Batavia High School Prepares May Events Schedule
Batavia High School outlines events from May 13 to 29 including class exhibits, senior play May 14, junior senior banquet May 21, baccalaureate May 23, commencement May 28, senior dance May 28, and alumni banquet May 29. Tickets go on sale at Nash Pharmacy on May 10 and 24. Committees announced for Alumni Association events.
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P.T.A
Batavia
Batavia High School
Nash Pharmacy
E. L. Smith
United Brethren Church
Methodist Church
Batavia High School Alumni Association
H. L. Nichols
Hugh L. Nichols
Forest E. Ely
Paul K. Moore
Russell Seidel
Gertrude Hillen
Kathleen Barbeau
William Sterling Moore
Maxine True
Marie Young
Louise Lytle Anstaett
Jennie Penn
Ruth Kain
James Walker
Kirk Hamilton
Francis H. Deter
Richard Didday
D. K. McDonald
Louise Hicks
S. L. Larkin
Orville W. Halbisch
Nina Behymer
Amelia
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Traveling Wavel Officers Demonstrate Eastern Star Rituals
Georgetown chapter Eastern Star officers visited Williamsburg Monday to exemplify the traveling naval series ritual work in Clermont and adjoining counties. The plan to invite a neighbor chapter to visit for the ritual is gaining favor in CES circles. A social hour followed the meeting.
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Georgetown
Eastern Star
Williamsburg
Clermont
CES
Batavians Marry and Local Nuptials Reported
Miss Mayme K daughter of Kyle Moyer and Richard Didday both of Batavia were wed last Thursday at her parents home by Rev G H Wiggins in front of about forty relatives and friends. After a brief wedding trip they will reside in Clyde Tom's property west of town. Wm B Iles Jr and Mrs Izola Foreman two Batavia youths with positions at Citizens by Coin were quietly married last Sunday by Rev Smith of U B church. They live on Wood Street. The funeral of Mrs Mary Rosen mother of A M Stamm Williamsburg was held Sunday May 2 at the Presbyterian Church. she died in St Louis April 29.
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Mayme K
Kyle ,Moyer
Richard Didday
Batavia
G. H. Wiggins
Batavia High School
Clyde Tom
Wm. B. Iles Jr
Izola Foreman
Rev. Smith
U. B. Church
Wood Street
Mary Rosen
A. M. Stamm
Williamsburg
Presbyterian Church
Rosen
4 H Clubs Elect Officers and Set Next Meetings
Willing Workers Food Club of Owensville met in April with 80 members and elected Doris tetter president Rosemary Davis vice president Mary Evans secretary Leola Ansteatt treasurer Eugenia Podersai recording leader Eleanor Crawford reporter Next meeting May 22 Forward Workers Goshen met April 14 with 22 present committees appointed April 24 meeting April 24 with 11 present to discuss treasury funding Next meeting May 5 9 30 p.m at the school auditorium with boys Phillis Humphrey reporter
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Willing Workers Food Club
Me T
Owensville
Doris Tetter
Rosemary Davis
Mary Evans
Sec
Leola Ansteatt
Treas
Eugenia Podersai
Rec
Elean R Crawford
Goshen
Hoss Club
Phillis Humphrey
Huntington Couple Quietly Celebrate 64th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George W Huntington of Amelia Ohio observe their 64th wedding anniversary at home on Friday May 7 They were wed at Mt Holly Ohio by Rev J H Lockwood and have spent their lives in Clermont County He is 85 she 83 both in good health Cashier John Huntington of Batavia Bank is their oldest child.
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George W. Huntington
Amelia
Ohio
Mt. Holly
J. H. Lockwood
Clermont County
John Huntington
Batavia Bank
Batavian Succeeds in West Point Graduation
Cecil Himes of Batavia, son of Mr and Mrs Fred C Himes, graduates from West Point Military Academy in June with honors. He has made a fine record and many friends extend best wishes.
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Cecil
Fred C. Himes
Batavia
West Point Military Academy
Kahley Hurt In City Wreck After Sideswipe
Oil dealer Harry Kahley of Batavia was sideswiped by a truck on Stone lick hill during a business trip. His car overturned into a ditch leaving him with a bruise on an arm and leg. Moor's ambulance transported him to the hospital.
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Harry Kahley
Batav
Stone Lick Bill
Moor
Love Feast Reveries by Farm Bureau Council
The Farm Bureau Council Group of District No 2 sponsors an entertainment titled Love Feast Reveries where 26 First Night ers perform true to life roles. The event is set for Monday evening May 10 at Goshen auditorium with free admission and open to all.
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Farm Bureau Council
Monroe Grange Meeting Set With Marathon Guests
Monroe Grange of Nicholsville will hold its next regular meeting on May 7 with Marathon Grange as guests. The program will be presented and each lady is asked to bring a pie and a dozen sandwiches.
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Monroe Grange
Nicholsville
Marathon Grange
Clermont students win top honors at Miami University
Owensville high school five member Clermont county scholarship team excelled at Miami University on May 1. Harry Lampe won first in chemistry and Evelyn Rockwell first in Algebra, both ahead of large city high schools. Ruth Lampe and Mary Ellen Evans took second in Latin I and Plane Geometry amid about 80 competitors per subject. John Davis placed fifth in Latin II.
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Clermont County
Owensville High School
Miami University
Harry Lampe
Evelyn Rockwell
Ruth Lampe
Mary Ellen Evans
Ohio
John Davis
Miami
J. W. Evans
The Clermont County Gambling Raid and Political Battles
An editorial recounts a 1936 casino raid led by Prosecuting Attorney Frank A. Roberts and public statements by James W. Walker. It notes Walker’s anti slot machine positions in Clermont County and criticizes Roberts for delay amid claims of weekly takings around $17,000.
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Frank A. Roberts
Cincinnati
Roberts
Clermont County
Monaco
Moscow
Ohio
Walker
Garland G. Auxier
Goshen
Miamiville
Amelia
Frank Roberts
County raid nets 56 slot and marble machines
Prosecutor Frank A Roberts with deputy sheriffs and county detective plus Rangers from Mt Repose Loveland Branch Hill Owensville Goshen and Mt Carmel conducted a raid to seize slot and marble machines. At 10 o clock Sunday the machines were moved to Batavia for grand jury evidence with about 56 machines captured and held under guard for May 4 witnesses and ownership determinations.
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Frank A Roberts
T. Brooks
F. Abbott
W. E. Kain
Batavia
Mt. Repose
Loveland
Branch Hill
Owensville
Goshen
Ohio
Mt. Carmel
Amelia High School to Present Three Act Play The Ghost Parade
The Amelia High School senior class will present a three act play The Ghost Parade on Friday night May 21 at 8 00 p m in the school auditorium. Baccalaureate services with Rev George Reed follow on Sunday May 23 at 8 00 p m and another event on Wednesday May 26 at 8 00 p m. Reserved seats go on sale May 17 at 8 00 a m at the school building.
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Amelia High School
George Reed
Williamsburg Grange Mother's Day Program Highlights
The Williamsburg Grange held a May 1 meeting with a Mother's Day program after the business. Mothers received flowers and the mother with the largest family won a pot flower. The program featured songs and readings by the ladies who are mothers. The next meeting is set for May 29.
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Williamsburg
Soren Batavia PTA Plans Final Meet and Exhibition
The Soren Batavia PTA will hold its final meet on Thursday May 13 at 7 30 PM. After installation Mrs Grace Hourker plans an interesting evening featuring fourth grade with Miss Fishbach, a high school student coached by Mr Det er, and an exhibition of work by every room and department of the school for parents and all who attend.
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Batavia Pta
Grace Hourker
Miss Fishbach
Deter
Clermont County Track Meet Sets Day at Owensville Fairgrounds
The Clermont County Athletic Association schedules a county track and field meet at Owensville Fairgrounds on Tuesday afternoon May 11 starting 1 30 p m. Events for boys and girls include sprints distance runs relays field events and a baseball throw. All county schools will be represented with a full lineup of events beginning with the girls 70 yard dash and boys 100 yard dash.
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Clermont County Athletic Association
Owensville Fairgrounds
Courier Comment Roundup on Rivers and Reform
Flood fears rise as Ohio River climbs while President fends jitters with fishing. Labor law debates fade as Wagner issues ease. Homes sprout yet mortgages fade from view. Crown talk looms as Europe rests. The Sun launches a new Comment Column as Waterways notes critique of dam costs.
Batavia High to stage The Leavenworth Case Friday night
The Batavia High School annual senior class play presents The Leavenworth Case on Friday in the new auditorium. Basil Ring, famed for detective fiction, adapts Anna Katharine Green’s novel with Ebenezer Gryce pursuing the killer of Horatio Leavenworth. Tickets go on sale May 10 at Nash Pharmacy.
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Batavia High School
Leavenworth
Samuel French
New York
Anna Katherine Green
Basil Ring
Ebenezer Gryce
Horatio Leavenworth
Eleanore
Mary
Gryce
Everett Raymond
Maloney
Molly
Thomas
Trueman Harwell
Sally
Inspector Gryce
Ring
Nash Pharmacy
Radio Farm Night Covers Spraying Program In Ohio
WOSU Columbus broadcasts a Farm Night program Monday May 10 detailing an effective Ohio spraying program. The lineup includes 4-H Club news, vocational ag judging, Underground Railroad in Ohio, rural electrification, and a segment on Growing Dairy Calves. The late program features An Effective Spraying Program with T. H. Parks and J. H. Boyd.
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Ohio
WOSU
Columbus
C. C. Lang
C. E.rhead
H. E. Eswine
B. H. Pollock
Waterville
Kathryn Thompson
S. M. Salisbury
Animal Husbandry Department
H. Lloyd Jones
National Farm Loan Assn
Delaware
T. H. Parks
J. H. Boyd
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James W. Walker
Milford
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the Sun
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