Locust Corner Social Updates and Community News
Locust Corner notes show residents visiting friends across Burlington Dayton and Pittsburg. 4-H county meeting at Owensville. Kathryn Townsley leads. Easter visits span Hamlet Batavia Mt Washington and Silverton. Arbor Day program set by Monroe Grange with US Forester Needham guest April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Vercamp
Cincinnati
Nicholsville
Monroe Grange
Needham
Forester
CCC Orchestra
Walter and
Francis Smith
Eugene Laycock
Mt. Carmel Pupils Excel In State Exams With Top County Honors
Mt Carmel eighth graders achieved fine grades on state exams and ranked third in the county. Alma Aicholtz Justin Townsley Albert Schreck and Wm Schneider Jr led Batavia district as four students placed among the four highest. Nine students earned honorary certificates. Local social notes mention Mr and Mrs Wm Mente hosting the Kendals and Mr and Mrs Frank Nash guests including several relatives. Johnnie Fishback is recovering from meningitis and improving. Easter visits feature Mr and Mrs Harry Brown and their children at Mt Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nash
Sticksel
Philip
George Nash
Earl Nash
Richard Cameron
Johnnie Fishback
Harry Brown
Mt. Washington
Executor's Sale of Real Estate in Clermont County Ohio
Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio orders a public auction of real estate on June 7 1935 at 9:00 am in Miami Township. Property lies along the Little Miami River in Clermont County bounded by Buckingham lands and the Pennsylvanian Railroad right of way comprising about 14.98 acres as part of the Huddleston farm conveyed to the Ohio Grav.
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Clermont County
Ohio
Miami Township
Clermont
State of Ohio
Towit
State of
Little
Miami River
Enoch Buckingham
Harry Buckingham
Ohio Ballast Company
Buckingham
Pennsylvania Railroad
Little Miami
Huddleston Farm
Ohio Grav
Estate of William Donnelly Seeks Public Sale of Clermont County Lands
Executor Robert M. Hair announces sale of real estate in Clermont County Ohio including four and 31 100 acres with Little Miami River frontage and an undivided one half interest totaling 45.10 acres in Miami Township. The properties originate from the Ohio Ballast Company and John Hopkins survey lines and are appraised at 2180.00 and 285.00 for the undivided half, with bids not less than two thirds of these values and cash due on sale day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Ballast Company
Ohio Ballast Co
William Donnelly
Ohio Gravel Ballast Company
Clermont County
Ohio
Clermont
Little Miami River
Huddleston
Harry Buckingham
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mary Seigle Donnelly
Little
Miami
Miami Township
John Hopkins
Belinda Smith
Buckingham
Ohio Ballast Company
Mary J. Buckingham
C. M. & L. Traction Company
C. M. & L. Traction’ Company
Robert Todds
W. J. Huddleston
P. C. C. & St. L. Railroad Company
Oas
Robert M. Hair
Local Notes From Cincinnati and Highland Visits
Mrs. W. E. Christie was shopping in Cincinnati on Thursday. Miss Rebecca Terrel has returned to her home at Highland. Grover Steward, his wife and daughter Clara, and a friend enjoyed East-—
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Christie
Cincinnati
Rebecca Terrel
Highland
Grover Steward
Clara
Easter Gatherings and Local Notices Reach Across Town
The community hosted Easter visits from Ed Curtis and family in Germantown and guests for Charles Holland in West Chester. Numerous families shared Easter with relatives from Cincinnati, Middletown, Covington, Huntington, and Crosstown. Funeral services for H Anderson were held at the M E Church with burial at Owensville. school term closed April 19 with teachers Wendell Hawk, Louise Garman, and Rebecca Terrel guiding the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Curtis
Germantown
Charles Holland
West Chester
Ed Christie
Easter
Charles Martin
Robert Hall
Allan Hall
Howard Hall
Margaret Hall
Betty Segg
Cincinnati
Allen Moyer
Homer Moyer
Middletown
Worstell
Roy Lindsey
Harry Piper
Allen Steward
Clara Jester
Crosstown
Ralph Weak
Owensville
Schultz
Copeland
Covington
James Malott
Bert Fomorin
Huntington
W. Va
J. L. Fomorin
J. R. Johnson
H. Anderson
M. E
Tabasco School Graduation and PTA Activities Highlight Local News
The Tabasco school marks a successful year with eighth graders Dorothy Crellin and Gertrude Scales set to graduate from Amelia High School this week. Honor student Florence Ellen Laub kept steady on the honor roll. PTA events included ice cream, cake, and a covered dish dinner. A joint Williamsville Tabasco PTA meeting is planned for April 25 with a cafeteria dinner and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobasco
Evanshine
Anna Belle Jeremiah
Dayton
John Smith
Hyde Park
Roy Ferguson
Mary Elizabeth Kirgan
Hartwell
Milton Maddux
Mt. Summit
Ellen Davis
John Stump
George H. Davis
Bethel
Williamsville
Tabasco P. T. A
Death Claims Two Citizens in Newtonsville
The community mourns after Leslie Doughman is found dead from heart trouble in his yard early Wednesday. Funeral services were held at the M. E. Church at 10 a.m. Saturday led by Rev. Biffle. Later that day John Coward died after a lengthy illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Doughman
M. E. Church
Biffle
John Coward
Illness and Funeral Notices From Local Community
Funeral from the M. E. Church at 1 o'clock Saturday with Rev. Stitzel officiating. Sorrowing families receive community sympathy. Several local residents visit relatives and attend events including Mrs. Lillie Washburn's improvement and various Sunday gatherings. Multiple names and places appear in this local social roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Stitzel
Lillie Washburn
John Grossnickle
Ester Hill
Will Carr
Cincinnati
Harold Jordan
Eleanor
Effie Marsh
Conard
Harry Wood
Irvin. Hirschberg
Lewis Singer
Avondale
Frank Schooley
Burton Hodge
Harold
Batavia
Easter Guests Visit Across Nearby Towns
Mr. and Mrs. Headley Hawk hosted Easter guests including Mrs. Bessie Hawk and Harold Miller from Midland City, the Howard Tufts family of Blanchester, and John and Effie Hatch of Blanchester. Earl Dunbar of Newtonsville joined Jack Griswold for Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerado
Headley Hawk
Bessie Hawk
Harold Miller
Midland City
Howard Tufts
Jean
Blanchester
John
Effie Hatch
Earl Dunbar
Newtonsville
Jack Griswold
John Geesner
Earl
W. A. Gauche
Paul
Harley Young
Easter Activities and Social Visits Highlight Mt. Auburn Notes
Mt. Auburn residents report a weekend of visitors from Cincinnati Reading and Milford. Easter programs draw a large crowd at the Christian church as Rev Zimmerman and the Ladies Aid engage with youth. Local residents attend Bethel Class Play Mt Holly sunrise service and Baccalaureate events while others are listed as Silk List members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel
Jimmie Plank
Ila Carr
Mt. Auburn
Katie Groppenbacher
John Davis
Bethel
Wm. Owens
Woodrow Utter
Cincinnati
Laura Nichols
Etta Smyser
Chester Gravitt
Gertrude Fields
Alice
Vernice Jett
Felicity
Francis
Marilyn Barnett
Lela McCain
Osborn MacQuarry
Bobby
Lloyd
Ezra Wilson
Claude Thomas
Clarence Barger
The
Christian Church
Roy Cordrey
Reading
H. F. Jobe
Harper
Blanchester
Josephine
Mt. Holly
Minnie Hawk
Julia Moreton
Beth- el
Ohio Granges organize record charter growth this year
W N Wolf deputy master for Clermont says Ohio has issued more charters in the first quarter than in recent years with 17 Subordinate and 10 Juvenile Granges organized so far this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
W. N. Wolf
Clermont County
February Leads Nation in New Subordinate Granges
In February Ohio organized eight new Subordinate Granges, the most in the country for the month. Local officials noted the surge reflects growing interest in the Grange movement and community activities statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
AAA Benefit Payments Distrib. Clermont County Share
Since the AAA began its program, Ohio has paid out 15.87 million dollars in benefits and rentals to contract signers. Clermont County received 93,161.54 dollars for 1176 farmers, mostly to corn and hog producers who accounted for 12,129,585.88 dollars, with tobacco receiving 965,946.52 and wheat 2,701,876.13. In Clermont, payments totaled 59,600.29 for corn and hog growers, 1,194.20 for wheat, and 33,416.58 for tobacco growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ohio
E. B. Baugh
Clermont County
Baugh
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Mary Foster
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Marathon
W. L. Stevicks
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