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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1930
Page
8
A mixed local column notes repairs offered for most machines and implements by J. C. Fuhr and others. It records various local notices including a stroke suffered by Mrs. S. P. Reed, a fishing trip report, Batavia baseball result 9 7, births at Bethesda Hospital, family visits, road assessments, and social events at Mt Holly, Monterey church, and Maple Grove church.
The Committee in Charge of the American Legion Fire Department Street Fair and Carnival plans a three day event on Main Street Batavia Ohio July 3 to 5 with a Merry-Go-Round Ferris Wheel shows by Jack Jamieson of Stewart Walker Co and concerts by Batavia High School Band and Batavia Concert Band A torch light parade led by the new Fire Truck opens Thursday evening A public Fire Truck demonstration July 4 and a band concert followed by fireworks cap the day Local merchants may reserve display space by writing Harold D Nichols Batavia Ohio
Williamsburg Fest No. 288 American Legion outlines the Fourth of July events with Colonel Charles A. Neal of Columbus delivering the welcome and addresses. Morning band concert parade entries prize money and special pony rider prize listed. Mayor Harry E. McKeever to speak at 10 15 A M and National Vice Commander Milton D Campbell to speak at 10 30 A M.
Farmers face a short hay crop and may sow soybeans Sudan grass millet or sorghums or a mix. Guidance from L E Thatcher covers sowing rates germination and seedbed prep. Also details on various contests events prizes and a broad schedule at the fair.
Edgar E Betts of Madisonville and Marie E Lippert of Milford were married at Rey Burdsall home Batavia with ring ceremony on Saturday June 21. Witnesses A J Bath and a wedding celebration followed at the bride’s parents home before a brief honeymoon at Indian Lake and plans to reside in a Mariemont bungalow after June 27.
Pride grows in Clermont County as rural and town homes gain fresh paint and pristine lawns. Garden clubs across towns showcase improved exteriors with attractive shrubs and abundant flowers pleasing both owners and visitors. A visitor notes clear progress in local beautification.
Highland county lists five candidates for County Recorder with four being women and one from the Democrat party. Meanwhile, a local obituary notes Luke Scearce born 1868 in Harrodsburgh Kentucky and died June 1980 in Batavia Ohio, leaving a wife Marietta Yancey and four children with several grandchildren and friends.
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