Taxation Lien Rules and Local Stock Valuation Notices
The article outlines the second Monday in April as the lien day for taxation and details plans for a self assessing campaign. It lists tax blank locations across multiple hamlets and urges residents to list stocks and bonds with five percent dividends or more, with affidavits sworn before local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbus
Clermont
Hamlet
Houser
Amelia—Bank
Huntington’s
Moores Corner
Locust Corner
New Palestine
New Richmond
Castlen and Lindsey
Bickmore
Pt. Pleasant
Moscow—Bank
Neville
Chile
Joe Bradwell
Utopia
Cedron
Felicity
Mt. Olive
Wigginsville
Bantam
Mt. Holly
Bethel—Corbins
Cutters
Bank
Perintown
Robinson’s
Milford—Bank and Drug Store
Miamiville
Worstell & Wesche’s
Branch Hill
Applegate & Weyand
Loveland—Flinn & Ertle and Bank
Mt. Pisgah
Dudley Celebrates Sixtieth Birthday Surprise
C E Dudley marked his sixtieth birthday with a surprise party at his home Wednesday night. Thirty five guests including Chas Bauer C M Chaney J L McAfee J H Patterson Jas Glancy C A Reynolds Ed Wacker Marty Dickey and several Wackers visited, presented gifts and wishes. A fruit salad cake and popcorn balls luncheon followed as the guests departed with cheers for many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Dudley
Chas. Bauer
C. M. Chaney
Gift to Soldiers Lets Discharged Vets Keep Uniform Items
Washington dispatch reports the War Department will permit every discharged enlisted man to retain personal property from the uniform kit. Eligible items include cap, woolen coat, breeches, shoes, leggings, waist belt, slicker, undergarments, stockings, gloves, toilet set, barracks bag, gas mask and helmet for overseas personnel. Those who have already turned in gear may redraw by applying to storage. It remains unlawful to wear the regulation uniform without red chevrons indicating termination of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Times- Ster
War Department
Batavia School Commencement Dates Under Consideration
Batavia schools prepare for May commencements with the term ending soon. The district plans a commencement and class play, though dates are pending. Prof. Luther leads a strong teaching staff striving for good records despite long closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Batavia
Luther
Barton Kearns Civil War Vet Dies at 82
Barton Kearns, Civil War veteran, dies at his Amelia home on Friday at age 82 after years of failing health. Former Brown County resident respected in real estate, survived by a daughter and four sons including C. C., Fred, Harry, and Lee who is critically ill. Funeral Monday from his residence with Mt. Moriah burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Kearns
Amelia
Brown County
Mt. Moriah
Hon
C. C
Fred
Harry
Lee
popular young people wed near Middletown at bride's home
Edgar Ansteatt oldest son of Jacob Ansteatt and Hazel Brooks daughter of Thomas Brooks married last week at the bride’s parents home near Middletown. They reside on the home farm above town and receive many well wishes from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Ansteatt
Jacob Ansteatt
Hazel Brooks
Thomas Brooks
Middletown
Seniors Entertained at Batavia Armory Social
About 200 seniors from Batavia and neighboring high schools attended a Friday night reception hosted by Bata via High School seniors. Faculty spoke, a French play was staged, games, lunch, and dancing followed until 2 30 AM. The event featured decorations, ample music, and broad participation, regarded a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Batavia High School
Batavia
Miami University
Helen Mounts
I O O F Lodge Sees Member Boom At Initiation Night
The Batavia I O O F lodge reports strong growth with five candidates initiated and two receiving the second degree last Friday. A large crowd attended the ceremony as lodges countywide prepare for the order's 100th anniversary in Cincinnati on April 26. Work resumes next Friday night. all are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Surveyors Sought for State Pike Projects in Clermont County
Clermont County residents await State surveyors to begin work on Sections 8 and 9 of the State pike through Owensville and Goshen. Preparations are complete, contracts will be advertised after surveys, and work will proceed. Locals express pleasure over improvements and urge residents to pen up wandering chickens to avoid neighbor disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Owensville
Goshen
Cattle Sale Highlights from Newtonsville Herd
On April 2 W R Carr and Son of Newtonsville held a cattle sale featuring Holstein stock with a top price of 450 dollars. A September calf sold for 190 dollars and total receipts reached 7600 dollars. J W Domford of the same locality sold 45 Jersey cows for 8500 dollars on April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Carr & Son
Newtonsville
Carr
J. W. Domford
Jer‘boys
Grand Jury Opens Brief Session With Few Cases
The grand jury reported for duty Tuesday morning with mainly non support cases. About four cases are ready for consideration with 80 witnesses summoned and unlikely to take long. Additional cases may file last minute, possibly extending the term. Will and other cases appear most important. calendar to follow.
Rainbow Division Returns From Brest After Armistice
Washington dispatches report the Rainbow Division sailed from Brest on April 5 returning to the United States. The unit includes Mont Cler Mont O N G members. Relatives and friends welcomed home the soldiers who survived the war with many battles and no serious injuries. Chas Miller of this place is highlighted as a veteran who fought in many actions and came home without a scar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rainbow
Clermont O. N. G
Brest
France
Chas
Miller
Black leg outbreak among cattle noted on west side
Piketon Republican reports a cattle disease identified as black leg spreading on the west side. Officials warn it is highly fatal unless early vaccination is used. Early signs include lameness with little advance notice before symptoms appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Anderson
West Side
Piketon
Former Williamsburg Lady betrothed in Los Angeles
Lucile Dudley daughter of George Kain formerly of Williamsburg now in Los Angeles was invited to marry Julian Albert Campbell of the same city on Wednesday. The couple left for a two week visit to San Francisco and will reside at 1585 Locust Ave Los Angeles after their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Dudley
George Kain
Williamsburg
Los Angles
Cal
Julian Albert Campbell
Mrs. Campbell
San Francisco
Locust Ave
Los Angeles
Grange Co operation to Take Orders for Binder Twine
Amelia Grange members are invited to a regular meeting Friday evening April 11 to place orders for binder twine. The event aims to save money and boost cooperation. P. B. Nobis, Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Grange
P. B. Nobis
Moscow pupils lead county in War Savings Stamps sales
Lela Ellis of Moscow Schools tops county in War Savings Stamps sales with 10884.75 dollars and has a strong start toward prizes in the State Contest. Moscow pupils win the county banner as Felicity village schools report near 3000 dollars in weekly sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Ellis
Moscow
Clermont County
Felicity Village
Loveland
Batavia
Columbus
Roy Houser
Joe Bolender
Lock Bolender
Thos Houser
Floyd Ellis
Robert Snile
W. C. Staats
Isabelle Hoggan
J. L. Lemar
Rachel Lemar
Mildred Burgett
James Hoggan Dawson
Herbert Lemar
Ohio
Agricultural Notes from Clermont County
Agricultural notes report aphis infestations on apple buds with 50 to 100 lice per bud and advise nicotine sulphate sprays for control. Oats should be treated to curb smut with formaldehyde mix. lime in soils may combat club root in cabbage and cauliflower, with lime trials urged across Clermont County fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Clermont
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Seventy Food Club Members Reported in Clermont County
Hilda Musgrove of Williamsburg sends in the Todd's Run Sunshine Food Club membership to the County Agent in Batavia. The Clermont county total food club memberships stand at 70 though few Pig Club boys have joined so far, with the girls currently leading in participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Musgrove
Williamsburg Township
Batavia
Todd’s Run Sunshine Food Club
Clermont County
Pig Club
Batavia Council Approves Water Plant Survey and Sewer Plans
The Batavia council met with all members present and employed Mr. Babbitt to survey and draw plans for a modern water plant for state approval. Bills were allowed and paid. Spring Street sewer project discussed with steps for construction. adjourned to meet on call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Babbitt
State Board
Spring Street
Tragic Death Of Eight Year Old Roudebush Girl
Little Lillian Marguerite Roudebush of Norwood died last Wednesday after a brief pneumonia illness at age 8 years 11 months. The Roudebush family receives sympathy from friends as funeral arrangements are announced for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Marguerite
Allen C. Roudebush
Norwood
War trophy train to visit Batavia April 29 schedule
A six car war trophy train from Portsmouth Ohio arrives at Batavia N W Depot at 6 p m and departs at 10 p m on Tuesday April 29. Visitors may view the train during the evening. Ohio towns Waverly Peebles Winchester Sardinia Batavia Hillsboro host schedule as part of the Fifth Liberty Loan effort. Speakers from the fight will be on board and at Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Norfolk & Western Ry
Portsmouth
Ohio
N. and W
Batavia
Waverly
Peebles
Hillsboro
Cleveland
Charles H. Crane Dies in Batavia at 53
Charles Horace Crane died at his mother Ruth Crane’s home on East Wood Street Batavia Sunday afternoon aged 53. Death was due to paralysis after a short illness. He was born January 7 1866 in Batavia and married Addie Bowers of Connersville Indiana October 2 1888. She died sixteen months ago. He was a member of Batavia Presbyterian church. Surviving are his mother two brothers and a sister. Funeral at his late residence Tuesday at 2 o clock conducted by Rev Tilford with interment in Citizens Cemetery Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Horace Crane
Ruth Crane
East Wood Street
Batavia
Mr. Crane
Charles B
Addie Bowers
Connersville
Ind
Tilford
Citizens Cemetery
War Chest funds voted for Batavia memorial
A Batavia township War Chest committee voted unanimously to allocate 1200 to erect a veterans memorial. Of 300 replies 297 approved the plan. remaining funds after the payment will be refunded to subscribers, with about 10 percent still unpaid and due by June 1. Over 600 subscribers have paid in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Chest Committee
War Chest
Batavia Township
Daffodil Gardens Draw Crowds At Krippendorf Farm
Visitors flocked to the Krippendorf farm near Perintown to tour the Daffodil gardens over four days. A one dollar admission went to the devastated France fund, with proceeds supporting relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krippendorf
Perintown
France
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Batavia Schools
Jones
Trumbull County
Senate
Tom Reynolds
Tne Batavia
Woman's Club
H. 8
Grand Jury
Rainbow Division
Williamsbug
Hitoh
B. Stowe
Tovia
Food Club
Council Proceedings
Sona
Gusbartasteek
Train
Winchester
Sardinia
Charles H. Crane
WAR Chest Funds
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