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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1925

Page

8

Local Notes and Social Roundup From The Courier

Read it in The Courier first. Eastern Star meeting on Monday night November 10 discusses church liturgy with Father Evers. Union Armistice Day Red Cross event at the Methodist church features Eli Speidel and Judge White. Amanda Strimple wed James R. McLees in Columbus and visited relatives en route south.

Courier Eastern Star Methodist Church Red Cross Eli Speidel Judge White Amanda Strimple Columbus James R

Batavia Passes Main Street Stop Ordinance

Batavia officials enacted a stop ordinance for Main Street to protect travelers. The measure aims to curb speeders and reduce accidents, with enforcement by the Marshall and hopes of few arrests as compliance begins.

Batavia Main Street

Mound Farm Filling Station and Lunch Room Opens

Honorable Fred Holgington completes a modern filling station twelve miles east of New Richmond on the A. and P. Highway. He will also open a roadside lunch room around November 1 and plans a tourist camp next spring. The facility features White Rose gas Benzol oil and Anti-Barbio oil with a large oval building east of the station and an ancient mound as an attraction.

Fred Holgington New Richmond Mound Farm

Public Auction Of Farm Equipment And Household Goods

Harold Fille owner offers goods on Big Dry Run Road near Mt. Carmel on Nov 10 at 10 am including a six year old work mule two milch cows shoats unfinished items and many farming implements plus household items like a piano and kitchen cabinet. J W Kaiser and J F Rust listed as vendors auctioneers with terms cash.

Big Dry Run Mt. Carmel Bataviapike Fordson Hamilton Red Star A. M. Hillis Frank Burger Harold Fille J. W. Kaiser Kroger Amelia Davenport J. F. Rust George Huntington Bethel Nursery Prop Bethel Ohio

Stone Crusher Overturns While Being Towed

A large stone crusher owned by Pringle and Buerkle toppled from a hill on a Batavia to county trip last Thursday. Pringle escaped with minor scratches as the machine, weighing several tons, slid down Whitaker hill. It was righted with block and tackle and resumed the journey. damages were about 100 dollars.

Pringle & Buerkle Batavia Whitaker Pringle

Out of Town Guests Attend Morning Service at Local Church

Visitors from Dayton including Mr and Mrs Thom Mrs Sphon Hulda and Betty Bohse and Miss Korber attended the morning service. A union service with Clough church featured a youth play and program. Plans discuss building location and type as funds near 20000. Next Sunday invites all to Sunday school and worship with a Armistice day union service at MHK church.

Thom Sphon Hulda Betty Bohse Korber Dayton Clough Church Clough M. HK

Hunters await rabbit season opener in November

The Courier notes excitement for the upcoming rabbit season from November 15 to December 1 after a dry spell. Farmers report good crop conditions and hunters look forward to the season despite recent light snowfall.

Bethel Pair Wed at Batavia Home on October 29

Archie Johnston and Mrs Lenna M Evans of Bethel Ohio were married at Rev E Burdsall’s Batavia home on October 29 at 11 am. They hosted a wedding dinner and reception then departed by car for a brief southern wedding trip.

Archie Johnston Lenna M. Evans Bethel Ohio E. Burdsall Batavia South

Farm Loan Offer From Federal Land Bank in Ohio

Farmers urged to apply for 5 percent loans through the Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association. Borrowers receive dividends reducing the rate below 5 percent. Contact Jim Hartman secretary treasurer at 1807 First National Bank Building Cincinnati Ohio, the largest state association under government supervision.

Federal Land Bank Jim. Hartman Cincinnati National Farm Loan Associaton First National Bark Builtine Neinnati Ohio Supervieicton

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