Batavian Trio Injured In Baker Oregon Auto Crash
Aden C Nash wife and daughter, and son in law Lyle Raey of Cincinnati, were in a Tuesday last week auto wreck near Baker Oregon. Mrs Nash and Mrs Rasey suffered serious injuries, with vertebra fracture and collar bone break respectively. all were hospitalized at St Elizabeth hospital in Baker. The Nash car was total wreck, blamed on road debris. a replacement vehicle was obtained.
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Aden C. Nash
Lyle Raey
Cincinnati
Baker
Oregon
Batavia
Northwest
Nash
Martha Rasey
Rasey
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Three Fined After Brief Liquor Raid Near Amelia
Three men faced Judge Charles G. White after a liquor enforcement raid near Amelia last week. Louis Malgras pleaded guilty to sale of liquor without a state license and received six months in jail, a $200 fine, and costs with the jail term suspended on costs. Earl Fry also pleaded guilty to the same charge, got four months in jail and a $200 fine with the sentence suspended on payment of the fine. Georgia Harris pleaded guilty to selling and was fined $200 plus six months in jail with the jail term suspended on payment of the fine.
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Amelia
Charles G. White
Louis Malgras
Earl Fry
Georgia Harris
Hulick Family Reunion Held at Williamsburg Home
Descendants of James and Almira Hulick gathered August 18 at Mrs. Ruth Hulick's Williamsburg home for a basket dinner on the lawn under maple trees. Attendees included Dr. William O. Hulick of Cincinnati, Lott Hulick and family, Hartman and Kerlin families, and multiple Williamsburg residents. The James Almira Hulick Reunion plans an annual meeting with Lott Hulick elected president and Mary H. Wurtz secretary-treasurer.
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James
Almira Hulick
Ruth Hulick
Williamsburg
William O. Hulick
Cincinnati
Lott Hulick
Almira
Ralph
Batavia
Jessie Lee
Mary H. Wurtz
Ruth Caroline
Lucy H. Titus
James- Almira Hulick
Doctor and Mrs Smith Welcome New Arrival
Dr Claude B Smith a Batavia dentist and his wife announce the birth of a son last Thursday at the Jewish Hospital Cincinnati. Both mother and child are reported well and Dr Smith is doing fine. The Corbin Family Reunion is set for Maurel at the home of Mr and Mrs Harve Corbin on Saturday Aug 81 with all relatives invited.
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Claude B. Smith
Batavia
Mrs. Smith
Jewish Hospital
Cincinnati
Dr. Smith
Corbin
Harve Corbin
Maurel
Man charged after Mt Holly auto crash in Ohio area
Joseph Gorges 28 of Cincinnati admitted driving the car that struck Wm Ritchie 60 in Mt Holly after a Monday arrest and transfer. Prosecutor says if Ritchie dies the charge could become second degree manslaughter. Gorges pleads not guilty to failing to stop.
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Joseph Gorges
Bushnell Avenue
Price Hill
Cincinnati
Batavia
Frank A. Roberts
G. G. Auxier
Wm. Ritchie
Mt. Holly
Gorges
Auxier
Hamilton County
Bethel
Mt. Washington
Roberts
Ritchie
Clermont County Fruit Growers Tour Attracts One Hundred Sixty
Albert Coombs reports a June tour of Clermont County Fruit Growers Association with 160 attendees. Stops included Albert Day near Mt. Carmel Locust Corner area farms of Lipps Behymer and Cross. Frank Beech Ohio State University led talks on thinning spraying cider pressing grading and disease control emphasizing timely spray over chemical strength.
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Clermont County
Albert Coombs
Clermont County Fruit Growers Association
Albert Day
Mt. Carmel
Fred Lipps
Locust Corner
George and
Bennett Behymer
Jesse Cross
Beech
Shady Lane Farm Wins Five Prizes at Carthage Fair
Eugene Feiering of Shady Lane Farm Glen Este won five ribbons for Jerseys at the Carthage Fair. First in the Yearling Class, second with a two year old bull, third with a Bull Calf, and two fourths in Get of Sire and Produce of Cow.
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Eugene Feiering
Shady Lane Farm
Glen Este
Commissioners OK Four WPA Projects in Clermont County
County Commissioners approved four WPA projects with total cost estimates of 35 698 dollars split 30 181 from federal funds and 3 517 from county funds. Projects include painting 105 iron bridges, retaining wall work on Clermontville-Mt Zion Road, Camargo Pike wall in Miami Township, and work at the County Home with multiple renovations. A later meeting will seek citizen input on a county tax map WPA project.
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WPA
L. A. Gillette
Cincinnati
Clermont County
Clermontville-Mt. Zion
Camargo Pike
Miami Township
Clermont in State Highway Program Bridges to Be Widened
Clermont County to share in a four million dollar highway program set to start October 1. Officials toured with State Representative John Hayden and state engineers, citing planned widening of Route 74 near Batavia and two Bethel bridges if materials are supplied. Also planned resurfacing of Route 50 Owensville to Brown County line and Route 125 Bethel to Hamilton County line.
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Clermont County
John Hayden
Harry Flasher
Columbus
State Highway Department
Walter Willard
Middletown
Hayden
Batavia
Willard
Bethel
Town
South Main Street
Owensville
Brown County
Hamilton County
Cream Sanitation Program Expands to Clermont County
The Ohio cream sanitation program, begun in Clermont County at Batavia Court House, aims to educate cream station operators and truck drivers on grading cream. Dealers will buy by grade starting September 1 1935 with a two cent deduction for grade 2 after September 15. Swain notes most locally sold cream fails state inspections and advises cooling methods to prevent deterioration.
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Ohio
Clermont County
Court House
Batavia
Roy E. Battles
H. J. Swain
Ohio Dairy Products Association, Inc
Columbus
Swain
State Department
Mt. Carmel Lodge Wins Bute Drummonds Cup
Mt. Carmel I. C. O. F. lodge secured permanent possession of the Bute Drummonds cup at the Spring field Ohio I C O F home on Visitation Day. The lodge led with 98 percent attendance, marking its third straight win. Lute Drummond, donor and former Clermont county boy, aided the event.
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Mt. Carmel
School Bus Rules from Attorney General Opinion No 4500
School notes summarize that bus drivers must be registered chauffeurs under Section 6302 General Code. Exemptions apply to school buses over five seats from license tax, with registration per Section 6294 and special plates issued without annual tax. Local boards must require drivers pass physicals per Section 731-3.
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Board of Education
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Local Boards of Education
Clermont County Farm Bureau to form credit union
At a regular meeting the Clermont County Farm Bureau Board of Directors decided to form a Farm Bureau Credit Union in Clermont County. President E L Carter said the move follows a committee recommendation to address farmers loan needs with cooperative finance offering cheaper short term credit.
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Clermont County Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Farm Bureau Credit Union
Clermont County
E. L. Carter
Carter
Farm Bureau
Batavia Schools Open Day Notice
Batavia public schools will open Tuesday September 8. Elementary pupils meet at 9 in the old building while high school pupils meet at 9 in the high school assembly room. Registration for high school pupils is Friday August 30 from 9 30 to 8 80. Parents are invited to accompany children, especially freshmen. The board will supply about 26 percent of books. others are loaned and must be returned in good condition or replaced. Second hand books may be sold on opening day.
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Batavia Public Schools
Batavia
Board of Education
Batavia, Owensville Lead In Tight County Baseball Race
Owensville and Batavia share first. Batavia defeats Goshen 7 to 2 while Newtonsville beats Owensville 5 to 2. Williamsburg topples Amelia 5 to 2. Miamiville edges Edenton 3 to 1 as fifth round looms and elimination rounds begin. Batavia Legionaires rout Lynchburg 7 to 6 ahead of next clash at Goshen.
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Owensville
Batavia
Goshen
Garner
Hoberg
Borgel
Murphy
T. Harper
Bisley
Newtonraville
Fesmire
Newtonsville
Williamsburg
Amelia Club
Amelia
Miamiville
Edenton
Owenaville
Bethe
Hodges Opens Law Office in Batavia Clermont County
Roy Allen Hodges of Milford announces a new law office in Batavia. He previously practiced with his brother in Chicago and worked with W D Gradson Dominick & Dominick in New York in legal and statistical roles. Hodges trained at Staunton Military Academy Ohio State Virginia Howard Northwestern and earned a JD in 1927. He will live in Milford and share an office with Frank Roberts in the Hamilton building at the county seat.
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Roy Allen Hodges
Henry A. Hodges
Milford
Batavia
Hodges
Ernest Stanley Hodges
Chicago
W. D Gradson & Co
Dominick & Dominick
New York Stock Exchange
Staunton Military Academy
Ohio State University
University of Virginia
Howard Law School
Northwestern University
Holiday Thursday Declared For County Officials
County commissioners vote to close all county offices for the day to attend the county fair in Owensville. Clermont Courier promotes home news, national items, and the serial The Lucky Lawrences with subscriptions invited. Visitors from Pittsburgh and Owensville attend Mrs. J. A. Klemann's gathering as part of the Ohio Valley Improvement project committee.
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Owensville
Clermont
Vavia Mathews
Pittsburgh
J. P. Hughes
J. A. Klemann
Mathews
Oscar Barrett
Cincinnati
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