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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1929

Page

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Clermont County Oratorical Contest Set At Milford

The Clermont County teachers spring meeting will be at Milford Ohio on March 30 with a morning address by T S Lowden of Columbus. The afternoon features the Clermont County Oratorical and Musical Contest at Milford High School Auditorium. Admission 2 cents adults 15 cents children. Luncheon served by Milford High School home economics class. Also noted is the first teachers exam of the year at Batavia High School on April 6 with renewal options and required subject lists.

Clermont County Milford Ohio T. S. Lowden Columbus Boston Mass Milford High School Batavia High School

New Fire Marshal Appointments Named in Governor Office

The Assistant State Fire Marshals named by Marshal Ray R. Gill were announced at Governor Cooper's office. J. J. Butler of Hillsboro was chosen for this district covering Clermont Brown Adams Clinton and Highland counties. John Hartman of Batavia was our former Deputy Fire Chief.

Columbus, C Ray R. Gill Cooper J. J. Butler Hillsboro Clermont Brown Adams Clinton Highland John Hartman Batavia

Three youths bound over for auto accessory theft

Night Marshal Alec Pierson of Milford arrested Edgar Massie seventeen Fred Cuneo nineteen and Wm Sargent seventeen of Owenaville for removing accessories from a parked auto. Mayor Hill bound them over to the grand jury in bonds of one thousand dollars each. They are jailed.

Alec Pierson Milford Edgar Massie Fred Cuneo Wm. Sargent Owenaville Mayor Hill Grand

Community Public Sale at Robert Ellis’s Stables

A community sale will be held at Robert Ellis's Sales Stables in Williamsburg Ohio on March 380 1929 starting at 1 pm. Stock to be sold to the highest bid including draft horses mules cheap farm horses shetland ponies cattle fresh cows springers heifers farm tools wagons and more. Eight percent commission and a $1 minimum on horses and cattle. Terms cash. John McKever auditor Stanley Morel clerk. Saturday March 80.

Robert Ellis Williamsburg Ohio John McKever Stanley Morel

Batavia Woman's Club Plans March Meeting Program

The Batavia Woman's Club schedules a meeting on next Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock at Mrs. Bly CO Bly residence. Program includes responses and Revelation The Bible as Literature with Mrs Lreton book review Son of Man Emil Ludwig and music by Mrs Jamieson. Miss Hulick will present famous churches.

Batavia Woman’s Club CO. Bly Lreton Book Review Emil Ludwig P. F. Jamieson

Bethel Plans Grant Memorial Building on Main Street

Citizens of Bethel will build a Grant Memorial Building at Main and Plane streets on Grant Highway at a cost of 24000. The two story 58 by 70 foot structure includes a recreation room and an auditorium for 1000, with a caretaker’s apartment, using variegated brick. Polluck Steel Co of Cincinnati will furnish reinforcing steel and Lang Co will supply structural steel. Funds come from Grant gold half dollars and local carnivals. dedication expected around July 4. Chas F Davis and Harry Hutson lead the building committee.

Bethel Main Plane Streets Grant Highway Polluck Steel Co Cincinnati Lang Co City

Easter Services at United Brethren Church Highlight Week

Easter at the United Brethren Church includes morning sermon on The Necessity of the Resurrection with baptism and reception of members. Junior and Senior Endeavors organize evening and daytime events with Love Offering planned for April. Church Night, choir practice, evangelistic campaign, and midweek services urged for strong attendance. M E Church notes Palm Sunday sermon by Dr J Roberts and Holy Land trip update with nightly evangelistic services and 100 percent Sunday school attendance urged.

United Brethren Church Ed Ross Andy Foos M. E. Church J. ©. Roberts Roberts Holy Land Huntington

Boy Scouts Admit New Members and Plan Four Patrols

At the regular meeting last Thursday, James Gregg, Wm Wolf, Richard Grace, Nelson Patchell, and Edward Patchell filed applications for membership. Nine boys earned Tenderfoot badges and one earned the Second Class badge. The troop will form four patrols to handle rapid expansion, with weekly meetings 7 to 9 p.m. Thursdays. Scoutmaster H P Abbott and Assistant Franklin Morrison presided as song books were provided and identification cards issued. Thomas Moorehead of Williamsburg suffered a stroke last week, leaving him almost helpless and speechless. he is a former infirmary superintendent and current county soldiers relief commission member, with serious condition.

Boy Scouts James Gregg Wm. Wolf Richard Grace Nelson Patchell Edward Patchell Cincinnati H. P. Abbott Franklin Morrison Thomas Moorehead Williamsburg County Soldiers’ Relief Commission

Obituary of Olive Applegate Widow of W B Applegate

Olive Applegate widow of W B Applegate and daughter of John and Eliza Silcott was born October 11 1847 in Batavia and died March 3 1929 at age 81 years 4 months 20 days. She married W B Applegate March 1869 and had four children two sons and two daughters one son died in infancy. Surviving children are Walter Applegate Milford Ohio Mrs H E Stewart and Mrs J C Burton Columbus Ohio. One brother George Silcott Mansfield Ohio. Forty four years were spent in Branch Hill and she chose to live out her remaining years with old friends following her husband's death.

Olive Applegate W. B. Applegate John Eliza Sileot Batavia Walter Applegate Milford Ohio H. E. Stewart J. C. Burton Columbus George Silcott Mansfield Branch Hill

Father of 13 children arrested for whiskey possession

Oscar Wilkerson of Loveland, operator of the Waldo Hotel, was arrested Saturday night by Marshal John Parker for possession of whiskey. A half pint was found. He was jailed in Batavia after a hearing Monday before Judge Charles White, pleaded guilty, and paid a $125 fine and costs. Wilkerson has been in Loveland about a year and hails from Kentucky.

Oscar Wilkerson Loveland Waldo Hotel John Parker Roberts Meinken Batavia Kentucky Chas, White

Joseph Appointed Permanent Counsel for Loveland Banks

Joseph of Joseph & Joseph, Attorneys, named permanent counsel for The Loveland National Bank and The Union Savings Building and Loan Company of Loveland Ohio. Appointments require regular Loveland presence, with office visits to the late John McLean's law offices.

Carl 8. Joseph Joseph & Joseph Loveland National Bank Union Savings Building and Loan Company Loveland Ohio Clermont County Joseph John McLean

In Remembrance of Mrs Olive Applegate

Val Rule recalls Olive Applegate of Branch Hill, widow of W B Applegate, remembered for cheerfulness kindness and suppers. The tribute notes her long presence in Branch Hill and her devotion to family and friends, as old neighbors reflect on a life of sympathy and welcome.

Card of Thanks to All Who Shared Our Bereavement

The family of Mrs. Olive Apegate expresses gratitude for sympathy and aid. They thank Revs Holland and Geiss for kind words, Mr. Johnson for services, and Mr. Moorehead and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor for their kindness.

Olive Applegate

Court notices and final accounts in multiple estates

Guardian and administrator actions list final accounts and public sale orders for estates of Matilda Clemons Carrie Williams John Morris Anna Shoemaker James Haskell and others. Executors and guardians appointed or confirmed, tax and inheritance matters noted, bonds not required where stated, various property sales and distributions ordered or proposed. Ends with Pauline Hutte named executrix of Frederick W. Hutte.

Claude Sterling Cooper Geo. D. Murphy Matilda Clemons Lulu Gowdy Gray Lulu Gray Louis Clemons Benjamin Clemons James Haskell William R. Green Ira E. Green Elmer D. Neal Harry Britton Merida Taylor Federal Land Bank Harry Haskell Ed Smith Jacob Trost Carrie Williams Jessie Frank Henry Frank Albert I. Channell T. A. Pinkham Western Bank & Trust Co Cincinni Cecelia Grange Cecilia Grange Ona Pearl Kenser Wilbur Trinby Francis Lea Kenser Thomas Daugherty Frank C. McGuire Bordwell Bertha Hellman Harry F. Kennedy Millie Ziebold Andrew Ziebold John K. Morris

Transfers of land parcels in various townships deal at $1

The records show multiple conveyances including Lucy M to W H Gaskins for a lot in New Richmond and various other transfers such as Allen C Roudebush to E W Ramsey Co for 809 acres in Wayne Twp and Della M Hill to Jess M and Edith L Jordan for 111 acres in Wayne, all priced at $1. Other transactions list land in Bethel Batavia Union Jackson and Ohio townships with similar nominal sums, reflecting standardized deeding notes.

Lucy M. Hair W. H. Gaskins New Richmond Allen C. Roudebush E. W. Ramsey Co Wayne Twp Rachel N H. M. Melvin Roy Ely Bethel Eugene W. Hunt Belle S. Taylor Della M. Hill Jess M Edith L. Jordan Jas. M. Stone Florence Baker Batavia Two Adam and Rose Sues Peter J. Bucker Batavia Dwight Marksberry C. R Nettie Gardner Kranklin Ethel Peal Michael C. Lacinak Tate Two Alice Ellis Guyan Melissa Jones Union Two Fred Katherine Matre Geo. Dahlheimer, Sr Robert BR Rosie Donley Eva Clements Jackson Bertha Kunz Gertrude Avey Ohio Mrs. N. ©. Norris Margaret Longworth Felicity Edward Huff

110th Anniversary of Odd Fellowship Observed Nationwide

On Friday April 26th the 110th anniversary of Odd Fellowship in the United States will be observed with lodge events across the state. District assemblies, large dinners, and group programs are planned while some lodges hold individual meetings. Columbus will host a grand celebration with Kentucky Grand Sire and officers. Local attendees from this county expected.

Odd Fellowship United States Columbus Kentucky

Miss Annabel Allen Crowned Queen of Engineers Day

Fayetteville's Miss Annabel Allen has been selected by the General Engineering Society to preside over Engineers Day festivities with St. Pat. She will receive her Arts and Sciences College degree this June. Allen, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Walker of Williamsburg Ohio, is a Reta Tau Alpha member and active in Rootin Rubes and Blackfriars.

Annabel Allen Fayetteville General Engineering Society St. Pat The Arts and Sciences College Miss Allen Reta Tau A'pha Mildred Rankin Rootin’ Rubes Blackfriars Arkansas Traveler F. W. Walker Williamsburg, O

New Rich Mond Marshal Makes Hard Prob lems for Bootleggers

Joseph Colonel Jr. of New Rich mond, sworn in January as town marshal, has arrested and secured convictions, bluffing bootleggers and keeping the town clear. He works hard to prevent drinking in New Richmond.

Joseph Colonel Jr New Richmond Joe

Public official reports no major shortages after eight weeks

State examiner O. K. F. H. Doyle finished work at Batavia on Clermont county offices about ten days ago. He states everything is OK with minor exceptions in well regulated offices. Books and accounts were satisfactory and officials pleased with the report. No shortages or irregularities of any importance.

F. H. Doyle Batavia Clermont County

County Commissioners Meet March 18 Transact Several Bills

County commissioners on March 18 approved payrolls and relief payments to residents, listed bills for labor, supplies, and services from Bell Telephone and the Courier, and opened bids for jail infirmary doctor care and coal for county buildings. Oscar Glancy’s coal bid won at 61.7 per ton, with Keen and Willie Coal & Supply also submitting offers. A Ford Tudor was to be advertised with a surveyor's Chevrolet Coach acceptable as part payment.

Sam Ansman Minnie Adams Bell Telephone Co James Cartwright Courier Ollie Clemons W. V. Calloway Chas. Dixon Cigarette Licens Christ Hospital Care Abbott U. 8 Motor Truck Co Ford Wagner U Co VanHorn Colburn Nce

Child Drowns In Lard Tub At Mt Plagah

An 18 month old boy, Junior son of Melvin Young of Mt Plagah, fell head first into a half filled lard tub while his mother washed and drowned. He was found dead and burial was scheduled.

Junior Melvin Young Mt. Plagah

Batavia High School Basketball Banquet Honors Teams

Batavia High School held a March 19 banquet for the Boys and Girls basketball teams hosted by the Batavia Board of Education. The event celebrated successful seasons with the boys winning most games and the girls winning half. retiring captains Louis Fishback and Evelyn Iles lauded team spirit while coaches Moore and Morrison expressed satisfaction and optimism for the future.

Batavia High School Batavia Board of Education Louis Fishback Evelyn Iles Moore Morrison Batavia E ‘Aching

Batavia High Seniors-Tie Banquet With Juniors

The Batavia High School Senior and Junior Classes held a banquet Friday March 22 in the high school auditorium. The event featured double blue colors, a catered menu, and music from a radio. Principal remarks by John Kramer and Robert Barbeau opened and closed the evening with a Class Staff presentation signaling a new annual tradition.

Batavia High School John Kramer Robert Barbeau Weaver Circle No. 2 Methodist Ladies Guild

Monroe Grange Hosts Miscellaneous Shower for McNair Perkins

Monroe Grange held a shower at Frank and Mrs. McNair’s home honoring newlyweds Elmo D. and Elizabeth McNair Perkins, Overseer and Secretary. Sixty nine guests attended. gifts, candy and cake were shared. music was provided by Earl Jones and his sons. Harp player Mrs. Zuella Laub participated in a 68-harp ensemble at the Music Hall in Cincinnati on March 20 and led hospital committee work at Gibson Hotel.

Monroe Grange Frank McNair Flmo D Elizabeth McNair Perkins the Grange Zuella Laub Music Hall Cincinnati Gibson Hotel Ohio Southern Chapter

Benny Havens the West Point Song Legend

The Clermont Courier presents an illustrated feature by Elmo Scott Watson about Benny Havens, the inspiration behind the famous West Point song Benny Havens, Oh. Readers learn who Benny Havens was and why his name became linked to cadet tradition.

America U.S. Military Academy West Point New York Benny Havens West Pointers Clermont Courier Elmo Scott Watson

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. C. T. Association & Oratorical Contest Community Sale Woman's Club Miss Hulick Grant Mrs. Olive Applegate Reyord Mrs. Applegate Val B. Rule Queen of Engineers O. K Boys Ray Smith Billy Wilson Mary Fishback Woodrow Snyder Helen Gallagher Clark Gregg Leuellen Auxier Harold Gallagher Grace Kranz Louis Wolf Helen Born William Malott Jean Moyer, Dick Manne Pvuyv Muvuuic Albert Brothers
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