Community Notes and Local Visits in Batavia Ohio
Batavia residents host visitors from Cincinnati Norwood Milford and Hamilton. Local events include George Johnson's Colored Comedy at city hall and a Highland Park reunion for Hulick-Weaver families. A blackberry bush display and summer term teachers from Owensville attend Oxford sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
City Hall
Mary Brown
Mary Marsh
Owensville
Oxford
F. P. Hamilton
Elm Street
Berkshire
Cincinnati
Batavia
Ohio
Ex-pupils Reunion and Local Notices From Xenia Area
Mrs Andrew Hauck and Laura Will Waits Orlando Frazier and George W Lewis ex pupils visit Xenia for a three day reunion. Bargains offered by T J Applegate including oils mops hoes and other items. Rally day at M E Sunday school and church with baptisms and communion at 10 30. Fourth quarterly conference July 7 Dr Vanpelt present. Chamberlains Colic Remedy advertised as essential summer medicine. Prof J C Jordan a former Clermont educator now in South Lebanon. Marriage notices for George L Culter Maggie Simmerman and Arthur L Lyons Elva Bryant. Whooping cough remedy praised and sold by dealers.
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Andrew Hauck
Laura
Will Waits
Orlando Frazier
George W. Lewis
M. E
Flag of Peace
Dr. Vanpelt
Local Market Prices And Household Remedies Advertised
Xenia market listings show Wheat at 85 cents, corn 48 cents, oats 85 cents, potatoes 1.25, baled timothy hay 20 dollars. Randolph Hartman of Batvia Ohio promotes all wool suits and a broad line of values. Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil claims to cure baby croup and sore throat with a noted remedy. Chamberlain's Liniment advertised for muscular rheumatism with internal use discouraged.
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Xenia
Baby
Willie
Mamma
Grandma
Dr. Thomas
Ares
John F. Hartman
Batvia
Ohio
New Ohio Food Measuring Law Takes Effect July 1
State Dairy and Food Commissioner Sylvanus E. Strode issued instructions implementing a new law replacing measurements with weight and numerical count for all food articles except bread. Effective July 1, failure to comply will lead to prosecution and deputies gain broad authority to inspect scales and equipment, with County Commissioners funding salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy and Food
Sylvanus E. Strode
Warren County Dairies Told to Clean Up, Inspectors Warned
Chief Food Inspector Blume labeled Warren county dairies the worst seen and said milk fails to meet Cincinnati Health Department standards. State inspectors may intervene and dairies could be barred if conditions do not improve. Dairy and Food Commissioner vows action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enquirer
Warren County
Blume
Cincinnati Health Department
Mrs Florence Hurley McGee Dies in Rome at 64
Mrs Florence Hurley McGee of Cincinnati aged 64 died in Rome Italy week before last from extan tomatic typhus fever contracted while visiting Naples slums. She was a Board of Home Missions member from Cincinnati on study trip and was known in Clermont county where she had a sister in Moscow. A devoted church and Sunday school worker, her death is deeply regretted by all who knew her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hurley McGee
Cincinnati
Rome
Italy
Naples
Batavia Township Holds Graduation in County's Largest Hall
Highland Park hosted the Batavia township graduation with sixteen graduates performing on stage amid applause from a large audience. Zuella's ladies orchestra provided praised music while speeches were delivered by Rev. E Burdsall and Supt. Morris. Lieutenant Governor H L Nichols received an enthusiastic welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Batavia Township
Hulick
Zuella
E. Burdsall
Supt. Morris
Loveland
H. L. Nichols
Clermont County
Georgetown Chapter Meeting Tepid Attendance
The O. E. S. Chapter at Georgetown held last Saturday drew fewer attendees due to the weather. The program was well rendered and enjoyed by all present. Burdock Blood Bitters are advertised as a system tonic and builder for health.
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Georgetown
Russellville Fourth of July Celebrations Planned With Games
Russellville gears up for a big Fourth of July with two Bloomer Girls games against local boys at 10 am and 2 pm plus field sports and a night ice cream and watermelon social in the village park. Batavia records a Bloomer Girls game recently that left lingering effects. The Nash Pharmacy promotes Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russellville
Batavia
Nash Pharmacy
Camp Perry Eight Day Outing For Company K
Captain Glancy orders Company K to camp at Camp Perry for eight days starting July 8. The boys anticipate a fine time with ample grounds, accommodations, and amusements. The company is full, with pay, rations, and transportation provided. attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glancy
Camp Perry
Middletown Baseball at Nichols-ville Rain Posts Split Series
Last Saturday Middletown visited for a six inning game due to rain, beating our boys with a split after one game apiece. Next game set for July 29 in Middletown. Also includes a note about a lodge death and condolence resolutions from Hall of Golden Rule Lodge No 313 I O O F sent to the widow and Clermont Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Nicholsville
Ohio
Hall of Golden Rule Lodge
Harvey N. Taylor
Clermont Courier
Frank McNair
W. H. DoBy
B. E. Gardner
Fletcher's Castoria Announcement Delays July 7 Patterson Commencement
A county Patterson commencement date was corrected from July 8 to July 7. Supt. Miller of Lima Ohio will address the large class at Batavia town hall. The program will be published next week. Remember the date and place July 7 Batavia town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Miller
Lima
Ohio
Batavia
Fruit Growers Meeting Near New Richmond
Fruit growers from river townships are urged to attend a meeting at the farm of R W Denham one half mile east of New Richmond on the Nicholsville pike Friday June 30 at 1 30 p m Professor Davis from the Ohio State Experiment Farm will attend to give demonstrations and speak on Trimming and Pruning of Apples and Peaches No grower who can attend should miss it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Townships
R. W. Denham
New Richmond
Nicholsville Pike
Davis
Ohio State Experiment Farm
Division of labor in German doll making described
The text explains that 80 men each perform a small consistent task to produce about 1,000 dozen dolls daily in large factories. After the body is assembled, women finish with painting faces, adding wigs, dressing, and packing for market.
Theatergoers of Peru Praise Lyric Remodel and Decor
Peru Journal notes Lyric theater in Peru Indiana remodeled and redecorated by W R and F L Walker father and son. The front lobby features mahogany old rose white and green with red white and blue electrical display and plaster decorations. Interior seats 220 with decorative scheme praised as restful and comfortable. Proprietors hail from Batavia and seek local success.
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Lyric Theatre
Playhouse
W. R. and
F. L. Walker
Indiana
Middle West
Peru
Ind
Journal
Batavia
Bank Capital and Deposits Across Regional Institutions
The document lists capital, deposits, and paid-in amounts for multiple banks including Farmers' & Traders in Hillsboro, Farmers' National in Manchester, First National in Branchester, Loveland National, Amelia State Bank, Williamsburg banks, Bethel First National, Williamsburg Merchants' and Farmers', Owensville Merchants' and Farmers'. Key figures show capitals from 15,000 to 368,467 with deposits reaching 436,598, and numerous individual deposit totals such as 157,151 82 and 142,759 49 across institutions.
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Farmers’ & Traders
Hillisboro
Capital
Farmers’ National
Manchester
First National
Loveland National
Amelia State Bank
Williamsburg
Petia
Bethel
Farmers’ and Merchants
Fos
Etek
Merchants’ and Farmers
Owensville
Ieee
Nee
Soest Eepiereere Veeres
Batavia
Tee
Moscow State Bank
Eessence Neers Tees
First National Batavia
Pig Eheg Ue
Bhp Eve Emese
Patterson Commencement at Withamsville Delights Graduates
The June 21 commencement in Withamsville honored graduates Margaret Mosk Elizabeth Hunt and Vienna Stolle with assistance from Edith Laub Corinne Nordyke Lulu Downs and Lt Governor Nichols who spoke on Character Building Zuellas orchestra and Rev Shriver led a polished program at the M E church decorations included pink and white crepe bunting flowers and ferns Decorating committee led by Mrs T J Stolle and others hosted guests with Mary Fries entertaining the graduates.
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Patterson
Withamsville
Margaret Mosk
Elizabeth Hunt
Vienna Stolle
Edith Laub
Corinne Nordyke
Lulu Downs
Nichols
Zuella
Shriver
M. E
T. J. Stolle
Wm. Warren
Ethel Bennett
Hattie Durham
Mary Fries
Bicycle Sundries and Bicycles for Sale by J. A. LUTES
List of bicycle parts and services with prices from 10 cents to 60 dollars. Includes new bicycles from 20 to 60 dollars, second hand options, chains, wheels, bars, inner tubes, pedals and foot pumps. J. A. LUTES Bicycle advertises eleven years of experience and brazing of all kinds.
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J. A. Lutes
Wes
Tax collection schedule and loan notices from Batavia area
After June 20 1911 collections will be made in several towns at designated banks and stores with dates from June 22 to July 19. Receipts and property descriptions should be provided. customary collection fee applies. Also ads for money to loan and Houser anti pain plaster and milk separator products with contact info.
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Williamsburg
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Bethel
First National Bank
Felicity
Ohio House
Moscow
Bank of Moscow
Laurel
Hauck & Armacost
Locust Corner
Ayer’s
Withamsville
Dr. Witham
Houser
Houser Remedy Co
Ohio
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Rush
Lizzie Dewdney
J. R. McMillen
Norwood
Batavia Friends
Will Plank
Bantam
A. M. Weaver
Covington, Ky
Pauline Wallace
Milford
Eli Speider
Harriet Moore
Madisonville
Kate Walker
Williamsbug
Annabel Westlake
Mrs
Anna Slade
Elizabeth
Belle Marsh
Ella Lane
Amelia
Anna
Will Hicks
John Fishback
Earl
Wayland Sullivan
Delaware
H. 8. Hulick
George W. Stouder
Cincinnati Police Force
8. O. Weaver
Marjorie Hulick
Mayme Téal
Woorster
Henry Balzhizer
Florence Walker
Jas. L. Brown
E. B. Holmes
Nettie Tupman
Hamilton
Joseph Foster
Mt. Washington
William Perkins
Glen Rose
Mary Barbee
Babe Doughty
Tusculum
Kate Daughty
Shreves
Kate Hulick
Chicago
Mell
Walter Kain
James McTomany
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Ladies’ Helping Circle
Mt. Holly
B. F. Richardson
Indianapolis
Isabel Francis Dodd
Constantinople
Turkey
Adelaide RE. Reed
Grandview Farm
John 8. Parrott Jr
Dale K. Parrott
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
Keen
T. J. Applegate
Chamberlain
J.C. Jordan
Clermonter
South Lebanon
George L. Culter
Maggie Simmerman
Washington Township
M. E. Parsonage
Fred M. Culter
Clermont House
Arthur L. Lyons
Clarksville
Elva Bryant
Miamiville
Burdsall
Sir Chamberlain
ST. John’s Day
Bloomer Girls
Scott’s Drug Store
Nts
Chase & Sanborns
Stone
Hubig
Dry Goods Department
Tay Dean
Seowes
Hall Pole
Toregee Butts
Lichert
Steele
P Lamb
Eedas Maher
Venee Jones
A Hewitt
Griffith
Kirgan
C. Roudebush
Klinger
Cf Smyth
Gatch
P Larkin
Buerkle
Ny Ve
B. Steele
Middletown I
Jas. K. Ashburn
Fletcher
County Patterson
the County Patterson Law Com
National Banks
Citizens
Citizens’ National
Milford National
Olive Branch, Ohio
Clarence N, Young, Frank A. Brown
Young & Brown
General Fire Insurance
J. P. Robinson
Young, & Brown
Bell Telephone Co
B. Turner
Albert Heineici
Jita
Feazizx & Hioxs
Attys
W. R. Walker
Batavia Building & Loan Company
Eli H. Speidel
Atty
O.an
OC. C. Kearns
C. W. Rhoades
Obin
Pennsylvania Lines
Pearl and
Butler Street
Norfolk & Western Railway
Lynchburg
Iran
Hillaboro Branch
Sardinia
Millsboro
Hillaboro
Panagher
Roanoke
Ino
Bladon
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