High of Perin town acquires a Buick roadster. Frank Boose of Milford purchases a Chevrolet roadster from H. RB Ayer of Batavia, signaling growing business activity and consumer confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Kress
Milford
Herbert High
Frank Boose
H. RB
Ayer
Batavia
Death of Roy Ballard Known in Batavia
Word came Saturday evening of Roy Ballard s death in New York. His body was shipped to Wilmington for burial on Monday. He was the husband of Mrs Grace Browning Ballard formerly of this area and remembered by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Roy Ballard
New York
Wilmington
Grace Browning Ballard
Batavia Officials Take Oath of Office and City Council Votes
Batavia officials for the ensuing two years took the oath of office on January 6. Mayor Ross was re elected along with Simpson Griffith Kyle Moyer Will Johns Lloyd Hulick Will Wilson and Mibert Carter appointed to replace Clark Wasner who resigned Clara furmable clerk and E Long treasurer. The council split on loaning power house machinery to C G P Company for one year to provide 24 hour service. it failed 1 to 3. A public canvass was ordered to test support. If majority favored the loan the council would act. The company would move machinery at its own expense and town would keep the option to sell later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Ross
Simpson Griffith
Kyle Moyer
Will Johns
Lloyd Hulick
Will Wilson
Mibert Carter
Clark Wasner
Clara Furmable
E. §. Long
Batavia To Host Three Day Chautauqua In September
Batavia plans a three day chautauqua under American Legion Post boys management with Radcliff bureau Washington contract for daily program changes priced at 650 dollars. Legion may set dates. over 60 signed a guarantee. Amelia will also receive a chautauqua. Batavia bachelor girls met Miss Melle Hulick’s home last week for their annual session. no deserters this year with a heavy fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Melle Hulick
Double Header Basketball at Armory Friday
Two fast high school teams from Bethel will meet Clermont County Normal School teams in a Friday night double header at the Armory. Admission is 25 cents. Also notes on Batavia school board, Red Cross meeting, and Batavia Women's Club events follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Bethel
Clermont County Normal Scholar
Modern Woodmen Feast Planned at Jamieson Flats
Members of the Modern Woodmen order will hold a grand feast Thursday at their hall in Jamieson flats adjoining the jail. The event features oys tere from Baltimore and fresh fish from the lakes with ample portions for all. The community notes mention funerals, visits, and social gatherings around Amelia with various residents attending services and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Order
Jamieson Flats
Baltimore
Local Notes Include Visits and Installations
The Owensville area reports social visits, illness updates, and an officer installation. Norman L. Burnet of Batavia installed new officers for the I O C F lodge in Owensville, with plans to visit Goslien Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman L. Burnet
Batavia
Owensville
C. F. Lodge
Goslien
Applications for World War I adjusted compensation
Notice lists names of residents from Edenton Bethel Miamiville Milford Loveland New Richmond Batavia Williamsburg Felicity Moscow Amelia and Hamilton as applicants for adjusted compensation. Instructions urge prompt completion and mailing to the Department of Adjusted Compensation State House Columbus Ohio with Harry Britton as Clermont county chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deslie Cramer
Edenton
Dale South
Bethel
Robert Eveland
Miamiville
Howard Joseph
Milford
Howard Rich
Loveland
G. 8
Howard
New Richmond
Kenneth Sillen
Batavia
Harry
C. Dennis
Williamsburg
Ralph Downley
Felicity
Henry Cushard
Moscow
James Hicks
Amelia
Department of Adjusted Compensation
State House
Columbus
Ohio
Harry Britton
Clermont County
Local clubs and visits mark midweek in Kilene area
The Baptist Circle met with Mrs. F. B. Bishop. Embroidery Club hosted by Mrs. Lee on Hannah. Families from Cincinnati and Ripley visited relatives in Bellefontaine and Kilene. Funeral services were held for Howard Taylor and Oscar Sims, with other visitors and social gatherings noted among church and club members.
Newtonsville Farmers Institute at Baptist Church
The Newtonsville Farmers Institute will meet January 16 and 17 at the Newtonsville Baptist church. State University speakers include E L Dakan poultry specialist and Dwillyn Stratton dairy farmer plus Mary Anderson from Summit County on Health and Rural Problems. Local speakers T Davis and Clyde F Tom will also appear. It is planned as the biggest institute yet in Newtonsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtonsville Farmers Institute
Newtonsville Baptist Church
State Universisity
E. L. Dakan
The
State University
Dwillyn Stratton
Trumbell Co
Mary Anderson
Summit Co
2. T. Davis
Clyde F. Tom
Newtonsville
Community Notes and Local Movements in Bloom Rose Church Area
Rev Brownhee began a series of meetings at Bloom Rose church. Caldwell and wife spent a week with daughter Mrs Patten near Marathon. Arthur Steward is ill with ne u r on ia. Mrs Corda Malott of Afton visited her parents John Behymer and Mrs Merle Ingle. Ingle has returned from Huntington. Ernest Ruffner hopes to come home soon. F W Walker to hold sale Saturday January 14. Noel Collier moved to new home near Liberty Chapel. Mr Miller bought Schilling farm and moved here. Singleton to begin work on new residence as spring opens. Carl Miller home for a few days. Sick listed: Bessie Weaks, Eleanor Shaw, Jonermstrong, Arthur Steward, Mrs Edile Heffner and children. Mrs Alien Steward shopping in Queen City Friday. New Year resolutions urge regular study of the Word of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhee
Bloom Rose Church
Caldwell
Fr Patten
Marathon
Arthur Steward
Corda Malott
Afton
Fiine
John Behymer
Merle Ingle
Huntington
Ernest
Ruffner
F. W. Walker
Noel Collier
Liberty Chapel
Miller
Schilling
Singleton
Bis
Carl Miller
Bessie Weaks
Eleanor Shaw
Jonermstrong
Mra. Edile Heffner
Alien Steward
Queen City
God
Commissioners Proceedings Special Session January 8
County commissioners met in special session January 8 and processed numerous payments and staffing actions. Items include multiple small vendors, repairs, groceries, fuels, and supplies for county offices, bridges, and roads, plus a new deputy surveyor appointment and per mile allowances for a probation officer. The engine and crusher contract on the Ohio river road was approved at twenty dollars per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
W.H. Anderson Co
Abbott
W. E. Bennington
Batavia Realty Co
A. Coleman & Sons
R. W
Gregg
Henry Gardner
Kindling
G. W. Gunderley
Goodyear Tire Co
Walter Hogan
Stonelick
Henry Coal Up
A. Keen
Anna Kennedy
L. D. Kennedy
A. Lancaster
O. F. Lewis
Albert Lewis
Jacob Meyers
Macy Hall Co
Geo
Maxfield
K. Meyer
James Malott
Carbon Paint Co
la Bilis Scott
Ier
Hard Oil Co
Ita Mig. Co
Seong Ooo
Charles Pringle
Ohio River
Miles R. Deal
W. J. Snider
Unclear personal notes on visits and greetings in Monterey
Fragmentary text records social visits and greetings among Aly Wilbur Bertha McMullen Sionen and others. Mentions include Mr I Quinby from Ma and a Mrs Lou Hawley with family. references to Monterey and a convent spaah week indicate a local social chronicle with incomplete names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly Wilbur
Bertha McMullen
Ick Rece
Jorge A
Nes
F Pally
Bert
An I
Viter
Ain
Baer
Lou Hawley
Pephew
Ah Guuday
Thaie Parente
Monterey
Sheriff and Mayor raid near Glen Este target bootlegging
Sheriff Rapp and Mayor Ross led a raid on two Glen Este area sites alleged to produce and sell liquor. Frank Meyers paid 100 in settlement after a 750 fine. Jack Ruffin and wife faced 750 fines each, reduced to 500, with the wife paying and securing husband's release after a Cincinnati trip. The town treasury gains 550 from the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Rapp
Mayor Ross
Glen Este
Frank Meyers
Jack Ruffin
Cincinnati
Arrest Warrant Leads to Bond in Dayton Check Case
Henry Bryan formerly of Williamsburg was arrested in Dayton on a Clermont County warrant for issuing a check without funds. He posted a $500 bond in Batavia, waived examination, and the case moves to the current grand jury. Bryan has ties to a cream station, Willie Light Co., and an Cincinnati auto accessory firm, plus I O O F membership growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bryan
Williamsburg
Dayton
Clermont
Batavia
John B. Rapp
Ross
Bryan
Willie Light Co
Cincinnati
I. 0. O. F. Lodge
Obituary of Harold Harrison Hughes of Bethel Ohio
Harold Harrison Hughes, born June 2, 1906 near Bethel, Ohio, died January 4, 1922 at age 15. He faced physical limits with cheerful patience and active participation in home, school, and Sunday school. Services were held at his home led by Rev E Burdsall. burial in Batavia Union Cemetery. County youth census notice follows, urging Sunday school class reports via Y P D superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Harrison Hughes
John P
Eunice Meek Hughes
Bethel
Ohio
Hig
E. Burdsall
Union Cemetery
Batavia
Asao
P. D
Alice B. Ansteatt
Clermont
Mt Carmel News Briefs From Iowa Section
Local notes report Cleve Sticksel of Risies and relatives from Maddox returning to Ford after a visit. Phillipe spent Friday in the pane on county matters. Anna Ludlow spent Wednesday in fats, with details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Sticksel
Risies
Erkins
Wifster
Maddox
Jola Maddox
Ford
Phillipe
Wieter
Anna Ludlow
Fats
Mshaesula
Lang eyes state poultry title with high flock yield
Ohio township poultryman George Lang leads Clermont county with 460 hens, finishing at 194 eggs per hen yearly after culling, well above the state average of under 70. Experts say 80 eggs per hen is profitable, and Lang credits feeding, care, and selective breeding. The Clermont Fruit Growers Association met with Ohio Farm Bureau specialist C. Waid to plan a cooperative packing house, with a committee to find a site in Amelia or Hamlet, next meeting January 14 at 1 pm. Clyde F. Tom, County Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lang
Ohio Township
Clermont County
Fruit Growers Association
Grange Hall
Amelia
C. Waid
Ohio Farm Bureau
Hamlet
Clyde F. Tom
Annual Meeting of Clermont County Jersey Cattle Club Held in Batavia
The second annual meeting was held in Batavia on January 7 1922 and drew large attendance. Officers elected include J W Dumford president Walter Bee vice president Frank Walmsley secretary treasurer and F Roudebush Geo Longworth Chas Rosselot Charley Fagley and Miss H Anna Quinby as directors. A year long program covering publicity call club testing cream producers picnic selling Jersey tour and Christmas meeting was outlined. Dr H F Walker retiring secretary was thanked for his service and the group adjourned to meet February 4 in Batavia. All Jersey breeders invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Jersey Cattle Club
Batavia
Janary
Jersey
J. W. Dumford
Walter Bee
Frank Walmsley
F. Roudebush
Geo. Longworth
Chas. Rosselot
Charley Fagley
H. Anna Quinby
H. F. Walker
Virginia
Milford Men hear Dr. Philipson on The American Mind
The Men of Milford welcomed Dr. David Philipson, rabbi of Rockdale Temple Cincinnati, for a full attendance gathering at the Milford school house on Thursday evening. Hayward D. Gatch shared recollections of Milford’s earlier days after Toastmaster Fred Hartsock introduced the speaker. A double quartet performed and Dan Retbolt, Akron mayor and Milford alumnus, will speak at the February meeting on Friday February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Philipson
Rockdale Temple
Cincinnati
Milford
Milford School House
Hayward D. Gatch
Fred ©. Hartsock
Thomas B. Scott
C. E B. Canter
E. B. Jones
John Clark
J. R. Hathaway
Stewart Scott
A. ©. Christopher, Sr
Edwin Keeler
Dan
Retbolt
Akron
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Ae Masonic Lodge
E. K. Parrott
Albert Heinrici
BH. K. Parrott
Norman L. Barnet
H. J. King
Lou Bauer
Monroe Wiseman
American Red Cross
Presbyterian Church
H. T.reed
Cleveland
Red Cross
Poral
Bre Jay
Clara Perry Houchins
City
Witt
Moore's Hill
P. A. Pathe
MT. Holly
George Taylor
Howard Taylor
Alice Blosser
Cleveonday
Olin Fagin
Marguerite Blosser
Hilda Follow
Joe Taylor
Tucky
Westley Lintoh
Tee
Mise Bessier
Bell
Jaylor
Pena Ea E
Burgett
Amelia Cemetery
Greenberery
Gus Hurshire
Shelton Wes
Jharle Oenons
Sored
Neon Farm
Hutchinson
Barlow
Santas Ae Cera
Sarlog
Aperemanan Lepton Chinson
Nig Slater
U. B
Christian Endeavor
Otterbein
Locust Corner
Reuben Burdsall
Hamilton
Alice Smith
Bennett Behymer
EE W.O. Gregg
Uesday
T. B. Mattox
Elizabeth Craner
H. B
W. M. Eppert
Mise Caseie Tone
Bennett Kymer
Elizaeth Eppert
Mt. Washington
Thursay
Baptist Circle
F. B. Bishop
Embroidery Club
Lee
Hannah
Glenn Hill
John Hill
Belle
Emma Canter
Kate Sims
Chile
Arch Harris
O. J. Paeltz
Woman's Club
al Kemen
Mary
Uth Ailen
Frank Hauske
Bidwell
Mras Clarence Smith
Rs. James Swope
Wilson Benjamin
Chas N Fisher
Carrie Swope Turner
Oninard Tarr
Norwood
M. EB
Bibbets
Allen Harris
Ness
Bellefontaine
Braden
Beck
Alley
Edna
Georgia Rocher
Seifert Sisters
Pleasant Hill
Henry Vogt
Vogt
Rachel Moneyhon
Josephine McAfee
Will White
Five Mile
Pepe Moneghos
Ana Missa
Belle Patchell
W. Craver
Carli T
Nelson
Russell Patchell
Nader
Ea Atars
William Oravd
Neel Hutcher
Baitimo
Farmers’ Institute
Commissioners Proceedings
MT. Carmel
Clermont Farm Bureau
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