Batavia Fetes Home Talent Show With Strong Turnout
A Batavia town hall program last Friday blended literary acts and vaudeville with a large audience. Mayor Coyle praised hometown loyalty while acts by Miss Teal, Miss Thompson, and Miss Jones drew hearty encores and appreciation from the crowd.
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Town Hall
Coyle
Batavia
Mary Ellen Teal
D. K. McDonald
T. L. Hamilton
Clara Johnson
Gertrude Thompson
W. T. Dowdney
Darkey
Miss Teal
Louis Maher
Harriet Jones
Reading
Dime Museum
M. J. Kain
Spring Harbingers Sing Across a Severe Winter Ending
Migratory and non migratory birds return, filling the air with song as readers sense spring nears after a winter described as the harshest in years. March and April squalls may linger, but green growth and blossoms are expected soon, bringing renewed joy.
St Patrick Social at Monterey School House
A St Patrick social will be held at the Monterey school house on Saturday March 19 1910 for the benefit of the Presbyterian church. The event is given by the young people of the Sabbath school with refreshments served. All are invited for a jolly time.
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Monterey School House
Presbyterian Church
Ninth Street Baptist Hosts Batavia High in Doubleheader
The Ninth Street Baptist Church boys and girls in Cincinnati meet Batavia High School teams at the armory at 7:80 Saturday evening March 12. A large crowd is expected and admission is 15 cents.
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Ninth Street Baptist Church
Cincinnati
Batavia High School
Armory
Weight limits for trucks on Clermont county pikes
Teamsters hauling heavy loads on Clermont county turnpikes must observe weight laws. Maximum limits range from 4,000 to 8,400 pounds depending on tire size, with 38 inch or smaller tires imposing the 8,400 pound cap. Drivers are urged to avoid overloading as the pikes are in a musby like condition.
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Clermont County
Testing germination of seed corn for spring plantings
Farmers are urged to test the germinating powers of seed corn after severe winter weather. By testing grains from each ear, a reliable stand can be achieved from the first planting, avoiding loss when replants perform poorly.
Prominent Educators Offer Instructive Teachings At National Meeting
Quotations from leading educators at the National Educational Association sessions in Indianapolis last week are published. Topics include eye health, light and blackboards, early specialization, balanced manhood, systematic play, maturity pacing, German hygiene, and Boston school hygiene progress.
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National Educational Association
Indianapolis
the Courier
L. K. Oppitz
T. F. Harrington
Boston
School Hygiene Department of
Department of Hygiene
Clermont County Sunday School Conference Planned at Batavia
Clermont county pastors superintendents and teachers are urged to attend a Sunday school conference at the Presbyterian church Batavia next Friday March 11. The program includes devotions at 10 00 am addresses by Dr Clark on a clarion call for Sunday School improvement and other talks with charts and literature sets.
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Clermont County
Teachers
Presbyterian Church
Batavia
Master’s Vineyard
Clark
Ohio
Dean Barr Joins B and O as Assistant Civil Engineer
Dean Barr son of Mr and Mrs James Barr of Batavia has accepted a position as assistant civil engineer with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at a good salary. His permanent headquarters will be in Cleveland. Dean's many friends here and elsewhere will be glad to learn that he is making good.
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Dean Barr
James Barr
Batavia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cleveland
Dean
Batavia Woman's Club Meeting Date And Hostess
The Batavia Woman's club schedules its next meeting for Saturday March 12 at 2 30 p m with Mora J J Werner as hostess Patronesses include Mrs Annie Tatman Mrs B A Speidel Mrs J M Griffith Mrs J T Dial Mrs F Baum and other named attendees listed.
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Batavia Woman's Club
Picked Up Here and There From Various Sources
Winchester's new Baptist church to be dedicated March 381. Dr. R. M. Hughey of Washington D. C. campaigns for Republican nomination for Congress against General J Warren Keife. Wilmington to hold special election March 17 for $15 000 high school bond issue. Peebles seeks county seat move to Peebles. West Union opposes. Hillsboro porkers exports yield 0.75 million dollars to farmers over three years. Senator Sherman Deaton urged to seek Republican governor nomination. Rockefeller plans wealth distribution with Rockefeller Jr. directing. Warren County dog crows like a rooster per Lebanon Star. Dayton Lebanon Cincinnati railroad to run first passenger train into Dayton Thursday. Senate passes Beatty bill for heavy fines on false bank solvency rumors. defeats Nation Omather bill on trust company executors. J T Carey becomes Ohio division superintendent of N W railway in Portsmouth. Woman's Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans back Cincinnati for 2026 National G A R Encampment amid rail fare complaints.
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Winchester
New Baptist Church
R. M. Hughey
Washington D. H
Congress
J. Warren Keife
Wilmington
Sherman
Deaton
Urbana
John D. Rockfeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Warren County
Lebanon
Star
Dayton, Lebanon and Cincinnati Railroad
Dayton
J. T. Carey
Shenandoah
N. & W. Railway
Ohio
Portsmouth
E. A. Blake
Carey
Sons of Veterans
Cincinnati
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Teachers' examination classes in Batavia draw large turnout
Saturday's teachers examination in Batavia attracted many educators with 110 in the graduating class testing their knowledge across multiple subjects posed by examiners.
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Batavia
Mother's Club to Meet March 11 at School House
The Mother's Club holds its next regular meeting Friday March 11 at 8 p m at the school house. Program includes Responses by Kate Douglas Wiggins Munro Miss Nichols Pupils Wholesome Relations Between Boys and Girls and a discussion led by Mrs Hauck Mrs Slade Miss Hulick and Mrs J J Werner.
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Mother's Club
Kate Douglas Wiggins Munro
Miss Nichols
Sullivan
Hauck
Slade
Hulick
Have You Your Share of United States Money?
Treasury calculations show per capita currency at 34.87 for every man woman and child from the March 1 1910 figures. Total circulation stands at 3 134 003 250 with 49 335 244 more than a year ago.
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United States
Treasury Department
Department
Batavia Girls Win 13 to 6 in Armory Basketball Game
Batavia girls defeated Glendale 13 to 6 on Saturday at the armory. Miss Shepherd Giesler and Suefitde starred for Glendale, while Ruth Weaver Rose Wasner and Helen Bishop led Batavia with strong shooting. A double-header is planned for next Saturday as Batavia boys face Ninth Street Baptist Church of Cincinnati and Batavia girls meet the same Cincinnati team.
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Armory
Batavia
Glendale
Shepherd
Giesler
Suefitde
Ruth Weaver
Rose Wasner
Helen Bishop
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Cincinnati
Nationwide drive to wipe out house flies this spring
Chief Entomologist Howard told a congressional committee that a country-wide attack will begin with spring, as scientists and laborers use drugs, chemicals and mechanical thillers to eliminate house flies. A farmer’s bulletin will guide farmers on the pests and eradication methods.
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Howard
Bill to streamline railroad damage claims passes Senate
Senator Edgar Crawford of Carroll county drives a bill allowing shipper or consignee to file damage claims for goods sent by railroad with the Ohio railway commission. Evidence is reviewed and findings go to the county clerk. if not challenged, judgment stands and payment occurs within 90 days.
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Edgar Crawford
Carroll County
Senate
Ohio Railway Commission
Common Pleas Court
Postponement of Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch Charity Show
The entertainment of Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch scheduled for Friday evening March 11 for the Daughters of Rebekah piano fund has been postponed to Friday evening March 18. Preparations will be completed to ensure a splendid evening. Remember the date change and contribute to the piano fund.
C., G. and P. Eye West Union Line Extension Plan
W L Richards of West Union discussed extending the C G and P traction line to Adams county seat. E W White, general superintendent, said a proposition will be submitted soon and, if approved, steam power could run the road into West Union by next Christmas.
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W. L. Richards
West Union
Adams County
E. W. White
C., G. and P. Traction Line
Horticulturists Predict Fewer Insect Ravages This Season
Experts say extreme cold may have reduced pests that attack trees and shrubs, freeing zen and other infested areas. The winter's severity could yield healthier crops as past infestations weaken or die off.
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NEW Masonic Hall
Batavia Masons
Batavia Masonic Lodge
Batavia Masonic Improvement Company
Second Street
ST. Patrick Social
Ings
Thomas Wood
Columbia
Alchohol
Womans’ Club Meeting
Alert Exchange
Peebles
Hillsboro
Richard A. Beatty
Wood County
Nation Omather
Summit County
Mother's
J. J. Werner
Basket Ball