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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1921
Page
8
Batavia area social round up includes Mr and Mrs Wm Dowdney hosting card club. Clara Zarmuble visits with Cecil Glancy at Williamsburg. Various residents travel for business and family visits. Halloween event planned by Olive Branch Sunday School with free admission and food. A Batavia resident finds uncirculated 1920s bills linked to M Jamieson case.
New officers met with Batavia Public School teachers to plan monthly Community meetings. The first gathering is November 3 at 7 pm in the high school auditorium with an hour of entertainment and 30 minutes of refreshments and social time. A new membership roll will be formed at the meeting and interested residents are urged to attend and join.
Clermont county voters face an November 8 1921 election with three seats on the County Board of Education. Among eight contenders is John Hanssermann a county native farmer with long public service and Pacific Island educational work who is urged by multiple residents as a top choice.
The Owensville Catholic church dedication on Sunday drew about 4000 people. The service was led by 88 priests and the bishop, opening at 10 a.m. The church, praised as a district beauty, was built under Father Anthony’s guidance. Grounds match the building, a 20 piece colored band performed, dinner served to many, officials dined at Miller hotel catered by a Cincinnati carrier.
A meeting for automobile owners in Batavia and Clermont county is set for Friday evening October 28 at 7 30 at the court house. The gathering aims to organize owners for self protection information on state laws headlight correction and road care with discussions on matters of interest.
The bookkeeping class is starting strongly with room for a few more students. Interested individuals can visit Geo. H. Lapp at the Batavia hotel each evening. The course covers double entry books and a future advanced segment will run in January or February at the same low tuition for those completing the initial course.
The Hillsboro Dispatch notes higher hog cholera activity in Highland county with cases spreading from Danville to Harwood Pricetown and other towns. Cler mont county reports no cases yet but urges precaution and immediate treatment if hogs show symptoms. The state veterinarian has inspected the area and advised farmers on control measures.
Nancy N Moorehead born January 1845 to Greenwood and Corintha Davidson died October 1921 at 76. She married Erastus B Moorehead on October 11 1860 and shared 50 years together until her death. A Presbyterian, retiring and caring, she left a loving husband and a family of only a brother and two sisters surviving.
The family extends thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during their sad bereavement. Grateful for donors of tributes and services from Rey Lippert and Mr Daily.
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