Batavia News Brief from Clermont Courier March 7 1925
Short item from Batavia noting Clermont Courier report dated March 7 1925. Details are fragmented but record indicates local events and notices typical of a small town newspaper.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1923
Page
8
Short item from Batavia noting Clermont Courier report dated March 7 1925. Details are fragmented but record indicates local events and notices typical of a small town newspaper.
The Clermont Courier offers a one year subscription at 125 dollars while the Courier and Com Tribune lists 485 dollars for a year. The Courier and Cincinnati Post are priced at 475 dollars and 75 dollars for respective terms.
Farmers desiring loans from Federal Land Bank at 5 percent should apply to J A Hartman 1307 First National Bank Building Cincinnati. Inquiries at reduced rates. Order now of Hugh Weaver agent Batavia.
Fred Simmerman visits Batavia. Loveland election petition going to County Board of Elections Thursday. Miss Marsh millinery opens March 10. Batavia Woman's Club hosts Goitre lecture March 10. Mission societies plan bake sale March 10. library tea March 16. Marriage announces Ringel Hancock March 3 in Court House with a ring ceremony.
We express sincere thanks to friends relatives and neighbors for kindness and sympathy in the loss of our mother Mrs Margaret Peterson We also thank the ministers the quartet and the funeral director for their comforting words and efficient service From the bereaved daughters.
L Rheinfrank will sell at 10 a m March 16 on the Adam Wolf farm one mile north of Amelia a lot of items including two good mares clover and timothy hay mixed four pigs eight good cows fresh sixty one white rock chickens farm implements and some household goods Frank Rust auctioneer See bills for particulars
A heartfelt obituary for Elizabeth Beck Potts born June 2 1848? who died February 19 1928 after pneumonia. It recalls pioneer life, marriage to Norvel Potts May 12 1870, children John and Rona Juella Wise, and describes her as a devoted mother neighbor and Christian. The piece laments loss while offering solace in faith and community support.
Mrs Mary Kirgan, born Sept 18 1855 near Macedonia Ohio, died Feb 27 1923 at her daughter Grace King’s home near Williamsburg aged 67. She married William Kirgan on Dec 31 1884 and lived in Bantam, Ohio. Survived by husband William, children John Byron Grace Carrie Myrtle seven grandchildren and many relatives. Card of thanks from Wm Kirgan and children.
The family of Mrs. Elizabeth Potts expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for support during her illness and death. They thank the singers pastors and all who rendered services, signed by Mrs. Rosa Wise and Family.
Several compact sale notices include two 2-mule teams with weights and ages, one 3 and 5 year old pair, and contact Christie in Williamsport Ohio. Also offerings for Columbia phonograph with records in good order by Mrs Geo Schwab Batavia Ohio. Plus farm stock, livestock weights, and a 78 acre land sale near Jackson pike Browning with or without chattels. Contact L W Bone Batavia for details.
Area 1 bargains include a small 8 acre farm with 6 acre bottom land and 4 room house plus large stable hen house fences priced at 1500 with easy terms. Also a 7 room alarma house with cellar barn silo and well fenced for 1500. A 4 room nearly new house with stable fruit and 4 lots offered at 1550 with easy terms. Jordan and Madge 214 Williamsburg Ohio.
For sale a 100 horsepower boiler 16x66 and a 75 horsepower Atlas Automa tic engine generator, GE 50 kW Campere 220 volts DC water heater duplex 150 hp pump feed water, marble switchboard panel with metre voltmeter ammeter double and single switches, located at Withamaour Corporation Williamsburg Ohio.
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