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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1929

Page

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Big Road Meeting Draws 175 For A P Highway Talk

Prominent attendees from Rome Ripley Chile Higginsport Neville Moscow and Pt Pleasant joined 175 men at New Richmond last Thursday evening for a county road meeting. Governor Cooper sent a message denying reports that Federal aid would be diverted from A P Highway upkeep.

Geo. W Russell Wyatt New Richmon Rome Ripley Chile Higginsport Neville Moscow Pt. Pleasant Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Auto Club Calerdine New Richmond John Hayden Cooper Wyatt Lee

Woman 47 in Miamiville Dies by Homicide? No Suicide

Mrs. Harry Buckingham aged 47 of Miamiville committed death by own action Monday morning by hanging herself in the cellar stairway with an electric cord. Her husband found her. Coroner Curtis called. Verdict death by own action. She was a Milford Catholic church member.

Harry Buckingham Miamiville Milford Catholic Church Curtis

Appreciation Letter on Rural Route Road Repairs to County Board

Pleasant Plain Ohio July 13 1929 letter to Batavia Ohio Board of County Commissioners from rural carrier W E Ferguson praising past road work by the board and requesting 160 or 200 yards of material to repair Edenton to Camps Corner route section that disrupts winter service. He notes Estel Pringle is handling the repair efficiently and urges preference for schools and rural routes.

Jefferson County Damages Heard After Court Witness Fall

During the grand jury hearing the Harry Miller murder case, witness Melvina Simpkins fell several stairs injuring her back. Her guardian and husband compromised with County Commissioners for damages of 500 dollars. The stairway is described as ill constructed and should be removed. Installation of officers of the I O O F Lodge Batavia will be held next Friday. full membership is desired.

Harry Miller Marshal Fraysier Williamsburg Melvina Simpkins Batavia

Season of flowers noted in Batavia yards

Three Batavia residents are highlighted for beautifying home flower gardens. Judge H L Nichols shows a 50-variety garden with ponds, fountains, lights, and a privet hedge. H A Rice preserves a sunken garden with boulders, a fountain, ponds, and electric lighting with views of the East Fork. Geo Hugo’s rear lot features a grape arbor leading to a bloom filled fish pond and canvas surroundings. The public is welcome to visit, with many other gardens noted for running water and improved home surroundings.

Batavia H. L Nichols Wood St H. A. Rice Main Street United States East Fork Geo. Hugo The Golden Glow

New State Highway Superintendent Promises Route 74 Repairs

Fred Croswell, the new state highway superintendent for this county, announces soon starting long needed repairs on Route 74 through Bata via and other county projects weather permitting. The Williamsburg hill on Fast Batavia is the most dangerous stretch narrow for one car and two, with no known cause of recent accidents.

Fred Croswell Batavia Williamsburg Fred

New Funeral Home Opens in Williamsburg by Isaac Maham

Isaac Maham, successor to Dailey and Maham, purchases the entire business in Williamsburg and builds a modern funeral home on the old site with ample space for all occasions. He receives his share of the business and anticipates bright prospects as funeral homes grow in towns of all sizes.

Isaac Maham Dailey & Maham

Large Clinton county land sale set for sheriff’s auction

More than 660 acres of farm property in Marion Township Clinton county will be sold at a sheriff’s sale Monday July 22 at 2 p m at the Wilmington courthouse by Sheriff Gus Miller. Seven tracts totaling 660 plus acres are valued at 19178 85 and the sale fulfills a judgment in favor of The Springfield Savings Society against Lewis Chaney and others. The property may be sold in tracts or as a whole.

Clinton County Wilmington Court House Gus Miller Marion Township Springfield Savings Society Lewis Chaney

Cooper and Ward tour A and P highway route

Governor Cooper and State Highway Commissioner Ward plan a July 24 5 visit to Ports mouth to Cincinnati to inspect road conditions and boost progress. Owensville County Fair runs August 20 23 with record attendance exhibits and horse shows. Batavia Daughters of Rebekah run a lunch stand while American Legion boys operate ice cream and coca cola stand.

Cooper Ward Portsmouth Cincinnati Owensville Rebekah Batavia American Legion

Estates and Guardians Appraisals Authorize Asset Sales

The administratrix of Clara D. Jeff fries's estate files inventory and appraisal. Orders grant sale of bank stock and battle property. The Malinda J. Uhl estate owes $54.43 inheritance tax with net value $4 626.66 distributed to heirs. Guardians appointed for Geo Shriner and Melvina Simpkins, with bonds and limited expenditures authorized pending further court order.

Clara D. Jeffries Malinda J. Uhl John KE. Burns Eva Reed Chas. Burns Myrtle Varley Arthur Robert Brown Clyde Burns E. W. Burns Flora Stouder

Real Estate Transfers Across Towns in Regular Transactions

A list of real estate transfers shows multiple parties exchanging parcels of land and lots for $1. Transactions include parcels in Bata Wayne Two Goshen Williamsville Milford Loveland and Union Two among others, with buyers such as Crowe Acra Wellman Koeiff and Hobler. Details indicate numerous acres cited per lot with minimal consideration.

Martha Herbert C. Reed Frank R. Crowe Batavia Chas. L. Ireton Ruth Acra Marathon Marvin Florence McCallister J. A E. N. McCallister Goshen Chas. B Julia A. Hall Anna Wellman Wayne Two Chas Lena Dietz Anthony J Louise E. Koeiff Walter Lay Et al Chas. B. Hall Andy and Lena Foos Dina Wielding Union Two J. H Erma Pierce J. M. Yantz Miami Mary A. Barbro Harry A. Hall Williamsville Chas. A Annie E. Brown C. E. Robbins Chos. H. Bellany Williamsburg Jeff D Sarah E. Walker Ella Crowe W. E Nettie Moore Effie Smith Tate Two Louis C Maggie Yager Harry W.taylor Ohio Jas Geo Rose Still Kritz Marie Kallas Elizabeth Jacob Drussell Georgia Corey Milford Lola Dailey Maggie Moyer Edward L. Weber Walter V. Hickin John B. Haines Jean Rich Haines Perry Wene Clyde B. Cox Otis T Bird Rise Harry F Marjorie Pursley Louise A. Minning Howard Clarence Cecelia Coppingbarger Melfred Alice Kuhnell Edith C. Lancaster Erma Fischer Arthur Angeline F. Hobler Mary B Chas. Evans Mayme Willis Langdale Loveland Arthur Hobler C. M. Evans Earl B. Ertel

Batavia Band Concert Honoring Mrs Clara Davidson

Mrs Clara Davidson born June 20 1877 in Scioto county died June 30 1929 aged 52 years 10 days. She married J W Davidson December 24 1896 and had two children Ordie Davidson and Osie Davidson Scheider. She leaves five grandchildren and several siblings. A devoted mother and member of United Brethren Church Daughters of America and Rebekah Lodges.

Clara Davidson Win Jennie Davis Scioto County J. W. Davidson Ordie Davidson Williamsburg Osie Davidson Scheider Bethel Bertie Fisher Lebanon Sally Johnson A. A. Davis Buford Lee Davis Chas. Davis Hillsboro Christ United Brethers Church Daughters of America Rebekah

Thanks for support during illness and loss of wife and mother

The Davidson family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and donors of floral tributes for assistance during illness and death. Special thanks go to Rev. Anderson for consoling words and J Isaac Maham for services.

Rev. Anderson J. Isaac Maham J. W. Davidson

Resolutions of Respect for E C Ireton and Laura K Ireton

Linden Chapter No 848 Order of the Eastern Star Marathon Ohio mourns two deaf members E C Ireton and Laura K Ireton who died June 8 1929. The resolution Drapes in mourning thirty days and expresses condolences to the family with a verse about their continuing presence in the Better Land.

Bro. E. C. Ireton Laura K. Ireton Linden Order of the Eastern Star Marathon Ohio There Here

Officers Installed by Williamsburg Rebekah Lodge

The Williamsburg Rebekah Lodge installed officers for the coming term on Friday night. N G Lulu Beach V G Mona Rice R 8 to N G Florence Frazier L 8 to V G Dora Marsh R S to V G Edith Patterson L 8 to V G Inez Burger warden Agnes Bliss conductor Lulu Con nor chaplain Anna Binkley outside guardian Elizabeth Dennis inside guardian Clemma Laycock pret grand Daisy McAdame

Williamsburg Rebekah Lodge N. G Lulu Beach V. G Mona Rice Florence Frazier V.G Dora Marsh R. S Edith Patterson Inez Burger Agnes Bliss Lulu Connor Anna Binkley Outside Guardian Elizabeth Dennis Inside Guardian Clemma Laycock Daisy McAdame

Rotary Camp Opens At Highland Park With Large Turnout

The Rotary Camp for Crippled Children at Highland Park opened Sunday with a grand march from the lake to the flag staff and a flag raising service. The Community Band of Ft. Thomas led the procession and performed in the auditorium after brief Rotary talks. The Cincinnati Rotary Club organized the camp which serves seven children.

Highland Park Ft. Thomas Rotary Club Cincinnati

Clermont County 40 and 8 Claim Junior Title at Owensville

Clermont County 40 and 8 baseball, drawn from Batavia Amelia and Mt Carmel, won the Clermont county Junior Championship Saturday afternoon at Owensville by beating Milford American Legion Post 4 to 3. The game ended after the fifth due to rain with Batavia’s Williams pitching strong and Batavia scoring on four consecutive first inning singles. The team will compete in the Southwestern Ohio Tourney in Cincinnati later in July and will receive new uniforms. Stanley Ansteatt of Batavia coordinates contact.

Clermont County Batavia Amelia Mt. Carmel Owensville Milford American Legion Post Bata-via Andres Kinner Snider Williams Milford Ohio Cincinnati Stanley Ansteatt

Clermont Farm and Club Tour Set for July 18 1929

Clermont county announces its annual Farm and Club tour to visit National Biscuit ovens French Bauer Bros Co Union Central Life Insurance building and Art Glass Mfg Co. The event invites every farmer family and friends with picnic lunches meeting at Union Levee Cincinnati by 9:00 a.m. for a guided tour led by A. W. Marion County Agent.

Clermont County National Biscuit Co French Bauer Bros. Co Union Central Life Insurance Art Glass Mfg. Co Union Levee Cincinnati A. W. Marion

Headquarters Company Battalion Heads to Camp Perry

Headquarters Company Second Battalion 166th Infantry Bata via leaves for a li-day outing next Saturday with 18 men in line. Forrest Ely commanding officer and Clyde Tom second commanding officer lead the unit. Men will draw from $1.50 to $2.40 per day depending on rank. board and transportation furnished.

166Th Infantry Batavia Camp Perry Forrest Ely Clyde Tom

Health Exhibit at Clermont County Fair Under Health Officials

Health Commissioner C R Coburn has arranged with the Ohio Department of Health for a health exhibit at the Clermont County Fair. The exhibit features posters placards charts motion pictures and lectures and will be housed in a large tent with seating for visitors. An Ohio Department of Health lecturer a public health nurse and a motion picture operator will accompany the exhibit along with a first aid station.

C. R. Coburn Ohio Department of Health Clermont County Fair Clermont County Fair Board

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