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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1927
Page
8
The Clermont Courier lists commercial offers for subscriptions and local items including residents leaving for school at Oxford, visits by residents to Columbus and Cincinnati, illnesses, funerals, reunions, and community events. Notable names include Tilton Fuhr Holland Aufderheide Jamieson Beaman Moyer and Vance. events span Sept 14 to early autumn across Batavia and Newtown area.
Pike county commissioners adopt a plan obliging liquor law violators unable to pay fines to work on the pikes at 1.50 dollars per day plus county charges. Some opt jail instead. the measure applies to those fined under liquor laws.
The Batavia school opened on Monday with a fine attendance. High school pupils met last week for enrollment and are ready for the year. Superintendent Weaver vows a successful year with precautions to guard pupil health and remove any sick child to a doctor. No infantile paralysis reported. A close guard will be kept.
Mary B Wood born February 27 1867 at Afton Ohio died August 19 1927 at Blowville Ohio aged 60 years 5 months 22 days She united with the M E church at Afton and cared for her family after her mother died Survived by three sisters and two brothers Jank Wood Philip Wood Mrs Jane Brothers Sallie Wood Kizzie Wood Funeral conducted by Rev Wm B Brown and Rev Curtis Robison of Williamsburg interment in Williamsburg cemetery Gratitude expressed to friends neighbors singers flower donors and pastors for their kindness
For their kind and consoling words Daisy and Madam offered thanks, and the efficient conduct of the services by Frank Wood and Sisters was acknowledged with appreciation.
A dairy chemist from the Ohio Experiment Station explains silage fermentation releases carbon dioxide which can suffocate workers if a silo is left closed overnight after filling. He notes gas is heavier than air, odorless, and can trap a person inside. opening doors and ventilating or running the cutter and fan can disperse it. First aid is fresh air and artificial respiration.
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