Local notices and social updates from Clermont area
Clermont Courier and Com Tribune listings show ads and visits by residents like Gatch Speidel and Paul Coyle, church notices, pharmacy openings, piano purchases, and community events. Reports include Ridgely and Batavia visitors, business updates, and plans for religious services at Stonelick and Holy Trinity with Father Evers preaching future sermons.
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Christ
Father Evers
Stonelick
Holy Trinity Church
Early Spring Blooming Signals Record Warm Season
The piece notes an unusually early spring with flowers blooming across sunny exposures. Vegetation is up, lettuce radishes beets and rhubarb abundant. Peach trees budded and potatoes planted. birds nesting and reptiles active indicate an early season.
Preacher Hurt in Garden Cleaning Accident
Rev. Stafford of the Batavia M E church suffered a severe scalp wound last week while clearing shrubbery for spring planting. An ax rebounded from a clothes line and struck him on the forehead causing an ugly wound. Neighbors aided his rescue and care.
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Stafford
Batavia M. E. Church
Clermont Courier Motto Reproduces Dr. Shaw Adage
A Clermont Courier note emphasizes practical, earthbound reporting and steady focus on fact. The excerpt quotes Dr. J. B. Shaw urging reporters to stay grounded and reckon with what is before them.
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J. B. Shaw
Notice to Burley Tobacco Growers on March 26 Deadline
Notice to members of the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association. No more tobacco will be received after March 26. Where local warehouses are closed growers may ship tobacco to Lexington for grading. Checks for advances and participation certificates mailed promptly. James C. Stone, Kt.
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Burley Association
Lexington
James C. Stone
Public Sale by Executrix of J M Shaw at Milford
Hester B Shaw executrix of J M Shaw deceased will sell at his late residence on Woodville pike four miles from Milford on Wednesday March 30 1927 at 10 80 the following 21 sheep 500 bu corn 2 cows 1 fresh with calf Buick touring car butcher ing kettle and jacket buggy 100 bu oats spring wagon lot of lumber 15 bu wheat Carl Garland attorney Leslie Pardue auctioneer Gatch clerk
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Hester B. Shaw
J.M. Shaw
Woodvile Pike
Milford
Carl Garland
Leslie Pardue
Gatch
Grange News Reports Growth and New Granges in Ohio
The Ohio Grange marks sixty years next December 4 and aims to boost membership at the National Grange meeting in Cleveland. Clermont county shows progress with Felicity, Owenaville, Goshen, Locust Corner chapters organized between February and March, totaling several dozen charter members and eager prospects for the future.
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The
Grange
Cleveland
Harry Caton
Ohio
National Grange
Clermont County
Felicity Grange
Owenaville
Goshen
Locust Corner
Ohio sheriffs to feed prisoners by pay rate for meals
Gov Donahey signs Bender-Derr bill allowing sheriffs to charge prisoners 25 cents per day for meals. Breakfast and supper kept light with a decent dinner while a prisoner serves time, feeding to follow the pay scale set by the officer in charge.
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Donahey
State of
Ohio
Ohio Motor Vehicle Law Requires Owner Sign Applications
Auditor Ketchum reports a memo stating Section 6294 requires the motor vehicle owner named in a proper Bill of Sale filed with the Clerk of Courts to sign the license tag application under oath. If someone else signs, it constitutes perjury. The memo urges strict adherence and asks whether the car is listed and tax receipt shown at issuance.
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Ketchum
Ohio
Clerk of the Courts
Chalmers
On Watch for Davis Pike Hill Dangers
Peter Ballinger and his men monitor the pikes to prevent accidents and protect travelers. Davis pike hill raises concern as slipping could soon block traffic. The road remains narrow and hazardous in spots.
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Peter Ballinger
Davis Pike
Bethel Nursery offers wide assortment of fruit trees and shrubs
Bethel Ohio nursery proprietor I N Crain announces season from March 1 to May with a free catalogue. Apples listed from 35c to 45c for various heights, peaches 20c and 25c, pears plums cherries quince, current and gooseberry bushes, grape vines, California privet and Jap Barberry shrubs, shade and weeping trees and evergreens. Trees described as well branched with splendid roots and growthy tops.
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I. N. Crain
Bethel
Ohio
Fertility Tactics Against the Corn Borer in Ohio
Ohio Experiment Station researchers study fertilizer use to hasten corn maturity and reduce borers losses. Trials show June 5 planting with full fertilizer matures earlier than May 15 with acid phosphate, suggesting delayed side-dressing and planting dates could lessen infestations.
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Ohio Experiment Station
R. M. Salter
L. E. Thatcher
Piano Delivered to Judge White by Kirk's Music Shop
A Baldwin grand piano was delivered to the home of Judge White last Thursday evening. Kirk's Music Shop of Batavia sold the instrument, billed as the Acme of Perfection in piano products.
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Baldwin
W. O. Kirk
State Highway Pike Work Between Batavia and Owensville
State Highway pike crews are clearing right of way between Batavia and Owensville and start repairs when weather allows. Plans shift from bypass around Clark's hill to improving the existing road bed. Buerkle and Pringle hold the rock work contract. Road has been nearly unusable all winter. limited funds until July delay new projects.
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Batavia
Owensville
Corporation Line
Back Bone Iron Bridge
Clark’s Hill
Time changes for Batavia and surrounding areas
Time standardization will begin to be recognized by railroads on April 8 and mail service will shift accordingly. Ohio may adopt the new schedule by June 7, pending 90 days after March 7. The new time suits summer use but winter evenings require artificial light. Light bills for private families average about five dollars monthly with the new time.
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Batavia
Ohio
Missionary Society Dinner at M E Church Draws Crowd
Missionary Societies at the M E church hosted a Friday dinner that attracted people from various congregations and proved profitable. The prize was 60 cents for the dinner, which featured good food and attractively decorated green tables.
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M. E
Sardinia Hillsboro Branch Connection Timetable
Trains run from Sardinia to Hillsboro with a daily schedule excluding Sundays. Depart Sardinia at 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. Return trips leave Hillsboro at 12:15 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. from Pennsylvania Station on V line.
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Hillsboro
Sardinia
Illsboro
Aliboro
Pennsylvania
Se St
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