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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1934

Page

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County Polls Show Party Leanings in Clermont County

In Clermont County the primary results reflected statewide trends with Patchell winning the sheriff race for Republicans and strong showings for Governor Clarence J. Brown. Dems led in Charles Sawyer for governor as well as local auditor Jeff Davis and Gayland Weaver for commissioner. Local contests and state tickets showed prominent names such as Simon Fess, Herbert, Day, and Truax among others securing top totals.

Clermont County Clarence J. Brown Courier Daniel Morgan Charles Sawyer Davey Hayden Ansteatt Bateman Nobis Roberts Seyler Jones Maxfield Knause Jordan Marsh Medary Patchell Bailey Brown William L. Hart Willis Ligger Supreme Court J. Lowry Miller Louis A. Martin Alermont Senate Jeff Davis Prines Gayland Weaver Charles Stroup KE. L. Carter B. P. Vandamen James Polk Dick Smith Harold Nichols Rauscher Charles B. Zimmerman N. C. McBride Garver Winegarden Bevis Donahey Geo. White Charles Truax Stephen Young Eorge Myers Harold Jr

Springs Upset in Ohio Democratic Senatorial Race

Former Governor A V Donahey, with incomplete Columbus returns, appears definitively assured of the Democratic Senate nomination over the New Deal candidate and Governor George White.

A. V. Donahey Columbus George White

Daniels Leads Sixth District Nomination Amid Tallies

Incomplete returns from the Sixth District show Albert Daniels ahead of Chester Fitch by about 1000 votes for the Congressional nomination. Daniels carried Highland, Clermont, Brown and Pike counties.

Albert Daniels Chester Fitch Daniels Highland Clermont Brown and Pike Coutties

Bus Inspection Date Set for Clermont County

The State Highway Patrol asks Clermont County residents to note the bus inspection day Saturday August 25 with two assembly sites Owensville at 9:00 am and Bethlehem at 1:00 pm Northern half buses gather Owensville and southern half at Bethlehem. Owners and drivers must return the questionnaires to the County Superintendent before inspection.

State Hghway Patrol Clermont County Owenswill Bethel

Notice on Filing Expense Reports for Primary Election

All candidates must files expense accounts for the upcoming primary election. The rule requires submission within the stipulated period and to the designated election authority.

Clermont Farm Bureau District Meeting at Serpent Mound

E L Carter president invites Clermont County farm families to a district Farm Bureau meeting next Tuesday August 21 at Serpent Mound Adams County. Chester Gray of the American Farm Bureau Federation will speak on state and national farm problems and farming. Counties in the district include Clermont Adams Brown Highland Pike Scioto Jackson Lawrence. The event is an all day meeting with a picnic.

E. L. Carter Clermont Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Serpent Mound Adams County Chester H. Gray Washington American Farm Bureau Federation Gray Clermont Adams Brown Highland Pike Scioto Jackson Lawrence Counties Carter Clermont County

Davey Leads Sawyer Early as Returns Lag

With less than a quarter of returns counted, Martin L. Davey held a decisive early lead over Charles Sawyer and observers predicted Davey would win the Democratic nomination.

Martin L. Davey Charles Sawyer Davey

Picnic Brings County Farmers Together at Owensville

The Farm Bureau Grange picnic at Owensville drew about 500 farmers. Locust Corner beat Goshen for the tug of war title while C R Titlow, ex WVU Extension director, spoke on the agricultural outlook. A Goshen vs county all star baseball game concluded the day.

Farm Bureau-Grange Owensville Locust Corner Goshen C. R. Titlow West Virginia University Baltimore Land Bank Clermont County Eugene Ansteatt Ansteatt

Indemnity Rules Clarified for Blood Test Reactors

Law County Agent Baugh notes confusion over indemnity under the federal abortion eradication plan. Indemnities cap at $20 for grades and $50 for purbreds. net salvage paid on slaughter reduces indemnity to fit appraised value.

Agt Baugh

Republicans Rally Draws Big Williamsburg Crowd

A Saturday night rally in Williamsburg by the Clermont Young Republican Club drew about 500 people. humorist Dusty Miller entertained with a sharp address and the Young Republican Club Quartet provided musical interludes, boosting interest for the Tuesday primary.

Williamsburg Clermont Young Republican Club Harman Dusty” Miller Wilmington Young Republican Club

Batavia Williamsburg Win 2–1. Edenton and Newtown Elim

Batavia Williamsburg edged Batavia at home 2–1 as Murphy and Lindsey limited opponents to five hits. Amelia rallied late to defeat Newtown 9–4 while Cincinnati Builders beat Edenton 10–4. Newtonsville had a bye in the five team race.

Clermon Newtown Edenton Batavia Murphy Lindsey Leonard Amelia Griffith Cincinnati Crowder Newtonsville

Local baseball doubleheader drew next Sunday in county

Two games scheduled with Amelia visiting Batavia and the Cincinnati Builders at Newtonsville. Griffith or Williams start for the visitors, Schmaltz catches. Lindsey to pitch for Batavia with Leonard behind the plate. Crowder starts for Newtonsville with Anderson. Williamsburg has a bye. Builders and Katavia undefeated. Amelia one loss. Newtonsville and Williamsburg two losses.

Amelia Batavia Griffith Williams Schmaltz Lindsey Leonard Cincinnati Newtonsville Crowder Anderson Williamsburg Builders Katavia

45th Celebration Of Sunday Schools At Preston's Grove

The 45th annual Sunday school celebration for Washington and nearby townships will be at Preston's grove on Saturday August 18 with an all day program starting at 10 a.m. The Felicity Franklin School band will provide music. A forenoon baseball game is planned and the Calvary Sunday School will serve a chicken dinner at 35 cents per plate with ice cream and cake extra. Emery Pompelly is president and Margaret Spaulding secretary.

Washington Preston’s Grove Felicity- Franklin Calvary Sunday School Emery Pompelly Margaret Spaulding

4-H Club Activities and Meetings Summary

4-H Harmony Clothing Club met July 26 at Miss Mildred Ireton with no new business. Members noted record book inspection by Mrs. Harris. Next meeting scheduled August 9 at Mrs. Harris with Jeanette Savage. Modern Cooks of Mt. Carmel hold August 1 meeting. roll call listed pets. Club dinner August 9. Marie Barg Hazel Roye Betty Turner and Alma Aicholtz demonstrated table setting. Nicholsville Sewing Club met July 26 at Mrs. Rose Jackson. roll call asked for favorite dish. Picnic planned for August 9 at Pt. Pleasant. next meeting August 9 with Margaret Hall. Cheerful Workers' Sewing Club held seventh meeting at Miss Eleanor Crawford's with 9 present. Doris Fetter spoke. hostesses Helen Flischel and Dorothy Corlier. lunch served. Next meeting August 8 at Clara Roselot's. Doris Fetter listed. Newtonsville 4-H Sewing and Cooking Club met July 19 at Ruth Bezold's at 2 p.m.. dues collected. ice cream and cake served. Next meet August 2 at leader's home Altanne Armstrong.

Harmony Clothing Club Mildred Ireton Mt. Carmel Marie Barg Hazel Roye Betty Turner Alma Aicholtz Nicholsville Sewing Club Rose Jackson Pt. Pleasant Margaret Hall Cheerful Workers’ Sewing Club Missa Eleanor Crawford’s Doris Fetter Helen Flischel Dorothy Corlier Clara Roselot’s Newtonsville 4-H

Batavia Bridge Dedication on Route 74 Set for Aug 18

The Batavia bridge on Route 74, postponed from Aug 4, will be dedicated August 18 at 2 p.m. Events include a parade, ribbon cutting by Bobby Davidson, remarks by State Highway Director O W Merrill, a baseball game, tennis finals, children’s contests, supper, and fireworks. Clermont County Band will provide music. Construction details list 3200 bbls cement, 120 I beams, 70 tons reinforcing steel, 1700 cubic yards concrete, three spans totaling 256 ft and 170 ft, 30 ft roadway, 5 ft sidewalks, and 4 pylons with aluminum lanterns.

Batavia Bobby Davidson H.L. Nichols O.W. Merrill Clermont County Band Courtsey Roxie Davidson

East Hill Farm Club Meets With Nine Members

East Hill Farm Club gathered at Mrs. Bushbacher’s home on August 2 with nine members and three guests. Leader Mrs. Ida White presided as discussions ranged from Vacation and America the Beautiful to Alaska touring essays by Vera Buerkle Alma Patterson and Gladys Ashton.

East Hill Rosa Jovanovitz

Williamsburg and Owensville Play at Fair Grounds

At Owensville the Williamsburg ball team will play the Owensville team at the fair ground next Sunday afternoon. Everybody invited.

Williamsburg Owensville Fair Ground

Ex Mayor M F Ross Dies After Brief Illness

Ex Batavia mayor and Batavia township trustee M F Ross, age 78, died at his home after a brief illness. He leaves a widow. Funeral at Moore Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 p.m. He belonged to the Odd Fellows lodge and the M E church. Owensville 4 H club met July 18 at the high school with roll call and health rule. A picnic along East Fork is planned for Aug 1 at the regular meeting. Jean Mayer.

M. F. Ross Batavia Township Batavia Moore Funeral Odd Fellows’ Lodge M. E. Church Owensville East Fork

Also Mentioned on This Page

Blyth Jones Roosevelt Blythe Jones Fess Victor Simeon D.fess of Farm Bureau Sawyer Jeanette Savage Jean Mayer
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