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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1923
Page
8
Akron native Miss Rose Wasner returns home for vacation. Clermont County Teachers Institute set for Bethel August 2 to 24. Numerous locals and visitors named with dozens of small social notes across Bethel Glen Rose Felicity Lockland Cincinnati areas.
Advertisement seeks a few more pupils for the summer term with expert instruction. Letha Frasier is contact person, phone 1023, Williamsburg Ohio 1812 money for partners offered by the Federal Land Bank at 5 percent interest.
Townsley leaves for Cedar Point to attend the State Teachers' Association then visits Lakeside with Mrs Ockerman. John Griffiths family from Wisconsin visit and travel by auto to meet P F Jamieson. Numerous social visits, church notices, cantatas at Monterey Presbyterian, and an ice cream social for cemetery funds. A 2002 Oberlin graduate son of the Jamiesons is noted with family attendance at commencement. Grand evening events include an ice cream festival for church purposes and a Williamsburg regular service with Mason procession. George, town electric chief, resigns. H Clark to Bell. a Flag Day wedding of Donald Haynes and Viola Lewis is described with future Cincinnati plans.
L Glover will sell at public auction on the Jim Pollett farm in Amelia at 1 oclock Saturday June 30 1 good Jersey cow with calf by side 80 White Leghorn hens 40 young chicks corn in crib 8 ft poultry fence 10 hotbed sash tomato boxes and many other articles Terms made known on day of sale A M Ellis auctioneer
Batavia streets received an oil coat on Monday and Tuesday by contractor Thomas Glancy. Weather favored the work and residents reported smooth surfaces after the treatment.
Taxpayers urged to open books for collections with June taxes mirroring December amounts. In statements, indicate township names and any names appearing. Mail checks or money orders with receipts. returns will be prompt. Signed by A. Maxfield, Treasurer.
Resolutions note the death of William A Rog ers on April 19 1923 in Milton Lodge No 9 I C O F Mil ton. He joined December 20 1902 and remained a loyal member despite illness. The charter will be draped in mourning and notices sent to his wife and daughter.
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and flowers during the sickness and death of our daughter and sister Dora Chambers. Special thanks to Mr White for his service and to Mrs Crawford for her solo. Mrs Christiana Chambers and Family.
A list of county fairs with dates running through August September and October. Independent fairs include Hillsboro Weir Leesburg and Ripley along with Wilmington and Hamilton Clermont Clinton Fayette Montgomery Warren and others.
In Hillsboro Ohio B K Wilkin sold a 30 pound Delaine wool fleece to O H Rhoades for 15 dollars. Rhoades calls it the biggest fleece he has seen and says no other fleece this heavy will be sold in the county this year.
Advertises rental of several ground plots on farms in Clermont County for placing metal sign boards. Trade offers credit toward purchase of piano, player piano, or phonograph from The Baldwin Piano Co. upon lease. one year protection required. response requested via salesrooms or factory in Cincinnati Ohio.
George Sperry owner sells at auction the farm tools machinery and household goods from his Glen Hste Ohio farm located opposite F A McGuire's store on Cincinnati and Batavia pike. The sale is Saturday June 28 1928 at 10 am with cash payments under five dollars and credit of six months on larger balances. Auction conducted by A M Bilis with John Paul as clerk. Lunch by Olive Branch Ladies Aid.
Fragmentary text mentions Morse, Haghinaton, and a location possibly near Ob Uno. Details are unreadable. cannot determine event, names, dates, or authority.
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