Local notices and social updates from Batavia and nearby towns
Miss Hattie Mahan leaves for Detroit Thursday after visiting her uncle George Groves. J N Collier opens a new barber shop in Monterey. Miss Lou Baum visits Philadelphia with Mrs Jessie Baum. Bargains in gas stores and ranges at $71.50. Miss Virginia Iye to teach Afton lower room. Mr and Mrs W C Filager and family visit Perintown. Ed Rouster family visit Galen Filager on July 4. Arsenate of lead insecticide priced at Fuhr’s Williamsburg. Mrs August Wolf and family visit Miss Rosa Wolf on the 4th. Mrs Lou F White injured falling stairs. sympathy shown. Lloyd Weaver injured in elevator accident while working in Middletown. No change in Lowe Brothers paint. Beeston sale at Fuhr’s Williamsburg. Hugh Nichols spends Sunday in Salem, Indiana with wife and her brother.
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Hattie Mahan
George Groves
Detroit
J. N. Collier
Marathon
Snell
Monterey
Rapp
Batavia
Virginia “Lye
Amelia
Batavia Two Board of Education
Afton
Grace Kain
Norwood
J. B.scotts
Jas. MceTomany
Louisville
Philip Lail
Dayton
W. CO
Bishop’s
Cleona Searls
Carl Joseph
Ft. Thomas
A. Joseph
Tom Ferguson
Xenia
Hobart Seyler
Elizabeth
Frank Livengood
Columbus
Gus Elmer
Pauline Winemiller
City
Court Burnett
Barberton
J. B. Miller
Cliff H. Martin
O. N. Young
Geo. Nichols
Washington
Judge Nichols; A. B. Barkley
Chicago
Maude Horn
Williamsburg
Jas. Boyd's
South Batavia
L. Weaver
Oxford
Robert Kernohban
Perintown
J.M. Wiseman's
Edmund Parrott
Bolotoville
Forol Tilton Johnson
Edna Tilton
Country Comforts and Community Notices in Batavia
A dated page blends poetry by L. F. Mattox with local society notes from Batavia Ohio. It lists visits, weddings, birthdays, and summer events, plus ads for roofing, stoves, and coal. A July 11 12 theater listing and a wedding at Loveland M B church are noted amid community greetings and hometown scenes.
Game Warden Captures Five Violators Under State Laws
Deputy State Game Protector J R Srofe of Brown county arrested five violators last week. One possessed bass for $50 and four for hogging fish at $25 each. All jailed with no money. Srofe noted 12 000 bass catfish and marble cats distributed in White Oak creek last week. Marble cats 12 to 15 inches. bass up to 12 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Srofe
Brown County
Mr. Srofe
White Oak Creek
Pigs In Demand Amid Wheat Crop Growth
Pigs are in great demand in this region due to a large crop of wheat rye and oats. The windward conditions hinder harvesting and cutting halting grain storage, making hogs a crucial rescue to save the yield.
Local Gardens Booming With Beets Potatoes and More
Gardens in the locality yield abundantly with beets potatoes onions lettuce and radishes and a fine prospect for tomatoes corn and sweet potatoes. Potatoes are cheaper to raise locally and sugar corn sells for four cents per ear though not much on the market.
Nonresident anglers in Ohio face licensing rules
The article states that nonresidents who fish only with a line are not required to pay a license fee in Ohio. A license is only required for nonresidents angling with reel and rod or pole. If a nonresident fishes with reel and rod after July 81st, he must obtain a license under an amendment to the general code.
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Ohio
Nitrogen Fertilizer Demonstrations in Clermont County
The Clermont County extension reports extensive trials of nitrogen side dressing on corn and truck crops with variable results. Notable gains include 20 bushels per acre on CO Nobis near Locust Corner in 1929 and an average 13 bushels per acre across two tests at Clermont County Experiment Farm, with about $2.50 for 100 pounds nitrate of soda. Best practice notes: sulfate of ammonia and nitrate sources work. nitrogen should not exceed half of total fertilizer. apply 4 to 8 inches from plant bases. apply corn at 10 to 12 inches high. methods include corn drill or modified grain drill with tubes disabled. timing and balance with prior fertilizer affect profitability.
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Extension Service
Clermont County
CO. J.nobis
Locust Corner
Clermont County Experiment Farm
Edgar Scott
Mulberry
Wilson
Eastern Ohio fruit and farm outlook highlights
The apple and peach crops are expected to be unusually large this year. Ohio farm numbers in 14 southeastern counties dropped from 38 000 in 1900 to 28 700 in 1980. Potato yields across 19 states may rise 9 percent from last year and 12 percent above the five year average. Camps for farm women and 4 H Club members are planned. Lead arsenate dust is recommended to control cabbage worms. An Ohio fruit handling train will tour eastern and southern counties the week of August 24 to showcase grading packing and marketing exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Tea in Commerce and Processing Methods
The article explains tea as the tender leaf or bud of a bush grown in India China Japan and Far East islands. It notes two curing methods sun drying producing green tea and brazier drying producing black tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
China
Japan
Far East
Batavia Victor Chevrolet Faces Spinney Elimination Series
Batavia Victor Chevrolet enters a three game road elimination series after fan support waned. Nineteen teams entered the tourney with ten home and nine road clubs. Batavia’s schedule lists games July 12 at Williamsville, July 19 at Ludlow American Legion Park, and July 26 at Hebron Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Victor Chevrolet
Batavia
Wilhamsville
Ludlow
American Legion
Fireworks Accident Injures 10-Year-Old Boy
A 10 year old boy named Warren Wilke suffered a hand injury when a firecracker exploded at a July 4th event. Reported as the lone accident, witnesses noted a near miss that could have knocked a man off his feet. Proper precautions were advised to prevent further harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Wilke
Church notices and summer schedule across multiple congregations
The Churches announce regular services and summer programs led by Rev. L L Cherrington and minister Samuel Huecker. Y P D summer school starts July 20 at Roudebush's Camp. official board meets next Wednesday at 8 pm. July and August evenings largely cancel except August 9 with Dr George preaching. Services at Batavia and Monterey churches listed with times and invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis G. Ludwick
Walter Bauer
Mra Ross
Christian Endeavor
Batavia Presbyterian Church
Samuel Huecker
Barton’s Ideal Comedy Comes to Georgetown Fair Grounds
Barton’s Coming. Barton’s Ideal Comedy Company performs this week at the county fair grounds in Georgetown. They arrived Sunday and opened their first show free to the public Monday evening. The troupe has toured Georgetown for 18 years and is regarded as a top road show through Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Ideal Comedy Company
County Fair
Georgetown
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Indifference Is Cruel: A Quote on Humanity and Compassion
A concise reflection on human decency quoting Shaw about indifference as the worst sin toward others, surpassing hatred. It emphasizes the duty to care for fellow beings and rejects apathy as inhuman.
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Shaw
Chief Buffalo Cody Wounded Near Higginsport After Campbreak
Veteran Indian umbrella mender and knife sharpener Chief Buffalo Cody, famed in Southern Ohio towns for 25 years, was shot in the stomach Thursday night two miles west of Higginsport while signaling a break in at a summer camp owned by James White. He was rushed to Maysville for treatment as bandits fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Cody
Ohio
Higginsport
James White
Cody
Maysville
Bataviane
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Clermont
Clermont Courier
Courier
Cincinnati Post
Courier and
Cincinnati Times Star
Cincinnati Enquirer and Courier
Lou Baum
Philadelphia
Jessie Baum
W. C. Filager
Ed Rouster
Stonelick
Galen Filegar
Price
Fuhr’s
August Wolf
Elis EB
Wright N. Wolf
Bethel
Rosa Wolf
Lou F. White
New Richmond
Lloyd Weaver
Middletown
Lowe Brothers
J.O. Fuhr
S. Williamsburg
Hugh Nichols
Salem
Ind
Nature
L. F. Mattox
Allen Bauer
Indian Lake
Frank Stapattis
Bidon Erion
Elery Jackson
Cincinnati
Marguerite Ashburn
California
Walter Kain
David Kirgan
Texas
C.I.C
W. Groves
K. H. Sturtz
Mary Weil
Katherine Schwab
Rev. Ludwick
Edenton
Mrs. Meeks
Mary Wolff
J. B. van Dyke
Indianaplis, Ind
Fuhr
Robt Pételer
Ann Seaman
Olive Branch M, BE
Geo. Prbbie
Williamsburg 1819
Eawin Schultz
PhilGas
J. C. Hr
O. K
Lee Miller
John Schultz
Owensville
Cumberland Gap
Funn
Wiliamsburg
Hio
Anna Ulrey
Miss Mayme
J. B. Rapp
Detroit Jewel
P.M. Rapp
Harriett Mofford
Gladys
Bess Walker
Harold ©. Rosenbach
Loveland M. B
A. P. Smith
Elmhurst
Lit
Batavia Theater
Lupe Velez
Hell's Harbor
Jean Hersholt
John Holland
South Seas
Base Ball News
Newtenville
Baisch and Hill
Plainville
Newtonsville
Fayetteville
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Monterey Presbyterian Church
Barton’s
Claude B. Smith
Fieet National Bank
Maas
Biui
Dr. Howard
Wall
Dennison Bldg
Batavia, Ohio
Keeble and Wall
Maple Glen Farm
Olive Branch
Call
J. W. Apple
The
Milford Building Loan
Garfield
Milford, Ohio
Yality
Braselton & Jordan
P. M. Rapp
H. E. Marshall
Lorado H. L. Losey
Brown County Hardware Co
Wm. J. Keller
Ripley L. Frebis
Ripley J. F. Rocky Arnheim
W. H. Waters
Ash Ridge
Hamersville Lumber Co
Hamersville
B. K. Kendall
Winchester
A. C. J. Wheeler Lindale Lloyd ’, Roush
West Union W. Shorten
E. M. Ely & So Bantam the Wilson Paint CO
Reading Road
Cincinnati, O
Georgetown Marble & Granite Co
BE. H. Kennedy
J. M. Cropper
Chas. A. Freemyer
Reading
Timothy Fifiames
King
Emmang
Harry L. Doughman
Grnes
Mtn
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