Local Batavia news roundup and social notes
The Batavia area reports a active week with residents visiting Akron Put-in-Bay and Cincinnati. New baby born to Mr and Mrs Walter Krekeler. Grace Duckwall from Camden East visiting and planning to study in Cincinnati. Lytle family reunion held with large turnout and generous dinner. Local business notices include used Ford cars for immediate delivery and multiple property transfers. rural mail carrier Walt in new Cobb Printing Co. role. various visits from Middletown Dayton Ashland and Norwood.
Batavia Notes and Local Notices From Tuesday Session
County commissioners met in session Tuesday as the Batavia township school board adopted a nine month schedule for teachers. Visiting notables include Dr John Wheeter and Rev William Daily of Chattanooga, with Batavia friends. Chas Henderson, 00, died Saturday and was buried at Bethel Monday. Major John Ashburn and family of Washington DC visit before relocation. Sheriff Swing attended his brother's wedding anniversary at Bethel and croquet club meeting. United Brethren church schedules services and elections. Owensville services at 8 15 am. Frances Hulick joins government at Chile railway project for four years. Mrs Bayha and daughter Rhoda Pear host farewell for Mr and Mrs Frank Kurlack of Hyde Park bound for Florida. Over 50 guests attended from surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Swing
Bethel
Stella Johnson Weds Wm Johnston at Batavia Home
At the home of Mrs. Lou H Shell near Batavia on September 6 Stella Johnson married William Johnston of Cincinnati. The ring ceremony was performed by Rev Holgarth of Cincinnati. Attendants included Mrs Johnston and others, with a reception planned at St Jamesavés Wal fat Hille.
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Lou H. Shell
Batavia
Stella Johnson
Wm. Johnston
Cincinnati
Jessie Spence
Amelia
Holgarth
Johnston
Homer
St. Jamesavés Wal
Committee reports progress on reservoir project at courthouse
The committee on the new reservoir met in the courthouse Friday night and reported progress. A second Friday night meeting was held at the barn. About 1900 dollars has been subscribed. Robbers visited Blanchester last week and stole from an unlocked safe a number of Liberty bonds and other valuables. no clue to the guilty parties.
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Court House
Yart House
Blanchester
B. Craig
Seed Corn Selection Campaign In Clermont Farm Bureau
Clermont Farm Bureau plans a September seed corn selection drive from standing stalks. The practice can yield about 25.4 dollars per day in added next year's production. Factors include a long season and the prevalence of corn root rot. disease-free seed is easier to obtain from standing corn. Experts from Q and A inspect tobacco diseases. root rot is widespread. Action this season is too late, but preparations for next year will begin. The Farm Bureau will stock root rot resistant tobacco seed for countywide distribution.
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Clermont Farm Bureau
N. N. Clayton
Slag
Federal
Blag
Clermont
Farm Bureau
O. F. Tom
Clark
Batavia
W. Ford
Bataviat Eigers
Clyde Avataett
Russian defeat marked by Peter the Great at Narva anniversary
November 80 commemorates the 1700 defeat of Peter the Great by Charles XII of Sweden. The czar commanded about 40,000 troops while the Swedish force numbered roughly 8,000, yet Swedish generalship offset the numerical odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter the Great
Charles XII
Sweden
Weaver to Acquire Local Meat Business at October Start
Clifford Weaver purchased the meat business of Lou Buerkle and will take possession on October 1. He will occupy Wendell Kline's room, vacated by Ralph Jones who will relocate his soft drink and billiard parlor to newly furnished rooms adjoining the Clermont hotel.
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Clifford Weaver
Tast Week
Lou Buerkle
Wendell Kline
Ralph Jones
Clermont Hotel
Obituary of Homer Morgan in early 20th century notice
Homer Morgan son of Mr. and Mrs. Rome Morgan born May 2 1998 died August 11 1920 at age 22 3 16. Married Laura Steward June 28 1914. Survived by wife three children Cristal Donald Freeda Ilene, parents and brother Enos died in France. Pastor Rev T L Statler leads funeral epitaph expressing loss and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Morgan
Rome Morgan
Laura Steward
Cristal
Donald
Freeda Ilene
Enos
France
Homer
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Re Clermont Courier
Onro
Dermont Courier
Courier and Com. Tribune
Courier and Weekly Enquirer
Querier
Cincinnati Post
Courier
Time’ Star
Ford
A. E. Price
Bata
Ohio
Aot
Georgetown
McDowell
Monterey
John B. Miller
Akron
Walter Krekeler
Bussell Bayha
Put-in-Bay
Sam Hodges
Jr. M. Day
New Richmond
Coyle Bugzy & Implement Co
Gus Nichols
Middletown
Barry and
Eiton Slade
Dayton
Coyle Buggy & Implement Co
George Hatfield
Pennsylvania
Ben Mahony
Mechanicsburg
Clay Martinel
Walt
Cobb Printing Co
Coyle Bugey & Implement Co
N. B. Dennison
Krinks
W. ©. Bishop
Grace Duckwall
Camden East
Ontorio
Eastleigh
H. ©. Schump
Ashland
Kentucky
South
Halland ‘Alexander
Baturddy
P.O. Alexander
Lytle
Kirks
Wood Street
Donnie Johns
Burkle
Spring Street
H. F. Buerkile
James Dial
Market Street
Frank McMillan
Norwood
Laweller
Louisville
McM
Bullock Electrical Works
Fletcher
Castoria
Batavia Ownship School Board
Jobh Wheeter and Family
Indiana
Rev
Wm. Daily
Chattanooga, Penn
Ace
Bert Lyte
A. Davis
Ella Williams
Williamsburg
Chas. Henderson
Bethelea
John Ashburn
Washington D. C
United Brethren Church
Frances Hulick
Business College
Chile
Johnston-Johnson
Ohio River
Bethel Roller Mills
Bethel, Ohio
Point Isabel
Ipenkan
Rev. Wilson
Batavia M. E
Bee
Dayton, Ohio
Ruskin
James B. Scott
Optometrist
Hugh J. King
King
Woodliet Law
Batavia, Ohio
Attf
Gultache
Dennis
Aller
Rhea Peas
du N. G. Gover
T. L. Statler
Paeltz & Hill
Ola
Bethel. Nursery
Bethel,, Ohio
Far] E. Erion
Olive Branch
Mr. Tobacco Man
Baton
Glover Bay
Postalo
B. Davies
Alnut St
Dixie Terminal
Lula
F. A. Fagin Ad
Faringon
Na Donley
Ceeessee
The
Miami Butterine Company
Cincinnati, Ohio
I Watch
Ligeest Sonra S. of
Orid
Fo Parmoratt Ratmourance Co. Ko
Mondor PS
Thoree
Geo Ae New
Friedman
Batavias
Paul Anstaett
Wm, Brothers, Batay
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