Wedding Glows in Batavia as Katharine Jamieson Weds Randall Walker
In Batavia on June 25, Katharine Louise Jamieson and Randall Edwin Walker united in marriage at a ceremony in the family library. The event featured a maple hedge archway, ferns, and a double ring rite officiated by Rev. Geo. D. McCulloch. The couple plans a canoe trip on the Manistee before settling in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Katharine Louise Jamieson
Percy F. Jamieson
Randall Edwin Walker
Cincinnati
Donald
Lohengrin
Phyllis Walker
Mary Virginie Jamieson
Thomas Denham
Margaret van Tuyl
Elizabeth Jamieson
Geo. D. McCulloch
Presbyterian Church
Joseph Titus
Maria
Jamieson
Katie
Kirk Hamilton
George Ebersole
Charlene Culbertson
Clarence Stricker
Louise Dohrman
Robert Gilmore
Howard Joseph
Donald Jamieson
Elizabeth Hunt
Leroy Co. Voss
Shirley Griffith
Irwin Hegler
Charlotte Walker
Robert Jamieson
Jeanne Glancy
Leroy C. Voss
Y. C. Wood
Filing Nomination Papers for November Election
The November 8 election requires nomination petitions filed with the Clerk of the Election Board in Batavia sixty days before the election, by September 6. Ballots must be prepared thirty days later for absent voters eighty days before the election, with two signatures per petition and stamps for return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Election Board
Batavia
Deputy Holmes Named Williamsburg Deputy Treasurer
Guy Holmes of Williamsburg is appointed deputy to Treasurer George Maxfield. Holmes, a popular, courteous young man and former U S clerk, will reside in Williamsburg with his family as Maxfield assumes office on the second Monday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Holmes
Williamsburg
George Maxfield
Sam
Annual Reunion of 22nd District O E S Held at Bethel
The 22nd District O E S reunion convened at Bethel Ohio on Friday June 24 with attendees from most district towns. Officers elected for 1922 include President Belle Johnston Susan B Anthony Chapter first vice Dora Kite Peebles second vice Mabel Renner Goshen third vice Mollie Rainey Sardinia secretary treasurer Louisa Perin Amelia. The next reunion is planned for Serpent Mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E
Bethel
Florence Fitzpatrick
Wakefield
Loveland
America
J. G. Quinlan
Georgetown
Irene Broadwell
Felicity
Reading
Louise Abbott
Ruby Ritchie
Gusnen
O. Reading
Ruth Moyer
Williamsburg
Hattie Ludlow
Amelia
Annabelle Flora
Lizzie Abbott
Clara Harris
Winifred Davis
Serpent Mound
Belle Johnston
Susan B. Anthony
Miss Dora Kite
Peebles
Mabel Renner
Goshen
Mollie Rainey
Sardinia
Louisa Perin
Fourth at Williamsburg Independence Day Celebration
Williamsburg American Legion prepares a July 4 program with a grand parade at 8 30 a m, band concert, baseball, speeches, races, contests, a sham battle by Co I 147th Infantry ONG, fireworks and a dance at the armory. Events occur in the park for 10 000 to 15 000 spectators with free entry at Har ry Hines drug store. Committee members include Harry Dennis Walter Curry and Ernest Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Co. I
147Th Infantry O. N. G
Harry Hines Drug Store
Harry
Dennis
Walter Curry
Ernest Weeks
Destructive Fence Vandalism Warns Local Youths
County commissioners erected an iron fence from the Main Street bridge to guard rail crossings. Recent acts by destructive youths bent and snapped pallings and defaced the property. Officials hold the names of the offenders and warn of enforcement if repairs are not made.
Women voters can sign petitions for office
The article states that women over 21 who are voters have all rights and privileges of other voters, can sign petitions for nominating candidates, and may hold office. It addresses prospective candidates asking if women can participate in petition signing.
Last Day Each Month With Tax Man H J McCafferty
H J McCafferty the internal tax man will be in Batavia on the last day of each month to conduct business. Individuals may file current terms or obtain information as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. McCafferty
Batavia
Batavia Township Board Chooses New Teacher
At Batavia Township Board of Education meeting Joseph Patterson of Summitt was named to fill the unexpired term of W O Ferree who resigned upon moving away. The board hired 9 teachers from 21 applicants after a policy decision to exclude married candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Batavia Township
Joseph Patterson
Summitt
W. O. Ferree
Olive Branch
Homer Phillipe Whitaker
Free Orthopedic Clinic for Crippled Children in Batavia
Dr Cofield, a leading Cincinnati orthopedic surgeon, conducts a free clinic at Batavia High School on July 6 at 1 p m for crippled children in Clermont County. He will examine and advise on care and treatment, offering expert guidance that would cost in a doctor’s office. Mrs Heidlebaugh urges parent participation and contact via phone 428.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cofield
Cincinnati
Batavia High School
Clermont County
Batavia Youth Wins Cadetship to West Point
Thomas Quinn Ashburn Jr. son of Colonel Thomas Q. Ashburn Acting Chief Inland and Coastwise Waterways Service War Department was awarded a cadetship to West Point entering July 1 1921. He passed the presidential exam as top student from Army and Navy Preparatory Academy in Washington DC and is grandson of Mrs Julia Ashburn of Batavia Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Clermont County
Ohio
Thomas Quinn Ashburn
Thomas Q. Ashburn
Army and Navy Preparatory Academy
Washington, D. C
Julia Kashburn
Batavia, O
Pike Section Near Amelia Near Completion for Inspection
H. Laub & Co report their section of the state pike near Amelia is completed and awaiting state inspectors for approval. The road is well built and lines up with state requirements. The firm plans to bid on the pike from the Hamilton county line to Williamsburg, with possible county take over this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laub & Co
Amelia
Hamilton County
Williamsburg
Brown and Clermont Day at the Zoo
An August 6 event at the Zoo draws one of the largest expected crowds. Organizers urge public turnout to swell attendance for the occasion hosted by Brown and Clermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Zoo
Batavia Boy Granted Pension for Spanish American War Service
O. Q. Leonard of Pleasant Hill Ohio received a pension of 12 dollars per month plus back pay for his service in the hospital corps at Fort Thomas during the Spanish American War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Q. Leonard
Batavia
Pleasant Hill
Ft. Thomas
Postoffice Bid Sought for Batavia Room
The U S Postoffice Department invites bids to furnish a suitable 1000 square foot room for Batavia postoffice with possession by April 1 1922 and opening July 31. The Glancy room is the only other option. securing it would require railroad mail transport. Masone asked to bid if arrangements with Mr Glancy can be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Postoffice Department
Batavia Postoffice
H. B. Glancy
Glancy
Masone
Loveland Bartender Fined in Liquor Possession Case
Cayril Miller of Loveland was tried in the Probate Court before Judge Young for illegal liquor possession. On May 12, 1921, while bartending for Roy Emerson, Miller attempted to pour from a bottle during a raid. inspectors seized the bottle. He previously paid $25 and costs for resisting an officer. He was later arrested in Columbus, Ohio, and brought back to Batavia, where he was fined $500 plus costs. the fine split between the state and county, with costs paid by Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayril Miller
Loveland
Young
Miller
Roy Emerson
Costa
Batavia
Columbus
Ohio
Emerson
Family Dinner at Deerfield Road Hosts Thirty Six Friends
Mr and Mrs Henry Hauck hosted about 36 friends on Deerfield Road Sunday. Guests arrived with baskets and a noon dinner was laid out in the yard. Attendees included the Cohorn, Hauck, Miller, Richey, Anstaett, Stagmann, Mil ler, Hoover, and Groves families plus James and other listed relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hauck
Deerfield Road
Fred Cohorn
Ed Hauck
Steve Miller
David Richey
Clyde Anstaett
James
Jacob Hauck
James Richey
Henry Miller
Harry Stagmann
George Hauck
Jesse Hoover
Milton
Mary Hauck
Everett Groves
Clermontter Lands Deputy State Fire Marshal
Eugene Hall of Williamsburg, a reliable Clermont Republican worker, has been appointed Deputy State Fire Marshal and must report in Cincinnati on July 5 to begin duties. The announcement praises his reliability and party ties and pledges a businesslike, fair approach. Congratulatory notes accompany the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hall
Clermont
Williamsburg
Cincinnati
Beckner Case and County Education Institute Plans
The Beckner murder case costs the county about 1200 dollars as a record. The County Teachers Institute will be held at Felicity from August 2 to 26 for a week with good prospects and high enrollment. The law allows 10 dollars for expenses to each active teacher and salaries are not complained of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felicity
Atwood anti theft auto law filed with clerk
The law requires every auto owner to file with the county clerk a sworn description of the vehicle including make and engine number. A 26 cent filing fee funds the clerk’s salary and the new record must be updated on each sale. The act, aimed at reducing auto theft, takes effect August 14 with about 700000 autos statewide and 2500 in Clermont county. A separate note mentions Batavia Catholic congregation holding a 40 hours devotion service with a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood
Clermont County
Poultry Demonstrations Boosted Across County This Summer
Farmers learn poultry care with about 40 demonstrations planned in July or August across multiple townships. Balanced rations using skim milk or meat scraps aim to improve laying. roosters should be separated from flocks or penned, and tomato worm control methods discussed by Prof. Parks. The Clermont County Farm Field Day is set for July 26, with taxation talks by O A Dyer in the afternoon. Representatives met threshers to set prices, but no agreement reached. County Agent Clyde F Tom and Treasurer W E McKeever face health issues. deputy runs office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Stonelick
Jackson
Clermont County Experiment Farm
O. A. Dyer
Farm Bureau
Court House
Batavia
Clyde F. Tom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walker-Jamieson
Manistee
Ferro Construction Co
Patavia
Western Female College At
Oxford
University of Cincinnati
Douglas Aiken
Amelia Bush
Wm. Carson
John Cleppenger
W. Culbertson
T. Brook
Walter
Robie Dinkelman
Geo. Ebersole
H. G. Elers
Cherrington Fisher
Gordon
Carl Graeser
Edwin Guckenberger
Louise Hahn
Albert Heekin
Ralph Hunter
J. W. Kirgan
Kirkpatrick
Katharine Keating
Merril M. O’neal
Fred Preasler
Neil Rogers
Walter Ritchie
Herman Rogers
Geo.Stuntz
Lauren Schram
Catharine Swing
Adeline Siefried
Horace Tangeman
Georgia Thompson
Horace van Tuyl
Phil Walker
Robert Walker
G. P. Walker
Lands Cadetship
Pike
Clermonter
Beckner
Charles Beckner, Jr
Steve Grause
Ba‘tavia
Swat
T. H. Parks
Ohio State University
W. E. McKeever
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!