Bataria Courier Notice From Bataria Ohio
May 15 1907 public notice from Bataria Ohio announces a local courier related action. Strong entities include Bataria and Ohio with the date.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1907
Page
8
May 15 1907 public notice from Bataria Ohio announces a local courier related action. Strong entities include Bataria and Ohio with the date.
A mixed local notice column reports spring promotions in Cincinnati and Batavia papers, household ads, and personality notes. It notes entertainments, farm goods, a child’s drowning in Moscow, and community church events plus upcoming Decoration Day plans and local business updates.
At a Batavia township school board meeting the following teachers were elected for the coming year: W. D. Groves Oscar Hartmetz Lena Hutson Bessie E. Lytle Granville Moody Drummond Guilbert Maham J. S. Hulick Geo. Bauer B. L. Ketchum Francis C. Burlew Wm. Innis Inez Maham. Positions 10 and 12 remain unemployed. Experienced teachers receive 42 dollars monthly. inexperienced 40 dollars plus 2 dollars janitor fee. J. S. Hulick unanimously elected township superintendent at 150 dollars per year. A ten mill levy was approved for school purposes.
Miss Agnes McGrew Bulloch of Washington D C will graduate from Mt. Vernon Seminary on Thursday May 23 at 11 o clock in the morning at the New Willard. She is granddaughter of the late J M McGrew sixth auditor of the U S Treasury and Mrs Aramilda Fitch McGrew. Known for her brightness and musical talent Batavians and Clermont friends send congratulations.
The Glen Este Special School Board of Education invites applications for the position of principal of the graded school. By order of the Board, F. P. Jackson, Clerk.
Mayor Joseph W. Murphy of Wabash discusses municipal treatment for drinkers and accepts a cure company's offer to reform Mrs. Tish Higgins the champion tag artist. Letters flood in as rival firms press for subjects before Higgins is jailed again. He cites city costs of chronic drunkenness at about 50 dollars a year and argues reform is preferable to punishment.
The annual mint report by director George B. Roberts shows overall coinage fell last year due to dwindling silver bullion. Philadelphia produced nothing for three months, New Orleans for four, and San Francisco did no work after the quake and fire. Domestic coinage totaled 167,871,035 pieces worth 60,216,747 dollars with major gold and silver outputs and several foreign coin shipments.
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