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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1931

Page

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Baccalaureate Held At Batavia M E Church Sunday Night

A large Batavia high school baccalaureate service was held at the M E church Sunday night with Rev H C Morrison of Louisville delivering an able sermon. The program featured high school glee club music and a class roll of graduates.

Batavia High School M. E H. C. Morrison Louisville Cherrington High School Glee Club F. Huecker Piavol L. G. Ludwick H.C. Morrison D.D Terres Geneva Bell Ruth Bell Juanita Croswell Jerald Didday Naomi Edinger Helen Feree Robert Hancock Geneva Hauck Edgar Kinner Grayce Krantz Richard Lail Selma Mefford Marie Miller Robert Mitchell Jean Moyer William Massey Blanche Rose Izwig Edwin South Elma Stoddard Barbara Urban Mary J. Wasner William White Lucille Whitt William Wolf

Not Guilty Plea in Manslaughter Case Over Hausleman Death

Herbert White, charged with killing John Hausleman on May 15, arraigned Saturday morning and waived indictment reading. He pleaded not guilty, posting $2000 bond, jailed to await the next term. White contends Hausleman shot himself in the scuffle. wife present. Prosecutor Ely for the State. Britton & Britton for the defense.

Herbert White John Hausleman White Hausleman Cincinnati Britton & Britton Ely

Baas Case Tossed In Common Pleas Over Love Allegations

The $25 000 suit of Eudor Bass against her father-in-law David Baas for alienation of the husband’s love and affection was decided in favor of the defendant in the Common Pleas Court three days ago. Britton & Britton represented the defendant while Murphy and Gatch spoke for the plaintiff.

Eudor Bass David Baas Common Pleas Court Britton & Britton Murphy and Gatch

Fatal Crash Claims Life of Percival Weller at Grant Highway

Percival Weller a 68 year old plasterer of Withamaville died after losing control of his car near Back Run on Grant highway south of Batavia. Rushed to Bethesda hospital in the White ambulance of New Richmond he died three hours later. His widow and Marjorie Peterson suffered minor injuries.

Percival Weller Plasterer Withamaville Back Run Grant Highway Batavia Bethesda Hospital New Richmond Marjorie Peterson

At The Zoo Opening Day May 80 Open With Shows

Decoration Day Saturday May 80 marks the debut of multiple zoo attractions including ice shows three daily, floor shows at the Club House, and Harry Ferris the clown magician. Children can enjoy free Punch and Judy, Kiddieland with seven devices, Fun House, Merry-go-round and pony track. Free automobile parking inside gates.

Harry Ferris

New Gas Law Sets Township Road Funds and Use Rules

A new gasoline law takes effect in August 1931 detailing four separate township funds for money received to be spent only on constructing widening or reconstructing unimproved dirt roads or designated alternative roads. County and state officials oversee plans vouchers and approvals with 17 percent of highway funds allocated to townships.

Batavia Woman's Club Holds Last Meeting of the Year

The Batavia Woman's Club held its final calendar year meeting on Saturday with Mrs. 8S. W. Sprague as hostess. The program included Responses Current Events Gandhi and The Problems of Mother India presented by Mrs. P. F. Jamieson and Mrs. John Huntington with music.

Batavia Woman’s Club W. Sprague Gandhi P. F. Jamieson Mother India John Huntington

Two B B Games for Batavia This Week in Spinney League

The Batavia baseball club will play two games this week end. First next Saturday Decoration Day when they meet a strong Spinney League team. Second game Sunday May 31 in a regular Spinney League championship. Both games start at 2 30 p m.

Batavia Baseball Club Bills Batavia Rosselot Owensville E. Snider Barbeau Snyder Hamilton Hoberg Gallagher Francis Craver Garner Kinner Lyman Krekeler Smith Galbreath Z. Anstead

Pike Repairs Bid Summary for County Road Work

Garald Iles of Batavia submitted the low aggregate bid for multiple tarring and chipping projects in the county. Bid items include Batavia Stonelick, Southmillard, Batavia Back Run, Branch Hill Mt Repose, Mt Carmel Tabasco, Nicholsville New Richmond, and Mt Holly Fair Oak with various dollar amounts listed.

Garald Iles Batavia Batavia-Stonelick Southmillard Yee Back Run Branch Hill Mt. Repose Mt. Carmel Tabasco Nicholsville New Richmond Mt. Holly Fair Oak

Batavia Alumni Association Meets May 30 Banquet in U B Church

Batavia alumni gathering will be held Saturday night May 30 in the basement of the U B church with a banquet and program. The schedule includes Morrison's Orchestra, welcome to the senior class of 1931 by F P Hamilton, toastmaster P F Jamieson, scholarship award by Judge Charles G White, brief talks by P K Moore Anna Ranson James W Walker, Rev James Thomas address, committee reports, and more music by the orchestra.

Batavia Alumni Association U. B Morrison F.P. Hamilton Ics Richard Lail F. P. Hamilton P. F. Jamieson Charles G. White

Last One Goes Woman Crusader dies at 92 in Hillsboro

Mrs Sarah A. Doggett of Hillsboro died early Monday of last week at her daughter’s home on West South Street. A lifelong member of the original band of Women Crusaders she was 92. The Woman's Crusade began in Hillsboro on December 22, 1873.

Sarah A. Doggett Hillsboro Band of Women Crusaders J. B. Worley West South Street Woman's Crusade

Coons Arrive From State Department for Release

Adams County conservation officer Joe Garrison received and released the shipment of coons in nearby woods. Clermont County is set to receive the next batch in the ongoing program.

Joe Garrison Adams County Conservation Officer State Department Clermont County

Jackson Man Pleads Guilty in Liquor Law Case

Louis Creager of Jackson Township pleaded guilty before Judge White to violation of the liquor law and was sentenced to one to five years in the Ohio penitentiary.

Louis Creager Jackson Township White Monday Ohio

Churches in Batavia and Monterey Hold Memorial Services

Regular Sunday services update readers on May 31 with sermons on An Un finished World and In Memory of them. The United Brethren and Spanish American and World War veterans are honored in memorial events with choir music and a guest speaker.

Batavia Presbyterian Church Samuel Huecker Presbyterian Church Monterey Church of the United Brethren In Christ Lewis G. Ludwick Walter Bauer Christian Endeavor Cherrington Cordial

Tobacco Setting Marks Busy Day for Raisers

Tobacco raisers spent Saturday in setting beds and seeking setters while overcoats and rubber boots signaled a chilly scene. Cutworms caused heavy plant losses in some areas but early beds seeded remain safe. Overall acreage is reported large.

Decoration Day Services at Batavia Union Cemetery

Decoration Day exercises set for 1 30 in Batavia Union cemetery with a rendered program. Many visitors from afar expected to attend as a reunion of acquaintances. The American Legion will supervise and Rev Huecker of Batavia Presbyterian Church will give the address.

Batavia Union Cemetery American Legion Huecker Batavia Presbyterian Church

Neuman A C S Store Gains Modern Front Display Windows

The KE W Neuman A C S grocery and meat market in town has a modern storefront with two display windows. A recent sale drew interest. Mr N says business is improving daily. Read last week's Courier for details of the promotion.

KE. W. Neuman A.C.S

Hand Injury at Carroll-Jamieson Machine Tool Co

David Brothers, employee at Carroll-Jamieson Machine Tool Co., suffered a badly injured right hand after contact with a circular saw. His thumb and front finger were injured and he will be unable to work for some time. He is covered by State Liability Insurance.

David Brothers Carroll-Jamieson Machine Tool Co

DAR Beech Forest Chapter Meeting Announced

The Beech Forest Chapter of the DAR in Clermont county holds its next meeting on June 11 with Mrs. Frank Walker as hostess in Williamsburg. Guest Day features a program by committee members Lytle Anstead and Rush from Batavia. Refreshments by Fuhr White and Fisher. Roll Call Heirlooms.

Beech Forest National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution Clermont County Frank Walker Williamsburg

School boards seek teachers as hiring season begins

School boards begin hiring teachers with many applications and modest salaries, boosted where state aid applies. Batavia township reports numerous applicants as the hiring date nears, set for a week from next Saturday.

Batavia Township

Grand Jury Indicts Eight In Court Session

The grand jury met last Wednesday and handed up indictments against Herbert White for manslaughter J E Jones for drawing a bad check Matthew Busch for abandoning parents Vernie Armentrout for larceny and possessing stolen property Clarence Weaver for attempted burglary Wilbur Shoemake for abandoning children and Louis Creager for manufacturing intoxicating liquors.

Herbert White J. E. Jones Matthew Busch Vernie Armentrout Clarence Weaver Wilbur Shoemake Louis Creager

Harmony Clothing Club Elects Officers in Marathon

The Harmony Clothing Club met at Mrs. Hazel Harris's home to plan the new year. Dorothy Johnson was named president with Aliie Marie Rowan as vice president, Erma Slater secretary, Audrey Harris and Louise Cramer recreation leaders, Helen Jones news reporter, and Lucille Jones secretary.

Harmony Clothing Club Marathon Hazel Harris Dorothy Johnson Aliie Marie Rowan Erma Slater Audrey Harris Louise Cramer Helen Jones Klear Jardin Lucille Jones Allie Marie Rowan

Gas Money Aids Batavia Township Road Repairs

Township trustees use gas funds to fix roads. Public demand for good roads drives repair work with crushed stone along the East Fork. Crews are kept busy as stone is laid for streets and building needs.

Batavia Township East Fork

Water For Bethel Promising Water Project Near Bethel

A mass meeting last week heard the committee report on water for Bethel. A signatures committee was formed to enlist supporters and report at the next gathering. Bethel residents undertake with resolve and a water vote is anticipated before fall.

Bethel

Farm Bureau Meeting Burns Mortgage and Examines Tax Plans

The Marathon I. C. C. F. Lodge celebrated paying off its mortgage with a large audience. D. D. G. M. Dill and Rev. Ludwick spoke as the Owensville and Marathon lodge union strengthens county presence. L. B. Palmer outlined tax relief ideas including intangibles and income tax, urging economy and broad participation in costs.

Owensville Marathon Sodge D. D. G. M. Dill Lebanon Ludwick Batavia

Williamsburg Township Sunday School Convention Set Next Sunday

The Williamsburg Township Sunday School Association plans a convention next Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Williamsburg Presbyterian Church. George Connor of the M E Church will lead the chorus with notable local church leaders on the program. The gathering will feature music and aims to organize township activities for the year.

Williamsburg Township Sunday School Association Williamsburg Presbyterian Church Geo. Connor M. E. Church L Roy McKibben

Batavia Masons Welcome Oola Khan Grotto Choristers

Batavia Masons announce a concert by the Oola Khan Grotto Choristers of Cincinnati at Batavia Town Hall on Wednesday evening June 17. The event is free to Masons and families with admission by ticket only, available at A. C. Nash's Pharmacy. Batavia Masons should pick up tickets by June 10 to avoid distribution delays.

Oola Khan Grotto Cincinnati Batavia Town Hall Masonic Orders of Batavia A. C. Nash

Cut Worms Run Rampant Across Ohio Gardens

The little brown cut worm is active this season, cutting green plants just above ground. In one garden over 100 worms clustered around a single plant. Cool wet weather fuels activity. hot sun ends it. Wrapping plants with paper helps prevent damage. worms stay just below the surface when a plant is cut.

Ohio

Road work blocks Route 74 from Olive Branch to Glen Este

Traffic is diverted as top surfacing and tarvicing on Route 74 from Olive Branch to Glen Este proceed with block signs. A new Stonelick bridge is planned and should be finished in several weeks, with more paving on Route 74 further south.

Olive Branch Glen Este Stonelick Grant Highway Stonelick Bridge

Work Starts on Clermont County Road Replacements

Gerald Iles, contractor for Clermont county road repairs, arranges start of work. Tons of chips mixed with tar will be used, with many men and trucks delivering material. A large roller will settle the surface after placement, aided by favorable summer conditions.

Gerald Iles Clermont County

4-H Club Meeting Heads to Owensville School

Last year over 150 club members and leaders attended in Batavia. This year the 4-H gathering will be at Owensville School on Friday June 5 starting at 10 00 a m. A noon picnic, yard games, contests, talks by local and state leaders, and new surprise features are planned. County Agent Wilson promises a day not soon forgotten. All members and interested parties are invited.

Batavia Owensville School Wilson

Moonshine Raid Nets Still Near Brazier

Deputy sheriffs A. W. Meinken and E. K. Moyer raided Joe Burke's place near Brazier last Saturday, capturing a large still eight barrels of mash and five gallons of moonshine with the operator. The outfit was brought to Batavia and jailed.

A. W. Meinken E. K. Moyer Joe Burke Brazier Batavia

Unusual Cold Favors Local Crops After Frost Relief

Last Saturday night brought extreme cold with frost in parts of the area. Sunday morning showed ice in some sections and heavy frost in others, but moonlight and fog helped save the crops. The crop outlook remains strong with good yield expected.

Also Mentioned on This Page

M. E.church Woman’s Club Pike P. K. Moore Supt. of Schools Anna Ranson Jas. W. Walker James Thomas Park Com. Church, of D. A. R. Meeting Gelevand Brameburg, O. Ltt Grand Jury Report Farm Bureau Taxation Meeting Farm Bureau Bethel Memorial Building L. B. Palmer Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Special Joint Taxation Committee Palmer Farm Organization S. S Batavia Masons Just Mason Amebure
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