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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1923
Page
8
Clermont Courier reports county commission meetings, social events, church services, and personal visits in Batavia Ohio. It notes portraits, photography services, travels to Columbus and Louisville, and school sports with New Richmond beating Williamsburg 6 to 4. Community activities include missionary meetings, host gatherings, and an October 13 Union Chapel social with food.
The Mt Holly column lists postponed meetings of the Ladies Helping Circle and various local visits and events. Residents include Mr and Mrs Frank Hill of Cincinnati visiting Mrs Johnope, and Rev A J Bowman delivering a farewell sermon. A school game against Lin dale School favors Mt Holly. multiple social gatherings, visits, and family news are noted.
Farmers urged to apply for the Federal Land Bank Loan advertised as the cheapest option. It operates for farmers with loans at 5 percent and borrower dividends reducing the rate below 5 percent. Apply to J A Hartman Secretary Treasurer Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association 1807 First National Bank Building Cincinnati.
J Hatcher, treasurer for Loveland National Farm Loan Assn, says farmers may apply locally for loans. He will visit three farms in Hamilton Warren Brown and Clermont counties to take applications. No loan, no commission, no extra charge. Contact Loveland Ohio office by writing or phone.
The item lists visits and social events in the Grange and surrounding families. It notes new members joining the Ladies Aid, visits among local residents including Mr. and Mrs. W. Daugherty, J. M. Seietrasan, and others, plus a hospital trip after a knee injury. It mentions a Missionary Gasiery devotional at the church on October 13 and urges local young people aged 18 to 36 to attend.
Miss Etta Phillips and Miss Joan Herron hostes guests from Hyde Park and Mt. Washington. Olive Swen travels to Dayton for her niece’s illness. The Woman's club to meet Saturday at Mrs. John Sive's home. Marshall Underwood and wife move to Ravenna. Mrs. May Moyer hosts Philathea Class. John Broise and family visit Harry and Mrs. Kearns. Olen Flora and Ray Hughes visit William Flora. Roberta Flora honored at a children’s party. Mrs. Mary Moniaf buys Charles Case property to reside. Clem Wooduff sells a house to George Reid and wife.
The home coming and social at the Second M. E. Church of Batavia last Saturday drew many colored residents who had not met in years. The event was well patronized and the church is thriving under current management.
BLACK SPANISHJACK a thoroughbred foaled July 16 1917 by Imported Black Hawk Jr out of Queen Elizabeth stands 144 hands high and 800 pounds. Jonathan stands season at Summerside Station Lanning farm on the G P Traction at ten dollars to insure colt to stand and suck. Money due when colt stands and sucks lien on all cols per law owner not liable for accidents CHAS A VOGT Manager Tel Tabasco 7165 6812 hy s
Fred and William Schafer announce a public auction at their residence four miles north of Summerside known as the old Furlong farm on Saturday October 13 1923 starting at 9 a.m. The sale includes livestock 2 horses 8 cows 8 heifers 7 hogs poultry a Shepard dog and farm implements plus a Ford touring car and household goods. Terms cash under 10 dollars or notes with security for larger amounts and a 5 percent cash discount. A M Bilis is the auctioneer Henry Andres clerk.
Three days of fun work and inspiration unfold at the State Young Peoples Conference in Greenville Ohio on October 24 25 26 Speakers include Daddy Waite Mrs Vanvoris W G Clippinger and George Platt Knox Open to ages 16 to 24 or teachers superintendents and leaders of youth Attendees are urged to go with a willing heart return enthused and ready to work Contact Estella Ansteadt Milford or Brice Hendrixson Batavia to enroll Our theme is The Larger Life It am come that you may have life more abundantly.
Miss Edna Lingasy spent the week end with Mrs Viola Wilson. Mrs H Dugan died at her home Sunday with funeral Tuesday at 10 Burial at Mt Moriah. Mr Tracey entertained friends from Georgetown Sunday. Ollie Patterson left for Glendale work. Mrs Mars Rypner of Indiana visited Wheelock Winspear Sunday.
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