Conference on Child Welfare Arrangements in Hillsboro
The District Child Welfare Conference will be held at Hillsboro Presbyterian Church on April 25. It features experienced speakers from Highland Clinton Fayette Adams Brown and Clermont counties, with discussions on preventive roles of juvenile courts mothers pensions probation and family service agencies. The Ohio Department of Public Welfare sponsors the event which is open to the public.
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Hillsboro Presbyterian Church
Highland
Clinton
Fayette
Adams
Brown
Clermont
Ohio Department of Public Welfare
Juvenile Court
Joseph W. Watts
Hillsboro
Highland County
Mildred Emerick
Pensons
H. Wodmansee
Batavia
HW. D. Waters
Georgetown
J. M. Swisshelm
Adams County
W. B. Ruble
Lynchburg
Guy Smith
West Union
Galen F. Achauer
Juvenile Protective League
Cincinnati
W. P. Stephenson
R. R. Phelps
Rector Episcopal Church
J. H. Houston
C. Terrell
Clinton County
F. G. Hall
Wilmington
Miss Belle Grove
Division of Charities of Ohio
Rev
R. M. Wagner
Catholic Charities of Cincinnati
Isabelle Beardsley
Bureau of Social Work of
Hamilton
Charles Wright
Kiwanis Club
Pearl Neu
Child Welfare Board
Mabel Massey
Red Cross
Elsie Jones
Ohio State University
Columbus
Children’s Home
J. A. Blount
Highland County Children’s Home
Hugh J. Wright
A. Murry
Washington
B. Calvert
Hilla
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Batavia High School 1928 Senior Class Events Schedule
The 1928 Batavia High School Senior Class events include Baccalaureate at M B church April 29 at 8 pm with Rev H F Stafford and Girls Glee Club. Bay and Commencement at Town Hall May 2 at 8 pm with speaker Prof J V McMillan of Miami University. Graduation Dance at Batavia Armory with The Merrians of Middletown providing music. Admission 25 cents. Tickets at Nash Pharmacy. The class notes strong play and annual, with a well received senior year.
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Batavia High School
Kathryn Adams
Catherine Bishop
Beatrice King
Mamie Moyer
Thelma Winters
Ethel Weimer
Mary White
Alice Binning
Onelee Brinkman
Pauline Brunk
Naomi Stafford
Wilfred Croswell
Ernest Hill
Richard Long
Oliver Matott
Layton McAfee
Karl South
Norman Stafford
Stanley Williams
Clinton Gilliam
Fannie Batts
Frances Batts
M. B
H. F. Stafford
Girls Glee Club
J. V. McMillan
Miami University
Batavia Orchestra
P. F. Jamieson
Nash Pharmacy
Batavia Armory
Middletown
County Base Ball League Opens May Six with Eight Teams
The County Base Ball League completed preparations last week and set May 6 as opening day. New Richmond vs Milford, Batavia vs Withamsville, Mt. Carmel vs Oakleaf Park, Owensville vs Salem, with eight teams playing Sundays through September 28. Public attendance urged to boost league interest.
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New Richmond
Milford
Batavia
Withamsville
Mt. Carmel
Oakleaf Park
Owensville
Salem
Clermont County
Batavia Masonic Chapter Holds Inspection Meeting
The Batavia Masonic Chapter held a special Friday night meeting with many attending. Markmaster degree work occurred while the inspector's annual report was favorable and secretary EB Bly was noted as perfect. A new root was placed on the lodge room and a banquet followed.
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Batavia
County Commission approves numerous bills and road projects
April 16 meeting records listing bills for metal files tax notices and repairs, plus labor and material costs. Officials authorize bridge and culvert work, backfilling and piling on Soraun and Twelve Mile creeks, and multiple pike and road allocations with state route right of way funding.
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Art Metalic Con. Co
W.E. Bender
B.of P.A
Alma Clark
Same
Sun Adv
Carroll Jamieson
Champion Bridge Co
Lucy Dudley
B. L. Ketchum
Lyle B. B
Linettime
Leonidas Malott
EB. Malott
Orie Malott
Standard Products Co
C. G. White
Leslie Walker
Jos. Williams
Crawford
Sim Watson
W. A. Gauche
Geo. Medary
Ashton Road
Thomas Carter
Elklick Road
Geo. P. Medary
Boot Jack Road
Hennings Mills
Soraun Creek
Red Bridge
Batavia
Bantam
Supplies Taken From Marathon Meeting Attendees
Attendees at a Marathon protracted meeting found supplies purchased for future use removed from their cars on the way back from church. Officials were asked to intervene but the thieves fled upon appearance. The warning, Do not try it again, is issued to the offenders.
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Marathon
Farm Meetings At Three Venues In May
Olive Branch M B church on May 1 Locust Corner Academy on May 2 Bethel Grange Hall on May 8 start at 8 p m speakers include Mr Voyles president of the Tennessee Copper and Chemical Co Fertilizer Plant and D M Cash feed specialist two reels on fertilizer manufacture plus music and other features expert piano tuning by W O Kirk brings family and friends urged to attend
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Mr. Cash
Young Man Hartman Dies After Illness
Morris Hartman aged 27 son of Mr and Mrs John F Hartman died Tuesday night April 17 in Cincinnati hospital after chest pneumonia. He had been ill since March 25 and was employed in New York before being brought home for burial. He was an Ohio State University agriculture graduate. Funeral held at Catholic church and burial in Union Cemetery. His parents and two brothers survive.
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Morris
John F. Hartman
Cincinnati
New York
Columbus
Agricultural Department
Union Cemetery
Fish Distribution in Ohio Aims at Inland Lakes
Ohio Department of Fish and Game under Chief D. C. Thompson distributes Lake Erie mature fish such as pickerel perch and channel cat to inland lakes. Two carloads go to Buckeye Lake marking the first pickerel there with 8000 fish. twelve hatcheries receive breeding consignments and deer shipments head to Roosevelt game preserve in Scioto county by May first to allow future open hunting seasons.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Fish and Game
D. C.thompson
Lake Erie
Buckeye Lake
Thompson
Roosevelt
Scioto County
Community Event Featuress Spring Church Program
On Saturday evening April 28 at 8 oclock the Men's a pee dress of the stow the male quartet will sing and other features are on the program. Everybody invited. Sunday May 6 18 the first dedicatory anniversary of the new church. A special program is planned. Dr. P M Camp general secretary Home Missions and Church Erection of Caton will be the speaker both morning and evening. Rev E F Wegner of Cleveland will be present. A hearty invitation to these services is extended to all.
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P. M. Camp
Home Missions and Church Erection of
Caton
Marning
E. F. Wegner
Cleveland
Opening Game in K I O League Against Batavia Nine
The Bl Ric of the K I O League opens the season against Batavia next Sunday April 29 at the school ground. A free drink of Mavi's with each admission. Game time is 3 00 p m.
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Ric
K.I. O
Batavia
Mavi’s
Veteran Thomas Young 87 Dies at Bethel Home
Thomas Young aged 87 father of Clarence N. Young of Batavia died at his Bethel residence Sunday night after a brief illness. A Civil War veteran and well known in town his funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. burial at Bethel.
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Thomas Young
Clarence N. Young
Batavia
Bethel
Don’t Mind Wind T O O F Anniversary Meet at Marathon
The T O O F anniversary meeting occurred last Saturday at Marathon despite stormy morning. Attendance was good, dinner ample and excellent. Several grand officers spoke and the program was enjoyed. The gathering was held a week early so members may attend the Cincinnati meeting next Saturday.
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Marathon
Cincinnati
Pathers Village of Bethel Court Sustains Local Power Plant
The Court of Appeals sustained Clermont Common Pleas ruling in the Pathers case. Bethel will operate its own electric light plant and supply current to outside patrons.
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Pathers
Bethel
Clermont
Primary Over in Clermont as Quiet Ohio Election Ends
The Ohio presidential preference primary ended quietly in Clermont County with Democrats lacking opposition and Republicans losing interest after the death of Frank B. Willis. Delegates aided turnout while unofficial results show Hoover leading among notable candidates as Ross remains less known.
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Ohio
Clermont
Frank B. Willis
Hoover
Ross
J. Keeble
Harry Cover
Harry Day
New Richmond
Miamiville
League
Bethel High School Announces May Events
Bethel High School releases a sequence of events for May including Baccalaureate on May 6 at the school auditorium with Dr R C Foster delivering the sermon. The Class Play The Bridge Burner is set for Wednesday evening. Commencement May 10 with speaker TBA. Alumni Reunion follows Friday evening with plans described as the best in school history.
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High Eee
Somn
R. C. Foster
The
Christian Church
B. H. 8 S. Alumni Association
Blanchester man charged with first degree murder in Georgetown
Fred Doss of Blanchester faces first degree murder charges after a grand jury in Georgetown found probable cause in the stabbing death of Charles Pierre at a drinking party at Alex Martin’s home. Clarence and Emmett Savage are held as material witnesses, Alex Savage faces liquor furnishing charges, and Prosecutor Johnson seeks a life sentence for Savage at next week’s trial.
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Fred Doss
Blanchester
Georgetown
Doss
Charles Pierre
Alex Martin
Clarence
Emmett Savage
Alex Savage
Lester
Kerre
Johnson
Savage
Governor Donahey praises Sheriff Croswell for removing slot machines
Governor Donahey commends Sheriff Croswell for promptly ordering all slot machines out of the county. He writes that this act is real service and expresses hope the effort will continue. The April 17 letter from the sheriff is acknowledged with appreciation.
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Croswell
Donahey
Sheriff Croswel
Vic Dohahey
Heifers From Quarantine Sold to SIou and Bethel Firms
Mrs. George D. Euntie of Madisonville and Walter Bee and Son of Bethel have bought imported heifers out of quarantine and will ship within days.
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George D. Euntie
Madisonville
Walter Bee & Son
Bethel
Ohio Doctors Gather for Eighty-Second Medical Meeting
More than a thousand physicians from Ohio and neighboring states are set to attend the eighty second annual meeting of the Ohio State Medical Association in Cincinnati May 1 to 3 at the Gibson. Dr Leslie L Bigelow of Columbus retires as president, to be succeeded by Dr Charles W Stone of Cleveland as president elect. Clermont County medical officers and members will attend, led by Dr W H Gaskins of New Richmond as president and Allan B Rapp of Owensville as secretary and delegate.
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Ohio
Ohio State Medical Use
Ho Gibson
Cincinnati
Buckeye
Leslie L. Bigelow
Columbus
Charles W. Stone
Cleveland
Clermont County
Clermont County Medical Society
W. H. Gaskins
New Richmond
Allan B. Rapp
Owensville
J. M. Coleman
Leeland
Ohio Seed Improvement Association sells seed corn fast
Eighty members produced about 10 000 bushels of certified seed corn in 1928 and by April 10 report selling about half. Officials note seed sales began early and an ample crop remains for Ohio plantings requiring roughly 500 000 bushels. Wallace Hanger warns farmers to focus on seed quality due to low 1927 germination. One bushel at seven dollars seeds six acres.
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Ohio
Ohio Seed Improvement Association
Wallace E. Hanger
Ohio State University
Hanger
Ohio Newspaper Association meeting in Hillsboro
The Ohio Newspaper Association representing Brown, Clermont, Adams, Scioto, Pike, Ross, Highland, Clinton and Fayette counties will hold a meeting at the Parker Hotel in Hillsboro next Friday. Luncheon at 12 30. Good speakers will be present and a profitable time is assured for all attendees. Full attendance is desired to promote the best interest of the business.
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The
Ohio Newspaper Association
Brown
Clermont
Adams
Scioto
Pike, Ross, Highland
Clinton and
Fayette
Parker Hotel
Hillsboro
Odd Fellows Lodge Hosts District Deputy Grand Master Visit
Batavia Odd Fellows lodge held a Friday meeting with Mill District Deputy Grand Master and Grand Warden J. M. Fitzpatrick as speakers. Saturday they attended Marathon's anniversary gathering, followed by a generous lunch after closure.
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Batavia
Odd Fellows Lodge
Mill
J. M. Fitzpatrick
Marathon
Mt. Pisgah Schools Last Day Festivity
Mt. Pisgah held a day of celebration on the last day of school with about 70 attendees. Pupils and teacher Wm. Russell dined at the I O O F hall after a midday meal prepared by local ladies. The afternoon featured games and activities with all participants expressing satisfaction and appreciation.
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Mt. Pisgah
Wm. Russell
I. O. O. F. Hall
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Cucars Ps
Hamias
W. O. Kirk
U. B. Church
Crot Ness
Heaty Bsunon
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Amos Svce A. Crescent Tsi
Granville Barrere
REO. McCowiics
Bethel Schools
O. N. Association
Mt. Pisgah Schools
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