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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1922

Page

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Political Party Nominations for August 8 1922 Primary

Republican candidates announce for multiple offices in the 1922 primary including Charles C. Kearns for Congress, Fred Edgington for General Assembly, and others across townships. Also Master Mason's degree ceremony planned at Batavia Masonic lodge on June 10 and 17 with full attendance urged.

Congress Charles C. Kearns Batavia Township General Assembly Fred Edgington Franklin Township Robert E. Eveland Miami Township Geo. A. Maxfield Tate Township John B. Rapp Stonelick Township Jess M. Jordan Wayne Township Harry Britton Williamsboro Henry Bergman Jr Harriet E. Mofford Monroe Township Oak H. Rash A. O. Christopher Batavia Masonic Lodge

Kearns Files for renomination to Congress

Hon Chas C Kearns filed petitions with Clermont County election officials and will seek the August primary nomination. The petitions move through Scioto County to the Secretary of State in Columbus. Kearns, seeking a fifth term, is supported by many friends and regarded as likely to be returned.

Chas. C. Kearns Election Board Clermont County Scioto County Columbus Kearns Congress

Taxation Question This Fall in Ohio

Analysis of the election issue in Ohio focuses on how taxes should be raised and distributed. Col Carmi A Thompson argues the Legislature must set a fair, businesslike tax law free from party bias, seeking input from experts across business, agriculture, and labor.

Columbus Ohio Col. Carmi A. Thompson Col. Thompson

Batavia Board hires ten teachers for eight months

Batavia township Board of Education met last Saturday to fill ten teaching posts from twenty six applicants. Appointees include Holly, Lytle, Winemiller, Ansteatt, Ringel, Ungelhaem, Ashburn, Innis, Rush, Burnett, and Ansteatt, across Elmwood Green Briar Forest Hill Elk Lick Summit Olive Branch and Afton. All staff expected to attend Teachers Institutes and Association sessions.

Batavia Township Board of Education Batavia Mr. Holly Alleyn Lytle Elmwood Pauline Winemiller Whittaker Summit Flora Burnett Olive Branch Zenas Ansteatt

Daugherty Says Justice Prepares War Profiteer Probes

In Columbus Ohio on June 2 1922 the article notes Attorney General Daugherty’s vigorous war profiteer probes with top legal talent ready to strike. It frames critics as obstructionists and compares the strategy to Admiral Dewey’s Manila Bay preparations. Mt Olive Sunday school plans a box social June 17 1922 at Williams Corner schoolhouse to raise funds for Geneva Y P D fand.

Department of Justice Daugherty Mr. Daughterty Wilson Admiral Dewey Manilla Bay Mt. Olive Stonelick Township Williams Corner Geneva Y. P. D

Bethel Alumni Honor Class of 1906 With June Reunion

Bethel High School alumni entertained the graduating Class of 1022 at K of P hall Friday evening June 2 in a formal program led by President Clarence D Hill class of 1906. Guests enjoyed readings vocal solos and an address by Glen Swing with toasts from Dale South and remarks by Nellie Godwin returning from France. The event included Auld Lang Syne and a social hour with members of local clubs and families visiting from Covington Cincinnati and Milford.

Bethel High School K. of P. Hall Clarence D. Hill Elcome Duglas Sroufe Edna Hutson Blanche Willis Thompson Glen Swing Mary Bletcher Goodwin Dale South Nellie Godwin France Enn Iteen Bessie Montayert Grey Essie Roup Jenike Cincinnati Edwin Mt. Auburn Floyd Neal Hameisville Louise Abbott Milford Lizzie Abbott Mia Yes Josephine Lucy Covington Womn Federation Amelia W.T. Hill G. Meraie Mmar John O Ee ME Allen Har Re- Bruiesburg Wloitars Doaste Earletta Tere Ville W. P. Richards A Brown Cleveland J. G. Richardy O. A.rannock Henry Planz Elizabeth E Is Ng Ameburg

Sale of Household Goods at Batavia Home

Notice announces Mrs. F. H. Hulick will auction all household goods at her Batavia Ohio home on Saturday June 10 1922 at 2 o clock PM. Items include a player piano and music rolls. Mrs Frank H. Hulick listed as manager.

F. H. Hulick North Street Batavia Ohio Frank H. Hulick

Surprise Birthday Gathering For Mrs Steinle At Moscow Home

At the Moscow home of Mr and Mrs Chas Liebich a Sunday gathering honored Mrs Caroline Steinle on her 85th birthday with guests from Cincinnati Milford Felicity and Pt Isabel among others. A bountiful dinner and ice cream followed a day of fellowship and good wishes. May 30 1922.

Chas. Liebich Moscow Liebich Caroline Steinle Claud Sheppard Cincinnati Carrie Caylor Milford Catherine Glaser William Holland Felicity Carl Holland Eon Isabel Henry Kaucher William Steinle

Social events thread through Amelia area gatherings

Mrs Moyer and Miss Ludlow dined with Mr and Mrs O Edwards on Sunday. Dr and Mrs Bradley attended Mrs Beeler's birthday in Amelia. Milton Hancock and family visited Ms Kate Hancock from Bethel. Helen Kelly hosted a Williamsburg guest. Sun Dr and Mrs Valentine spent Sunday at Chester Park. Clermont County Federation in Amelia featured an excellent program with Mesdames Houser Volen Freemyer Moyer Dawson Offutt attending. Miss Jennie Black and Miss Seesmes joined Mrs eltymer for decoration day dinner. Amelia Woman's Club hosts an all day missionary meeting at Lindale Baptist Church. Entertainment at Amelia Town Hall Saturday June 10 under club auspices with local talent and admission 50 cents.

Moyer Miss Ludlow O. Edwards Bradley Beeler Amelia Milton Hancock Bethel Kate Hancock Helen Kelly Williamsburg Sun Valentine Chester Park Mesdames Houser Volen Volen, Freemyer, Moyer, Dawson and Offutt Clermont County Federation Amelia Woman's Club Mnell Suena Will Jenaer & & Broerats

Community Notes From Local Social Roundup

Dr and Mrs Haas dined with Mr and Mrs Holland. Several social and church groups hosted gatherings, trainings and visits across town. Families and neighbors shared meals, road trips, and weekend hospitality, with many local names appearing in casual mention.

Bechtol of Batavia Remembered as Devout Parish Member

The Batavia Presbyterian community honors Ella M. Bechtel who joined March 24 1912 and died May 27 1922. Born in Logan county she and William Bechtel raised three children, with Ernest in Seattle and Flossie in Huntington WV. She served faithfully as pianist and clergyman helper, never seeking leadership, and her life was praised as a model of Christian service.

Louise Abbott Robert Hill Ireland Canada John Bethel Ohio Matilda Young Better Land George William Emma Methodist Episcopal Church Ella M. Bechtol Presbyterian Church of Batavia Ella M. Bechtel William 8. Bechtel St. Louis Bechtel Flossie Chester White Huntington West Va Ernest Seattle Washington Missionary Society

Local visits and guests noted in Mapleton area

Misses Florence and Laura Clark of Cincinnati were Sunday guests of relatives. Mr and Mrs Cash Hughes of Cincinnati visited Ms Sallie Singer. A Rural homecoming drew many locals. Birth news and arrivals noted, with Cincinnati visitors and multiple social visits including Newtonsville church plans for June 11 1922.

Florence and Laura Clark Cincinnati Cash Hughes Daughtr Queen City Sallie Singer Burt Reed Batavia Joseph Disses Bessie Martin Maude Myers Nellie Hartett Alex Myrtle Perkins Hamilton J. K. Martin Fletch Myree Ira Frey

Eastern Star Regular Meeting Noted Monday Night

Eastern Star warns of important business at Monday night session on June 12. The meeting message urges all members present as Prank Brunk fell from a ladder Monday while painting and was badly shaken.

Eastern Star Brunk

Batavia Village Voters Approve Bond Tax Levy Resolution

The Batavia village council adopts a resolution exempting interest and sinking fund levies from tax limits to meet outstanding bonds. It authorizes a seven year levy at up to 2.2 million in tax value and fixes annual taxes to cover interest and sinking funds. Ned Claris and M. F. Robb sign as mayor and clerk.

Batavia Ned Claris M. F. Robb

Clermont Farm Bureau Meeting and Golden Anniversary Notes

The Clermont Farm Bureau reports J W Watchet, OSU livestock specialist, will visit June 17 to discuss swine feeding and breeding and demonstrate the capsule worm treatment. Also noted is the golden wedding anniversary of H W Davison and wife in Lockland after fifty years, celebrated with family and friends.

J. W. Watchet Ohio State University Mr. Watchet Clyde F. Tom

Local Nuptials In Batavia Ohio For Ogden Hare

LaVerne G Ogden of Cincinnati and Ada Marie Hare of Brown County Ohio wed in Batavia Ohio after obtaining a Georgetown probate court license The ceremony was conducted by Rev E Burd Sall The couple then traveled to Cincinnati to start their married life Ada Hare a long time Brown County teacher is noted The column also mentions visits from Ruby Lakemire family and Biton Slade's Dayton trip with Obas Slade family and Will Lukemire family post wedding notes

Georgetown LaVerne G. Ogden Cincinnati Ada Marie Hare Hare Fincastle Brown County Brown County Ruby Lakemire Portemouth Will Lukemire Biton Slade Dayton Obas Slade

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