Jamieson Ashburn Nuptials Blends Batavia Families
Miss Mary Virginia Jamieson married James P. Ashburn in a candlelit home ceremony at Batavia. The bride, a Glendale College and University of Cincinnati alumna, wore white taffeta with bride roses. The groom, an Ohio State alumnus, is Phi Kappa Psi. reception followed with out of town guests listed. They plan a time in Asheville before settling east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Jamieson
Mary Virginia
James P
James K. Ashburn
Batavia
Milton Jamieson
Glendale College
University of Cincinnati
Delta Zetta Sorority
Ohio State
Phi Kappa Psi
U.C
Donald Jamieson
Julian Love
Lane Seminary
Dresden
General Ashburn
Washington
Belle Patchell
Belle Kennedy
Asheville
N. Carolina
Belle G. Kennedy
A. Hodges
Milford
T. Q. Ashburn
Washington D. C
Robert G. Jamieson
Detroit
Nancy
Elizabeth Kennedy
Dayton
Ed Patchell
James Patchell
Stonelick
J. W. Kirgan
Randall Walker
Helen Patchell
Eleanor Peters
Elizabeth Ewing
Dorothy Cummins
Mary Crary
Elizabeth Schiel
Mararet Huhnefeldt
Joanna Iles
John Ease
John Schmalhorst
Milton Maddux
Cincinnati
Wins Them All by Miss Julia Glover at Oxford Races
Miss Julia Glover of Amelia, student at Oxford, captured first prize a silver cup in girls foot races held there last Saturday. She ran seven races and won all, amid 80 competitors. She nearly tied the world record in the 76 yard dash and finished within a half second of the 30 yard dash mark. This is her third year at Oxford. Watch for her record next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Glover
Amelia
Oxford
County 4 H Club enrollment up fifty percent says agent
County Agent W G Winemiller reports 4 H Club work enrollment up by fifty percent over 1926. A May 17 conference at Batavia town hall drew nearly 200 leaders members and parents. Sessions covered 1927 program leadership minutes parliamentary procedure and recreation with state aides and Clermont county clubs flourishing now. Attend Owensville fair in August to see results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Winemiller
Batavia Town Hall
L B. Tom
C. Lang
Winemiller
D. B. Phillips
Forestville
David Roberts
Hugh Nichols
R. B. Tom
Clermont County
Owensville
Withamsville Play Appreciated at Saturday Performance
Play Appreciated. Mr. Holly presented the comedy drama That Girl Anne at Withamsville school hall on May 14 under the Withamsville Parents and Teachers Association. Proceeds were shared with Mt. Holly Church. The house was filled with audience praise for creditable acting and smooth lines. Music by Amelia orchestra marked the event. Notable acts included a comic duet by Jack and Gene Smith and a song and dance by Mrs. T Booth impersonating a negro woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Holly
Anne
Withamsville School Hall
Withamsville Parents’ and
Mt. Holly
Amelia Orchestra
Jack
Gene Smith
Fish Pond at Golden Glow Lunch Rooms Fails Water Test
Report notes Hugo’s rear pond stocked with goldfish. town reservoir water used, chlorine in the supply last week killed some fish and left water nearly undrinkable yet costly. Questions raised about health impact on users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Honas Hugo
Golden Glow
Notable speaker touring Kansas counties
Hon. C. C. Kearns spoke at Riley in Butler county Saturday night before a large audience. He is billed to address the Daughters of the American Revolution in Edenton on Sunday at 1 80. He will also speak at Tranquility cemetery in Adams county on Decoration day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Butler County
Edenton
Tranquility Cemetery
Adams County
U B Church Receives Flag and Memorial Day Services
The U B Church reports large crowds at last Sunday's Sunday school morning and evening services. Edwin Schultz leads the Men’s Bible Class as it grows. Cincinnati First Church presented a Christian silk flag during a special ceremony. A visitor from Williamsburg Rev Lippert spoke. May 29 Memorial Day union services are planned with Rev Stafford delivering the sermon. Cincinnati Enquirer featured a photo of the church in its art section. The church thanks editor Mr Rush for his efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Schultz
Cincinnati First Church
Sherman
Cincinnati
U. S
Eang
America
Lippert
Williamsburg
Memorial Day Union
Stafford
Indianapolis
Ind
Rush
Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
U. B. Church
Red Cross Drives Clermont County Reach Quota
The Clermont County Red Cross surpassed its initial quota by more than three times due to dedicated leaders H. L. Nichols and Mrs. Mabel Massey. Over $3600 was sent to Washington last week, with truckloads of second-hand clothing shipped via the Salvation Army aided by the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Clermont County
H. L. Nichols
Mabel Massey
Washington
Salvation Army
The
American Legion
Batavian Soldier Richard Richards Dies at 75
Richard Richards, a Batavian resident and ex soldier, died at his home Thursday morning aged 75. He served in the regular army for years and was buried at Williamsburg on Saturday. He leaves a widow and several children. Services were held from the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Richards
Williamsburg
Decoration Day events and ceremonies across Batavia area
Decoration Day observances are planned in Batavia and nearby towns with multiple services led by local legions and pastors. Speakers include General Chauncey R. Baker and Rev. Stafford, Riley, Nichols, Hausserman, and Speidel, with processions, army and union tributes, and cemetery decorations across several churches and towns. Facilities include armory, bridges, and church grounds, with emphasis on memorials and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Chauncey R. Baker
Columbus
Ohio
Armory
Navy
Wich
Union Cemetery
American Legion
Perfect Attendance Certificates for Batavia School Pupils
Supt Beaman lists Batavia pupils with perfect attendance for 1926 27 school year. Names include Albert Brothers Walter Ross Marcella Curtis Samuel Fortune Gladys Gunderley Vera Wymer Stanley Williams Norma Wymer Thelma Winter Billy Coyle Lloyd Hulick Randall Crosson Harold Brower Vernon Moniar Marjorie Brower B Marie Schissler Sarah Jane Spencer Marie Jenike Ruth Ann Spencer Mary Co Bauer James Hall wee tee Charles Hall Mary Kate Hall Eva Hall Mamie Hall Bernice Quenther Junior Tyler James Urege. Call at office to receive certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Beaman
Batavia
Albert Brothers
Walter Ross
Marcella Curtis
Samuel Fortune
Gladys Gunderley
Vera Wymer
Stanley Williams
Norma Wymer
Thelma Winter
Billy Coyle
Lloyd Hulick
Randall Crosson
Harold Brower
Vernon Moniar
Marjorie Brower
B. Marie Schissler
Sarah Jane Spencer
Marie Jenike
Ruth Ann Spencer
Mary Co. Bauer
James Hall
Wee Tee Charles Hall
Mary Kate Hall
Eva Hall
Mamie Hall
Bernice Quenther
Junior Tyler
James Urege
E. H. Pattison
Golden Glow Opens Feed Spuds Right
A Golden Glow lunch room opened Friday night to the public, described as a bright, modern facility with 18 guest rooms and a white marble fountain. Food service featured orange and black decor, with musicians and ample refreshments served to more than 6500 attendees. Local agronomy notes discuss best fertilizer placement beside seed for potatoes and county recommendations for Clermont soil types and early versus late planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garret
Hugo
West Virginia
Brice Hendrixson
John Clark
John Kramer
Dale Tilton
Richard Long
Stanley Williams
Naomi Stafford
Myrtle Wilson
Kirk Hamilton
Harmon
Theresa Craver
Grace Krantz
Clermont County
W.G. Winemillen
Prominent Official Attends Ashburn Jamieson Wedding
Washington native Major General T Q Ashburn visits his hometown on Saturday for the Ashburn Jamieson wedding. As Chairman and Executive of the Inland Waterways Corporation, he directed 300 boats to flood relief in the Mississippi valley. He is described as a leading, productive public figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Q. Ashburn
Washington, D. C
Ashburn-Jamieson
South
Inland Waterways Corporation
Mississippi Valley
Loveland Dominates Batavia In 12 0 Alley Hitters Shine
Loveland with a new lineup breezes past Batavia 12 to 0 as Batavia commits at least 12 errors. Michael limits Batavia to 8 hits while Loveland plays flawless defense. In another game New Richmond upsets Mt. Carmel 7 to 6 with Chuck Allen holding Mt. Carmel to 8 hits. Standings show Mt. Carmel, Weater, GYM, Loveland, Owensville, New Richmond, Williamsburg with mixed records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Batavia
Michael
New Richmond
Mt. Carmel
Chuck Allen
Carmel Boys
Weater
Williamsburg
Batavia Masonic Lodge to Attend M E Church in Mass
Members of the Batavia Masonic lodge will attend the M E church in a body on June 12 in the morning. All members are urged to be on time and help swell the crowd. Visitors are welcome. Wear aprons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Obituary for T. C. Baum of Batavia dies in San Diego
Former Batavian T. C. Baum died in San Diego California Sunday night in his 76th year after three years of failing health. He was a brother of W. H G F and Miss Lou Baum of this place. Burial will be in San Diego. A widow and one son survive him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Baum
San Diego
California
W. H
G.F
Lou Baum
Memorial Services and Decoration Day at Churches
Memorial services announced for Batavia M E Church on Sunday May 29 with special music and Rev Stafford delivering the sermon. Goshen M E Church hosts memorial sermon next Sunday at 10 30 by Rev J P Martin with decoration day services Monday at 2 p m and an address by Rev Martin. All soldiers and the public are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Branch Church
Fred Riley
Laurel M. E. Church
H. L. Nichols
John W. Hausserman
Batavia
Batavia M. E
Stafford
J.P. Martin
Goshen M. E
Goshen
Fish stocked in Clermont streams from state hatcheries
Clermont county streams were replenished last week with 78 cans of fish from state hatcheries. They came from Sandusky bay where the state produces a large yearly supply. Channel cat ranged 10 to 12 inches. Game Warden Frank Stagg oversaw distribution using trucks from various towns to place fish in all county streams. Good sport ahead of you boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Sandusky Bay
Frank Stagg
Qgood Sport
Batavia Street Work Halts Over Springy Sewage Patches
Batavia resumes resurfacing Spring street once ground conditions permit after the street committee halted work due to springy spots over the sewer. The project awaits better subsurface stability and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Street
Batavia
Pleasant evening dance at Milford Masonic Hall
An informal dance for young folks at Milford's Masonic Hall Friday night May 27 at 8 30 under the Masonic Glee Club auspices. Refreshments cost $1 per couple and attendance promises a good time for all. Overall note of congratulations on a Newtonsville marriage witnessed by Rev. Burdsall at his home Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Milford
Masonic Glee Club
Tandy Kelley
Anna Shields
Newtonsville
Burdsall
Marcella Kelley
Sallie Bauman
Wyona Ankrom
Improvements in Batavia Progress Amid Renovations
In Batavia improvements press forward as the Dewdney property, recently purchased from Mrs. Ella Glancy by Earl Elton, will be repaired into an attractive home. The Thomas Glancy house on Main Street is under carpenters for changes, adding a three room flat and bath and an upstairs flat above a former meat business space. Chas Hitt建 contractor and John Hartman are converting spaces on Main Street near Ayer auto sales into business rooms. Kidd and Reynolds are laying cement pavements in the courthouse yard replacing decayed walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Dewdney
Ella Glancy
Earl Elton
Thomas Glancy
Main Street
Chas Hitt
John Hartman
Ayer Auto Sales
A. Glancy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Batavia U. B
Mt. Pisgah M. E
Legion
Old Bethel
Eli H. Speidel
Bethel
Archie Lee Boyce
Louisc Omim
Nettie Smith
Ambrose Johnson
Annalee Moore
Mary L. Gunderley
Bailey Johnson
Baseball
Memorial Services
Clermont
Kidd & Reynolds
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