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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1922
Page
8
Clermont Courier advertises subscriptions for multiple papers and a combined offer. Events include a May 27 dance at Favre’s hall Owensville, a Legion dance ad, strawberry and ice cream socials, a Tanlac testimonial, a June 3 school ice cream social, and a May 27 farm auction. Births and visits noted include Carlos and Mrs Jordan’s baby and Miss Ola Jones visiting Covington.
The Legion Boys plan a Friday May 2 dance at Shayler View farm with top music promised. The Batavia hotel changes hands as Mr Strander becomes new proprietor and prepares renovations before opening.
A Colonial era note on sailors lighting pipes from a lamp in the forecastle is recalled, contrasting old rules with modern smoking rights aboard ships. The item ends with a subscription pitch for the Courier at $1.25.
Batavia citizens will witness two real ball games on the Batavia grounds between the East End Reds and the home team on May 30. The visitors arrive with few defeats and a strong reputation, while Batavia players promise their best game of the season. Tickets to both games are 40 cents, single admission 26 cents.
An examination will be held in Cincinnati on June 24 for a rural mail carrier at Amelia. Salary is 1800 dollars per year. Applicants must furnish transportation. Both men and women may try. Application blanks available at the Amelia office or the Civil Service Commission in Washington, D. C.
The Colored Giant baseball club of New Richmond hosted Bata Via last Saturday before a large crowd. Bata Via triumphed 10 to 1, with both teams delivering a fine game and spirited support from enthusiastic rooters.
Collector Charles M. Dean received a telegram from Roy A. Haynes detailing the theft of 6,000 liquor purchase permits from the Federal Prohibition Commissioner’s Washington office. Serial numbers given, $178,000 to $184,000 in missing permits. Cautions of inside involvement and recurring payroll hold-ups.
William Graham aged 66 died at his home after a long confinement with tuberculosis. Burial will take place at Five Mile in Brown county on Saturday. He leaves a widow and several children.
Chicago May 19 The jury in the second trial of William Dalton boy bank clerk who stole 772000 worth of Liberty bonds was discharged after 11 to 1 vote for conviction. Dalton appeared distraught and said they don t want to give me another chance A family friend said he now works in a trusted position at a Chicago chemical firm The case drew wide notice with speculation about the boy s mental state.
Last Sunday afternoon between 8 and 4 o clock R D Sapp suffered a paralytic stroke almost fatal. The 70 year old former county commissioner lived with his daughter in East Milford and is described as in good health prior to the attack. Friends hope for a speedy recovery.
Locust bloom appears as never seen before in Southern Ohio, covering hills and valleys with fragrance. Oldest citizens recall no such widespread display, sparking debate on impact on corn yield and honey production as bees work the abundant bloom.
Community event at Elmwood School House features entertainment and an ice cream social this Saturday evening June 3. Organizers promise a good program and a convivial night. all area residents invited to attend.
During the Norwood circus boure last Tuesday night a number of automobiles were stolen and driven to distant points for later removal. Several boys collected a small fee to service the machines and deliver them after the show. The man who did not tip the youngsters likely left with his car.
About 100 residents signed a petition to have their street treated with oil at the owners expense. The plan promises considerable benefit for a small cost. Anyone wishing to participate should sign with M F Ross before the oil is shipped.
A Owensville blaze destroyed David Brunk's blacksmith shop late Tuesday night. Firefighters saved nearby property but the shop burned to the ground causing partial insurance recovery. Damage estimated as total.
Bethel schools will hold an exposition and field day on May 24 inviting all who support pupil work and school advancement. Teachers and schools anticipate a large, appreciative audience for the event today.
Amelia High School presented its class play on Friday and Saturday with full houses both nights. Citizens praised the acting and production as students and teachers earned a neat net from receipts.
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