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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1922
Page
8
Local notices from Clermont Courier Batavia Ohio include social visits births and deaths events library fundraiser at Milford May 1922 and upcoming entertainment at Owensville Favret hall. Residents mentioned include Miss Jones of Cincinnati Miss Ruth Dial Judge Stephenson and Mrs Elizabeth Kain with remarks on health and family plans.
County schools prepare for 1922 28 teacher employment and insist on County Superintendent recommendations. Two and three year certificates from other counties expire after one year to allow Clermont county exams. Regular county meetings and institutes are urged for teachers. County Field Meet notes athletics and praise for participation. county commissioners met Monday. Tanlac ad from A O Nash touts non harmful tonic suitable for children. Church mission and civic events scheduled with Mrs A Nichols and Mrs A L Whitaker in Cincinnati. Monroe Grange No 2018 to hold a special meeting May 2 with large attendance anticipated. Batavia Woman's Club closes year with meeting May 20 at 2 30 p m. Reciprocity
State Engineer B. R. Justice inspected the Brown county river route for the Atlantic Pacific highway on a county trip. The survey awaits suitable conditions as backwater and mud currently hinder the route, with state and county support pledged to start once feasible.
Boston Lodge I O C F schedules a meeting for all members this Saturday evening to practice teamwork ahead of presenting an initiatory degree to 14 candidates on May 27. W R Aber serves as secretary and Lloyd Hulick of Batavia advises the export and foreign freight department of Fifth Third Bank Cincinnati. A Board of Trade session in Cincinnati discussed removing the 15 percent differential against New Orleans to favor Cincinnati exporters due to lower cartage and port costs.
The third State Holstein sale at North Randall on May 2 and 8 drew a majority of consignors calling it a success. Grose receipts reached 25 465 for 106 head sold, with Thirt Suite averaging 808 and the 98 ales averaging 280. Overall sale average was just over 240 per head.
West Virginia officials report coal production rose after the April 1 nationwide miners strike began. Loadings in Logan Williamson Winding Gulf Pocahontas and Tog River districts show steadier output while about 900 cars of unsold coal sit on sidings. In the New River field miners have petitioned for work at the 1917 scale and plans are underway to care for them. the field was formerly unionized.
Growers in Kentucky Indiana and Ohio who join the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association will receive a May 20 payment of about 9 000 000 dollars for their delivered crops. The second payment will match the first and district directors decide delivery method and timing with local speeches and district notices.
The Public Utilities Commission approved abandoning the C. M. and B. traction line from Newtonsville to Blanchester after an 80 day notice period. The road, a losing proposition, will be greatly missed by residents along the route as business can close.
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