Local Notes and Visits in Clermont County
J C Fuhr advertises paint at P M Rapp Batavia while listing numerous local visits and society events. Miss Feller of Mason and Miss Naomi Stafford host and visit in Batavia and Mariemont. The Medical Society of Clermont meets at Loveland. many residents travel, visit relatives, and attend church and summer programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Feller
Mason
Naomi Stafford
Amelia Griffith
Simpson Griffith
Mariemont
The
Medical Society of
Clermont County
Loveland
County Commissioners Extend Tax Payment Deadline
A county meeting on Monday approved a resolution extending the tax payment period to July 20 without penalty. Residents are urged to inform neighbors.
Batavia Streets Patchwork Promised After Hole Infill Dispute
Batavia residents notice holes appearing on streets and see unfit stone used to fill them. The street committee pledges patching with chips and tar via to restore a proper surface and curb the unsightly condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Williamsburg Wins Batavia Again In Fast Pitch Duel
Williamsburg beat Batavia 3 to 2 in a fast game with Emery edging Anstead in pitching. Williamsburg had six hits to Batavia’s four. Cover collected half of Batavia’s hits. Next Sunday Batavia faces Owensville at the school grounds. Mr. Carmel beat Owensville 6 to 1. New Richmond defeated Loveland 4 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Williamsburg
Emery
Anstead
Owensville
Mr. Carmel
New Richmond
Loveland
A Square Deal on Ohio Chiropractic Ballot Initiative
Seventy four of eighty eight Ohio counties are represented on supplementary petitions to place the Chiropractic bill on the November ballot. Petitions totalling 96000 signatures were filed by Dr C E Schilling, secretary of the State society, with a three percent quota from seventy counties. The request seeks a separate examining board. At Batavia a sale will be held at 10 am Saturday June 18 offering a dining suite, cabinets, ice box, stove, furniture, blinds, washing outfit, trunk, and more, terms cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Chiropractic Society
C. E. Schilling
Willard
State Society
Fred Miller
Batavia
A. M
Ellis
Public Sale and Farm Auction Notice with Obituary Items
Public sale announced by Mary Bishop at her Lindale and Nicholsville pike residence near Fair Oak on June 21 1927 at 9 00 a m offering entire farm equipment and household goods including cows horses tools and vehicle plus a 70 acre farm with house barn wells and timber. Also obituary notices for Mrs Belle South and Mrs Elizabeth Robinson White with funeral details and tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bishop
Lindale
Nicholsville Pike
Fair Oak Station
Mary Bishop
Frank Rust
Olin A.fagin
Fair Oak Welfare Association
Local Classifieds rundown for Batavia area
Mixed small ads list for sale rent loan and livestock in Batavia Amelia and Williamsburg Ohio. Items include a 6 horse water cooled engine 3 horse air cooled engine and Rhode Island Red chicks. Also a 2 acre bungalow with modern comforts for quick sale near Amelia Chapel Street. Maryland?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Fuhr’s
Williamsburg
Rhode Island
Fred
Chapel St
Ashcraft
Amelia
Ripley Fair reorganized with new dates and events
The newly formed Citizens' Fair Company takes over the Ripley Fair and Horse Show. The fair will run August 2 4 6 on Tuesday to Friday with lower admission prices and new attractions including an automobile show and a ring of jumping horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Ohio
Citizens’ Fair Company
Ripley Fair
Hayes
Ground Breaking at Loveland High School Gym
Ground was broken on Decoration Day for Loveland High School’s new gymnasium and auditorium with B B Rathgeber presiding. James Bodley’s crew began work Tuesday as foundation progress advances and favorable weather aids construction. A Glen Este Carnival by the Community Club is planned for next Saturday with refreshments and amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland High School
B. 8. Rathgeber
Board of Education
James Bodley
Glen Este
Federal Land Bank Loans Offer Low 5 Percent Rate
Loans advertised at 5 percent with dividends to borrowers. includes contact for J A Hart secretary treasurer Cincinnati National Bank 1307 First National and Cincinnati operating under government supervision. Also several small ads for sale items: two horse platform wagon, two used oil stoves, ice box, and bargain offers by M Rapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Harta
M. Rapp
Fata Tavia
Gale- Rew
Ag Lnew Iain
Rapp
Cancer rising in the United States cited by Cincinnati doctor
Dr J L DeCourcy of the DeCourcy Clinic in Cincinnati notes cancer is spreading, with one in seven women and one in twelve men over 45 dying from it. He cites a 16 percent rise over a decade and warns that only physician guided treatment and early detection offer relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
J. L. DeCourcy
DeCourcy Clinic
United States
DeCourcy
Real Estate and Personal Tax Notice Guidance
The notice states tax rules from December 1926 and notes road tax not collectible in June. It instructs listing acres or lots and township for statements, enclosing stamped self-addressed envelopes, and returning mailed statements with remittance as a favor by the office.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clermont Courier
Eeace Bartavia
Ouro
Courier and Com. Tribune
Courier
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati Times Star
Cincinnati Enquirer
the Courier
J. C. Fuhr
Johnson
P. M. Rapp’s
Robert Bishop
Colum
James Brown
Columbus
Mrs. Bath
Rev. Burdsall
Masons
M. B. Church
Shirley Griffith
Louise Muesey
Detroit
Michigan
Clarence Rice
Georgeton
Allen Glancy
Wayland Sullivan
Cleveland
Carl Hoerner
John Thalman
Geo. Hatfield
Pittsburg
Anna Talman
J. P. Allen
Memphis
Gus. Wilke
Patricia Wilke
Milwaukee
Jesse Halbisch
West Batavia
Stanley Anstaett
Carrol
Edith Winspear
Herman Fagley
Bethel
Grace Elion
Catherine Smyth
University of Cincinnati
Herbert
Frank Thacker
Huntington
West Virginia
Thurman Thacker
Hate Brunk
I. T. Felter
Gladys
Faye
Wm. Thacker
M. B. Parsonage
Dan Altman
Xenia
Hugh Weaver
J.0. Fuhr
Mary
Helen Reppard
Paris
Texas
Mrs. Underwood
Ray Huggins
Sam Jones
Ray Ferguson
Chicken Man
Tom Lee
West Carrolton
Elmer Miller
Lewisburg
George Fitzwater
Round Bottom Road
Mary Needham
Cnicago
W. H. Brown
Shelbyville
Indiana
George Brown
Guy Smith
Elsie L. Snider
Blanchester
H. F. Stafford
Sarah
Christ
Father Evers
Stonelick
Holy Trinity Church
Charles Gunderley
Mt. Summit
Verna Nor‘dyke
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Vis ‘Stors
Clermont
General Motors
Frigidaire
Duco
Frigidaire Dependale
T. W. Markham
Frigidhire Corporation
Ortextirons
Miniimati
Race Street
Belle South
Newtonsville
Mrs. South
Elizabeth Robinson White
Oliver R. White
David White
O. R. White
Linwood Road
Hyde Park
Old Bethel Cemetery
Sher Place
Pathfinders
Goodyear
Citizens’ Garage
A. E. Price
Batavia, O
Jeanine
Nancy Hall
T. H. Goft
Williamsboro
B. Fylchols
Bataviauilding & Loan Co
O. Ljants
Hudson & Essex
Ubr
Willard H. Male
Cincinnati College of Embalming
Darrell Sams
Ohio University
L. W. Male
Sams
Swede Anderson
Byrd
Ralph Rand Shipping Corporation
East Indies
Mediterranean Sea
Atlantic
Carl F. Stander
Batavia Hotel
Hotel Greeters of America
Winton Hotel
Toledo
Parker Hotel
Hillsboro
Boston Transcript
Federal Land Bank Loans
ED Peterson
R. F. Erdman
A. W. Reed
Harness Man
Gay St
Idwin
Bly
Varnex
Offi
Aere National Bank
A. B. Nichols
Eli H. Speidel
Harold D, Nichols
Hugh O. Nichole Tichols
Bpeidel & Nichols
AT+LAW
Hami
Aintia
Amilton
Provident Bank
Cincnnati
Hamilton
J. C. Fuhr's
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