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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1924
Page
8
Local Batavia column records numerous weekend visits and guest appearances from Cincinnati, Felicity, Hamilton, Williamsburg, Owensville, and Dayton. Mentions include the Grace family newborn Eleanor, lifelong residents traveling for leisure, and several residents returning from trips to Michigan and South Carolina.
Local items report ground breaking on Water street by Julian Fishback, visits from N O Cover and Lee Meni fee, and social guests of Judge and Mrs. H. L. Nichols. Prof B T Davis takes a Coshocton schools post. Various notices cover theater, sales pitches, travel, musical events, and a marriage at Batavia Presbyterian manse.
The Misses March of Batavia Ohio announce a millinery display Saturday September 18 1024 featuring trimmed hats and milliner’s materials with reasonable prices and an invitation to inspection by the public.
A Burley Tobacco Growers' Association notice outlines a forthcoming Saturday election for Delegates and a Director. The writer opposes rivals in Clermont Brown Ripley and Georgetown factions, pledging to reappoint Parker at Felicity and Biehn at Georgetown if re-elected while opposing a public sale at age Warehouse.
Miss Rose Moriarty of Columbus addressed Bethel supporters as Congressman Kearns and many Republicans greeted old friends. Cincinnati Day drew about 10 000 attendees with Good Will Association, Shriners Patrol, and bands adding to the carnival atmosphere. Net proceeds around 8500 dollars raise the Grant Memorial Community Association Fund to roughly 27000 dollars.
After urgent demands from growers across Ohio Wayne Cahall of Georgetown is appointed District Director for the Ohio district by the Tobacco Growers Co-Operative Association. Cahall is described as knowledgeable in tobacco business and highly qualified to handle the district's interests.
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