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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1926
Page
8
Clermont residents learn that the Eats Board election will be held on Fair grounds August 2 from 12 to 2 pm. The note lists local names visiting, travelers and birthdays, plus community notices and social events around Williamsburg.
Local club notes describe the Bantam Busy Bees meeting at Mrs. Hughes home with sewing and games, next gathering at Bantam schoolhouse on August 12. The Busy Bee 4 H Sewing Club met July 21 to review dresses and sewing projects, with proceeds supporting club pins and 18 members present. Reports also cover the Industrious Fifteen planning fruit baskets and a beach trip, the Miami Helpers meeting at Loveland High School preparing garments for the County Fair, and Miami Busy Workers drafting patrons for future dress projects.
Eighty registered Jersey cattle and twenty pure bred Duroc Jersey pigs will go to sale on Monday August 16 1926 at Quinby farms Edenton Ohio. Sale starts at noon. Catalog requests may be directed to H Anna Quinby and J W Dumford owners.
Read it in the Courier first. A Williamsburg community car will host a festival Saturday August 4 at the np ipod Tanley with welcoming events by Ashton's six houses and local entertainers. Mrs Cockrell visits with her mother from Redack while Carl Detroit visits his motor. Jay Tomli Ves Glancy and family are among recent visitors.
An election will be held September 18, 1926 at county courthouses to elect delegates for each county based on tobacco deliveries from the 1925 crop. Mass meetings August 21 prepare ballot lists. ballots sent by mail may be received on election day and counted publicly. official ballots only, preserved for ten days, then destroyed if no contest arises.
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