Farm loan offer sparks local drive in Ohio counties
Farmers may apply to J A Hartman and J S Hatcher for 5 percent loans from the Federal Land Bank, with visits planned to three farms in Hamilton Warren Brown and Clermont counties. Local notes report community events, church activities, personal visits, court business, and ongoing notices from Batavia and Loveland areas, including a large liquor-fines sum for Milford and a new legal partnership Nichols Speidel White.
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Hamilton
Warren
Brown
Clermont
J. S. Hatcher
Sec
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Loveland Gat's Farm Loan Asa
Loveland
Ohio
Clermont County
Nichols, Speidel & White
Allen B. Nichols
Eli H. Speidel
Charles G. White
Kearns
Thirty factories to show under one roof at Norwood festival
Thirty manufacturing plants from Norwood will set up miniature operations on the second floor of Norwood City Hall during the Norwood Spring Festival May 1 to 3. Visitors will see the production processes of local firms, some among the world’s largest, in an unprecedented Southern Ohio industrial exhibit.
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Norwood
Norwood City Hall
Ohio
Norwood to Stage Educational Automobile Show
A unique educational auto show will run May 1 to 3 in Norwood during the Spring Festival. Admission is free as over 100 latest type cars are exhibited to educate Southern Ohio residents about modern motor vehicles and local sales/service facilities near the new Chevrolet plant.
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Norwood
Souwthern Colo
Ohio
Chevrolet
Patavia Woman’s Club entertains with playlet
The Patavia Woman’s Club hosted a Saturday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Rufus Walker’s home. Girls Betty Carroll Anna Virginia Speidel Helen H Rush Anna Virginia Jamieson Jeanette Helle Nichols Anne Parrott Ruth Dial Ruby and Gertrude Wilson performed the play Can a Woman Keep a Secret under director Mrs. Elizabeth Werner. A social hour followed with lunch served by the hostess.
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Patavia
Rufus Walker
Betty Carroll
Anna Virginia Speidel
Helen H. Rush
Anna Virginia Jamieson
Jeanette Helle Nichols
Anne Parrott
Ruth Dial
Ruby
Gertrude Wilson
Elizabeth Werner
Spray Your Fruit With Timely Protection
The article urges spraying fruit to ensure quality and protect cherries pears and apples. Fred Winter, a daytime operator on the N and W line, was spraying Batavians last week using a new machine for recreation and pay while preparing the work.
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Fred Winter
Buerkle Relocates Durat and Star Agency to Seyler Garage
H F Buerkle, agent for the Durat and Star plans moving his business from the Hugo block to the Seyler garage on Third Street to gain more floor space. A grocery store is expected to open upon his vacating the present quarters.
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Seyler Garage
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Buerkle
Barn Sold and Razed on Woodlief Lot in Batavia
Mrs. Clara Gregg sold the large barn on the Woodlief home lot. The structure is being razed to make way for a fine building spot, a scarce and valuable improvement for Batavia streetscapes.
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Clara Gregg
Batavia
Resolutions Honor Two Late Linden Chapter Members
The Linden Chapter O H 8 848 expresses sympathy for the deaths of Vera Bigham and Alice Kirskadden two loyal members. The resolutions ask minutes be updated a copy sent to the families and to county papers for publication. Committee members Lida Beth Sutton Juanita Pringie Henrietta Needham Stella White Mary F Needham.
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Vera Bigham
Alice Kirskadden
Linden
Lida Beth Sutton
Juanita Pringie
Henrietta Needham
Stella White
Mary F. Needham
New Use for Old Clock and Other Odd Notes
A column describes turning a stopped brass clock into a picture frame by removing the glass and inserting a photo. It lists asbestos uses in manufacturing and mentions a cow wandering in a china shop in Tipperary with no damage, followed by a folk saying about troublemakers.
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Ciain
Tipperary
Fletcher's Castoria in Masonic Notice
Masonic notice shows Saturday April 4 with B A and M M degree. Visitors welcome and encouraged to attend.
Make Your Stove an Oil Gas Stove
Converts any stove to oil gas using common kerosene. Easy installation and long life. Cheaper than coal, eliminates dirt and ashes. Local agents wanted. O Houser, Hamlet Ohio. Batavia 2808. 2nd.
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O. Houser
Hamlet
Ohio
Batavia
Memorial of Geo P Bishop marks long life of service and sacrifice
Geo P Bishop born August 22 1842 Indiana died April 3 1878 aged 80 years 7 months 11 days Married Elizabeth Snowhill February 14 1867 to this union were born John Otto and Cora John preceded him to the spirit land Otto and Cora remain Funeral by Rev Wm B Brown Interment at Ross cemetery April 6 1028 members of M E church for over fifty years at Taylor Chapel Marathon charge served as trustee Sunday school and steward in the quarterly conference A veteran of the 45th O V I Company G then B C D 48th battalion served four years five months and days under fire 801 days.
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Elizabeth Snowhill
Fayetteville
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Spirit Land
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Mt. Orab
Barbary Hesler
Midland
Wesley Bishop
Batavia
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Misinformed view on county supervision and school boards
E H Pattison Assistant County Superintendent rebuts misstatements in a Courier article about Batavia meetings on April 2. He argues the county and local board sessions occurred separately, cites state and county funding for supervision, and defends the value and cost of the assistant superintendent’s work including a $1000 saving for a township.
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Bumper Fruit Crop Forecast for Southwestern Ohio
The region, led by Clermont county, enjoys a promising fruit outcome as extended cold protected crops through March. If no killing frost by April 16, cherries early apples peaches pears and plums appear set for abundance. Wheat suffered minor loss from a cold snap but overall yields remain strong.
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Clermont County
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