Coyle Named Batavia Postmaster Amid Local Political Turmoil
State Representative Claude Coyle is named to fill the Batavia postmaster vacancy after Frank A. Brown's death, with confirmation sought in Washington. The episode follows a split among Batavia Democrats and a rush by Congressman Polk to push a dark horse candidate for future congressional aims.
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Claude Coyle
Batavia
Frank A. Brown
James G. Polk
Coyle
Washington D. C
S.O Weaver
John F. Hartman
Robert Wood
T. L.hamilton
Weaver
Polk
Common Pleas Court
Congress
Milk Union Meeting in Batavia to Elect Chairman
Milk Producers Clermont County members will gather at Batavia Town Hall Friday at 8 o clock to elect a County Chairman. About 600 producers are expected to attend. W. E. Sutton serves as president and invites all producers to participate.
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Clermont County
Batavia
W. E. Sutton
Batavia Garden Club to Meet April 17
The Batavia Garden Club will meet April 17 with Mrs H C Nichols. The meeting will feature a Flower Show item and a speaker to be announced. Members will vote on Specimen and Miniature Arrangements with the latter limited to six inches in height.
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Batavia Garden Club
H.C. Nichols
Clermont County Teachers Association Meeting at Batavia High
The Clermont County Teachers Association holds a program at Batavia High School on Saturday April 15 at 9 30 a m featuring Music America led by Lucille Collier piano Lulu Odoms Invocation Rev G Ludwick Orchestra two numbers Amelia School Orchestra business Winsburg School Glee Club two numbers Dr W R McChesney Cedarville College Supt J W Prewitt Supt E H Pattison Sec address
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Clermont County Teachers’ Association
Batavia High School
Music—America
Lucille Collier
Lulu Odoms
G. Ludwick
Amelia School
Glee Club
Burg School
W. R. McChesney
Cedarville College
J. W. Prewitt
E. H. Pattison
Batavia Womans Club Meets with Mrs Wiseman Saturday
The Batavia Womans Club announces a literary gathering with Mrs Wiseman this Saturday the 15th. A book review by Mrs Pearson and a current play are on the agenda along with a talk on how insects chirp.
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Batavia Womans’ Club
Wiseman
Pearson
Meetings Next Week for Township Farm Bureau Arts
Meetings of the Township Farm Bureau are scheduled at Mt Carmel School on April 17 Newtonsville School on April 18 and Bethel Memorial Building on April 19 all at 8 p m. USDA dairy films will be shown at each meeting with C P Backer of the Ohio Farm Bureau speaking at Mt Carmel. Members are urged to bring friends and neighbors.
Bridges for Batavia and Williamsburg Fail to Materialize
The piece complains that the Batavia and Williamsburg bridge projects remain slow or never built. It warns of imminent danger from collapses and rattling traffic noises, urging prompt action before a disaster occurs.
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Batavia
Williamsburg
Reciprocity Day At Milford Hosts Batavia Club
Reciprocity Day with Progress Club Milford yielded a memorable gathering at Mrs. Edgar P. Mundy home in Terrace Park. Mrs. O. B. Kaiser sang two solos, Mrs. Ralph Hodges read aloud, and Mrs. B. W. Sprague presented a guest paper The Home and Its Influence. A light luncheon followed the social hour.
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Progress Club
Milford
Batavia Woman's Club
Edgar P. Mundy
Terrace Park
O. B. Kaiser
Ralph Hodges
8. W. Sprague
Ohio State enrolls students from Clermont County towns
An enrollment survey shows half of Ohio's 1625 cities represented at Ohio State University this year with students from all 88 counties 46 states and about 30 foreign countries. Clermont County towns include Chile George N. Jeffer Felicity Dorothy A. Constant Frank K. Harmon John C. Kennedy Milton W. McCullough and Marathon Frank Needham among others.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Clermont County
Chile
George N. Jeffer
Felicity
Dorothy A. Constant
Frank K. Harmon
John C. Kennedy
Obituary of Oliver C. Hulick Batavia councilman and publisher
Oliver Charles Hulick, 69, of Batavia, died Thursday night at 11 20 p m. after a six week illness. He had worked for The Clermont Publishing Co for twenty years and served on Batavia Council. He once ran a Monterey mercantile business before moving to Batavia. Survived by brother Walter Hulick of San Diego and sister Mrs Lucy Titus of Batavia. Funeral from Moore Funeral Home with burial in Union Cemetery. He was a devout church member and beloved by nieces and nephews.
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Oliver C. Hulick
Batavia
Lucy Titus
Moore Funeral
Union Cemetery
Courier Office
Monterey
Walter
San Diego
Cal
Lucy
Titus
Oliver Charles Hulick
Erastus
Amanda Hulick
Hulick
Ohio
Walter Hulick
California
Our Village
Clermont Publishing Company
Church
Elmwood School House
Batavia M
Government flour arrives to aid Clermont County unemployed
Clermont County has received six car loads of government flour for distribution to the needy and unemployed. This will be the last shipment, so all applicants will be carefully screened to stretch the food supply as far as possible and prevent further suffering.
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Clermont County
Senior Test Leaders Named in Clermont County
Final scores from the High School Senior Test held about two weeks ago in Clermont County list the top six in this county. Amelia leads with 275 by Everett Mayhugh, followed by Batavia’s Cecil Himes and Milford’s Katherine Roudebush. Other high scorers include Norma Gene Tude of Bethel, Dorothy May Howe of Bethel, and Thos. E K Nordyke of Amelia.
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Clermont County
Pattison
Everett Mayhugh
Amelia
Cecil Himes
Batavia
Katherine Roudebush
Milford
Norma Gene Tude
Bethel Dorothy May Howe Bethel Thos. EK
Nordyke
Red Cross report details aid after disaster in Batavia area
The report to Red Cross National Headquarters lists affected families and individuals, destroyed homes, clothing bedding and shoe provisions, nurse calls, housing for the sick, beds, and money spent on boots and supplies. Donations include $10000 from Judge H. N. Nichols and $1000 from Mrs. Mamie Frances. The American Legion aided clothing and bedding collection in Bethel Williamsburg Amelia. Gov Dam No 86 supplied boats for nurse transport. Cincinnati and Hamilton County Chapter sent May Cooper and Catherine Koehler, plus clothing and flour.
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Red Cross National
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Ivase Reda Iabisole
Peo Teg Atessas Shoes
Mattroabud
Cae Tek
Anna Sb Ghiwes Kbar Plaster Sieha
H. N. Nichols
Mamie Frances
American Legion
The
Red Cross
Bethel
Batavia
Williamsburg
Amelia
Iles Garage
Pringle Construction Co
Gov. Dam No
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
American Red Cross
May Cooper
Catherine Koehler
Mabel Mussey
R. C. Sec
Federal Seed Loans and Early Application Advice
The notice urges farmers to apply early for government crop production loans, noting the two week processing time. Eligible applicants should contact the county agricultural agent or Owensville or Bethel banks to receive funds when needed. It emphasizes that efficiency experts succeed where business is already a success.
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Owensville
Bethel
Pomona Grange Sets April 15 Meeting at Bethel
The Clermont County Pomona Grange holds its quarterly meeting at the Grant Memorial Building in Bethel next Saturday April 15. All officers are urged to attend and those in arrears should see the secretary. A lunch of sandwiches pickles fruit pie and coffee is planned with the entertaining Lodge supplying coffee and paper supplies. Juveniles should bring lunch separately. The literary program begins at 1 30 with speakers and features. Dr Colburn is the Pomona Jane speaker.
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Clermont County Pomona Grange
Bethel
Grant Memorial
Dr. Colburn
Pomona Jane
J. D. Wood
Easter Bonnet Parade Featured by Mt Carmel Grange
Williamsburg and Marathon Grangesheld meetings April 1 with talks by Rev. Armhurst and county agent H N Wilson. Marathon hosts April 15 to present third and fourth degrees with a bonnet display, contests, and an anniversary charter members event with age-group contests and prizes.
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Mt. Carmel
I. G. Armhurst
Riverside M.E
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
H. N. Wilson
New Richmond Residents Donate for Flood Relief Aid
Community thanks Mr and Mrs John W Haussermann for a $500 gift. The LaMontre Mfg Co profits, 8.0 P Co trucks, and the Dormer Brothers storage space are acknowledged for flood relief assistance.
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New Richmond
John W. Haussermann
LaMontre Mfg Co
Dormer Brothers
East Hill Farm Club Holds April Meeting at Goff Home
East Hill Farm Club met at Mrs Ethel Goff residence with 13 members and four guests. Activities included roll call, readings on home gardens, poetry, and a prize contest won by Ethel Davidson. Lunch followed and plans were made to meet in May with Mrs Martha Glancy.
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East Hill Farm Club
Ethel Goff
Roll Call
Old Rugged Crossz
Alma Patterson
Stella Moore
Helen Holman
Vera Buerkle
Ethel Davidson
Helen Holeman
Martha Glancy
Lang Leghorn Hatchery visit details farm operations
Visitors tour the Lang Leghorn Hatchery on State Route 132 north of New Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Lang supervise a 20 000 egg incubator facility with five brooding rooms and eight nest-house rooms hosting thousands of chicks from one day to five weeks old. The plant counts 1 700 laying hens and yearly output of 40 000 chicks, with 7 000 kept on site. The venture started with fifty cents and credits Ohio State University Wooster Experiment Station and Clermont County Agent of Agriculture for support.
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J. W. Mott
Aimelia
Lang
Leghorn
New Richmond
Hiss
Mr. Lang
Ohio State University
The
Wooster
Clermont County
Four Year Term Extends County Recorder Tenure
An act lengthens county recorder terms from two to four years and applies to current holders, taking effect in ninety days. The Lloyd bill grants the States Utilities Commission authority to set gas rates. A separate measure allows delinquent taxes to be paid in installments over six years at 4 percent interest for 193m and prior periods, with penalties and interest remitted if paid in full.
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Lloyd
States Utilities Commission
Moscow America Legion Captures County Basketball Championship
The County Basketball League season ends with Moscow America Legion as champions sponsored by Lowe and Campbell Federation. Amelia finishes half a game behind. Individual gold basketballs will be awarded to Moscow players.
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Lowe and Campbell Federation
Moscow America Legion
Amelia
Moscow
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