Cement Trades and Local Notices in Batavia 1922
Notices from Batavia Ohio dated Oct 2 1922 cover cement orders stock roofing priced at 20 dollars per ply rubberoid and black paint 6 cents per gallon. Local social events include visits from Judge Nichols and others church and mission events and lectures by Mrs Herman Serodino with Florence as a topic. The Batavia Woman's Club and Rebekah Lodge host gatherings and bake sales with plans for chicken sales and home entertainment.
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P. M. Rapp’s
Batavia
Ohio
Otta
Herman Serodino
Florence
Opera House
Batavia Woman’s Club
Death ends career of Tabasco contractor Scott
Jeremiah Scott, known in Clermont as a reliable contractor and builder, died suddenly at his Tabasco home Thursday evening while awaiting supper. He was a County Election Board member and Junior Order member, survived by a widow and several children. Funeral Sunday from the home with Junior Order charges and Mt. Moriah burial. he was a respected Republican figure.
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Jeremiah
Scott
Tabasco
Clermont
Cincinnati
Mt. Moriah
Liquor cases boost Loveland finances and streets plans
The Loveland Justice Court heard fifteen liquor law cases last week. One was dismissed and fines plus costs totaled 6500 dollars. Seven cases were set for October 12 and month. Officials expect income from these cases to eliminate debts and fund asphalt streets and lower taxes.
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Loveland
Milford Mayor Tags Man For Liquor Charge In Nerve Racking Case
Mike Cognanato of Stonelick faced Mayor Scott in Milford court last week charged with possession of liquor and eight barrels of mash. He was fined $400 and costs, mash dumped and liquor seized with no evidence. Local authorities in Loveland have reduced court activity.
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Mike Cognanato
Stonelick
Scott
Milford
Loveland
Men of Milford plan season opening dinner at schoolhouse
The new Milford Men of Milford executive committee led by Harry Miller organized the season ahead. The first dinner will be held Friday evening November 10 at the Milford schoolhouse with plans for a speaker and musical program. Milford Mothers Club will again serve the dinner and tickets will go on sale soon.
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Batavia Community Club
E. R Justice
H. ©. Reed
Maude Horn
Geo. Gregg
Donald Jamieson
Mary Homan
A. E. Price
John B. Repp
Clara Johnson
Clark Wasner
Milford
Harry ©. Miller
Milford School
Cincinnati Social Notes Record Local Visits
Verner Coombs visited Cincinnati for a day and planned to attend a Saturday event. Katherine Winspear of Cincinnati spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs Mire and Beiter were noted among relatives visiting over the weekend.
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Will Applegate
Cincinnati
Mis
Emma Applegate
Verner Coombs
Will Fing
Kather
Aintines Ieee
Katherine Winspear
Mire
Beiter
Hojen
Public Sale Notice At Summit School House Area
Notice that Guy Homan will offer for sale at his residence near Summit School House all feed stock and farm tools on Saturday October 21 at 10 o clock.
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Summit School House
Guy Homan
For sale listing with scattered items and locations
For sale options include a spotted sow china sow and a baton boar as well as farm buildings. Also advertised is five acres for sale in Owensville and a property at Judd's Station with outbuildings mentioned. Partial text covers several scattered sale items and locations.
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Judd
Weneville
Owensville
Dry Forces Meet in Clermont County Church
The Clermont county dry forces held a large meeting at Batavia M E church to organize for the November vote on the prohibition amendment. J C Fuhr led as president with Rev N Fisher as vice president and J B Cover as secretary and W B Walker as treasurer. Committees on executive publicity and finance were named including W P Richards, T G Foster, and Rev W N Fisher. Several talks urged immediate work to keep Ohio dry.
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Clermont County
Batavia M. E
Ohio
J. C. Fuhr
Batavia
Fletcher's Castoria Mentioned in Child Health Note
Fragments note children crying for Fletcher's Castoria and reference visitors include Mrs. Gus Ingle and son Nordie George Bramer and family near Norwood. The item mentions relatives visiting during a Sunday and a social gathering with various names and places, ending with a line about a chicken at an event.
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Gus Ingle
Nordie and
George Bramer
Byte
Tom Collins
Mra. de Watchers
Norwood
Simon
Ry Wood
Mire. Heer
Monroe
Coatiens R
T Waite
Aylor Dham
Eae
Lorence Rae Ham
Heildren
Norwoo
Dannie Barrons
Humphrey
Wing Bream
Elkhart
Ind
Ra. O
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Bataria, Oh10
Courier and Com. Tribune
Courier and
Cincinnati Post
Courier and Cincinnati Times Star
Geo. A. Keen & Bro
Ohhh P. McKeever
Williamsburg
Farm
Lehigh
H. L. Nichols
Columbus
A. B. Nichols
Emma Morey
Wilmington
Velma Veasy
Hamilton
Mrs. Heidlebaugh
Amelia
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
M. E
Mitchell
Judge Young
Thomas Young
Bethel
Mr. Young
W. W. Dennison
East Fork
Rebekah Lodge
Allen Glancy
U. S
Rapp
Col
T.Q. Ashburn
Washington, D. C
Hon
O. C. Kearns
Congress
Bachelor Girls’ Club
Leonard Sieters
Bureday
Wilma Brown
Laura Hauck
Margaret Watson
Middletown
Mildred Bleneker
Trenton
Essie West
Greenfield
Florence Hverhart
Germantown
Anna Cadwallader
Sharonville
Citizen
Henry Bergman, Jr
Bergman
House of Representatives
Granville Mead
Simpson Griffith
Main Street
West Batavia
Anderson
Fred Adams
Geo. Henderson
Dietz
Water Street
George Marriott and Daughters
Olive Branch
Heinrici
J. 8. Sackett
Courier
Uncle Sam
Ohio Automobiles
Vamont County
Lou Liaw Sul
Atta
Fletcher
Castoria
Lonevas
Loveland, O
Ars Ead
Detroit
Batavia, Ohio
Heberling
Heberlin Edicine Compan T
Bloomington
V. Smith
Vie
Bowie
A Eod
Aida Aia Ca” Pte Tg
George R. McKay
Nate
Earl E. Erion
Olive. Branch
Bradley and Thompson
Willamaburg
B. Wich
Be Tae Building & Loan Co
Lannt
Secu
Man L. Burnet
Woodnet Building
Bate
S. Bauer
Atavia
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