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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1925

Page

1

Community plea urges support for Clermont Red Cross

An appeal to support the Clermont County Chapter of the American Red Cross highlights local relief work. It notes cases aided by the chapter including surgeries for two mothers and two children, a $2780 World War II veteran pension, and rehabilitation services totaling over $1,700 for crippled adults.

Clermont County American Red Cross Cincinnati The Red Cross State Rehabilitation Department National Red Cross

Farm Woman's Club meeting at Alice Graigmile home

Mrs. Alice Graigmile hosted the East Fork Progressive Farm Woman's Club on October 15. The program featured October verses and a discussion led by Hattie Glancy on the greatest waste on the average American farm. In the president’s absence Allie Rowan filled the chair. a luncheon concluded the afternoon. The club planned to meet again the third Wednesday in November with Mrs. Mollie Rowan.

Alice Graigmile East Fork Progressive Farm Hattie Glancy Allie Rowan Mabel Mulloy Mollie Rowan

Lytle Anstead Wedding Unites Miss Cora Anstead and Walter Lytle

The Moorefield home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. K. Ansteatt hosted a 7 30 p m double ring ceremony for their daughter Miss Cora and Walter Lytle son of Mr. and Mrs. J E Lytle Rev Semrau officiated Aaron Anstead was best man Allyne Lytle bridesmaid 180 guests attended with autumn floral decor and refreshments The couple reside at the Anstead Poultry and Fruit Farm west of Batavia and the bride formerly worked at the Bell Exchange Batavia

Chas. K. Ansteatt Moorefield Miss Cora Walter J. E. Lytle Rev Semrau Aaron Anstead Allyne Lytle Anstead Batavia Bell Exchange

Rev J H Love Former Pastor Dies in Columbus

A former pastor of the Second M B church, Rev J H Love, died at his Columbus home last week after a long illness. He is well remembered by many Batevians.

M. B Columbus

Wilson's Trial Date Set in Georgetown for Murder Charge

Wil lam Wilson, charged with first degree murder in the killing of Sheriff George Kellum on the White Oak Creek hill highway, appears in Common Pleas Court. Judge Tarbell sets opening date for Tuesday November 16 with a jury of fifty to be drawn. Wilson to remain in Hamilton County jail. visits limited to attorneys and family.

Georgetown Ohio Willam Wilson George Kellum White Oak Creek Hill Common Pleas Court Charles A. Linn E. R. Young Wilson Hamilton County J. W. Tarbell Hamilton McCollum Cincinnati Common Pleas Charles Yochum Tarbell

Too Much Protein Damages Dairy Cows, Ohio Report Warns

The Ohio Experiment Station cautions that dairy rations with over 24 percent protein injure cows. High protein feeds, if fed without corn or oats, can harm kidneys and disrupt breeding. When farms cannot grow corn, producers may overuse bought high protein grains, especially when prices favor them.

Ohio Experiment Station C. C. Hayden

Batavia Business Men's Club Sees Busy Season

The Batavia Business Men's Club will meet Thursday at the Methodist church. A supper served by Methodist ladies at 6 80 preceded the 7 30 business meeting. All are welcome, with many active members this fall.

Batavia

Edwin Evanshine Dies in Mt Pisgah Ohio

Edwin Evanshine a long time Mt. Pisgah resident died early October 22 after a brief illness. A Civil War veteran at sixteen, he joined the G. A. R. and attended encampments. He was a member of Mt. Pisgah M. E. Church and cherished his faith. The funeral was held October 26 at 2 pm at Mt. Pisgah M. E. Church, with burial in the local cemetery.

Edwin Evanshine Mt. Pisgah Ohio M. E Mt. Pisgah M. E W. ©. Lewis

Milford Garage Burglary Strikes Shumard Co on Mill Street

Thieves broke into the Shumard Motor Co garage on Mill street Sunday night. They entered via a west window and unlocked the storage room door by a cut panel. Only a few pennies a revolver and a flashlight were taken and a safe was blown. no clues have been found to identify suspects.

Milford Shumard Motor Co Mill Street Busi Mess Shumard Bros

Peebles Store Robbed in $1000 Goods Thefts

Police and sheriffs within 100 miles of Peebles are asked to watch for three strangers seen near the Louis Kirschner clothing store on Main Street who broke in Saturday night and fled with $1000 worth of men's suits overcoats ladies coats sweaters and other merchandise. Entrance was by smashing a back window and some loot was dropped in the yard behind the store. A truck was sighted earlier in the day and residents heard a machine at the scene that night.

Peebles Louis Kirschner Main Street

Obituary for Edwin Evanshine 1845 1925 Veteran and parish member

Edwin Evanshine born November 15 1845 died October 21 1925 aged 79 served in the 60th O V I Company G from 1861 to 1865. A G A R member and Mt Pisgah M B Church attendee married Viola Lewis and had four children two predeceased him with one daughter surviving. The obituary ends with poetic lines about crossing the bar and reunion.

Edwin Evanshine 60Th O. V. I Mt. Pisgah M. B Viola Lewis

Gratitude Note for Help During Illness and Death

I express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during my father Edwin Evanshine’s illness and death. Special thanks to Dr Behymer Rev Lewis Miss O Neal Mrs Mitshem Hays and Mr Mrs John White of T P White and Son for their songs and support. Vena Evanshine.

Edwin Evanshine H. ©. Behymer W. EB. Lewis Julia O'Neal Helen Mitshem-Hays T. P. White and Son John White Vena Evanshine

Batavians Land Contract For Feesburg Pike resurfacing

County Commissioners and Surveyor Gordon opened bids for resurfacing the Feesburg pike west from West school house over about three miles. The contract was awarded to Buerkle & Pringle for 13821.04 dollars. Other bids ranged to 15719.98 dollars from C K Biehn and 14999.64 from John Grover.

Feesburg Pike C. H. Dunn & Co Hanlon & Co News Democrat

October Sets Weather Record Across Rural Areas

The report notes unusually cold and snowy October with two inches of snow and lasting effects. Farmers faced seeding disruptions as ground remained wet and conditions hindered drying of corn. some wheat drilling occurred in mud while much crop work stalled. The piece records a dramatic, historic October and hopeful notes for November.

The Whipping Boss shown by American Legion

Harold Nichols of the American Legion blasts The Whipping Boss a dramatization of the Tabert case as a tool to expose convict labor in the United States. The film will be shown in Clermont County at Felicity Batavia and Amelia on November 10 11 and 12 respectively.

Harold Nichols American Legion United States Tabert Florida Legion Nichols Clermont County Felicity Batavia Amelia

Halloween Observed In Batavia With Masked Crowd

Hallowe en celebrations took place in Batavia last Saturday with streets full of masked youths. No property damage occurred. The O E S Chapter held a lodge party and Harold Nichols with his wife hosted a masked crowd. The Stars enjoyed a Halloween feast with cat decorations.

Hallowe’en Batavia Harold Nichols

Judgment Rendered in Cow Killing Auto Crash Case

Carrie Lieberman v Bauer ended with a jury award of 85 dollars after a Saturday morning trial before Justice Larkin. The incident occurred near the Lieberman home as cows crossed the pike at dusk on Sunday October 18. Eli Speidel represented Bauer and N G Cover the plaintiff.

Carrie Lieberman Homer Bauer Justice Larkin Lieberman Eli Speidel Bauer N. G

Funeral of James Roach in Batavia

James Roach a respected Batavia colored citizen was buried Friday afternoon from his residence The Colored Masonic lodge conducted the funeral He leaves a widow and one son Burial was in Union cemetery

James Roach Batavia Colored Masonic Lodge Union Cemetery

Quiet county vote marks few contests and light turnout

November election wraps up with limited contests mainly over trusteeships and school boards. Many villages had no candidates or opposed seats, some failed to place officials, and petitions circulated without candidate knowledge. Mayors in three villages faced issues beyond salary amid liquor court opposition. Amendments likely to fail as voters show low understanding. Election Board to finalize counts Thursday.

Farms Should Advertise and Reap Dividends Like Industry

A Progressive Farmer writer Eugene Butler argues farmers should advertise farm products to boost sales. He says ads mirror higher yields in lowering production costs and advise farmers to start gradually with quality goods, attractive farm branding, and joining breed associations.

Eugene Butler Butler

Fall spray controls peach leaf curl in orchards

The best time to control peach leaf curl is autumn after leaf fall or just before bud swell in spring. Fall spraying with lime sulfur solution or dry lime sulfur is effective and ground conditions are favorable. Orchard sanitation is essential as rotten peaches and plums harbor infection. collect and destroy diseased fruit in fall.

Young Ohio

John Joseph Dead After Two Week Illness

Marathon elder John Joseph died at 7 a m Wednesday October 28 after a two week illness He lived in Marathon 67 years coming from Toledo He was 87 a former butcher and father of late Judge Joseph He leaves a daughter Mrs Mary Wood 10 grandchildren a widow and many relatives The funeral at M E church with Odd Fellows participation burial in Hartman cemetery

John Joseph Marathon Toledo Judge Joseph Mary Wood Cummings M. E. Church Odd Fellows Hartman Cemetery

Co operative Meeting Plans Poultry Egg and Cream Marketing

Clermont Farm Bureau reports a October 27 meeting in Blanchester to organize county co operative marketing of poultry eggs and cream. County, state and university representatives outlined district wide marketing plans and future township meetings were scheduled in Owensville Batavia and Goshen with open admission for all members.

Blanchester Robert Caldwell Owensville Ray Stoddard Farm Bureau Clermont County Wallace Hammond Co-Operative Marketing Department Ohio State University Wade M. D. Lincoln Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Owensville Schol House Batavia Township Wilson Producers Co-operative Commission Association Goshen Township Goshen Clermont Farm Bureau

Ohio Hens Produce More Eggs Than Average Says Census

A 1920 U S Census figure shows 70 eggs per hen yearly, but 440 Ohio farms reporting last year tally 138.2 eggs per hen. The Ohio State University notes the records reveal where management changes boost efficiency and outlines key findings on costs, labor, flock size, culling, mortality, income sources, breed comparisons, and monthly production trends.

Ohio U. S Ohio State University University Agricultural Publications Columbus

Annual Fox Hunters Meet Opens in West Union

The Southern Ohio and Northern Kentucky Fox Hunters invite fox lovers to West Union for the annual meet starting Monday November 9 with the Derby Trial beginning Tuesday morning November 10 and field trials opening the event.

Ohio Northern Kentucky West Union

County Schools Close for Teachers Association Session

County schools closed Friday so teachers could attend the Southwestern Ohio Teachers Association meeting in Cincinnati. A fine program was rendered and the benefit was more than equal to the trouble and expense, suggesting such meetings are profitable for interested educators.

Southwestern Ohio Teachers’ Association Cincinnati

Batavia High School Dance At Armory Raises Funds

Batavia High School youths held a Saturday night dance at the Armory with strong attendance. Proceeds benefited the school while music played modern selections and attendees showed appreciation for the social event.

Batavia High School Armory

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Farm Woman's Club Lytle—Ansteatt Batavians Land Contract Hallowe'en Jas. Roach Wm. Applegate J. L. Applegate Emma Applegate Elizabeth Applegate Baldwin and Wife Geo, Reid Co-Operative Meeting Clermont
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