Health Teaching Aims to Make Health Attractive to Children
The article outlines a sustained program by Mrs. N B 8 Heidlebaugh to train children in healthy habits under the Health Department. It details the “Game of Health,” daily routines, dental care, outdoor activity, and school hygiene plus planned nutrition classes, nurse visits, and collaborations with Johns Hopkins for Baltimore nutrition studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B
Heidlebaugh
Batavia
Frieberg
Cincinnati
Felicity
Health Department
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Drought Warnings Hit Potatoes In Miami Valley
Extreme heat and winds have badly damaged early potato crops in the Miami valley. First bottoms show the strongest impact as many spuds suffer scab and overall yield may shorten despite prospects of a large crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley
Fire destroys Lon Weaver farm residence and outbuildings
Frank Innis, who bought the Lon Weaver farm on the Jackson pike, lost his house, garage and butter house last Thursday at noon in a fire started by a defective flue. The family was in the yard at the time tending the injured father. The house was new and partly insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Innis
Lon Weaver
Jackson Pike
Local land sale near railroad bridge to Mr Weber
Red Montjar sold the east side land near the railroad bridge to Mr Weber who plans building fishing cottages for Cincinnati parties. The Western side will be occupied by Mr M and family. The area boasts fine scenery and good fishing with lower flood risk than the Little Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Montjar
Weber
Cincinnati
Little
Miami
Wheat harvest under way with promising yields at Owensville
The wheat harvest progresses in this section with heads well filled and strong expectations for good yield. Oat crops also look healthy and nearing readiness as farmers prepare for the fairground event at Owensville.
Purebred Sires Campaign in Ohio Seeks Signatures
Ohio farmers join a state and national drive in June to use only purebred sires and eradicate scrubsires. By June 10 Clermont county listed participants and Ohio totals 248 pledges, with Virginia at 1130. Prizes include banners, cash, bulls, calves, pigs, and ewes, contest closing July 1 under J E McClintock Ohio State University Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Clermont County
Chas. F. Rosselot
Pleasant Plain
Walter Bee
Geo. Page
Bethel
C. C. Nichols
Hills Station
L. J. Lemar
Moscow
Lt. Bruey
Yorkshire
Virginia
Department of Animal Husbandry
Ohio State Uni
J. W.hill
Roundhead
Ohio State University
Guernsey Circle W
Gates Mill
Ayrshire
Jo Sherwin
South Farm
Willoughby
Jersey
Mr. Kaler
Plain City
Thomas Johnson
Columbus
Hampshire
Marion
Berkshire
Holstington Bros
Creston
Poland
China
Shropshire
L. B. Palmer Pataskala
Southdown
Merino
McClintock
Young People Conference Plans at Batavia Presbytery
A Young People's Conference is set for Batavia Presbyterian Church at 2:30. The program includes a song service led by Brice Hendrix, devotional by Stanley Ansteadt, remarks by Ada Williams, and reports from organized classes. Nellie Russell discusses county wide efficiency, with nominations, roll call, and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Presbey
Brice Hendrixson
Stanley Ansteadt
Ada Williams
Nellie Russell
Alice Ansteatt
Terian
Reading
Harry Sherman
Mr. Killup
Odd Fellows Decorate in Williamsburg Services
The Williamsburg Odd Fellows held decoration services with a large crowd. The degree staff under Frank Livengood presented floor movements to music by the Buford band. E B Holmes and Chas Hoffman gave addressed remarks. Challis Bayer of Painteville, Ky is jailed in Batavia on tied to counterfeit checks. bond set at 1000 by Squire Benington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows of
Williamsburg
Frank Livengood
Buford
E. B. Holmes
Chas. Hoffman
Challis Bayer
Painteville
Batavia
Kentucky
Squire Benington
Bethel
Murphy Escapes Ohio Penitentiary Farm
Appollo Murphy, jailed for kidnapping Paul Hopping near Monterey, escaped from the London prison farm last Tuesday while housed with other convicts on minor charges. He had applied for parole, with good behavior noted, but disappeared before the hearing. Authorities were alerted and watch efforts resume in his former neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appollo Murphy
Ohio
Paul Hopping
Monterey
London
Fourth of July Celebration at Williamsburg Legion Park
Williamsburg American Legion prepares a large crowd event with parade prizes, band concert, morning baseball, afternoon races and contests, war memorials, a sham battle by Co I, 147th Infantry NG, fireworks, dance at the armory, and aeroplanes. Free entries at Harry Hines drug store. park capacity 10 000 to 15 000. Committee: Harry C. Dennis, Walter Curry, Ernest Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
American Legion
Co. I
147Th Infantry O. N.G
Harry Hines Drug Store
Harry C. Dennis
Walter Curry
Ernest Weeks
Pike Bonds Sold for Pike Construction Along County Line
The pike bonds issued to finance a road from the Hamilton county line to the State pike beyond Olive Branch and from Batavia to Williamsburg were sold on Monday for par and accrued interest. Agents A. B. Nichole of Batavia and Merchants & Farmers Bank of Williamsburg arranged the sale, with public subscription by local citizens. An advertisement for bids to build the pike appears this week, urging timely bids to start improvements soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Olive Branch
Batavia
Corporation
Williamsburg
A. B. Nichole
Merchants & Farmers Bank
Milford Carnival Night by Lit Circle at St An’s
The Literary Circle of St An drew's church Milford hosts a carnival on Milford school lawn Wednesday evening June 29. Music gypsy fortune tellers a country store the hope chest display at Johnson Drug Co tickets on sale prizes for lucky number fish pond for kids and more attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Church
Milford
Milford School
Hope Chest
Johnson * Drug Co
Amelia Defeats Laurel 4 to 1 in Exciting Baseball Game
Amelia wins a lively Sunday baseball contest at Laurel with a 4 to 1 score. The game featured strong pitching and timely hitting as Amelia claimed the victory over Laurel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Laurel
Amelia Ve. Perin Town
Arrest Warrant Ends With Columbus Man's Hearing
Deputy sheriff David Gallagher served a warrant issued by Judge C. N. Young for Caryel Miller, a Columbus resident, on illegal liquor possession during a Loveland visit. Miller posted bond and a hearing is set for June 25. Clermont County liquor arrests are noted as rare. A Union Chapel church festival is planned Saturday night July 2 on church grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gallagher
Columbus
Lsst
Caryel Miller
Loveland
Miller
C. N. Young
Clermont
Union Chapel
Popular Couple to Wed at Main Street Home
Mr and Mrs Percy French Jamieson announce the marriage of their daughter Katharine Louise to Randall Edwin Walker. The ceremony will be held Saturday evening June 25 1921 at eight o clock at the parents home in Batavia Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Percy French Jamieson
Katharine Louise
Randall Edwin Walker
Batavia
Ohio
Hillsboro Man Appointed Prohibition Commissioner
Major Roy Asa Haynes of Hillsboro is appointed National Prohibition Commissioner by President Harding and confirmed. He has long been active in the cause and pledges strict enforcement. City leaders express approval of the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Asa Haynes
Hillsboro
Harding
Milford Chautauqua Opens With Wide Roster of Shows
The Milford Chautauqua program lists August 24 as opening with American Troubadours in costume and Elwood J. Bailey in All Aboard. Day two features White's ae in two instrumental programs and John B. Ratto as impersonator. Day three honors Lillian Johnson Day with Thomas Brooks Fletcher. Day four has W D Campbell lecture on Home Art and New York hit Nothing but the Truth. Day five features O O Kiplinger former prison chaplain with Knight Macgregor baritone and extra artists. Junior chautauquans get new features and season-ticket badges for boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood J. Bailey
All Aboard
White
John B. Ratto
Prince of
Lillian Johnson
Thomas Brooks Fletcher
W. D. Campbell
New York
O. O. Kiplinger
Indiana State Prison
Knight-Macgregor
Baratone
Masons Confer Master Mason Degree in Batavia
Batavia Masonic Lodge hosts 60 visiting Masons from Cincinnati who confer the Master Mason degree on Williard Curry of West Batavia. Bell Telephone Co. employees join the social event with a five o'clock supper before the degree work. The lodge room, cooled by an electric fan, is crowded and a social time follows the formal ceremony. The lodge reports strong membership growth over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Batavia
Cincinnati
Bell Telephone Co
Williard Curry
Andrew Hauck
West
Community Ice Cream Benefit at Olive Branch Church
An invitation to Pharaoh's Knob event at Olive Branch M E church on June 2 at 7 30 p m with ice cream and cake to support a good cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharaoh’s Knob
Olive Branch M. E
Farm Bureau Plans Threshing Cost Meeting in Batavia
The Farm Bureau schedules a Saturday meeting for June 25 at 1 PM at the Batavia Court House to discuss threshing costs with threshermen. Wheat rusts, particularly red leaf, threaten yields with estimated 4 bushels an acre loss. Binder twine price relief came from pooled county orders. Community gatherings include the Clermont Jersey Cattle Club picnic and a county Experiment Farm field day with experts and taxation talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Court House
Batavia
Clermont County
Clermont County Experiment Farm
A. Dyer
Clyde F. Tom
Rust damage to wheat holds to six percent loss
The Ohio Experiment Station reports rust damage in wheat from eight to six percent, with only minor potential loss as leaves and stalks mature readiness to harvest nears. An insect called the wheat leaf miner also causes blade death in some areas, complicating rust observations. Owensville hosts Fourth of July festivities with refreshments planned at the fair ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Botany
Ohio Experiment Station
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red Cross
Fair Ground
Owensville
Young People’s Conference
Odd Fellows
Murphy
PIKE
Masons
Farm Bureau News
Clermont County Jersey Cattle Club
The
Cow Testing Association
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