Batavia Public Schools Open With Large Enrollment
Batavia public schools begin the 1939 40 term with about 600 students returning to classes. The district reports higher high school enrollments, improved facilities, and a new, notably prepared faculty. many staff members have pursued further training and travel for professional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Batavia Public Schools
Board of Education
Ruth Essex
University of Kentucky
Miami
Nina Behymer
Wilmington College
University of Cincinnati
Mae. Skaggs
A. B
Eastern State Teachers’ College
Ohio State University
Mary Fishback
Wilmington
Ohio State
Oneita Manning
Myrtle Wilson
Miami University
Cincinnati
Robert Wall
Dorothy Hunt
Gregg School of Chicago
Vera Kersting
Elmer Kramer
Edmund Parrott
Gerald Rockwell
Ohio Northern
Robert White
Incinnati
James Skelton
Gladys Lewis
Northwestern University
Francis H. Deter
Valparaiso University
Paul K. Moore
Asbury College
Kentucky
Messrs
Moore and White
Kramer
Parrott
Fishback
Manning
Skaggs
Backwell
Skelton
Miss Essex
Miss Hunt
Gregg School
Chicago
Miss Wilson
California
Miss Lewis
Scotland
England
Wales
Community News from Forest Hill and Nearby Areas
Amelia Ben Wade visits Ft. Thomas after summer with sister Mrs. Moore and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Honaker attend Young Peoples Conference. Honaker substitutes for Rev. West. Jack Smith elected president for coming year. Yale Parks stars as catcher for Amelia defeating Mt. Crab. Ladies Helping Circle starts fall with quilting at Mrs. Lytle’s. Silo work, corn cutting, heat, rain shortage noted. good neighbor effort aids injured William Snyder with a corn cutting bee and meals provided by Mrs. Snyder and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill
George Henning R. R
Amelia Ben Wade
Walter Bauer
Oscar Bauer
J. E. Lytle
Clarence Lytle
Wm. Brothers
Stanley Moore
Robert Henning
Ray Franks
Joe Mess
Pete Gehl
Tom and
Ralph
Freddie Ungelheum
Earl Binning
Mr. Ungelheum
Richard
Long Golf Drive Records Attributed To Bliss
E C Bliss of London is generally credited with the longest drive in golf history, 445 yards at Berne Bay England in 1913 on a 57 foot drop. Denny Shute’s 430 yards in the 1933 British Open at St Andrews ranks next.
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E. C. Bliss
London
Bliss
Berne Bay
England
Denny Shute
St. Andrews
Mt Carmel Glen Este PTA Meet Friday Evening
The Mt Carmel Glen Este Parent Teacher Association will hold its initial meeting Friday at 8 00 PM in Glen Este School. Principal Pattison will discuss Raising the Standards of Rural Schools and Jacob Andres will welcome. C T Beck will discuss school safety traffic laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel-Glen Este
Mt. Carmel- Glen Este
O. W. McBride
Parent Teacher Association
Jack Cann
Elva Whitacre
C. L. Harrison
Fred Aicholtz
Ruben Shor
Harry Brown
Good game bird crop at Urbana and Wellington farms
Despite early summer rainstorms the pheasant crop at Urbana and Wellington Game Farms was very good this year. Conservation Commissioner Don Waters reports the Game Management Bureau distributed 17,500 young birds from the farms with a portion kept for brood stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Wellington
Don Waters
Game Management Bureau
A Quiet Wedding Seals Batavia Union of two
John D. Barrackman and Dora Maud Cooper of Batavia wed quietly at Rev. F. Le Reve’s home in Norwool on Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Barrackman
Dora Maud Cooper
Batavia
Rev. F. le Reve
Norwool
Labor Day
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blocher
MT. Carmel
Glen Este
C. E. Fink
Zanesville
Ohio Conservation Division
State Department of Education
E. N. Dietrich
State of
Ohie
Columee Ee
Rett
John A. Lloyd
Ins. of Ohio
State of Ohio
Division of Insurance
Columbus
Ital
Loudenback
Hamlet, Ohio
the Brewer Company
Hozen
Cincinnati, Ohio
Clermonts
Owensville, Ohio
Clermont County
THE
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Milford, Ohio
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