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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
8
Notices from Georgetown report a baby boy born to Dr. R A ret on and wife on Friday June 1 1923. The town lists numerous social visits from Norwood Cincinnati Batavia Amelia and Columbus. A church ice cream social June 11 proceeds to bene fit, and local meetings of clubs are announced with dates June 7 and June 9.
Farmers arrange loans with the Federal Land Bank at 0% interest. Apply to J A Hartman Seey Tr Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association 1907 First National Bank Bldg Cincinnati Ohio. The association operates under government loan programs and is the largest in the area.
Britton and Britton advertise a 200000 dollar loan on farm land in Cler mont and Brown counties. Local apparent interest rate laws referenced. Attorneys and insurance agents listed in Williamsburg with contact details.
Farmers may apply for loans at 6 percent interest for four years with no extra charge or commission. J Hatcher, treasurer, invites applications in Hamilton Warren Brown and Clermont counties. Contact Loveland Ohio Loan Agency Loveland Office 178 or by phone.
Thomas Mitchell, Civil War veteran, on sick list at home above town. Ice cream festival on Owensville church lawn Saturday June 9 with homemade cakes for sale. Several social visits and moved households noted among local families including Miss Lena Utten, Henry Hall family, and others. Funeral services planned for Mrs. Denham at Withamaville Methodist church Tuesday. Various social gatherings and visits mentioned among Cincinnati, Hyde Park, Norwood, and Green areas.
A fragment notes that a single member of the class of 400 will graduate from Ohio University in Athens on June 1, with Migs Rhodapear Bayha of Batavia completing a two year course from the College of Education. Goshen and Stonelick townships plan a Sunday school rail and a Ki ae pelast event at M. KM church June 17 at 2 o'clock under direction of gownenes. Bring your friends, Geo. Mull, Supt.
We express sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy in our sad bereavement the loss of our son and brother Hir Allen Needham Special thanks to Rev Kellmer for his consoling words The Cape family 414 person graduating from Ilmington June 8 includes three brothers Harvey Wie Orab Behoda Garey Eigan and Charles Milligan Superintendent of Schools in Kenry Park High School and To sales ad line about a Grant 6 buying ar in good condition R Hauser east corner road phone Tobasco 754
Newtonsville marked Decoration Day with a large turnout. Local veterans groups and residents honored the occasion, as Mrs. Veda Roudebush and children visited from Dayton. Numerous residents and visitors attended gatherings at Woodland Park and nearby homes, with extended families and neighbors sharing in the community remembrance.
In the afternoon of May 41 1923 Wm C Curliss and Mrs Dora Jordan both of Williamsburg were united in marriage by Rev Burdsall at his home in Batavia They were accompanied by their friends Mr and Mrs Ed Peterson After the ceremony they motored back to Williamsburg their future home Batavia township school board employed their teachers Saturday and transacted other business N Riddell publisher of the Boon County Recorder of Burlington Ky was in Batavia last week and paid Dr E T Behymer a visit He is a live wire and made friends while here.
Henry N. Baker and W. A. Tucker of the American Red Cross left for Hot Springs to assist flood victims, aiming to reach the town by midnight. The dispatch follows earlier disaster coverage, underscoring the Red Cross response to calamity.
W H Ireton and wife celebrated a wedding anniversary with friends bringing ice cream and cake. Mrs Utter suffered a painful fall on a gambling book. Grandson welcomed at Dr. and Mrs Ireton Batavia. Visitors and moves noted include Miss Chaney Lorado and Oligee family from Middletown.
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