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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1930

Page

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Clermont County Girls Basketball Tournament Opens in Batavia

The Clermont County Girls Basketball Tournament starts Friday night at the Batavia armory with games over three nights and a final Monday. Batavia hosts a large crowd in a newly equipped venue as teams from Amel ia Bethel Batavia New Richmond Owensville Williamsburg Milford Goshen Moscow and Felicity prepare to compete. The drawing was finished late, so opponents remain unnamed for now.

Clermont County Batavia Armory Amelia Bethel New Richmond Owensville Williamsburg Milford Goshen Moscow Felicity

Clerk Breaks Jaw After Fall at Batavia Hardware

Jacob Anstead, a clerk at Rapp Hardware Store in Batavia, fell from a step ladder while securing a stove pipe. His head struck a stove pipe due to an unsecured brace. He received first aid and was taken to the hospital where he is healing, much to the relief of friends.

Jacob Anstead Rapp Hardware Batavia

Grange Meeting Highlights Cooperative Grange Features

On March 6 the State Grange Secretary W G Vandenbark and the Ohio State Grange Business Agent explained the cooperative program and introduced auto insurance. County Granges were well represented and members enjoyed ice cream and cake, urged by Deputy J A Ashton to attend future meetings.

State Grange Ohio State Grange W. G. Vandenbark Batavia Grange Grange J. A. Ashton

Federal survey to map county sickness in 1929

The Treasury Department through the Public Health Service asks the County Board of Health to conduct a confidential county wide health survey in 1929. The plan divides the county into ten districts and surveys a sample of houses to gauge sickness, focusing on diseases such as diphtheria infantile paralysis scarlet fever small pox tuberculosis and typhoid fever.

United States Treasury Department County Board of Heath Bureau of the Public Health Service County Board of Health United States

Young Peoples Meeting Hosts Epworth League News

The M. KE church youth group now enjoys the Epworth League recently reorganized. Sunday night program led by Mr. Morrison from Batavia schools. A splendid program with several active participants. Meeting held after church services. all welcome.

M. KE Epworth League Morrison Batavia

Southern Letter from Batavia Resident Enthuses Over Birmingham

Edmund Burdsall writes from Birmingham Alabama praising Shades Valley and Red Mountain views near Birmingham and noting summer weather has improved his health. He plans to return to Batavia around May 1 and praises The Clermont Courier for keeping him connected to home.

Clermont Courier Batavia Ove Ds Red Mountain Shades Valley Hollywood Cal Shades Lake Lake Shore Drive Shades Mountains Shades Oxmoor Warrior Birmingham Weekly Courier Edmund Burdsall North 24Th St Ala

Milford Garden Club Hosts Spring Planting Talk

Mrs J M Wiseman Mrs T L Hamilton and Mrs K E Bush were guests of the Milford Club last Friday afternoon at the president Mrs 8 Q Bass home. Wilbur Dubois spoke on Spring Planting to a large gathering and Mrs Bass served lunch after the program.

J. M.wiseman T.l.hamilton KE S. Bush Milford Club 8. Q. Bass Wilbur Dubois Bass

Batavia Teams Compete in Clermont County hoops event

Clermont county showcased five nights of basketball with Batavia defeating Mt. Crab town 62 to 31 and Williamsburg 24 to 14 on a busy midweek, followed by County Town Teams Tournament games. Friday results included Batavia 67 over Moscow 19 and Milford 41 beat Lafayette Hall. A World War compensation list for Clermont county dead and dependents was published with American Legion assistance offered.

Batavians Clermont County Batavia Mt. Crab Town Williamsburg Amelia Owensville Loveland Milford Bethel Moscow Lafayette Hall American Legion Mabel Massey the Red Cross Amelia—Rose Cline Herbert L. Ferris William Sherman Bantam Henry Johns Charles Arthur H. McKay Victor Stier Carl Sontag Mt. Carmel Howard Hancock Neville Roy L. Hastings New Richmond—Guard W. Allen Everett A. Bushman Percy C. Fagin John B. Farina Stanley E Miles Tabasco Halsey B. Davidson Wilbur H. Colthar Harley L. Donough Glenn A. Morgan Woodsville James A. Brown Emery EK Deitemyer Edward H. Hartman Clarence Nieman

Batavia Wins County Town Team Finals At Armory

Batavia defeated Owensville 47 to 15 to claim the County Town Team Tournament title after an exciting night at the Armory. Earlier Amelia beat Milford 42 to 19 in the preliminary, with both games drawing a large audience.

Armory Amelia Milford Owensville Batavia

Man Dies After Taking Strychnine In Batavia

Charles H. G. Weaver 72, a widowed farmer, died Monday after taking two doses of strychnine. He visited his attorney E. C. Ely before dying. Coroner ruled death a self-inflicted case. Elton Weaver, his son, inherits the farm. Funeral at Moore Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial Union Cemetery.

Charles H. G. Weaver Batavia E. C. Ely Curtis Ashburn Colburn Elton Moore Funeral Union Cemetery

Taft Passes After Illustrious Public Service

William Howard Taft former President and Chief Justice of the United States died at 5:15 p m in Washington He was ird in the nation's memory as a kindly figure and statesman His death attributed to multiple causes with one doctor saying the machinery just wore out He will be laid to rest at Arlington Cemetery Enquirer reports his passing and the nation grieves a cherished institution

Washington Cincinnati William Howard Taft United States Taft Arlington Cemetery Enquirer

Dr J C Fitzpatrick to Attend Ohio Veterinary Conference

Dr. J C Fitzpatrick of Amelia will be away March 19 to 21 in Columbus attending the Veterinary Conference of Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine. He will take a serology laboratory course and milk testing, and plans to buy laboratory equipment for use in the county. The August primary will be held on August 12, the second Tuesday.

J. C. Fitzpatrick Amelia Columbus Ohio State University, College of Veterinary Medicine

Batavia Garden Club Meeting Details

The Batavia Garden Club will meet with Mrs. Homer Buerkle on Monday March 17 at 2 30 pm. The program includes Responses My Childhoods Favorite Flower and an hour with Mr John Pommert followed by Suggestions for Our Club Flower.

Batavia Garden Club Homer’ Buerkle John Pommert

Miss Lorena Bush Weds Milton Hauck at Family Home

Miss Lorena M. Bush daughter of Mrs. William Henning married Milton Hauck in a ring ceremony at the bride’s home on Saturday evening March 8 just before 7 o clock. The couple gift guests a dinner and plan to reside on Spring Street. Present were Mrs. Henning Dua Bush Earl Henning Mrs. Jake Hauck Mrs. Charles Miller Marjorie Hauck Mrs. Julia Semrau Cleveland J W Semrau Miss Geneva Hauck and Albert Brothers.

Lorena M. Bush William Henning Milton Hauck Wm. Henning Dua Bush Earl Henning Jake Hauck Charles Miller Marjorie Hauck Julia Semrau Cleveland J. W. Semrau Geneva Hauck Albert Brothers Spring Street

State funds show large balances in Ohio on Feb 28 1980

State Treasurer H Ross Ake reports hefty totals across funds. General revenue stands at 8 798 975 71 while Highway 16 084 286 22 and Workmen's Compensation 68 865 897 18 reflect strong balances. Other accounts include Educational Equalization 1 106 279 40 and Teachers Retirement 44 617 007 20 with smaller trust and building funds.

H. Ross Ake Ohio Vika Ad Eduinti

Revival Meetings at United Brethren Church End with 18 Decisions

Revival meetings closed March 2 at the United Brethren Church with eighteen decisions seven accessions and stronger membership. Crowds attended nightly. Rev Sanford led the revival his sermons and music earning strong support. He is now in Peoria Illinois and the local U B congregation praised the services with a generous offering. The pastor expressed gratitude to all helpers including the press.

United Brethren Church Sanford Peoria Ill U. B

Poultry Meeting Planned in Batavia on Friday

A county wide Grow Healthy Poultry meeting will be held in Batavia at the Odd Fellows Hall on Friday March 14. The program includes talks by County Agent Wilson and C M Ferguson on chick rearing problems diseases and parasites, Clyde F Tom on raising chicks, and a report on the Grow Healthy Poullet Project with Ohio State University extension expertise. The aims are to reduce chick mortality to ten weeks old increase good pullets and boost profitability with emphasis on clean conditions and management.

Batavia Odd Fellows Hall Wilson Clyde F. Tom Ferguson Our Ohio State University Clermont County Clyde Tom Poultry Department

Convention of Religious Education in Batavia Township

Batavia Township Council of Religious Education holds a Sunday meeting at Amelia Baptist Church Ohio on March 16 at 230 pm with music hymn invocation welcome address remarks by J C Slye John Huntington F D Morrison Rev H P Abbott Rev Geo Reed and Dorothy Dunn solo followed by brief business session song and benediction the public invited.

Batavia Township Dorothy Dunn

State Shovel Relocated as Land Purchase Delays Road

A state owned power shovel moved from Davis hill west of Batavia to a new Ohio river job. Work paused after landowner forbade further work until land purchase occurs. Condemnation proceedings likely to buy land for road use. The road cost the state thousands and remains in a dangerous condition. Land owner named C. H. G. Weaver.

Davis Hill Batavia Ohio River C. H. G. Weaver

Baby Returns After Fire Injury In Cincinnati

Rosa Humphreys a 20 month old girl from Afton was returned home Saturday from a Cincinnati hospital nearly recovered. Mrs. Mabel Munsey Red Cross secretary arranged treatment and brought the child back. The Red Cross is aiding many dependents though many cases are kept private.

Rosa Humphreys Afton Cincinnati Mabel Munsey Red Cross

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Bata Grange Meeting Young Peoples’ Meeting Uae Rehcie Sane Southern Letter Milford Garden Club Basketball Clermonter Batawia W. E. Knapp Milford Building, Loan and Savings Co Cooper Great Business Organization of Knapp Garden Club Dolly Teddy Pansy Mary Anne Lilly Bell Margaret Nichols Dominy Bush Hauck State Report Baby
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