Tax rate reform urged in Clermont Adams counties
The piece argues end of the Assistant County Superintendent of Schools in Clermont and neighboring Adams counties to cut taxes. It cites State Auditor figures of 84.60 percent in Clermont, urging boards to shift to lower supervision costs while preserving overall school oversight. Public sentiment favors saving through discontinuing the office, with Warren county considering a similar move and transportation funding needing new methods.
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Clermont County
Adams County
County Board of Education
Ohio
Boards of Education
Warren County
Board of Education
Fish Fry at Mt Carmel April 14 1923
Mt Carmel Protective Association hosts a fish fry at Mt Carmel Grange Hall Saturday afternoon at 1 o clock April 14 1923. Music by the Mt Carmel band. All members and prospective members invited.
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Mt. Carmel
Batavia Baseball Team Prep Under Joe Brock as Manager
Batavia will field a baseball team this season with Saturday home games and Sunday games at Amelia. Joe Brock will manage, and a strong group of players is being assembled. Milford contributes uniforms and gear. Milford’s first game is set for April 22 as the team works toward readiness.
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Batavia
Amelia
Joe Brock
Rauscher
Milford
Haster
Golden
New U B Church Plans Day for Building Fund
The New U B Church hosts its second annual oratorical contest with a U B day at Paul M Rapp’s store on April 12. Ten percent of cash sales will go to the Building Fund for the new church, supporting fundraising efforts by the Ladies Aid with a pie sale starting at 10 a.m.
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Paul M Rapp
U. B
Tax Listing Notice and Southwestern Ohio Oratorical Contest
The notice urges residents to list personal property with true value including automobiles and building stock, township and district details, agricultural stats, and mailing envelopes. It also reports the second annual Southwestern Ohio Oratorical Contest held in Batavia with five counties represented, five judges, and top prizes awarded to Irene Pape, David Perry Tarbell, Naomi Matre, and Hula May Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Batavia
Hamilton
Brown
Adams
Warren
Clermont
Plincy H. Johnson
Cincinnati
B.I. Davis
Biewentary
Irene Pape
Anna May Scuddy
Reading
David Perry Tarbell
Brown County
Ruth Malloway
Lebanon
Naomi Matre
Hula May Warren
Springboro
Albertine Dennison
Milford
Olive Henderson
New Richmond
Gertrude Melvin Ee
Higginspost
Pearl Martin Ae
Sardinia
Otterbine
Carter Peewee
Tom Taylor
Lebapon Irene Pape Weer
Marion Crawd
Ill
Peewee Raredney
Bethel
Virginia Lee Aberdeen
Titus Scott
David Perry
Tarbell
Georgetown
Ruth Halloway
Franklin Wayne Mitchel
John Stone
Ee Blanchester
Robert Seigel Fewer
Reewee
Albert Brown
Manchester Terrace Park
George Chalfont
Sete High School
Anna Virginia Speidel
Owensville
Paul Hopping
Jennie May Chapman
Ripley Glenn Cahall
Eula May Warren Myrtle Beltz Perenne
Ewes
Frank Ferris
Blue Ash
Naomi Matre Peewee Bower
Ewere
Sete Pews West Union
Clara Thoroman
Alta Hill
Winchester
Prosecutor Britton Praised for Swift Grand Jury Session
Last week Prosecutor Harry Britton joined the grand jury in a 75 minute session that examined fourteen witnesses, returned fourteen indictments including two felonies, two sealed and two involving minors. The jury was paid and returned home in under two hours, prompting praise for speed and accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Britton
Britton
Court Calendars Now Ready for April Term
The court calendars for the April term are prepared for distribution to interested parties. If cases are not compromised, substantial legal work will proceed this spring.
Re Appraisal Bill Passes House In Ohio
Columbus, April 4. The Ohio House of Representatives approved by 72 to 14 a bill by Rep McDonald of Dayton to re appraise real estate in 1924 and every eight years thereafter. The original proposal set a four year interval.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
McDonald
Dayton
Peach buds safe promise good fruit crop
John Henderson of Union township reports peach buds largely undamaged after a Saturday survey. He notes experienced fruit growing indicates a fine crop with plenty left on the trees. Other fruit appears healthy for an abundant yield.
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John Henderson
Union Township
Woman Named for Clermont County Elections Post
At a Clermont County Republican meeting in Batavia chaired by Ireton Mrs Edith Spears of Branch Hill was chosen to recommend for the Board of Deputy Supervisors of Elections. The two year appointment takes effect May 15 and marks the first woman named in the county. Bruce Daughters of Franklin township was the other applicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Republican Executive Committee
Batavia
Ireton
Edith Spears
Branch Hill
Bruce
Franklin Township
New Hardware and Farm Implement Firm Opens Under Ketchum
Geo O Ketchum of near Nicholsville has bought the Coyle Buggy & Implement Co. stock and property and will operate a hardware and farm implement business. He plans immediate restock with hardware machinery wagons fencing and related items and aims for a large local trade. The community extends a cordial welcome to Mr Ketchum and family. Mrs Emily Cunningham hosted Sunday visitors in Amelia including her daughters Mrs Sara Marvin Mrs Alice DeVamp and their spouses from Covington Ky along with six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. An elegant dinner followed a pleasant day.
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Geo. O. Ketchum
Nicholeville
Coyle Buggy & Implement Co
Emily Cunningham
Amelia
Sara Marvin
Alice DeVamp
Een
Covington
Poet Painter Harry Jennings of Cincinnati A Landscape Artist
A Baxby spring feature profiles Cincinnati painter Harry Jennings living near Little Miadi Valley above Batavia. Described as a poet painter, he blends delicate color and imagination, concentrates fully on nature, and remains fiercely independent in style and method.
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Baxby
Miadi
Cincinnati
Batavia Pike
Batavia
Harry Jennings
Jennings
William McMillan
Walnut Hills
Duverneck
Nobel
Meakin
Art Academy
W. T.H. Howe
Hughes High School
Innes
Twachtman
Real estate transfers listed in Batavia and surrounding townships
A long notice catalogs numerous property transfers across Batavia, Miami, Pierce, Union, Williamsburg and Goshen townships. Transactions involve individuals and several unnamed grantees with properties including acres, lots, and poles, each recorded with a nominal $1 consideration.
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Batavia
Meenas
Thomas Carter
Williamsburg
T. B. Davidson
Tate Een
Sfeteer
Serene
Orville Bredwell
W.O. Myers Franklin Washington
M. H. Little Monroe
Fletcher Bushman
John B. Reese
Os Eatlys
J. V. Waggle Union Ee H. Guttekuntz
Miami
Miami Wrernreeeeee Louis Laudaman Goshen
H. Stouder
Wm. Turner
Wayne Stonelick
Ee Spence Quitter Jackson
Eee
Peewee Howe
V. B. Knight Corporation
M. Long
T. J. Dugan
Bethel Wees Adr
Joplin
Moscow
Els Wee Ee
Ward Cushard
New Richmond
John
Clara W. Gregg
Nathan D. Davidson
Calvin Murphy
Margaret Murphy
Elizabeth Hertlein
Daisy Yonnag
Joseph Helton
Olin A. Fagin
Clarence P. Wedgewood
E. N. Clinkenbrord
Harry Neal Smith
Pierce Tp
Morris M. Graham
Pierce
W. E. Leever
John Devine
Anna D. Brown
James H. Clemens
Miami Tp
Americus Donella
Jennie L. Prather
Hugh P. Croswell
Charles E. Troescher
Monroe
B. F Thamann
Louisa Thamann
Union Tp
Frank G. Turton
Wm. Bonar
Felicity
Mabel E. Richardson
Milford Evans
Moses L. Motsinger
Robert
Motsinger
Goshen
Byron L. Stouder
Robert 8. Motsinger, Lot In Goshen; $1. B. L. Stonder
Robert S. Motsinger
Wm. J. Auer
George Spero
Pranch Hill
Byron L. Stonder
Gosher
John Holstein
Georgia Tribble
Hessie C. Brown
E. D. Monjar
Washington
Joseph Craig
Susie Levine
Joseph M. Rapp
Chester Armstrong
Stonelick
Nettie Davis
Belle Huffman
Union
William Brophy
Dwight Marksberry
Franklin
John F. White
Anna D. Stevenson
Branch Hill
Henry Marah
C. C. Emmons
Robert E. Fischer
Shelton McMiller
Carrie Barry
George Binkley
Abraham Hoodin
Hildred B. Hoodin
Benjamin F. Patterson
John Lindsey
Bethel
Geo. W. Smith
W. E. Tripp
John W. Lytle
W. G. Waters
Charles Emmons
Wm. QG. Waters
Charles W. Miller
Harry Ackemyer
J. P. Chatterton
Louisa Chatterton
Otia Smith
Eliza M. Bond
J. C. Fabr
Mary Elizabeth Dennis
Lewis ‘Busch
Charles A. Schirmer
Ohio
Arthur K. Stearns
Wm. F. Mount
George B.huntington
Frank Middeler, Jr
B. D. Monjar
Batavia Loose Leaf Warehouse Sold Back To Stockholders
In Batavia the Loose Leaf Warehouse returns to stockholders after Mr. Davie departs for Milwaukee. The move aims to settle business matters and may lead to a sale of the property. A Griggsville reader endorses the Clermont Courier, sending a two year subscription note with best wishes.
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Griggsville
Clermont Courier
Batavia
Odear
H. O. Fagin
Clermont Farm Bureau Examines Butter Fat Marketing
The Clermont County Executive Committee met in Batavia to discuss ice marketing options for butter fat in northern and western Clermont. They compared Southwestern Ohio Co-operative Dairy Sales Association and Co-operative Milk Association, weighing direct manufacturing versus resale to a manufacturer and whether members should finance plant ownership. A three member committee was named to study conditions and report at the May 14 meeting.
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Clermont County
Clermont Farm Bureau
Batavia
Southwestern Ohio Co-operative Dairy Sales Association
Georgtown
Co-operative Milk Association
Cincinnati
Co-operative Pure Milk Association
Southwestern Sales Association
Southwestern Association
Southwestern Dairy Sales Association
Farm Bureau
G. M. McLaughlin
Loveland
Silas Vance
Goshen
M. H. McNeill
Laurel
Ohio to vote on three constitutional amendments
Ohio voters to decide in November on three proposed amendments. One seeks to remove the open liability clause from workmen compensation. Another, by Rep Harry E. Davis, aims to strike the word white from the electors clause to remove racial discrimination. The third, by Sen Thomas Jenkins, would allow notice of amendments by publication rather than sending copies to each voter.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Conrad Rehman, Jr
Cincinnati
Harry E. Davis
Cleveland
Thomas Jenkins
Tronte
Former Milford Record editor dies in Miami ville
W. P. McCammon former owner and editor of the Milford Record died at his home in Miami ville on Tuesday of last week aged 65 after several months illness. He is survived by a widow and eight children.
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W. P. McCammon
The
Milford Record
Miamiville
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