Bruce Daughters Named Chairman of Clermont County GOP
Felicity resident Bruce Daughters was elected chairman of Clermont county’s Republican central committee at Batavia meeting Monday morning. New officers include Joe Brock vice chairman Mack Agin secretary and John Fuhr treasurer. State chairman Ed Schorr was re elected with no dissent. Ohio Republicans plan a Columbus platform session next Thursday and Friday.
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Bruce Daughters
Felicity
Clermont County
Batavia
Charles L. Ireton
Joe Brock
Batavia Twp
Mack Agin
Miami Twp
John ©. Fuhr
Williamsburg
Columbus
Ed D. Schorr
State Central Committee
Young Republican Movement
Ohio Republicans
Inter County Contest Set for Sardinia in Late August
The Inter County Contest of Granges from Clinton Brown and Clermont counties will be held in Sardinia at 8 30 p m Wednesday night August 29 at the Community Hall. Clermont Grange of Newtonsville represents Clermont county and Locust Corner Grange to present the Mt Carmel Grange program. Locust Corner Grange meeting Sept 1 with Bantam Grange program Sept 5. Ladies of Locust Corner Grange asked to bring sandwiches.
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Granges
Clinton, Brown
Clermont Counties
Sardinia
Clermont Grange
Newtonsville
Clermont County
Locust Corner Grange
Mt. Carmel Grange
Bantam Grange
Kearns Attends GOP State Committee Meeting in Columbus
Mrs Lena P Kearns of Amelia attended the Republican State Central Committee meeting at Deshler Wallick Hotel in Columbus last Monday. She was re elected in the August 14 primary and serves as an active member representing the Sixth Congressional District.
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Lena P. Kearns
Amelia
Columbus
Republican State Central Committee
Deshler - Wallick Hotel
Kearns
Sixth
Fall Proves Fatal After Knee Injury in Hamlet Boy
Billy Houser aged 6 died at Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati from tetanus after injuring his knee weeks earlier when he fell on steps at his home in Hamlet. He was a great favorite with all people.
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Hamlet
Billy Houser
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Ries to Speak on Ohio Beauty at Milford Club Meeting
Victor H. Ries professor of Ohio University and editor of More Beautiful Ohio will speak at Milford Garden Club event in the Universalist church South Milford on Thursday September 6 at 7 30 p m. Open meeting inviting garden and flower clubs.
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Victor H. Ries
More Beautiful
Ohio
Milford Garden Club
Universalist
South Milford
Farmers Union Leader to Speak at Newtonsville Church
E. H. Everson of St. Charles South Dakota president of the Farmers Union will address farmers Thursday evening at 8 o clock at Newtonsville Baptist church. Everyone is invited to attend. Committee coord.
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Farmers’ Union of America
E. H. Everson
St. Charles
South Dakota
Newtonsville Baptist Church
County Republican notes and county fair political buzz
The column praises Bruce Daughters as county Republican chairman and lauds Clarence Brown for carrying 85 of 88 counties in governor race. It notes Postmaster General Farley stirring local politics, NRA tensions, New Deal criticisms, and the Young Republican Club active at the County Fair despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Brown
Clarence Brown
Farley
Plum
Republican drumbeat boosts campaign tempo at fair
Report suggests Republican messaging sounds louder at the fair, with their tone described as steady and booming while Democratic candidates appear aimless amid the crowd. The piece uses a metaphorical drumbeat to contrast party approaches.
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the Fair
Party Loyalty and Unity Called Vital to Republican Strength
A Times era commentary declares a party’s worth lies in its rank and file loyalty. It warns against bureaus acting beyond legal right and urges the Republican Party to guide destinies without division. It cautions against selfish factionalism that damages public support.
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Washington
Columbus
Republican Party
Batavia
Washington, D. C
Clermont County Schools Readin Writing and Rithmetic Return
Clermont County students return to class as 90 percent of districts start with clean finances though five one room schools will not open. Five closures reduce staff at Olive Branch and new bus route in Batavia Township increases transport for about 6500 pupils.
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Clermont County
E. H. Pattison
State Department
Shumard
Mr. Zion
Stonelick
Hartman
Lerado
Jackson Township
Elmwood
Batavia
Olive Branch School
Pattison
William Shaw
Batavia Township
Hoover-Houser Reunion Planned at Burke Park Bethel
The Hoover-Houser Reunion will be held Sunday September 2 in Burke Park Bethel C. All relatives are urged to attend and be present for the gathering.
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Burke Park
Bethel
Republicans Seek Silence On Promises In 1982 Campaign
The writer suggests that Republican candidates should refrain from pledges after reviewing Democratic promises from 1982 and their alleged failure. It mentions Davey and Don Aheys supporters and a booster aiming to be chief free road inspector if Davey wins governor. It concludes with a joking line IT S IN THE BAG.
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Davey
Priests Wore Gloves During Mass for Sacred Offerings
Ancient practice described where priests used gloves to perform the holy sacrifice with clean hands, ensuring ritual purity during mass.
Snake Story in Brown County Rouses Local Alarm
Mrs. Charles F. Snider reports Brown county rattlesnakes now equal Adams after reading the Courier. Last week she fished with two small boys when a rattler appeared with jingling buttons. The serpent was eight feet long and escaped into the weeds.
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Charles F. Snider
Brown County
Courier
Adams
Batavia Garden Club Plans Flower Show at Armory
The Batavia Garden Club announces a Flower Show to be held at the Armory on September 22 as the next event of the season.
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Batavia Garden Club
Armory
Lukemire Family Reunion Set for Star Lake Sunday
Wilbur Lukemire invites relatives to the Lukemire family reunion on Sunday September 9 at Star Lake. All who care to come are welcome.
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Lukemire
Star Lake
Wilbur Lukemire
Son Protects Mother on Forres Hill Farm Incident
Charles Parks lives on the Hitch farm near Forrest Hill school house with his wife and children Yale Bud Verrill and Ray Harris. Last Thursday Ray Harris aided his stepmother during a dispute with Yale. Ray struck Yale, fracturing his skull and knocking him from the porch. Yale was taken to the Deaconess Hospital in Cincinnati. Ray Harris was brought to Batavia to await developments. no arrests were made. The injured boy is reported to be recovering.
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Charles Parks
Clermont 4-H Champions Compete for State Fair Honors
At the Ohio State Fair Clermont County 4-H champions Undine Carter Milford Anna Chapman Goshen Lowell Jackson Mt Zion Clermont County vie against county winners. Carter is Clermont's 4-H Girl Health Champion and delegate to the State Club Congress. Jackson is named healthiest 4-H boy after five years in livestock farm mechanics and vegetable gardening. Chapman represents Clermont in the style revue. all champions are 17 and earned titles at the Owingsville Fair last week. Chapman's outfit costs 7.50 dollars.
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Undine Carter
Milford
Anna Chapman
Goshen
Lowell Jackson
Mt. Zion
Clermont County
Miss Carter
Clermont
Miss Chapman
Owensville
Recount Sought in Brown County Commissioner Race
The Brown County Election Board was asked to conduct a recount in 10 precincts for the county commissioner race between Jess Griffith and A. J. Kennedy. The recount was requested for last Monday with a deposit of $10 per precinct. Griffith led by 19 votes at the outset and appears to have a fair chance to win.
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Brown County Election Board
Jess Griffith
A. J. Kennedy
Griffith
Stonelick Schools Reopen With New Vocational Course
Stonelick Schools reopen Tuesday morning September 4 at 8 45 for an all day session. Mt Zion and Shumard bus routes are re routed. A Smith Hughes Vocational Agriculture course will be offered with a special teacher in charge. Farm boys are urged to consider this program. Owensville lunch service will be provided in the school under Home Economics teacher J W Evans superintendent.
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Stonelick
Mt. Zion
Shumard
Smith- Hughes
Owensville School
J. W. Evans
Builders Beat Batavia 9-3 In Elimination Series
Cincinnati Builders extended their win streak by defeating Batavia 9-3 on Batavia’s field marking Batavia’s first elimination loss. Crowder and Lindsey each allowed 10 hits as Crowder got strong run support and Batavia’s defense misplayed balls behind Lindsey. Hoberg and J Daugherty led hits with three apiece. Amelia defeated Williamsburg 7-4 as Murphy absorbed the loss for Amelia with eight hits against Griffith’s ten.
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Cincinnati
Batavia
Crowder
Lindsey
Hoberg
J. Daugherty
Amelia
Williamsburg
Murphy
Griffith
Batavia and Amelia square off as race tightens
The Cincinnati Builders are unbeaten with Batavia one loss and Amelia on the verge of elimination after two losses. Next Sunday Batavia has a bye while Batavia and Amelia meet at Amelia in a highly anticipated game. Owensville visits Batavia at 2 30 p m with a junior Coca Cola clash at 10 a m prior.
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Cincinnati
Batavia
Amelia
Owensville
Coca Cola Baseball
Not Guilty Verdict in Incest Case From New Richmond
Oscar Wolf of New Richmond was indicted on incest but found not guilty by a jury in common pleas court Tuesday.
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Oscar Wolf
New Richmond
Common Pleas
Bethel Brings Big Carnival With Political Guests
Bethel prepares a three day carnival from August 30 to September 1 on school grounds and auditorium. Parade Thursday at 2 pm opens events with speeches from state and county candidates including Brown Davey Fess Donahey Daniels Polk Miller Nichols Hayden Carter.
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Bethel
Clarence Brown
Martin Davey
Simeon D. Fess
Vic Donahey
U. S
Albert Daniels
James G. Polk
Lowry Miller
Harold D. Nichols
John Hayden
E. L. Carter
Hill Slope Slips Deeper as Time Passes
Engineers remain puzzled by the Davis Hill slip with widening crevices as fill weight increases. The slip extends daily and critics say funds are wasted unless the cause is removed. A retaining wall or pile driving and blasting are proposed while contractor Crane continues moving dirt and stone.
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Davis Hill
Crane
Clermont County Fair Closes After Successful Three Days
The Clermont County Fair August 21 to 24 drew acclaim for excellent exhibits, a strong racing program, Grange entertainments, and renewed regional friendships. Despite a Thursday rain delay, 60 horses took part in races as Loren McCoy wowed the crowd on a jumping pony, and the All-County Band provided music. The fair board and secretary John B. Rapp were praised for smooth execution, with plans underway to exceed this year’s success next season.
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Clermont County
Ohio
Fair Board
Loren McCoy
John B. Rapp
Racing Commission
Newtonsville
Felicity
Fair Commission
Home Coming Day in Goshen and Neville on Labor Day
Goshen hosts a Home Coming on September 8 with a brief program and school grounds dinner by P I A. Dance in the evening invites former residents and attendees to renew friendships. Neville also holds a Labor Day Home Coming with all invited.
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Goshen
Goshen Township
F. B. Hoggatt
Nonnie B. Irwin
Neville
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Grange News
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NRA
Johnson
Donald Richberg
Clarence Darrow
Republican Club
Arty
Hoover-Houser
Sawyer Boys
Davey and
Donahey
Snake Story
Stonelick Schools
Labor Day
Ripley
Georgetown
New Vienna
Midland
Loveland
Hirsch’s Bakery
Mt. Carmel
S. Austaett
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