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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1928
Page
8
Clermont Courier listings show Frank Rust seeking future auctions and musicians, Arthur Hartman announcing candidacy for County Surveyor, and Albert Mosbacher for Courtly Commissioner. Local society notes include births, visits, and town events in Batavia and Clermont county with multiple residents and guests featured.
Miss Sarah Sullivan delivers Edenton remarks on pioneer routes tracing Indian trails from Mohawk valley to Cumberland Gap. The speech surveys war paths, trade routes, and the Miami Warrior Trail later known as the Old Nonia Road, noting Boone and Tecumseh linked to these routes. Continued next week.
The tenth annual picnic of Modern Woodmen Camp No 4851 in Newtown will be held Saturday July 7 at the North Cincinnati Gym. Events include sack races for ages 12 to 16, wheel barrow race for boys, and potato race for ages 6 to 10, with additional prizes and games.
Classified notice offers a nearly new Carl S. Joseph ringed clarinet and a fat Suan tn i good saxophone for sale with contact by phone 609 illiameburg.
The Clermont County Bankers' Association gathering at the K. of P. hall in Williamsburg drew over 200 attendees. Notable speakers shared valuable information and a banquet by the Pythian Sisters was enjoyed. W. A. Williams, cashier of the Amelia State Bank, was elected president.
Fe licity Klean Kooking Klub met June 26 1928 at the Fe licity school building with a business session and demonstrations of five salads and two sandwiches. Next meeting set for July 17 at 1 30. Also reported are Happy Helpers Sewing Club Williamsburg June 26 1924 electing officers and planning goods for aprons nightgowns and dresses. Cherry Grove 4 H Hustlers sewed at leader’s home June 26 discussed club changes and held games with ten members and a visitor. Moscow 4 H club met June 29 at the club room. Margaret Jarman first year member cut out a dress and refreshments were served. Newtonsville 4-H Club met at Eunice Hill’s home June 6? meeting led by Thelma Spencer. sickness postponed last week’s meeting and members sewed before adjournment.
Sheriff Fred Croswell reports Raymond Morgan, held for forgery, with Madison Hall an aged farmer missing $50. The money was found in Morgan’s room at the Ready home. Morgan confessed and returned the $50 to Hall. The prisoner is bound over to the grand jury.
Mr. Fred Hartmeta of Amelia Ohio announces the marriage of his daughter Ruth Devilia to Charles BE Lickenfelt on January 30 1928 in Williamstown Kentucky. The couple traveled with two friends and kept the ceremony secret until recently then departed for a motor trip visiting relatives near Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
Mrs Clara Smith Martin of Cincinnati mailed a receipt for the Courier to the office. The document credits her grandfather D B Smith of Williamsburg in 1887 and is signed WY Links for R W Clark then owner of the Courier. The price noted is $2.50 per year.
Clermont Farm Bureau president Thos Brooks cites strong membership gains 2500 new members this year and a $66000 patronage dividend. Growth in livestock co-ops and auto insurance, $650000 in resources, and a new Columbus headquarters are highlighted along with upcoming district meetings and contractor guidance for farm facilities.
An article urges farmers in Clermont County to treat manure as a valuable source of plant nutrients. It explains the phosphate and ammonia loss risk from overapplication and recommends reinforcing manure with superphosphate to boost phosphorus availability, enabling lighter, wider applications.
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