Local notes from Batavia and surround areas
The Courier reports social visits and happenings in Milford Batavia and Williams burg including Mrs Dollie Spencer guest of Mrs Wyrick and Mrs Gomien travel to Dayton Last week Mrs Mettie Root returned from Dayton with wintering in Cincinnati guests John Worstell family The Kings Heralds plan a May 22 home baking sale Mrs B B Peterson attended Rebekah Assembly Clarence McAfee visits from Florida to undergo eye surgery Local school board rehires old teachers Ely and Johnson retire Batavia Music Shop promotes instruments Frigid air service expands in Batavia Miss Adelaide Reeds paper chosen for reading Pentecost Holy Communion observed at Stonelick and Holy Trinity churches H EB Keithler buys a Baldwin piano Union Chapel advertises Ellington piano promotions W O Kirk concludes Batavia items listing.
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H. EB. Keithler
Mt. Crab
Union Chapel
Death of Katherine House at New Richmond Ohio
Katherine House died at her New Richmond home on April 30 1926 after a lingering illness at age 77. She was born April 18 1849 in Batavia Ohio to David and Lucinda McCann and lived in Clermont county most of her life. She leaves husband E L House two sons Charlie A Handy and David M Handy five grandchildren four sisters three nieces and four nephews. A Methodist and Daughters of Veterans member, funeral held May 3 at White Funeral Home with Daughters of Veterans pallbearers.
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Katherine House
E. L. House
New Richmond
Ohio
Mrs. House
Batavia
David
Lucinda McCann
Clermont County
Charlies A
Clarence N Young Attorney at Law Batavia Ohio
Attorney Clarence N Young based in Batavia Ohio lists office and residence contacts with phone numbers for business and home use. The entry presents a professional contact notice without additional biographical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Ohio
A. B. Nichols
Eli H. Speidel
Harold D. Nichols
Ichols, Speidel & Nichols
Attorneys-At-Law
Hamiliga Building
Main Street
Daniel W.murphy
Howard H. Jemab
Murphy & Joseph
Bly
First National Bank
Malo Batavie
Pike News on Regional Road Works Between Batavia and Stonelick
The Pike between Batavia and Stonelick advances with Buerkle and Pringle using improved power shovels. Gravel is being laid on the Batavia end while work continues below Hayworth’s, and repairs occur on the Olive Branch to Mt. Carmel pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Stonelick
Buerkle & Pringle
Hayworth’s
Owensville
Williamsburg
Stonelick Creek
Olive Branch
Mt. Carmel
Born’s Run
Williamsburg Clermont Lodge Inspection Noted for May Evening
The annual inspection of Williamsburg Clermont Social Lodge No. 29 F and A M will occur Monday May 24 at 7 30 p m. Inspecting officer C N Kress will deliver a stereoptical lecture on the Masonic Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Clermont
N. Kress
U B Church Holds Joint Service and Ground-Breaking Plan
Last Sunday evening the U B Church met at the town hall with Pastor H. Schiering of Cluff Church leading the service. The C E Society Juniors and orchestra performed as hundreds attended. A ground breaking for the new church will follow the morning service on the church lawn with all members former members and friends invited.
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H. ©. Schiering
Cluff
C.E. Society
Elmer Koester
C. E’s
U. B
Cluff U. B
Mabley & Carew Glee Club to Perform in Batavia Ohio
The Mabley and Carew Glee Club from Cincinnati will appear at Capitol Theatre Batavia on Friday May 21 at 7 p m standard time 8 p m eastern time. Proceeds by silver offering aid a Methodist Sunday School class. A program is available at local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mabley & Carew
Capitol Theatre
Batavia
Ohio
Methodist Church
Beechwood Camp Opens in Clermont County Youth Training
Beechwood Camp at Beech wood on the East Fork near Batavia opens Monday June 21 and runs to July 2 under Director Edwin Killin with a ten day course of religious education and camp life. Registration is urged through Edwin Killin at Cincinnati address 1105 Elm Street as only a few spots remain.
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Clermont County
Young Peoples
Beechwood
Edwin Killin
East Fork
Batavia
Gayland Weaver
Elm Street
Cincinnati
Livewire Poultry Club Holds May Meeting in Owensville
The Livewire 4-H Poultry Club met at Miss Carmen Snider's home in Owensville for its second gathering. Clarence Lytle spoke on raising chicks, followed by games. Visitor Catherine Guenther joined. Next meeting set for May 21 at 1 30 p m with Louise Meier hosting.
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Livewire Poultry Club
Livewire 4-H Poultry Club
Carmen Snider
Owensville
Clarence Lytle
Louise Meier
Catherine Guenther
Selma Mefford
Jolly Cooking Club organized in Williamsburg
The Jolly Cooking Club in Williams burg met May 8 at Mrs. Mabel Boyd's home. Officers elected include Agnes Manley president Virginia Ashton vice president Mary Hutchinson secretary Carmen Hutchinson treasurer and Eleanor Ashton cheer and song leader. Meetings planned in Williamsburg High School Domestic Science Room. Visitors welcome.
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Jolly Cooking Club
Cooking Club
Williamsburg
Mabel Boyd
Agnes Manley
Virginia Ashton
Mary Hutchinson
Carmen Hutchinson
Eleanor Ashton
Williamsburg High School
Esther Manley
Amelia 4-H Clothing Club forms in Amelia
At 2 p m on Monday May 10 the Amelia Clothing Club held its first meeting at the leader Miss Olive Behymer's home Ten girls attended and officers were elected Opal Whitt president Estelle Bennett vice president Jennie Mae Hutson secretary Marjorie Hutson treasurer The next meeting is set for 2 30 p m Friday May 14 at Marjorie Hutson's home Amelia Elsie Motzer News Reporter.
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Amelia Clothing Club
Amelia
Olive Behymer
Opal Whitt
Estelle Bennett
Jennie Mae Hutson
Marjorie Hutson
Elsie Motzer
Busy Bees Hold May Meeting at School House
The Busy Bees met at the school house on Wednesday May 5 at one oclock. After singing America the president spoke and plans were made for a weiner roast next Wednesday night. Officers elected were Evalon Frazier president Elizabeth Cowdrey secretary and treasurer Kathryn Rose news reporter.
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America
Evalon Frazier
Elizabeth Cowdrey
Kathryn Rose
Glen Olive 4-H Clothing Club Holds May Meeting
The Glen Olive 4-H Clothing Club met on May 12 with all members present. They cut out garments for sewing at the May 26 session and planned activities for the coming year. Pictures were taken and games enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Olive Clothing Club
Glen Olive 4-H Clothing Club
Dorothy Ludlow
Clothing Club Leaders Meet at Batavia Court House
On May 18 at 1 00 p m twelve clothing club leaders and assistants met at Batavia Court House. County agent Wm G Winemiller opened remarks on how club work builds better men and women. Miss Anna Biebricher of Columbus led discussions and offered help on each phase of four year course club work. The afternoon left attendees confident and encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Wm. G. Winemiller
Anna Biebricher
Columbus
Bean Beetle Threat Fades With New Controls for Beans
Wm. G. Winemiller, County Agent, notes the Mexican bean beetle reached Ohio in 1923 and threatened soybeans but newer insecticides and precise under-leaf application offer effective control. Early, repeated dust or spray treatments using calcium arsenate or sodium flucsilicate are advised, with application rates per acre and equipment guidance for small gardens to large fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Portsmouth
Wm. G. Winemiller
Term insurance reinstatement deadline announced
July 2 ends two month window for World War Veterans to reinstate or convert wartime term policies. Lapsed policies not filed by then will be discontinued. Veterans should contact the Batavia Red Cross office for details and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Batavia
Federal Land Bank Loans and Local Seed Offer
The notice advertises Federal Land Bank loans with dividends to borrowers and low interest, urging farmers to apply via J. A. Hartman Levy-Treas Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association. It also promotes bulk seed sales at P. M. Rapp in Batavia Ohio as the season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hartman
Levy-Treas
Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association
First National Bank
Cincinnati
P. M. Rapp’s
Batavia
Peyanie
Ohio
Loveland Pam
Loveland
Orpington Ee
Charles Shor
P.M. Rapp
B. Nichols
Batavia Building & Loan Co
O. Ijanti
Mi Bapis Bovevin
J. OQ
Fuhr
Williamsburg
Lloyd
Hulick
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Milford
Mettie Root
Dayton
Henry Dawson
John Worstell
H. J. King
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B. B. Peterson
Rebekah Assembly
Canton
Clarence McAfee
Florida
Batavia School Board
Ely
Johnson
Lehigh
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Fuhr's
A.O. Nash
Batavia Woman’s Club
New Richmond Club
Adelaide Reed
Father Evers
Holy Trinity Church
Clarence N. Young
Pike News
Bethel
Glancy School House
U. B. Church
Lowe Brothers
J. O. Fuhr
Amelia 4-H Clothing Club
Clothing Club Leaders Training School
Vital-Rand
C. H. McNutt & Company
Williamsburg, Ohio
Short Mill & Lumber Co
C, W. Short
Strader Ave
Delta Ave
East End
Red Cross Office
Atari
John W. Tate
Lindale
Ten Mile Creek
Clark
Frank Rust
Frank Wibble
Rbasiaence
Minn
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Awson E. Bradley
Cincinna’ Univ, Étanlé
H. L. Nichols
Provident Bank Bidg
Cincnnati, Ohio
Hamilton
Riesdence
Mr. W. Weaver
A. P. Buerkle
Owensville, Ohio
Federal Land Bank Loans
Righnerife
W. P. Rush
Mont’s
Fordson Ateator Dew
Bateria
Blac
Rice
Bataviatavia
Walter Hughes
Jackson Pike
Binning Bros
John Hollifield
T. Washington
John Stettinius
John Lutes Olive Branch
Peerless Creamery
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Setae Ersey & Na Nanc Beter Sweet
Une
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