Local notices and social news from Batavia area
The page lists social visits and family events in Batavia and nearby towns including gatherings at homes of Slade and Slade families, Agnes Gleason visiting relatives, Laura Cade and Miss Juanita Jackson both noted, and several hospital and travel updates. It notes a Prohibition anniversary January 16, a bread machinery installation in Jacksonville, and baptisms, funerals, and church activities at Holy Trinity and Stonelick with a 1925 wallpaper sample book promotion and bank and utility board notices.
Photographer Kennth Rice Studio Portraits in Batavia
Portrait photographer discusses color renditions light values and poses at Kenneth Rice's studio located at Main and Water streets Batavia near the U B church. Also church events note Bible study Sunday school morning worship sermon series on The Church and the Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Rice
Cor. Main and Water Sts
Batayuia
Bridge
U. B. Church
C. B
Cut Out Movement Sways Burley Growers
Courtesy copy reviews the Burley cut-out movement in Kentucky as of mid November. It traces aims to reduce huge Burley surpluses, notes counties voting yes at inter state meetings, and questions county representation and motives behind anti cut-out opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Buckler
Osho
Oliver
Tribune Democrat
Bulletin No
Burley
Lexington
Burley Tobacco
R. J. Reynolds Co
P. Lorillard
Kentucky
Ohio
Missouri
Indiana
Centralin
Fox Drive in Ohio Twp Scheduled Next Week
A fox drive will be held in Ohio Township on Saturday January 17. Lines form at 10 o clock at New Richmond Foundry and proceed along Cincinnati pike to Palestine Locust Corner Jenny Lin Road Mt. Pisgah Twelve Mile Road back to New Richmond Foundry. The center near Denham Hill School House. Foxes sold to highest bidder to cover expenses. water and lunch served on grounds. Kenneth Mott and Carl vceat alga Nie Se. Subscribe for the Courier $1.7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Township
New Richmond Foundry
Cincinnati Pike
Palestine
Locust Corner
Jenny Lin Road
Mt. Pisgah
Twelve Mile Road
Denham Hill School
Charles Bolender
J B. McGrane
Wm. Hines
A. F. Bogart
Wright Gilaspie
H. Few
Henry Hawkins
James Evanshine
Elmer Leslie
J. Meisman
Geo, Kurtz
Jake Eee
Elmer Rye
Kin Wey
Fred Panes
Haussermann
Pearl Unter Behymer
Jimmy Schwey
Hye
Lune
Kenneth Mott
Carl Vceat
Alga
Blanchester Delegation Secures 3000 for Taylor Pike Repairs
A Blanchester chamber delegation and about fifty Wayne Township residents met Clermont County Commissioners at Batavia to seek road improvements on the Taylor Pike. Col Hogan led the push, securing an appropriation of 3000 dollars. The project will boost Blanchester trade, social life, and school access, connecting Camp's Shop to Edenton Pike Costa. Local officials welcomed the group, praising the chamber's organization and discussing attorney location with Eli Speidel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchester
Board of Commissioners
Clermont County
Batavia
Chamber of Commerce
Wayne Township
Taylor Pike
Camp
Newtonsville
Lorado Pike
Moores’ Fork
No. 9
Edenton Pike
Costa
Pecerley
B. Craig
A. L. Hannah
D. W. Hogan
P. E. Snyder
Messrs. Bergman
Donelly
Whitmer
Eli Speidel
Star Republican
Missionary Society Holds All Day Meeting at Mrs Houser Home
The Woman's Missionary Society of the M E church held their annual all day meeting at the home of Mrs Chas Houser last Friday. Mrs Laura Dial spent last Sunday with the Surry sisters here. Mr and Mrs Storer of Williamsburg were Sunday visitors at C Myrick's. Miss Louisa Perin of Greenfield spent the weekend with home folks. Mrs Edna Winspear made a business trip to Batavia Saturday. The A W OC members from here enjoyed Science Day at Mrs Dillon's Amelia home last Saturday: Mesdames Haase Colen 0 Houser and Offutt. Albert Channel and wife visited Miss Anna Jones last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
M.E. Church
Chas. Houser
Laura Dial
Surry Sisters
Storer
Williamsburg
C. Myrick’s
Louisa Perin
Greenfield
Edna Winspear
Batavia
A. W. OC
Sunday School Activities and Local Notices
Sunday school sessions at 9 30 and 1 30 with preaching at 2 30 announced. Inf ant son of Mr and Mrs Eldon Wilson buried at Old Bethel last Saturday. Various locals visit relatives and travel to Texas and Cincinnati. Next helping circle meeting scheduled at Miss Mary and Geneveva Johns home in February. Federal petit jury duty adds notes on Elmer Ely returning on the 12th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Eldon Wilson
Old Bethel
Nina McClain
Amelia
John Littleton
Lina Littleton
Wiley Miller
Mt. Washington
Henry Trost
George Fletcher
8. Y. Delano
Indian Hill
Texas
Lucian Bredwell
Charles
Cincinnati
O.T. Brown
Mary
Geneveva Johns
Jenslin
City
York
Elmer Ely
Federal Petit Jury
Miami Grange installs new officers in January meeting
Milford Ohio January 12 The annual installation of Miami Grange officers followed an all day meeting with about fifty members present The list includes Master A P Roudebush Overseer R R Riehle Lecturer Mrs F E McConaughy Stewart H L Long Assistant Stewart William Riehle Chaplain Minnie Long Treasurer J J Landeman Secretary L J Riehle Ceres Mrs L L Hill Pomona Mrs F G Smyser Flora Mary Coreen and Lady Assistant Stewart Katherine Weber Trustees L L Hill G M Roudebush F Riehle A tax talk by Mr Boyce of Mt Carmel Grange and remarks by G M Roudebush and L L Hill noted support for a gasoline tax in the state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Ohio
Miami Grange
A. P. Roudebush
R. R. Riehle
F. E. McConaughy
Stewart
H. L. Long
William Rieh
Two Unusual Birds Mounted by Local Taxidermist
Georgetown Ohio January 12. Two birds of rare kind in this section are mounted by John Wm Moyer local taxidermist this week. One is an American Merganser duck purchased by district Game Protector Store. The other is an exceptional hawk killed near Shilo by Captain Wile and large enough to bear an eagle, threatening chickens in the area. West Union Ohio January 12. A copperneck snake crawling in winter display is noted by H C Potts storekeeper at C and G M. Paul. Frank Donaldson found the snake on his farm Sunday and killed it with a club. it measured five feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Ohio
John Wm. Moyer
West Union
H. C. Potts
G. M. Paul
Nun
G . M. Paul
Frank Donaldson
Mr. Donaldson
Clermont County Fruit Growers Form New Year Meeting
The Clermont County Fruit Growers Association, formed February 19 1920, held an Amelia Town Hall meeting January 8 1925 to expand its work. Officers elected were J M Hiel president J D Cross vice president and Albert N Coombs secretary treasurer. About one hundred attended a free dinner, with a nitrate and ammonia nitrate demonstration by F H Ballou and a stereopticon lecture. The association now has forty eight members and welcomes new members via a one dollar subscription to the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Fruit Growers Association
Amelia Town Hall
America
McBride
F. H. Ballou
Ballou
Weaver
Sanders
J. M. Hiel
J. D. Cross
Albert N. Coombs
Ed. Morris
Bethel
Ohio
Owensville
Tobacco Prices Strong as Tri-State Sale Opens
Covington Kentucky warehouse reports high tobacco prices on Friday January 9 with Leat Tobacco Warehouse selling 1945 pounds at 550.52 dollars average 28.40 cents per pound and W Love of Felicity selling 1945 pounds at 550.52 dollars average 28.40, while Paul Garman of Chile sold 2730 pounds for 649.68 dollars average 23.79. The market closed strong across all grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State
Covington
W. Love
Felicity
Paul Garman
Chile
Receiving Tobacco At Hillsboro Co operative Warehouse
The Co operative Tobacco Warehouse of Hillsboro has received about 35 000 pounds of tobacco leaf to date. The local crop is fair in quality and not large in quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Tobacco Warehouse
Hillsboro
Floor privileges granted to wives of two blind senators
The Ohio State Senate approved floor access for the wives of two blind senators, L. Shafer of Scott and Roy J. Gillen of Wellston, to assist their husbands during sessions. Mrs. Shafer and Mrs. Gillen wed just before Christmas, and will escort the lawmakers to and from seats in the State House. Junior Order, United American Mechanics installed new officers in Columbus with O. E. Conover succeeding Samuel T. Bateman as Councillor. other officers named and a luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Senate
L. Shafer
Scott
Roy J. Gillen
Wellston
Milford
Ohio
United American Mechanics
O. E. Conover
Samuel T. Bateman
Howard McKay
Wm Wagner
Turner Storer
Clarence Oligg
John Green
John Sickinger
Howard Noakes
Inside Sentinel
Theodore Bills
Outside Sentinel
Howard Steel
New Year Dinner Gatherings and Visits Around Stonelick and Gernon
Clarence Ragland and family hosted a New Years dinner with Judd and wife from Brazier and Wm Judd and wife from Batavia plus Miss Margaret Keeler of Milford. Mrs Wm Henderson of Linwood visited her sister Mrs C Hartmetz and family. Clift Burgess and family of Linwood spent New Years day with James Carpenter and wife. Edna and Georgia Rohrer holiday visitors from Pleasant Hill with friends Miss Selfried. Jennie Snell spent holidays with Miss Margaret Eppetts of Norwood. Louis Gomien visiting relatives in Madisonville. Radios installed recently by Harry McAfee Lloyd Patchell James Patchell Burt Rohrer. Chas Hartmetz and family hosted many relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ragland
Judd
Brazier
Wm. Judd
Batavia
Margaret Keeler
Milford
Frank Judd
Frances
Wm. Henderson
Linwood
C. Hartmetz
Clift Burgess
James Carpenter
Edna
Georgia Rohrer
Selfried
Pleasant Hill
Mise
Jennie Snell
Margaret Eppetts
Norwood
Louis Gomien
Madisonville
Harry McAfee
Lloyd Patchell
James Patchell
Burt Rohrer
Chas. Hartmets
Frank W. Weaver Post Elects New Officers
The Frank W. Weaver Post of the American Legion Batavia held a four course dinner at the Batavia Hotel with 22 World War veterans and three G A R members. After toasts by Rev E Burdsall and others, officers were elected: Commander Brice Hendrixson, Vice Commander Donald Jamigon, Finance Officer John DeKraai, Adjutant Harold Nichols, and council members Clarence Slade and Gus arsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Weaver
American Legion
Batavia
E. Burdsall
G A. R
H. Michaels
Bently Post
C. V. Hall
National Guard
Cincinnati
Brice Hendrixson
Donald Jamiegon
John DeKraai
Harold Nichols
Gnieneh Clarence Slade
Gusarsh
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Juanita Jackson
St. Mary's Hospital
Jennie Bryan
Hyde Park
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Williamsure
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
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Lowell M. ‘Witty
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J. M. Wiseman
Holy Trinity Church
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Wilke Coal & Supply. CO
Batavia, Ohio
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Covington, KY
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Williamsburg, CO
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Batavia,o
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