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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
8
The Clermont Courier reports on community life with notices of health concerns for C S Griffis, visits by relatives and friends to Batavia, weddings such as Albert Belvins and Lizzie Staton, decoration day gatherings, local business awning upgrades, and visits from Cincinnati and Dayton residents. It notes renovations on Broadway and various family visits around the area.
Local items from Pleasant Ridge and Batavia describe visits, travels, and family events. People like Ira Hannold, Alberta, and Mrs. Alberta spend time with relatives in Batavia while others, including Alfred Fischer and R. Fischer, recount wartime experiences and postwar greetings. Community activities include church services, decorations, and hobby news as well as farming notes and weather impacts on crops.
Hugh King named noble grand and Elton Brion vice grand of the Bata via lodge as the next six months begin. Miss Mary Maxwell of Dayton visits last Friday with Mrs. Gomien and attends a decoration ceremony. Miss Maxwell now has a position with the government at their enter rope factory. Services at M. E. church noted with theme Unmistakable Freedom. prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30. Miss Alice Dial, Plainville graduate, is re-employed for three years with a $100 salary raise. County Sunday school delegates urged for the 60th State AB r convention June 17 18 19. Akron preparing delegates on Harvard plan with accommodations and early registration urged. Commemorating the diamond jubilee, the Sunday-school convention program is described as likely the most elaborate yet.
Canvassers at the Clermont Hotel headquarters are soliciting enlarging pictures and other items. The eight young men travel in Ford cars, making rounds across the county in what is described as an annual college vacation activity that is both pleasant and profitable.
Andrew Hauck of Batavia was kicked on the forearm by a horse last Tuesday. The wound caused fear of lockjaw, a setin was used to prevent it, and the injury is under control. He will be unable to work for a period while he recovers.
The monthly armory dance last Friday night attracted broad county participation with most sections represented and growing popularity noted as each number entertained attendees.
Loveland residents press for a field piece captured from Germans by American forces. Congressman Longworth introduces a bill to direct the War Secretary to grant the request. A hot dry wind named buarmattan, blowing from Africa toward the Atlantic in December to February, withers all vegetation in its path.
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