Batavia News Briefs From Batavia and Nearby Towns
Local social notes mix visitors, travel and family events across Batavia. Residents Miss Elma Townsly, Miss Kate Hulick and Mrs. Anna Ferguson are mentioned with relatives in Chicago New Richmond and Pennsylvania. School and church community items note meetings, religious instructions, and a birthday dinner for a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Ferguson
New Richmond
M. E. Roberts
Lene
Mary Robb
A. T. Johnson
Clara
Changeable Weather Hits Batavia Areas
The article notes Friday and Saturday highs near 90 followed by a cool 60s after rain on Sunday. Northwest snow and furnace fires cooled temperatures while farmers welcome rain for strawberries and potato crops. Batavia streets received tarvia resurfacing and road oil projects slated to improve conditions later in the year funded by auto license money.
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Batavia
Batavia Mayor Orders Saturday Closure for Decoration Day
Batavia Ohio Mayor I J Larkin issues a proclamation calling all business houses to close on Saturday May 1925 from 2 to 5 pm local time during Decoration Day services. Also notes a separate auction of James Tate farm personal property on June 6 1925 at 10 am featuring antiques and household goods with cash terms.
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I. J. L. Larkin
Batavia
Ohio
J. L. Larkin
James Tate
Batavia and
Williamsburg Pike
Winthrop
John Young
A. M. Ellis
Lott Hulick
Lizzie Harlow
Mabel Mulloy
Hast Fork
Progressive Farm Woman's Club
Mary Knight
Monterey
Allie Rowan
Katie Caldwell
Zelphia Christie
Hattie Burdsall
Penny March
Hos‘tesses
Grand Five Hundred and Euchre at Hugo's Hall
Attend the Grand Five Hundred and Euchre at Hugo's hall on May 28 hosted by the Catholic Women’s Club. Admission 26 cents. All welcome. Local ad copy endorses Super Six or Essex Box for value.
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Hugo’s Hall
Catholic’s Woman’s Club
Essex
Liamsburg
Band Concerts to Be Held Weekly in Batavia
Batavans and neighboring residents are invited to weekly band concerts in Batavia during June through August. The Bata via band will be aided by musicians from nearby groups, promising one of the district’s best ensembles and drawing large crowds for business and pleasure.
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Batavia
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Clermont Courier
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Courier
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati Times Star
Cincinnati Enquirer
A. J. Koeble
Owensville
Miss Elma Townsly
Kate Hulick
Chicago
Paul Smith
Mrs. Mofford
Pennsylvania
Millicent Jenike
Clifton
Caroline Jenike
Fred
Mrs
Jacob Friend
Thomas Brannen
Sarah Ernest
Jacob
Judge
Fred Dominy
Spring Street
B. Nichols
Amanda Manning Robinson
Felicity
J. C. Br
Williamsburg
John Zurmuhle
Clara Zurmuhle
Edgar Zurmuhle
Cincinnati
Will Groves
J. Woolcott
Mildred Gaskins
Harrisburg
Illinois
Hiram Oade
Dean Barr
Gary, West Va
T. Glancy
Wm. Kirby
Elizabeth Rospelle
Anna Fravell
Walter Byner
Dayton
Edmund Parrott
Sciotoville
EB. K. Parrott
McCulloch
General Assembly
Columbus
A. E. Price
P’s
Miami Valley Hospital
William Krantz
George Hugo
Daughters of
Isabella
K. of O. Hall
Archi— Moller
Holy Trinity Church
Stonelick
Long
Richard
Daisy Smith
Ruth Ketchum
Ethel Murphy
Gladys Mofford
Mary Long
Ray Smith
Elmer Kramer
James Walker
Robert Dial
Richard Long
Weet
Frank
Fuhr
Asburg
Inez McNutt Needham
Williamsburg, Ohio
Louise Davis
Byyard
P, M
Rapp
T. J. Ricker
P. O
Loveland
Epworth Heights
Chas. A. Freemyer
2304
Bataiva
Stirling Moore
H. Stirling Moore & Son
Service
Bauma’s Service
Cooper’s
Ford
Chevrolet
Loveland, Ohio
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Richmond
Traction Depot
Georgetown
E. H. Kennedy
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Eebles
Prtsmouth
East Sound
Lae M. A.M. P.M. Ae
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Portsmouth
Winchester
Williameburg Payis Av
Hillsboro
Illsbore
Illsboro
Undbre
A. Rownoke
John L. Bladon
Cincinnat
Reus
E. J. Meek
Willemsbore
Batavia, O
Ella Lane
Grea Gra
Fane
Willig
George R. McKay
Olive Branch, Ohio
Federal Land Bank
J. A. Hartman
Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association
Flrst
National Barx
Innemoath
Shee Hy A
Chas. A
Freemyer
Hamlet
Roland G. Lewis
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Wyandottes
Wright
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Milford
Newtonsville
Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company
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