Batavia Locals and Nearby Newsnotes
Batavia area notes report Sunday nights rainfall and local visits. Residents include Robert Foster family and visits from George C. Kipp Perrytown, W E LaGrade Chicago, and Miss Roth Grace who earned a Johns Hopkins scholarship. Community events include R A M inspection, Circle No. 1 M E Guild chicken dinner, and court house progress under Lou Schafferberger.
Owensville Stays Undefeated with 4–2 Win Over Batavia
Owensville remained the league’s only undefeated team by beating Batavia 4 to 2. Dunlap beat Sedgwick in a pitchers' duel. Amelia edged Marathon 2 to 1 as Borgel and Thirey pitched well. Newtonsville beat Glen Este 5 to 1. Standings show Owensville 8–0, Amelia 2–1, Batavia 2–1, Newtonsville 1–2, Glen Este 0–8. Next Sunday’s games include Batavia at Glen Este and Amelia at Newtonaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
Batavia
Dunlap
Sedgwick
Amelia
Marathon
Borgel
Thirey
Newtonsville
Glen Este
Newtonaville
Real estate sale ordered by Clermont County court
The First National Bank of Batavia proceeds to public auction of two tracts in Batavia Township on June 27 1985 from 11 30 A M to 12 00 noon. The parcels total 74 acres 89 1 2 poles plus 14 acres 1 pole with 40 acres previously severed and a right of way 80 feet wide. Cash terms. Sheriff Garland G Auxier and deputy Tom Brooks coordinate with Davis Ely & Ely as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Huss
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Court House
Batavia
Batavia Township
State of
Keith
C. H. Weaver
Batavia and
Williamsburg
Clermont Chapel Meeting House
Wayland
Simon Weaver
Said Chapel
Meeting House
Nancy Wayland
J. B. Davis
Davis
J. S. Griffith
Margaret Ivinson
Anna Lang and Husband
Norfolk & Western Railway Company
Anton Lang
Anna Lung
Garland G. Auxier
Tom Brooks
Davis, Ely & Ely
4 H Clubs Meet At Goshen And Nicholsville
4 H Forward Workers met in Goshen auditorium May 2 at 2 15 pm reviewing records and deciding to visit the Zoo in June. Five girls were dropped. next meeting May 26 at the school building. Phyllis Humphreys reports. Meantime Mt. Carmel Flying Needle 4 H Club met May 21 at the schoolhouse. Jane Keller and Frances Snell joined to bring total to 14. Next June 4 at the schoolhouse Nicholsville Sewing Sisters held their first meeting May 28 at Rose Jackson s. Officers elected Helen Hall president Mary Alice Boggs vice Virginia Moffett secretary Margaret Hall assistant Rosemary Jackson treasurer Betty Jane Hines news reporter Janet Moorehead and Grace Moffett recreation leaders. Next meeting at Jackson wheel house June 2 Betty Jane Hines reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Auditorium
Phyllis Humphreys
Mt. Carmel
School House
Jane Keller
Frances Snell
Nicholsville
Sewing Sisters
Rose Jackson's
Helen Hall
Mary Alice Boggs
Virginia Moffett
Margaret Hall
Rosemary Jackson
Betty Jane Hines
Janet Moorehead
Grace Moffett
Rec
Jackson Wheel House
Consolidations Explained for Batavia Bethel Tate Districts
County boards must plan reorganization of school districts to create a more economical system. The Batavia Consolidated and Bethel Tate Consolidated plans remove extra levies, lowering total school rates to about seven mills for 1937, with equal taxation and educational opportunity across Batavia Tate and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Tate
Franklin
Williamsburg
Stonelick
Batavia Consolidated
Bethel-Tate Consolidated
Batavia Village
Bethel Village
Local church notices and classifieds bulletin
Batavia churches announce Sunday May 31 services with Sunday school times and sermons at Batavia Presbyterian Monterey Presbyterian Batavia M E and U B churches. Community notices include hostess for Wilta meeting and a Marine captain promotion. Local ads offer household items cement blocks house for sale and sales positions with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Presbyterian Church
Samuel Huecker
Monterey Presbyterian Church
U. B. Church
Smith
Walter J. Bauer
B. L
Chas. Daugherty
WILTA
Surprise Party Marks Feiertags First Anniversary
The first wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Feiertag was celebrated with a noon surprise party organized by relatives. Attendees included many Feiertag in laws and friends from Cincinnati areas and nearby suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Feiertag
Joe Feiertag
Gene
Glen Este
George Huber
Alin
Bob
Dicky
Pleasant Ridge
Cincinnati
Jerome Feiertag
Anne
Tom and
Jerry
College Hill
Richard DeBrunner
Margie
Tom
South Norwood
Frank Albers
Bond Hill
Nicholas DeBrunner
Ralph and
Earle
North Norwood
R. P. Wall
Mary Ann
Virginia
Ed Wall
Ray
Theresa Doll
St. Bernard
Jos. Naberhaus
Bert Lamb
New Richmond
Messrs
Lewis
Carl DeBrunner
Amelia
Deaths
Death notices for Mary Anna Grote Ruth A Meranda and Jennie Matthews list burial sites Stonelick Newtown cemetery near Mt. Carmel and Calvary I O F Cemetery with services and dates in late May 1936.
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CHE Clermont Courier
Batavia, Ohio
Clemont Courier
Courier
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati Times Star
Cincinnati Enquirer and Courier
Robert Foster
Homer Wilson
Sardinia
George C. Kipp
Perrytown
W. E. LaGrade
Chicago
Wm. Dewdney
Bruce Wallace
Cleveland
Pauline
Milford
Eli Speidel
Mrs
Clyde Ansteadt
J.C. Fuhr
Ed Dolac
CCC
Hamilton
J.C. Fuhr’s
Williamsburg O. E
Frances Deter
P. F. Jamieson
Catherine
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Fuhr
Circle No. 1
M. E. Guild
Lou Schafferberger
Harry Kable
Cappell
Weat Batavia
Mrs. Carter Hughey and
Rochester, New York
Dr. McDonald
Olive Branch
Rev. Smith
Roth Grace
Mercy Hospital
John Hopkins Hospital
Billie Coyle
Columbus
Jerry Wasuner
Oxford
Harry Sedgwick
Root
Irene Ware
Mira
Ft. Thomas, Ky
Rush
Sunday
Anna P. Aber
H. H. Marsh
Seven Mile
A. T. Marsh
H. L. Nichols
Milford Kiwanis Club
Supt
P. K. Moore
Batiste, Etc
Miller’s
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit, Michigan
General Motors
Batavia Motor Company
Sheriff's Sale
Clermont
Ralph McAfee
Harry McAfee
U. S. Marines
Santiago
Cal
J. ©. Fuhr
Wilk Coal & Supply Co
McNess Co
Freeport
Ill
Willys
Amelia, O
Highland County Fertilize Co
Danville Exchange
Wilbur Mills & Son
Claude Cooley
Loveland
Frank Mayer
Afton
O. No
exle—Horne
Lewis Haney
North
Lancaster
Marion Day
Georgetown
O. P
Wade Hutchinson
Green Mountain
W. W. Church
A. Krekeler
Centerville Pike
Edna Tilton
Reds
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Crosley Field