Field and Track Meet at Owensville May 17 1924
Clermont County High School hosts a field and track meet at Owensville Fair Grounds on Saturday May 17 1924 beginning at 9 am. Boys compete in track and field events, then girls in track events, with team prizes including pennants and a meet cup, and a 2:30 pm baseball game between northern and southern county champions.
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Clermont County
Owensville Fair Grounds
Business Men’s Club
Owensville
R. E. Crabtree
J. W. Smith
Juniors Entertain Seniors at Batavia High School
The Batavia High School junior class hosted a reception for seniors in the auditorium last Friday with about forty in attendance. Sophomore girls served as waitresses as pink and lavender decorations brightened the room.
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Batavia High School
Fritz Kramer
Supt. Marlow
Miss McCall
Bonar
Miss Lockridge
James Patchell
Donald Marlow
Sanford Searls
Richard Dial
Claud Coyle
Harry Cover
Walter Lytle
Byron Barbeau
Harry Jennigs
Hugh Weaver
Sophia Franz
Hilda Bauer
Grace Winemiller
Marjory Watson
Betty Carroll
Gertrude Wilson
Gertrude Burnett
Lena Hendrixson
Viola Lewis
Mariam Bernstein
Harmon Cover
James Brown
William Lail
Chas. Brown
Clarence Ragland
Robert Dial
Mary Wagetheam
Hanna Wymer
Ruth Bender
Mary Ross
Grace McGuire
Mary Smith
Ruby Wilson
Ann Parrott
Ruth Ketchum
Norman L. Burnet Charged With Forgery
Norman L. Burnet was arrested Monday on forgery charges involving a $300 mortgage note by Walter Bauer. He waived examination, bound over to the grand jury in $5000, and remained jailed in default of bail. The grand jury is to convene Thursday to hear the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman L. Burnet
Walter Bauer
Justice Larkin
Federal road work along the Ohio River in Clermont County
The federal government begins road construction in Clermont county between New Richmond and Moscow. Machinery and workers improve grading ditching widening and stone filling to broaden the highway. Materials will come from the river channel as there is ample supply.
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Ohio River
Clermont County
New Richmond
Moscow
Batavia High School 43rd Commencement Tonight at Town Hall
The Batavia High School marks its forty third annual commencement at Town Hall on Wednesday May 21 at 8 p m slow time The program opens with the Batavia Orchestra and an invocation by Rev A P Smith The salutes include the history by Catherine Smythe Clauses and the prophecy by Claude Coyle Valedictory by Betty Carroll An orchestra address by J W Ireland Supt of Schools Frankfort Ky and the presentation of diplomas by R M Marlowe Benediction by Rev Lechaeur
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Batavia High School
Iis
Batavia
A. P. Smith
Ots
Catherine Smythe
Frita Kramer
Frankfort
Fpr
R. M. Marlowe
Lechaeur
Batavia Senior Class Plays The Hotel Mortgage at Town Hall
Batavia senior class presents The Hotel Mortgage on May 16 at 8 p.m. in Town Hall with 35 cent admission. Baccalaureate sermon May 18 at 7 p.m. in M E church by Dr. McCulloch with union choir. Commencement May 21 at 8 p.m. 24 graduates. J W Ireland to address. Betty Carroll valedictorian Catherine Smythe salutatorian. Field meet May 17 at Owensville Fair Ground.
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M. E
McCulloch
J.W. Ireland
Frankfort
Kentucky
Betty Carroll
Catherine Smythe
Fritz Kramer
Claude Coyle
Owensville Fair Ground
Batavia
Correction on County Health Board meeting wording
A correction states last week's report should read Advisory Council meeting and notes it elected two members of the County Board of Health instead of two assistant health officers. No assistant health officer exists.
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County Board of Health
Owensville Odd Fellows Lodge to Present First Degree Work
Owensville Odd Fellows lodge will stage the first degree next Saturday night with a Cincinnati team handling the work. A large crowd is expected as the public anticipates fine ceremonial skill.
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Owensville
Odd Fellows Lodge
Cincinnati
Grand Lodge Guests Visit Batavia I O O F
Past Grand Master Robb of Cincinnati spoke at Batavia I O O F lodge last Friday night. Brethren from Newtown New Richmond Mt Carmel Owensville Amelia and Williamsburg joined talks and plans for Jacksonville Florida’s upcoming Odd Fellowship anniversary were urged. Refreshments followed the business and social time.
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Batavia
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Robb
Cincinnati
Odd Fellowship
Newtown
New Richmond
Mt. Carmel
Owensville
Amelia
Williamsburg
Dont Block The Road On Crowded Sundays
Advice urges clear pike space on busy Sundays to keep traffic flowing. Refreshment stands should stay off the highway and back to the sixty foot pike line to avoid congestion and accidents. Stand owners should ensure room in front for safe passage.
New Richmond Schools Close Year with Plans for Graduation
The New Richmond schools near closing as all grades succeed. A program at 8 p m Sunday May 18 with Rev H Clay Boyts officiating. Class play May 20 and commencement May 22 at the Opera House. Admission prices set for play and commencement. Keith's orchestra of Cincinnati to provide music.
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New Richmond
H. Clay Boyts
Opera House
Keith
Cincinnati
County Sunday School Convention moved to Batavia
Health conditions force the County Sunday School Convention to hold a one day session at Batavia M. E. church on Friday May 16. All are invited.
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Bethel
Batavia M. E. Church
Burley Cooperative Announces May 20 Payments
Lexington Ky May 10 The Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association sets third payments on 86 grades of tobacco for the 1922 crop ranging from 40 to over 610 percent of the first payment. About 8.5 million dollars will be circulated. Secretary and Treasurer H Lee Harley released the payment percentages and table.
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Lexington
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
H. Lee Harley
Burley Co-Operative
Early
Mothers Day Observed Across Bata Churches
Mothers Day was observed in all Bata churches last Sunday morning with good sermons and specially prepared choir music. The Methodist church decorations were beautiful and appropriate, adding to the occasion as the audience listened.
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Batavia
Batavia Sets May 20 for Community Clean-Up Day
Batavia proclaims a town-wide clean-up day to prepare for street oiling. Citizens should remove rubbish from premises and street frontages and place it for haulage to the dump. Loose stone will be gathered for repair use. the goal is neater streets and greener, smoother town appearances.
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Batavia
New Jury Commission Named for Williamsburgh
Judge Joseph appoints S L Larkin of Batavia and Anna Wakefield of Loveland to a one year term on the new jury commission. They will meet soon to replenish the jury wheel for the Common Pleas and Probate Courts. Parker Walker, longtime local resident and Knight of Pythias member, dies after fourteen weeks of illness leaving a wife Anna Katherine Bricker and five children Mearl May Alice Burton Lee Evelyn. He was a member of several fraternal orders and church. He is mourned by a sister Nina Wilson and relatives in Ohio and Colorado. A local business listing notes screen doors and wire supplies by P M Rapp of Batavia.
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Joseph
S. L. Larkin
Batavia
Anna Wakefield
Loveland
Common Pleas
Williamsburg
Death
Parker Edmund Walker
Leander
Mary Walker
Anna Katherine Bricker
Mearl
May
Alice
Burton Lee
Evelyn
Parker Walker
Pythias
Phythian Sisters
Modern Woodmen
Klan
M. BR
Salem
Ohio
Nina Wilson
Bethel
Curtis Walker
Uma
Colorado
Das
Decoration and Wedding Notices From Local Post
A local post announces Decoration services with committees for Music Parade Flowers Speakers and asks patriotic citizens to decorate homes attend events and contribute financially. The program follows a 2:30 parade from the courthouse and 3:00 old time cemetery exercises. Also reported is the March 7 1924 Anchorage wedding of Miss Gladys E Short and Howard H Johnson performed by Rev C E Denton with a dinner and dance at Lake Shenard. Johnson son of Mrs Lou H Shell is a Bethel native and WWI veteran. wishes for happiness flow from Clermont county friends.
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Larkin
P. F. Jamieson
Brice Hendrixson
Homer Glancy
Legion
Kenneth Hillen
Woman’s Club
E. Burdgall
Court House
E. Burdsall
Anchorage
Alaska
Scott Woliver
Gladys E. Short
Howard H. Johnson
C. E. Denton
Lake Shenard
Lou H. Shell
Batavia
Ohio
Bethel
Clermont County
Distinguished Visitor at Milford church address on government
Judge Florence Allen of the Ohio Supreme Court spoke at a Milford union meeting praising women’s leadership and civic duty. She urged attendance at primaries and nominating capable leaders, while traffic enforcement noted as Milford officers cite about 15 motorists for lights violations. three Terrace Park women had case dismissed for authority overreach.
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Florence Allen
Ohio Supreme Court
Methodist Church
Smith
H. L. Nichols
Milford
Terrace Park
Clermont Farm Bureau Names Leaders and Plans June Meetings
Silas Vance of Goshen township is chairman with Dr. Harry Norris of Felicity as vice chairman and J. P. Hughes of Owensville as secretary treasurer of the Clermont Livestock Co operative Marketing Association. The group will hold township meetings in early June to explain marketing plans and aims to stabilize the livestock market. A farmer owned commission firm may operate at the Cincinnati Stock Yards, with eventual elimination of commission men. Soybean seed prices have surged. demand is up and stocks are limited as seed houses report higher sales and occasional discounts for pooled orders. Clyde F. Tom, County Agent.
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Silas Vance
Goshen Township
Clermont Livestock Co-operative Marketing Association
Harry Norris
Felicity
J. P. Hughes
Owensville
Clermont Farm Bureau
Batavia
Livestock Commission
Cincinnati
Farm Bureau
Clyde F. Tom
Farm Bureau collects dues in Pleasant township
Twenty seven actions in Pleasant township Brown county collected membership dues for the Farm Bureau with judgment in favor of the Bureau. Interest as well as principal is being collected. Similar action will be followed in Clark township next.
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Pleasant Township
Brown County
Farm Bureau
Bureau
Clark Township
Kearns Lays Hold On McKenzie Appointed Arm sAid
Harry McKenzie of Columbus Ohio was appointed assistant sergeant at arms of the house last week through the efforts of his friend Hon C Kearns of Bata via He succeeds Uncle Billie Mc Ginnis and is now on the job.
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Harry McKenzie
Columbus
Ohio
Hon. C. ©. Kearns
Batavia
McKenzie
Billie McGinnis
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Federal Road Work
Batavia School News
Board OF Health Meeting
Grand Lodge
NEW Jury Commission
P. M
Rapp
Short-Johnson
Grange Meeting
Grange
Roll Call
Lowell Ransom
Chas. Hawthorne
Mrs. Haas
Ralph Curtis
Earl Shafer
Howard Snell
Laura Morgan
G. M. Caldwell
Pauline Caldwell
Narie Christie
Clarence Curry
Ed Christie
Mark Atchley
John Neil
Kearns
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