Grand jury opens April session with record business
The April grand jury begins Thursday morning with many cases from liquor charges to burglary and forgery. A three day session is planned with prosecutor F. A. Roberts in charge and Judge Charles G. White providing instructions. The jury will hear witnesses and report Thursday April 4.
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F. A. Roberts
Charles G. White
Reusael Jones
Jackson Leonard L. Harding
Batavia
Susie Armstrong
Anna Armacost
Frank
Ieee
Ccrccsesnere
Dessie Butler
Tate Kirby Knight
Williamsburg
George Franchier
Washington
James Huntley
Goshen Etta Peden
Epee Gee
le Gadys Booneubkober
Pete Reets Tate
Nathan Rosenzweig
Miami
Earl Fitzwater
Batavia Woman's Club to Meet Next Saturday
The Batavia Woman's club will meet with Mrs. Allen Nichols next Saturday. Speaker Albert Meyer of Cincinnati will discuss the present European crisis.
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Batavia Woman’s Club
Allen Nichols
Albert Meyer
Cincinnati
Miller Couple Celebrates 40th Wedding Anniversary
On Tuesday evening March 26 Mr and Mrs W B Miller hosted a dinner for friends honoring their 40th anniversary. Mrs Miller is the late Rev W P Jacksons daughter. They were married at Amelia M E church where he pastored. They live in Batavia and have many local friends. Nine guests attended the original wedding. Attendees included Dr and Mrs Clayton Day of Wilmington and several Batavia couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Miller
Miller
Clayton Day
Wilmington
W. F. Hall
Avondale
O. C. Sackson
Milford
Elizabeth Miller
Winchester
A.C. Nash
John Huntington
Charles Daugherty
Batavia
Black charged after shop break in and tire theft
Monroe township resident Lloyd Black was arrested by Clermont County Rangers for breaking into Elmer Brook's blacksmith shop and stealing an auto tire. He waived examination before Squire L. S. Larkin and was bound over to the grand jury meeting Thursday. he remains jailed.
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Lloyd Black
Monroe Township
Clermont County Rangers
Elmer Brook
Squire
Larkin
Absentee Ballots Available for Rural Ohio School Levies
Jackson Township residents may vote absentee on school tax levies by contacting the Batavia Board of Elections or requesting ballots by mail. Election set for April 28 with four officials per precinct. Disabled voters receive ballots 15 days before election day.
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Board of Election
Batavia
Adams Bakery Joins Third Generation in Milford
Mil ford's Adams Bakery enters its seventh anniversary with W Ebret Adams joining his father Charles Adams to run the business. Founded April 1 1864 by Charles Adams Sr the bakery now launches plans for expanded service as the third generation takes the helm.
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Milford
W. Ebret Adams
Charles Adams
Adams
Chas. Adams Sr
Chas. Adams
Plans for Clermont County Young Republican Club anniversary dinner
Plans progress for the first annual anniversary dinner of the Clermont County Young Republican Club to be held Tuesday night April 16 at the Amelia School Building. After dinner a short program and dancing follow with Mickey Friend's orchestra providing music. An officers election and installation will occur, and the event is planned as an annual celebration of the club’s 1934 organization. Tickets are 50 cents per couple or 1.00 for a single.
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Clermont County Young Republican Club
Amelia School
Mickey Friend
Orchestra of
Cincinnati
Ohio farms gain tax relief on machinery sales bill
Ohio farmers will save about 400 000 this year on farm machinery after House Bill 121 exempted tillers of the soil as manufacturers. Governor signed the bill aided by John Hayden. The law also clarifies exemptions for seeds lime fertilizer insecticides fungicides and salt, boosting producer relief statewide.
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E. L. Carter
Clermont Farm Bureau
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau
John Hayden
Clermont County
Farm Bureau
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Carter
Combined Batavia Williamsburg Band To Enter Oxford Festival
The Clermont County high school bands unite under one director to form a balanced ensemble for the Oxford Musical Festival on May 8 and 4. A concert at Batavia town hall on April 12 features A Night in Tripoli as the main number, with Williams burg appearing later.
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State Department of Education
Oxford
Batavia
Williamsburg
Clermont County
Tripoli
J. J. Richards
Republican central committee notes renewals in Williamsburg
Attendance exceeded one hundred at the county Republican central committee meeting in Williamsburg last Thursday night. James G. Stewart of Cincinnati spoke, with music from the Batavia Quartet and Williamsburg band. Brief remarks came from John Hayden Bruce Daughters and Charles Ireton. John Fuhr organized the event and Eastern Star ladies served dinner.
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Republian Central Committee
Williamsburg
James G. Stewart
Cincinnati
Batavia Quartet
Williamsburg Band
John Hayden
Bruce Daughters
Charles Ireton
John Fuhr
Williamsburg Township
Ladies of the Eastern Star
Bricker seeks removal of Columbus liquor chief by Supreme Court
In Columbus Attorney General Bricker files quo warranto in the Supreme Court to oust Clarence Burk as Director of the Department of Liquor Control. Governor Davey, facing questions of Burk’s eligibility and senate confirmation, suggests a friendly suit to test the appointment’s legality. The move shocks Davey’s advisers as critics claim Burk proved unfit and merely rubber stamped gubernatorial wishes. The suit advances to compel constitutional compliance.
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Columbus, O
John W. Bricker
Supreme Court
Clarence Burk
Department of Liquor Control
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Burk
Ior
Senate
Tracy
Political Feud Deepens Over Relief Administration
The text outlines a bitter clash between the Federal Roosevelt administration and Governor Davey over relief operations. It notes investigations into shakedown allegations and hints at possible broader probes into other state departments. The House demands the Governor disclose plans for funding state government, amid political controversies and calls to focus on taxpayer interests.
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Relief
Federal
Davey
Roosevelt
Relief Department
Relief Administration
House
Beekeepers Meet in Batavia on Foul Brood funds
Clermont County Beekeepers Association held its April meeting at the Batavia courthouse. State Apiarist C. A. Reese spoke as Herman E. Yagley announced county funds to clear foul brood. New members welcomed include Herbert Rowan and several others from Williamsburg Batavia Newtown Bethel and beyond.
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Clermont County Beekeepers Associations
Court House
Batavia
C. A. Reese
Department of Agriculture
Columbus
Herman E. Yagley
Walter R. Salle
Herbert Rowan
Williamsburg
Gus Balzheiser
Herbert Taylor
Jno
Hockstock
Robert Meyers
Edn Hirris
C. C. Mattox
T. W. Howell
Newtown
Keith Holland
Bethel
Walls to Return to Kent School After Testimony
Wm A Walls, once selected by The Duke of Kent for Ohio relief administration, resigns from the post after failing to carry out orders and testifies against the boss. He accepts his former Kent School position effective April 1 in Columbus reports.
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Wm. A. Walls
Duke of Kent
Relief Administration
Ohio
Walls
Relief Investigating Committee
Columbus
Kent
Forcement building blocks see Willie Coal and Supply Co Batavia Ohio
A fragment notes building blocks and cites Willie Coal and Supply Co in Batavia Ohio as a reference point. The snippet is brief with limited context and names, offering a partial glimpse of a local trade or supplier mention.
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Willie Coal & Supply Co
Batavia, Ohio
Alstf
Owensville School Plans closing program sequence
With four weeks left, Owensville School lists events for the closing days. Saturday 8:15 p m senior class presents Correspondence Courtship by L Irving Dunn with 19 and 25 cent admission. April 23 juniors entertain seniors. April 25 commencement exercises address by Dr Walter Collins of Wilmington College. 27 alumni reunion. Eighth grade April 26. All events at Owensville SchoolBuilding.
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Owensville School
L. Irving Dunn
Walter Collins
Wilmington College
Owensville
Davis Hill Slump Threatens County Road Network
A long running Davis Hill slip, costing thousands, has moved again. The latest slide is about five feet deep and 200 feet long, carrying dirt but not yet reaching the roadway. Officials propose blasting the hardpan or installing a large culvert to drain water. action awaits state authorities.
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Davis Hill
Rural Ohio Could Gain From $4.8 Million Relief Fund
Rural Ohio may receive a share of the 4.8 million work relief fund recently allocated by Congress. Of the total, 100 million is earmarked for rural electrification, and the Ohio Farm Bureau reports surveys are under way to determine need for extending electric power to rural areas.
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Ohio
Congress
Ohio Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Public Officials Noted in Morgan’s 1935 Analysis
Gilbert Morgan of Cleveland praises Representative John Hayden in Morgan's 1935 Notes for supporting three Hayden bills. They seek removal of the Grant Home to Pt Pleasant, require licensed physicians as county coroners, and grant state highway patrol general jurisdiction.
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Morgan
Gilbert Morgan
Clevland
John Hayden
Hayden
Pt. Pleasant
Havana statesmen push for an NRA for Cuba
Citizens endorse a national reconstruction association for Cuba and state they will supply their own version along with General Hughie Johnson as part of the offer.
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Havana
Cuba
Hughie Johnson
Clermont County Baseball League Meeting Sets Final Entry Time
The Clermont County Baseball League will meet Monday night in the Probate Court Room at 8 o'clock to accept last entries and collect forfeit money. The meeting will draw up the schedule and consider baseball adoption for the league.
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Clermont County Baseball League
Batavis Ie
Probate
Recreation as Community Builder and Civic Foundation
The piece argues that recreation offers the best path to community spirit and good citizenship. It stresses leisure's seven worthwhile aims, notes low cost home made games, warns that lack of opportunities fuels loafing and vice, and cites Helen Gallagher on ten recreation commandments for value and self expression.
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America
Helen Gallagher
Amelia Public Schools Spring Music Festival Opens Evening
The music departments of Amelia public schools present their first spring music festival on Friday April 12 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. A brief vocal program by grade and a cantata On the Nile by the high school glee club are featured, followed by instrumental works from the orchestra and band under directors J. A. Justin and Lucile F. Collier.
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Amelia Public Schools
J. A. Justin
Lucile F. Collier
4-H Forward Workers Elect Officers At March Meeting
The 4 H Forward Workers met on Wednesday March 27 with 21 members present led by Miss Margaret Haarlammer and Dorothy Solzsman assistant. Officers elected were Margaret Rogers president Doris Binkley vice Adel Solzsman secretary Beatrice Solzsman treasurer Eunice Roudebusch reporter and Phyllis Humphreys leader. Adjourned to meet April 11.
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Margaret Haarlammer
Dorothy Solzsman
Margaret Rogers
Doris Binkley
Adel Solzsman
Sec
Beatrice Solzsman
Treas
Eunice Roudebusch
Phyllis Humphreys
Williamsburg Girl Wins High Honors
Marguerite Platt of Williamsburg is among 21 University of Cincinnati seniors elected to Phi Beta Kappa. She is daughter of Mrs. Jessie H. Platt and a Stivers High School graduate. At Cincinnati she majors in History and will graduate at the June 7 commencement.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Pl Beta Kappa
Marguerite Platt
Williamsburg
Miss Platt
Jessie H. Platt
R. R
Stivers High School
Dayton
Tobasco P. T. A. Plans April Meeting and Elections
The Tobasco P. T. A. will meet Friday at 2 30 p m at the school. The program committee will present items and officers for the coming year will be elected. Members are urged to attend and participate in the election. An April community program with Williamsville and Tabasco Schools will feature school work exhibition. Details to follow. A third party platform proposes broad voter benefits and a World Series ticket, with commentary on Washington politics.
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Tobasco P. T. A
Williamsville
Tabasco
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