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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1931

Page

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Sheriff Roberts Nabs Highjacker Ritchie After Shootings

Clermont County deputies and Newport officials capture Ritchey near Moscow after he fled following the shooting of Ray Baldwin. Baldwin dies. Ritchey, a 26 year old shantyboat occupant, is charged with murder. Officials praise prompt action.

Hughes Moscow Meade New Richmond Ritchie Ray Baldwin Baldwin Roberts Newport Clermont

State highway awards announced for current year funds

O. W. Merrell announces available 18.5 million for road construction this year. Brown county receives 17,245 dollars and other allocations include Clermont 25,985 Highland 20,060 Adairis 18,995 Scioto 61,320 and Clinton 22,967. Next bid opening set for May 18 on about 4 million dollars of work.

State Highway Department O. W. Merrell Brown County Clermont Highland Adairis Scioto Clinton Merrell

Rebecca Marsh Praised for Toronto School Play

Miss Rebecca Marsh daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Marsh Owensville and a Toronto schools teacher receives praise from the Toronto Herald for excellent school work and the capable direction of the class play Tiger House performed last week. The production attracted a record-breaking audience and was praised from all viewpoints.

Rebecca J. L. Marsh Owensville Toronto Toronto Herald Tiger House

Batavia Forms Real Baseball Club This Season

Batavia launches a new real baseball club with Yock Anstaett as promoter Vic Gaskins providing uniforms and Batavia Legion financing. First game set for Sunday.

Batavia Yock Anstaett Vic Gaskins Batavia Legion

Batavia Woman's Club to Meet with Mrs Bishop Kostese

Batavia Woman's Club gathers Saturday chaired by Mrs W C Bishop Kostese. Event features Friendship themed Emerson quote and a guest address by Miss Elizabeth Dyer focusing on reciprocity day and friendship music amid club activities.

Batavia Woman’s Club W. C. Bishop Kostese Emerson Gurnease Anneeqensendees Friendship Music Snetevens Vievengelsteeenieend Elizabeth Dyer

Eggs Flood Market Drives Prices Down to Sixteen Cents

Market reports a flood of eggs boosting supply and lowering prices with Saturday night price at 16 cents per dozen for fresh eggs. Prices attract buyers and wholesalers monitor next shifts in supply and demand.

Pastor Installed at Monterey Presbyterian Church

The Rev. Samuel Huecker was installed as pastor of the Monterey Presbyterian church on Sunday evening serving Monterey in connection with Batavia. The installation was conducted by the Presbytery of Cincinnati with Prof. John A. Garber delivering the sermon and Rev. George O. Walton, Rev. R. Dale LeCount, Rev. Earl R. North, and Rev. Clarence Stewart in supporting roles. Huecker had been supplying the pulpit at Monterey since arriving in Batavia last fall after ten years at Lima’s Market Street Church.

Samuel Huecker Monterey Presbyterian Monterey Batavia Presbytery Cincinnati John A. Garber Lane Seminary George O. Walton Linn Street R. Dale LeCount College Hill Church Earl R. North

Coyle Signs With Springfield Keena Os Team

Claude Coyle, former Georgetown catcher, signs with the Springfield team in the Keena Os league. He is regarded as one of the best semi pro catchers in southern Ohio and fans wish him a successful season.

Claude Coyle Georgetown Springfield Claude Ohio

Bethel Plans Regular Saturday Band Concerts This Summer

Bethel moves to hold regular Saturday night band concerts through the summer. New uniforms will be furnished for both boys and girls. Officials say the concerts will attract business and provide leisure for residents of Batavia and Bethel.

Batavia Bethel

New Officers Elected at Clermont County Religious Education Meet

At the Clermont County Council of Religious Education convention held Friday and Saturday at Bayrel, officers for the coming year were elected. Lee Hill of Corndale was named president, C P Alt haus of Bethel vice president, Miss Louise Humphrey of Miamiville secretary, Mrs. Elsie Nort of New Richmond treasurer, and Franklin Morrison of Batavia supervised youth work. Several superintendents and assistants were also chosen for departments in Williams burg, Felic ity, Amelia, and other communities.

Clermont County Council of Religious Education Bayrel Lee Hill Corndale C.P. Althaus Bethel Louise Humphrey Miamiville Sec Elsie Nort New Richmond Treas Franklin Morrison Batavia Y.P. D Ruby Pierce Williamsburg Asso Edna Hite Felicity C. D W. R. Ireton H. H. Reed Amelia L. T

Fire destroys Pete Noll house on Owensville pike

A blaze last week leveled the house once owned by Pete Noll on the old Kline farm along the Owensville pike. Help from Batavia was requested but a bad road blocked the fire department’s response.

Pete Noll Kline Owensville Pike Batavia

Series of Farm Bureau Meetings Schedule Update

Township Farm Bureaus will hold monthly meetings at Moscow Junior Hall on May 8 at 8 p m Goshen Town Hall on May 9 at 8 p m Newtonsville Baptist Church on May 11 at 8 p m Perintown School House on May 12 at 8 p m A program with home talent and a two reel feature On Time will be shown at all meetings J E Reeves of Farm Bureau Service Co will speak at Moscow and A Kline of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation will speak at Perintown Public is invited to attend

Moscow Goshen Newtonsville Baptist Church Perintown Farm Bureau J. E. Reeves Farm Bureau Service Co A. Kline Ohio Farm Bureau Federation

Ohio State Government Costs Soar Under Gov White

A Columbus Letter reports that the first three months of Governor George White’s administration cost Ohio taxpayers about 2 million dollars more than the same period under Governor Myers Y. Cooper in 1930. It cites higher salaries in welfare industrial relations health and agriculture, but notes a decrease in public works spending. The piece urges voters to compare administrations ahead of 1982 elections.

George White Ohio Myers Y. Cooper White John H. Ferguson Health Banquo Department of Public Works A. T. Connor Cooper Administration Welfare Department of Industrial Relations Public Instruction Kent State College Ohio State University Agriculture Miami University Archeological and Historical Society Tax Commission Adjutant General Cooper

Meet At Felicity for District J C O F Encampment

Grand Patriarch A G Fuller calls a district meeting at Felicity on Friday night May 16. All members urged to attend. includes figures Bert Wheeler Robert Woolsey Dorothy Lee and Host in Hook Line and Sinkers.

A. G. Fuller Felicity Bert Wheeler Robert Woolsey Dorothy Lee

Amelia Schools Hold May Commencement and Events

Sunday evening May 10 baccalaureate services will be in Amelia Methodist church with Rev. R L Budd of Moscow preaching. Senior Class play is set for Wednesday May 13 at town hall followed by commencement Friday May 15 with J W Fichter of Hamilton delivering the address. All events begin at 8 15. Admission to play and commencement is 35 cents for all. Tickets go on sale Monday at 7 30 in the school building lower hall.

Amelia Methodist Church R. L. Budd Moscow Town Hall J. W. Fichter Hamilton Batavia High School Hugo Ruth Bell Virgil Iles F. D. Morrison Golden Glow Edwin South Sarah Jane Spencer Richard Lail Hugh C. Nichols F. H. Deter Moore Bobby Morrison

Senior Class Play The Hidden Guest at Williamsburg High

The Senior Class of Williamsburg High School presents The Hidden Guest a mystery play in three acts on May 12 and 13. Cast includes John Judkins realtor Bert Judkins Ralph Thompson McCarty and Chester Briggs as lead roles with Elizabeth Cowdrey Minnie Mayfield and Nellie Trotwood among others. Tickets on sale at Hines Pharmacy from May 6.

Williamsburg High School Lytle Creager Bert Judkins John Judkins Ralph Thompson McCarty Ralph Thompson Russell Livengood Chester Briggs John Otto Hubner Adren Miller Judkins Clyde Campbell Ruby Mayfield Elizabeth Cowdrey Tad Wilson Minnie Mayfield Ruby Mildred Stewarther Theta Phi Gamma Barrington

Milford Seeks Main Street Paving With State Support

Milford district seeks roadway upgrade as heavy through travel justifies construction. State offers to cover 60 percent of costs, 50 percent by the town and council. Improved streets, paving and water, plus well kept homes, define Milford’s vision once Main street is completed.

Milford

Musical Recital by Mrs. Zuella Laub at Tabasco School

Mrs. Zuella Laub of Amelia presented a musical recital at Tabasco school on Friday. Participants included Misses Marjorie Hyser Evaline Bottom Ada May Lavern Hall Dorothy Crellin Florence Ellen Laub and Mary Alice Greenwald with six-year-old Rose Mary Jackson performing a piano selection. The program was enjoyed and the progress of the children in music noted as encouraging.

Zuella Laub Amelia Tabasco Marjorie Hyser Evaline Bottom Ada May Lavern Hall Dorothy Crellin Florence Ellen Laub Mary Alice Greenwald Rose Mary Jackson Laub

Notices for timely submissions urged by The Courier

Contributors urged to send news items promptly not waiting for Monday. Early notices ensure better service. late items become old news. Mention of upcoming events and Mother's Day noted. thanks for past favors.

the Courier

Bob's Busy Day at the Sheriff Office

Sheriff Roberts and deputies report a busy day in court and town. W E Lewis of Cincinnati was jailed for the coon dog theft and sentenced to Ohio Penitentiary for one to seven years. A 20 gallon still and 8 barrels of mash were seized in a Lew Creager liquor raid. he pleaded guilty and was jailed. Clinton Bower pleaded guilty to possession. fined 100 dollars plus costs. Vernice Armant rout was jailed for saddle and bridle theft. A stolen Buick with no license, found near Moscow, was brought to Batavia for identification. car had red clay and 1931 model, under 2000 miles.

Roberts W.E. Lewis Cincinnati White Ohio Meinken Kain Moyer Lew Creager Lorado Squire Larkin Clinton Bower Vernice Armantrout Miami Township Clark Moscow Batavia Adams County

Clermont County Advisory Council elects officers at Batavia meeting

Clermont County Advisory Council of District Board of Health met at Batavia on May 4. The council, consisting of township trustees and village mayors, had twenty voting members. C H Ludlow was chosen president and Ed Ellsberry secretary. Arthur Ruffner was reappointed to the County Board of Health for five years. The annual report was read and approved. The council urged efforts to secure wells on state highways. Bethel Nursery, Bethel, Ohio, noted as having a strong fruit tree line.

Clermont County Pomona Grange Clermont Monroe Grange Bethel Brown County Pomona Clermont County Advisory Council District Board of Health Batavia C. H. Ludlow Union Township Ed Ellsberry Tate Township Arthur Ruffner Williamsburg Township County Board of Health

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Sheriff Roberts Mont County Woman’s Club Coyle Columbus Letter Amelia Schools Iona Cobb Nellie Trotwood Margaret Knauer Melanthuria Mellons Louise Rose Timothy Hines’ Pharmacy Lowe J. É. Quant Bob Grange News Geo. Behymer Lottie Speigel Earl Lipps Helen Lipps Irma Knause Lulu Lipps Mt. Carmel Locust Corner Marathon Grange Charter Grange A. M. Roudebush Harvey Perin Mr. Nobis J. A. Ashton F. A. Riehle Po‘mona W. O. Ferree Marathon Grange and Family Planck Xenia C. C. A. Council Bethel Ats Nursery
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