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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1922

Page

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Grant Centenary at Point Pleasant Draws 30,000 strong

Clermont county celebrates U S Grant centenary with a large gathering at Point Pleasant and a parallel event at Bethel. President Harding spoke to a crowd estimated around 30 000 amid orderly processions, with local officials and Batavia representatives in attendance. Parking, a temporary Red Cross hospital, and a riverboat vantage added to the tribute. A future National Park for Clermont may be proposed at Point Pleasant.

Clermont County Point, Pleasant Bethel Point Pleasant A. 8 Grant Red Cross Queen Harding Mr. G Davis Blodgett Burdsall Batavia H. L. Nichols Thomas Higginsport Judge Nichols C. Kearns Colonel Penn Major Q. Ashburn Rev Big Indian Creek West

Boats Deck Collapse On Ohio River Steamboat

The Island Queen on the Ohio River to Point Pleasant had a deck collapse as it carried about 1700 passengers to the Grant Centenary. Twenty eight injured, three seriously, when the upper deck fell and caused a second collapse. Manchester band members wounded. Major Morse Hicks led emergency care. Government inspectors blamed a slipping steel I beam amid vibrations. no neglect found.

Ohio River Point Pleasant New Richmond Manchester Band Richard Armstrong Bethel P. F. Jamieson Frank Davis Batavia Manchester Camp Knox Morse Hicks 187Th Infantry Amelia Cincinnati

State School Aid distributed to 40 counties in Ohio

Auditor Joseph T. Tracy paid the second installment of the State Educational Equalization Fund to school districts across forty counties on April 28. The largest payment went to Athens County at 104,591.78. Portage received 91.34, with many districts receiving between 1,000 and 56,000. Clermont County listings include Tate township 808.94 and New Richmond Village 4,509.56 among others, totaling 480,666.82 for the county.

Columbus Ohio Joseph T. Tracy State Educational Equalization Fund Vernon M. Riegel Athens Portage Clermont Tate Township Washington Township Newtonsville Ohio Township Monroe Township Glen Este Sp Moscow V Batavia Tp Wilhameville Sp MIG Stonelick New Richmond V Williamsburg Sp DR i Viessens Mt. Carmel Sp Felicity Franklin OG A Ieans iv

Commencement Exercises at Williamsburg Township High

The Williamsburg Township High School will hold commencement at the M E church May 11 1922 with C H Teach of Columbus delivering the address and Williamsburg orchestra providing music. The class includes Margaret Ruffner Jessie Bricker Cora Smith Jessie Carpenter Adelia Shaw Elcie Glancy Ruth Harlow Julius Davidson Leslie Snell Lowell Steurer William Smith Shari Malott and John Harlow.

Williamsburg Township High School M. E. Church C.H. Teach Columbus Williamsburg Margaret L. Ruffner Jessie Bricker Cora A. Smith Jessie M. Carpenter Adelia Shaw Elcie Glancy Ruth A. Harlow Julius M. Davidson Leslie B. Snell Lowell Steurer William E. Smith Shari A. Malott John A. Harlow M. HE

Twelve Candidates Initiated by Mt Carmel Lodge I C O F

Mt Carmel lodge I C O F reported a strong membership boom with twelve candidates receiving the initiatory degree last Saturday night. Spencer lodge of Cincinnati performed the ceremony with polished floor work and well delivered charges. A visiting soloist provided enjoyable music and a Grange Hall lunch was well attended.

Mt. Carmel Lodge I. C. O. F Spencer Lodge Cincinnati Grange

Amelia High School Commencement Set for May 17 1922

The Amelia High School closing events are planned for Wednesday May 17 1922 at 8 p.m. in the I O O F Hall. The program features Keberger’s Orchestra, invocation by Rev E Burgett, diplomas presented by Supt N B 8 Heidlebaugh, and speeches by Ruth Wiggin Stella Forster Frances Meier Olive Behymer and others. Twelve graduates.

Amelia High School Keberger Cincinnati E. Burgett Alfred Hall-Quest University of Cincinnati Heidlebaugh G. H. Wiggin

Remarkable Day for Travelers to Pt Pleasant

Last Thursday saw thousands driving to Pt Pleasant with no recorded accidents among cars and auto groups. The vehicle handling system worked well and traffic moved in good order. The river accident details were noted as unrelated to this event.

Pt. Pleasant

Memorial Day Poppy Week Plans Across Nations

The Veterans of Foreign Wars announce a Poppy sale week before Memorial Day with May 22 to 29 designated Inter Allied Poppy Week. The Flanders Poppy is the memorial flower for VFW and allied groups including DAR, Sons of the G A R, Daughters of the G A R, Ladies Auxiliary, WRC, American Legion and its Auxiliary. Observance spans France, Belgium, England, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Cuba.

Cleveland Ohio Veterans Foreign Wars of United States France Belgium England Dominion of Canada Australia New Zeland Cuba Veterans of Foreign Wars U. S Daughters of the Revolution Sons of the G. A.R Daughters of the Sons of the Ladies Auxiliary Woman's Relief Corps The American Legion American Legion Auxiliary

Memorial Day Plans Form Five Committees for Program

A local American Legion general committee organized five subcommittees for Memorial Day events led by Rev. Burdsall. Speakers Eli H. Speidel and P. F. Jamieson. decorations by G A R and Mr Brunk. flowers by Woman's Club. parade chaired by Capt. H. B. Glancy. music by P F Jamieson. Outdoor program planned with two o clock parade assembly and a memorial sermon May 28. The Sun critiques county infirmary examinations and praises Albert Anstead and Henry Bergman for hospital improvements and open oversight.

The American Legion Burdsall Eli H. Speidel P. F. Jamieson Mr. Brunk Clarence Rice Kenneth Hillin Irwin Kain Frank White Lee Wood Fred Smith Jas. Lewis Woman's Club Mrs. Bishop Capt H. B. Glancy Kyle Moyer Ed Parrot Lt. Gregg M. E Union Choir Sec

Jersey Breeders Club Meeting at Highland Farms

The Clermont County Jersey Breeders Club will meet at Highland Farms Branch Hill on Saturday May 6 at 10 30 a m A business session precedes a talk on Jersey Publicity by Miss H Anna Quinby after lunch The herd will be reviewed and new members are expected All Jersey cattle enthusiasts are invited to attend

Clermont County Jersey Breeders Club Highland Farms Branch Hill H. Anna Quinby Jersey

Bethel Marks Grant Centenary Celebration in Style

Crowds gathered in Bethel for a Grant Centenary day with fine weather and decorations. Notables spoke including Senator Frank Willis and Grant III, amid military bands, prayers, songs, and a reception for guests.

Bethel A. S. Grant United States Frank 4. Willis Edmund Burdsall America Bethel School E. C Manning Hugh L. Nichols U. S Military Band C. C. Kearns

Experimental Farm Notes on Sheep and Feed Strategy

The report details a small Shropshire flock starting with 12 ewes and one ram, sales in June bringing 67.65 after costs, one ewe dying from an internal tumor, and 10 ewes remaining. Pasture seven months, fee charges, and feed costs are itemized, with soy bean hay and corn fodder used for roughage and shelled corn and bran for grain. Since March 1 the ration changed to one part soy beans to two parts shelled corn. ewes remain in good condition with six of eight lambs twin. W. E. Weaver, supt.

Cincinnati Ise Alsi Aces W. E. Weaver

County Rural Pupils Take Hth Grade Exam for High School Admission

Pupils from many county rural schools arrived Saturday for the eighth grade exam needed to gain high school admission. Early arrivals showed bright promising prospects as teachers accompanied them. The test was reported to be difficult.

Wool grading and Jersey cattle plans for Clermont county

Sheep men will attend a wool grading demonstration in Blanchester on May 10 at 9 am led by Mr. Smith of the Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers Association. The group acts as a large wool pool with costs around 2 to 3 cents per pound last year, and expects lower costs this year. The Jersey Cattle Club meets May 6 at Highland Farms Branch Hill to promote Mrs A Vos’s herd and a partnership with Frank Walmsley. County records note Char Rosselot’s outstanding Jersey cow producing over 50 pounds daily and near 60 pounds butter fat per cow in March.

Clermont County Blanchester Smith Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers Assciation Columbus Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers Association Ohio Jersey Cattle Club Highland Farms Branch Hill A. Vos Jersey

Clermont County Sunday School Convention Set in Batavia

The Clermont County Sunday School Convention meets at the M. E. church in Batavia Friday and Saturday this week. An excellent program is arranged with able speakers. A large crowd is expected and the entertainment committee is securing quarters for attendees.

Clermont County Batavia M. E. Church

Postmaster Examination Held in Cincinnati for Moscow Office

Civil Service Commission to examine in Cincinnati on June 8 1922 for Moscow post office vacancy. Pay last year was 629 dollars. Applicants must reside in the territory served and be at least 21. Blank applications available at Moscow Post Office or Civil Service Commission Washington.

Civil Service Commission Cincinnati Moscow Washington, D. Q

Frosts ruin fruit crops in southern Clermont county

The fruit section notes heavy frosts and occasional ice across several mornings last week, damaging fruit and berries. Areas not yet affected are expected to be inferior and drop before maturity. Also, Harry V. Spencer of Blanchester, charged with falsifying election returns, was acquitted after a brief jury deliberation in Wilmington.

Clermont County Harry V. Spencer Blanchester Common Pleas Court Wilmington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Batavia Woman's Club Robinson Shephard Arthur Goodwin Maineville Whit Hartwell Robert Owens G. W. Owens Felicity Chas. Barkley Hamilton O. Orphin Simmerman Marguerite Armacost Queen Ity W. ©. Sargent Wise Kate Woods MT. Carmel Alice Day Chicago Pearl Doddington Emily Phillips Graff Mt. Auburn Will Rahe Clyde Walnut Hills George Merriott Dora Merriott California Odarice Osenberger Madisonville H. Cross P. Cross Walter Crosse Caran Aud A. O. Nash Board of Education Janet W. Ballantyne H. 8 Ruth Wiggin Electricity Hodgson Glover Frances Meier Stella Forster Manin Olive Behymer Loveland High School Town Hall Robert Scott the Sun Albert Anstead Henry Bergman Henry B Experiment Farm Notes Farm Bureau News Farm Bureau C. J. Willard Ohio State University W. E. Hanger Clyde F. Tom
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