Cedar Rust Threatens Clermont Apples Across County
Clermont County fruit growers warn Cedar Rust Disease endangers the apple crop with losses cited above 500 dollars yearly. Walter Marion of the State Department of Agriculture visited last Friday to outline eradication by removing red cedar trees within about two miles of orchards. He noted cedar balls on yard trees may curb spread and urged public labor support, with local owners willing to cooperate and cut trees near orchards. Committees list O T Brown Bantam Jesse Cross Albert Day H J Bolender Felicity as organizers.
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Clermont County Fruit Growers Association
Clermont County
Walter Marion
State Department of Agriculture
Columbus
Marion
O. T. Brown
Bantam
Jesse Cross
Locust Corner
Albert Day
Mr. Carmel
H. J. Bolender
Felicity
County Revue Opens Across 1500 Counties For 8th Year
4-H Club girls may enter county style revues held nationwide with no fees. Participants pick one of four costume options and can obtain materials freely. County winners receive a gold medal and advance to the state revue with the chance of an all expense trip to the national event in Chicago on December 1.
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United States
Chicago
First Grade Health Examinations At Mt Carmel School
Dr J A Carter Health Commissioner examined 27 first grade pupils. 11 were defect free. Parents will be notified of any defects and urged to consult physicians. A note closes with congratulations to Miss Ruth Warman and Robert Glover on their marriage.
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J. A. Carter
Mt. Carmel
Board of Health
All-Ohio Safety Council to Meet in Columbus
The All Ohio Safety Congress will meet in Columbus on April 20 to discuss highway safety gains, following a prior meeting where the death toll began to diminish. All interested in safety are urged to attend.
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All Ohio Safety Congress
Columbus
Ohio
Ford frankness on labor to ease industrial strife
Courier notes Henry Ford’s candid approach may clear up labor tensions while Washington shows little constructive help. It argues harmony between employers and employees is essential for prosperity, and warns against naïve expectations from the White House.
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Ford
Henry Ford
White House
Washington
Aladdin to Visit Batavia Public Schools Auditorium
Bath launched a two thirty show with Aladdin the famed magician delivering wit and skill to Batavia pupils. Admission ranges from five to twenty cents by grade and status. The second item notes a prolonged Supreme Court fight and labor crises prompting new legislation nationwide.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Clean Up Town Aims for Villagewide Campaign
Batavia village officials led by Mayor J M Wiseman propose April 26 as Clean-up Fix-up week. The effort invites cooperation from the village authorities public school health department and Garden Club to encourage a united improvement campaign for a healthier better kept community.
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Batavia
J. M. Wiseman
Wiseman
United States
Department of Public Health
Garden Club
Clermont County Track Meet Set for Owensville Fairgrounds
The Clermont County Athletic Association schedules a county track and field meet at Owensville Fairgrounds on Tuesday, May 11 starting 1 30 P M. Schools across the county will send boys and girls athletes with events including sprints relays distance runs and field events from 70 yard dash to mile relays and various throwing and jumping events.
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Clermont County Athletic Association
Owensville Fairgrounds
Parochial Aid Bill Passes Senate in Ohio
The Ohio State Journal reports the parochial and private school aid bill passed the Senate 25 to 11 proposing a $7 million two year appropriation starting 1937. Senators Nichols and others supported the measure as it moves to the House for debate amid anticipated opposition.
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Ohio State Journal
Columbus
State Senate
Ohio
Senate
Harold D. Nichols
Clermont County
House
Finance Committee
Committee On Education
Clermont County Commission approves relief and building costs
Clermont County commissioners meeting in Batavia on April 5, 1987 approved numerous bills for county relief and Service Building work. They rescinded a tax map project 508 wage and hired Vale Rule as board clerk, and authorized fund transfers to needy blind and dependent children, plus WPA Project 5048 material funding. Charles Curry named certifying officer for county relief allocations.
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Clermont County
Batavia
J. M. Hutchinson
Ezra Seyler
Frank Willis
Patty M. Lutz
Henry Stroup
Sarah Williams
Jas
K. Ashburn
Western Union
Charles Bennett
Wm. Dudley
Edith B. Harris
General—Keen Coal & Supply Co
Clermont Construction Co
Pickering Hardware Co
Joseph T. Ryerson
Remington Stone Co
John C. Fuhr
Ziegler, Inc
Sheriff’s Office
West Publishing Co
NE Reps
NE Digest
the Bobbs-Mervill Co
Ohio Law
Brice Hendrixson
L. M. Prince Co
Rocky Glen Sanatorium
Lawrence Wayt
Patty Letz
Rose Stevens
The
Clermont Courier
H. Belmer Co
Patty Lutz
Williamsburg
W. T. Reed
Barrett Brothers
Columbus Blank Book Mrg. Co
John Light
Cincinnati Gas &*Electric Co
Oliver Riley
Milton Day
Same
Roland Scales
Clyde Sauders
Harvey Embry
Lyman Yeats
Ray Miller
Harry Schroth
Jas. K. Ashburn
Socony-Vacuum Oil C
R. H. Foster
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Hugh C. Nichols
Frank Robert
Lowell Behymer
G. F. Schwab
Iles
First National Bank
Wilson Pontiac Sales
Mr. Seyler
Mr. Willis
State Relief Commission
County Relief Fund
Charles Curry
Willis
Ed Ross
Batavia R. R
Goshen High to Stage Here Comes Charlie Comedy
The Junior Class will present the comedy Here Comes Charlie on Thursday evening April 22 in the auditorium. The public is invited. Mrs. Lucille Duchemmien visited Wednesday with her parents near Owensville. Mr. and Mrs. Watkins welcome a baby girl Friday.
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Goshen High School
Charlie
Lucille Duchemmien
Mrs. Haskell
Owensville
Mrs. Watkins
Washington Snapshots on Unemployment and Labor Lobby
James Preston reviews Walsh Healey Act fallout and labor influence in Congress. He notes appropriations shifts, calls for a federal unemployment census, and reveals skilled labor shortages in metalworking as unions limit apprenticeship intake.
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Department of Labor
House Appropriations Committee
Labor Department
Urges Flood Area Farmers to Apply for Credit Now
A. L. Sorensen, state Rehabilitation Director for the RA, urged Ohio flood area farmers to submit loan applications promptly to local rehabilitation supervisors to ensure funds arrive in time for spring work. Loans are offered through a cooperative program with Farm Credit Administration Red Cross Disaster Loan Corporation and the Resettlement Administration with agenCy offices in Clermont County Batavia.
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Ohio
A. L. Sorensen
Farm Credit Administration
Red Cross
Disaster Loan Corporation
The
Resettlement Administration
Clermont County
Dale K. Bee
Batavia
Cooperative
Sorensen
Indianapolis
Ind
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