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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1929
Page
8
The Clermont Courier reports community news from Batavia and surrounding areas. Notes include guest visits by Miss Jane Ewing of Beaver Falls, farming ads, building supplies, lodge announcements, a Halloween party, and the death of George Printy in Shanandoah Iowa, with multiple social visits and local events across Clermont county.
The fox hunt for Ohio and Kentucky is on in Clermont county starting Tuesday morning at Batavia with many hunters and dogs. The schedule printed last week will be followed and the big event is Thursday night at the Armory.
A group of Clermont County Board of Education candidates pledges to abolish the office of Assistant County Superintendent to save $2500 annually as rural schools consolidate. They argue Institutes cost $1000–$1500 yearly and the summer school replaces the Institute. many counties have already abolished the post and few teachers attend the Institutes.
A Bethel area nursery advertises Apple Peach Pear Plum Cherry and BOC Privet stock with 2 year branched trees, whips, and sizes priced per unit or per 100 plants. Location is 1 mile east of Bethel and 11 miles west of Georgetown on Route 125. Season runs October 26 to January 1 with free catalog.
Vera Anderson youngest daughter of George and Elizabeth Anderson was born in Batavia Ohio and died in Cincinnati October 15 1929. She married J Simpson Griffith in February 1908 and lived a domestic life at home. She cherished her son Allen and later a grandson, with many kindred and friends sorrowing as they reflect on faith and the promised resurrection.
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