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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1930

Page

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Batavia Fire Destroys Hamilton Building in 9:45 Incident

A Sunday morning blaze in Batavia leveled the Hamilton Building housing lawyers offices the post office and election board. Leslie Kennedy discovered smoke and triggered alarms as Cincinnati and local fire crews battled flames for over an hour. The structure suffered heavy water and smoke damage with the election board office destroyed and many documents lost. Citizens praised visiting fire companies and the Boy Scouts for their aid and donations followed.

Batavia Hamilton Election Board Leslie Kennedy Decal Fire Company Miller's Miller Store Nash’s Cincinnati Louis Schafenberger Georgetown Bethel Newtown Milford Amelia Nichols, Speidel & Nichols and Kearns N G. Cover Judge White Britton, Britton & Joseph W. Sprague J. M. Patchell Nash and Miller J. R. Foster W. B. Miller A. O. Nash S. W. Sprague N. G. Cover Nichols Speidel & Nichols C. Kearns North Street Court House Bethel Fire Company The Attenton Rev Abbott Mr. Morrison Allen B. Nichols

New Bridge Planned on State Route 50 in Helicity

Representative John Hayden leads effort for a modern bridge replacing the old span on State Route 50 via Stonelick. Plans near completion, construction to begin in early spring on vacated railroad abutments, with road alignment adjusted to improve access.

John Hayden Stonelick John

Poe Confesses To Oil Station Robbery In Chile

Harry Poe, 20, of Chile, admits he was one of three men who robbed Fred Edgington’s oil station and restaurant about three weeks ago. He identifies Pete Grawford and Chas Williams as accomplices, now jailed in Brown county Georgetown on a tobacco theft case. Poe says he drove the car and will face grand jury January 2%, sheriff’s office credits persistent work.

Harry Poe Chile Fred Edgington Pete Grawford Chas. Williams Brown County Georgetown Poe Roberts

Summerside youth dies in truck accident

George Johnson 22 son of F. M. Johnson and wife of Summerside died in St Bernard Monday January 6 when he fell from a contractor’s truck and was crushed by the wheels. Funeral held at Summerside M E Church Saturday and burial in Batavia Union cemetery.

George F. M. Johnson Summerside St. Bernard M. E Batavia Union Cemetery

Immunization drive gains parent support in New Richmond

County Health Board reports 322 replies from 400 letters on schoolchildren immunization. 207 parents consented with family physicians providing service. 134 children will be tested for immunity this week before toxin-anti-toxin injections begin. Sheriff Roberts and deputies also report two teens, James H Spurling and Boyd Spurling, arrested for stealing chickens near Amelia and held in Batavia jail after a Wilmington stop.

County Board of Health New Richmond Health Department

Tobacco Markets Boost East Fork Crop Amid Rising Sales

East Fork tobacco growers push a rapid sell through floor and pin hookers with strong demand. Best price last week was 28 cents paid to William Bishop Jr for the entire crop. Warehouses work late. 100 loads lined Ripley streets at market close. Church Night and regular notices follow with service times and events at the church.

East Fork William Bishop, Jr Ripley

County Commissioners Report of Jan 6 payments and reliefs

County commissioners met January 6 and authorized numerous payments for burials relief and services including Bechtel McNair insurance premiums Williamsburg Feed Mills pipe and various labor and relief items. Names such as Sam Ausman M Broadwell A H Bolender and Fannie Burroughs appear among a long list of expenditures and reliefs totaling numerous dollars.

Sam Ausman Jabor M. Broadwell A. H. Bolender Bechtel & McNair Ins Fannie Burroughs Hh. Brinkman Rep Bennett & Salt Moscow Bezler Citizen’s Williamsburg Feed Mills Willie Coal Co COA Alonzo Zimmerman Ollie Clemons Clara Carter Columbs B. B. Co Cushord Lucy Crawford Carrie Curtis Flavius Davis Day & Co Moise Vesper Davis Helen Ewing John Gaul Chas. Hancock Haynes Pub. Co Florence Hook Geo, Jones W. C. Mefford E. K. Moyer R. Manning Marie Neiffhaus A. C. Pickelheimer John Pringle Pringle Con. Co Bettie Parker Wate Lulu Ross Rosenweig Mary Steward Fred Snider W. B. Thornton Anna Waits

Tramps Given Shelter in Batavia Town Hall Basement

H M Reynolds Batavia village marshal keeps open house for tramps. Night after night one or more sleep in the town hall basement due to unemployment. A man and woman walking from Ripley to Cincinnati sought quarters Friday night. the woman is exhausted from lack of food and clothing. Read it in The Courier.

H. M. Reynolds Batavia Portsmouth Cincinnati Ripley

Sheriff Roberts Praised For Quick Raid Response

A Batavia reader thanks Sheriff Roberts and deputies for fast action after a hen house theft on Route 2 January 10 1980. The informant reported the break in January NI and notes the thieves were jailed and confessed later that week. A.J. Willey cites $100 theft insurance on the chickens and commends the deputies for their efficiency.

Batavia Ohio Clermont Courier Roberts A.J. Willey P.S

Odd Fellows Install In Forestville New School Building

Forestville hosted a large gathering of Odd Fellows from the 75th district to witness the installation of newly elected Grand Lodge officers on a recent Saturday night in the consolidated school building. Grand Master Jas M Fitzpatrick presided with dignity as the Burnt Corkers of Cincinnati performed songs and dancing. Re bekahs provided cats in the afternoon and evening. the event proved a notable success.

Forestville Corkers Cincinnati Rebekahs Jas. M. Fitzpatrick

Fire sale at Foster’s store after damage

Fire insurance adjusters settled with E. R. Foster after a fire and flood damaged his grocery stock. Remaining stock was put on sale at half price drawing crowds. much of the merchandise was water and smoke stained yet intact, and the storeroom will be refurnished by contractor Chas Hitt.

E. R. Foster Mr. Foster Chas, Hitt Foster

Batavia Garden Club meets with Miss Marguerite Ashburn

The Batavia Garden Club will meet with Miss Marguerite Ashburn Monday afternoon January 20 at 2 80. Program includes responses information on a flower with a last name initial, round table talk, and evergreen identification led by Mrs. E. H. Speidel.

Batavia Garden Club Marguerite Ashburn E. H. Speidel

Sweet Clover Planting For 1930 On Experiment Farms

The article explains sweet clover value as a pasture and soil builder, stressing lime and drainage, sowing methods, and seed rates. It notes new practice for 1930: sowing unbulled white sweet clover at 20 pounds per acre with care to avoid early sprouting and frost kill, plus preferred white bloom for more top growth. W. E. Weaver.

W. E. Weaver

Former Clermonter Webb Shuff Dies at 80 in Fresno

Webb Shuff aged 80 of 522 North Street Fresno was found dead in his chair by rancher F J Webber on December 24. He had lived alone since moving from Batavia Ohio and is survived by two sons Walter and Wilbur and four grandchildren. His body was cremated after coroner’s handling.

Webb Shuff N. Street Fresno Cal F. J. Webber San Joanquin Shuff Batavia Ohio Walter Morrow Wilbur Canon City Colorado Fresno Morning Republican

Woman fined for whisky possession after Bourbon stash found

Carrie Powers of Chile was captured with near a gallon of Kentucky Bourbon whiskey under a bed by Sheriff Roberts. Charged with possession of whisky, she was released on bond and later fined 150 dollars plus costs by Judge Charles White. She paid the fine and drove home with her three young relatives, a riverfront local known to locals.

Carrie Powers Chile Roberts Chas. White

Also Mentioned on This Page

Batavia’s Hamilton Building Hayden Edgington Clermonter Gour East Fork L.M. E Roberts Land Robert Roberts A. W. Meinken W. E. Kain A. J. Wiley Bantam Wilmington James H Boyd Spurling Columbus Rhode Island Wiley’s Henery Squire Larkin Grand Jury Sheriff's Office Williamsburg Brazelton & Jordan’s A. B. Church Jordan Holy Land Beeen Prenrenenneee Lirat Popular Official Agic Atwater Odd Fellows Garden Club
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