Public records show candidates filed campaign expense accounts
The list details those who filed expense accounts by November 5 1929 across multiple townships and villages including Batavia Milford Loveland and Williamsburg. It names officials such as mayors clerks treasurers marshals trustees and board members who met the filing deadline to qualify for certificate of election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
Ray Stoddard
L. Larkin
J. €. Fitzpatrick
W. C. Runyan
Batavia
Homer C. Wilson
Max Moore
Amelia Griffith
Henry Reynolds
Ed Dumford
George Gregg
John Huntington
Orville W. Halbisch
Robert Walters
M. F. Ross
Ed Ross
T.V Malott
William W. Lewis
Thomas Carter
Richard Fritz
Stanley Ansteatt
Board of Education
E. R. Ungelheam
Wm. Schultz
Earl Binning
S.D
Florence Speidel
E. S. Long
E. Ss. Fishback
Justice Peace
Clyde F. Tom
Ohio
New Richmond Village
Lucian Kh. Dawson
Fred Buchtman
Joseph Colonel, Jr
John §. Day
Henry Franz
Elmer Miller
Harry Metzger
H. L. Schroeder
Mary Lotz
Ansel G. Aiken
J. L. Pierson
William Brower
Harold B. Applegate
Albert K. Buckingham
John C. Craver
Orlando Duckett
Milton M. Gatch
John J. Guilday
Milby M. Cooper
Walter Hagan
Bert Hundley
Charles F. Payne
Joe Rosenzweig
Www
C. W. Howell
E. L. Carter
Constable
George Randall
John Parker
M. H. Sheline
George Lowe
R. Bert Daye
Herbert Humble
Cecil P. Bailey
Jackson
G. CO. Steward
W. D. Davidson
Arthur BE. Ferree
Robert Brothers
Homer Johnson
Grace Momorin
Stonelick
Owensville Village
E. L. Fomorin
Wm. H. Rosselot
Albert Krantz
Frank Vogt
Lawrence Brothers
George Apgar
J. M. Rosselot
W. J. Burdsall
Union Two
Fred Rich
Oltz
Charles H. Ludlow
Finley Jacobe
Oliver Fowler
J. H. Beagle
Tate Twp
Bethel Village
Roy J. Ellsberry
Jesse W. Swope
Alice Gray
Wilson W. Benjamin
C. L. Liming
William F. Myers
Charles Moorehead
Charles J. Paeltz
Ralph Parker
Fred L. Shields
H. G. Donaldson
Hugh Beck
William A. Taylor
A. B. Wilson
H. M. Wymer
Joseph
Bettman
Guand
Clermont County
Clermont County Election Board
Bush
Ely
Red Cross Membership Drive Ends in Clermont County
The Clermont county drive for Red Cross membership concluded on Thanksgiving with strong enrollment. Reports indicate a very satisfactory response and generous acts of service not fully measured. The distribution splits 60 40, with half kept locally for charitable work and half sent to National Red Cross headquarters. The county secretary answered calls promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Clermont
County
National Red Cross
Xmas Savings At Batavia First National Bank
Batavia First National Bank reports a successful Xmas savings year with 99 members depositing 4250 dollars. Weekly deposits range from 26 cents to 5 dollars, earning 3 percent interest and totaling up to 12.69 to 2538 dollars for Xmas spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia First National Bank
Xmas Savings
Thanksgiving turkey market stalls on price pressure
Prices in Georgetown remain weak as dealers report plentiful turkeys but owners resist selling at offered rates. Early week prices hovered around 25¢ per pound, well below last season’s 88¢ to 40c range, signaling a potential holiday glut and further price declines. Some Batavia peddlers sold at 50c, while Middletown reported 26¢ with no cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown News-Democrat
P. S
Batavia
Middletown
Class in the Corner to Lead Next Sunday Service
Special Services. Next Sunday night the Class in the Corner of the M. E. church will lead the services. Mrs. E C Ely is the teacher. The class is composed of ladies with talent to draw from. The evening will feature good music and speaking. You are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EK
E C. Ely
Coldest On Record Highlights Historic Winter Shifts
The piece notes a record cold last Saturday near zero, contrasting with decades of milder winters. It recalls a time when winters brought ice harvesting in February and many ice houses in towns like Batavia, now few remain repurposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Ohio voters face new sweeping election law Jan 1
Columbus Ohio November 25 voters face a raft of changes under a completely recodified election law set to take effect January 1 The new code introduces permanent city registration for large cities recounts by bond allowance of optional voting machines primary timing registration changes police oversight clergy reporting marriages and name changes monthly health reports year round election office and county rather than city control of election finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Election Board
City Health Commissioner
State Takes Over Davis Pike Project
The State Highway Department now controls the Davis pike between Batavia and Hamlet with a power shovel and crew. The plan is to widen and straighten the road, remove curves, and lay a solid base using abundant rock for resurfacing. Fred Croswell leads the effort and the work will proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Davis Pike
Batavia
Hamlet
Fred Croswell
Tax Distributions Announced for 1929 Gasoline Revenue
Columbus Ohio State Auditor Joseph Tracy said the final 1929 gasoline tax distribution will occur around December 16. Townships receive about 260 dollars each counties about 10000 dollars each and municipalities one dollar per registered vehicle. Next year’s revenue is about 54000 per county and 1500 per township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph Tracy
Batavia Fire at Victor Chevrolet Plant
Saturday morning a fire erupted in Batavia at the Victor Chevrolet plant and was extinguished with little loss. Zero weather caused many furnaces to overheat in other locations around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Chevrolet
New County Agent Harold Wilson Takes Charge in Clermont
Clermont county announces Harold Wilson of Knox county as the new county farm agent, succeeding A. M. Marion who left December 1 for Columbus. Marion will split time with extension work in the OSA. Wilson and his wife and daughter are welcomed to the community as the work continues with strong support from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Harold Wilson
Knox County
A. M. Marion
Columbus
O. S.a
Marion
Wilson
Batavia High Girls Open Season Versus Bethel at Home
Friday night December 7 at the Armory Batavia High School girls meet Bethel High School at 7 30, followed by the boys game Bethel has not been defeated this season Batavia aims to spoil the streak Season tickets on sale entitling six boys and six girls games for 125 adults 100 students Doors open 645 Also notes on New Richmond Owensville scores and upcoming Farmers Institute speakers and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia High School
Bethel High School
Batavians
Bethelites
Bethel
Batavia
United Brethren Church Services Promote Community Night
The United Brethren Church invites all to Sunday School at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m with the sermon The Monotony of Sin Community Endeavor meets at 7 and evening service follows at 7 30 This Community Night features singing and special music and an interesting address for all ages
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Thanksgiving Services At U B Church Attenders
Last Wednesday night the U B Church held Thanksgiving services with representatives from three churches. Rev. Love delivered a rare sermon, aided by Revs. Abbott and Troxell. The choir sang several numbers and the audience joined in. Rev. Love preaches at Batavia Presbyterian each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Love
Abbott
Troxell
Batavia Presbyterian Church
Clermont Present to Confer on Road Proposition and Jobs
Governor Cooper calls a conference in Columbus with county commissioners and surveyors to discuss road work speed and employment. Ezra Seyler Frank Willis and Chas Stroup M R Dess and Auditor Ketchum will attend. The 1929 tobacco crop sale begins this week in Lexington Maysville and Ripley markets with a favorable season for stripping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Columbus
Ezra Seyler
Frank Willis
Chas. Stroup
M. R. Dess
Ketchum
Lexington
Maysville
Ripley
County Commissioners November 25 Disbursement Ledger
The county commissioners met on November 25 and approved numerous payments for labor relief supplies stone gravel and insurances. Key entries include Carrie Curtis relief 500 John Downs labor 25 Lulu Ross relief 4 Walter Smith labor 27 and Bechtel & McNair insurance 0 with many others noting stone loads and autopsy fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Curtis
Carrie Curtis
John Downs
Vesper Davis
Same
R. C. Manning
R. Reynolds
Labor
CG. O. Rice
Lulu Ross
Walter Smith
Standard Oil Co
Sam Ausman
G. E. Bayes
Thos. Brooks
Fannie Burroughs
Bechtel & McNair
R. RK. Brannock
Columbus B. B. Co
Clara-Gartersrelighers
Ollie Clemons
C. E. Crutchfield
James Evanshine
J. L. Fomorin
J. W. Foster
Felheim D. G. Co
Cort
W. C. Mefford
Ohio Penitentiary
C. L. Peterson
Fitzpatrick Bridge
BO Estelringle
Mary Steward
Sanitary Supply Co
Beulah Scott
Wm. Horan
Sidney Mell
Pringle Con. Co
James B. Scott
W. B. Thornton
L. K. Vail
Stone
Ralph Weeks
Everett Weeks
Willie Coal & Supply Co
Anna Waits
McFarland and Smith Marry in Batavia Thanksgiving Welcome
Grant F. McFarland and Marian A. Smith of Cincinnati were married November 26 1929 at 2 p m by Rev E Burdsall at his Batavia Ohio home. The couple received the ring from Mrs Chas C Farmer and were joined by Mrs Clara Hawkins in the ceremony. They left for their Cincinnati home to a Thanksgiving gathering with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant F. McFarland
Marian A. Smith
Cincinnati
E. Burdsall
Batavia
Chas. C. Farmer
Clara Hawkins
Societies Will Meet for Missionary Group Program
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of the M. E. Church will gather at Mrs. A. C. Nash's home on Friday evening December 6 at 7 30. Guest night features a program with singing, minutes, devotional, business, and seasonal readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
M. E. Church
A. C. Nash
Goshen School Adopts Christmas Basket Charity Plan
Goshen teachers and pupils abandon personal treats to fund baskets for the less fortunate for Christmas. Provisions and supplies will be sent to families and county home inmates, with a committee naming the recipients. The effort is led by Supts Hoggett and Vanlandingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Hoggett and
Vanlandingham
Lathe Accident Breaks Arm At Carroll Jamieson Shop
Vincent Garner, a worker at Carroll-Jamieson Machine Shop, fractured his arm last week when his sleeve caught in a lathe. The belt disengaged from the pulley as he was pulled from a threatening position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Garner
Carroll-Jamieson Machine Shop
Young Men Travel West In Quest For Adventure
William Carlisle Virgil Bradford and George Lane from Manchester Ohio set out westward seeking work and experience. They traveled via Rockport Indiana Davenport Iowa and Muscatine Iowa where they planned to work as button cutters. A detained Rockport youth turned out to be a 20 year old girl seeking adventure and was returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Ohio
William Carlisle
Virgil Bradford
George Lane
Rockport
Ind
Davenport
Iowa
Indiana
Muscatine
Clermont Lady Margaret Short Swing Dies in Cincinnati
Mrs. Margaret Short Swing wife of Albert Swing former Batavian died at her Cincinnati home Saturday after a long illness. Born in New Richmond she lived in Batavia with her sister Mrs. Frank Davis before moving to Cincinnati. Funeral services were held at Judge Davis home with burial in Union Cemetery Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Short Swing
Albert Swing
Cincinnati
New Richmond
Batavia
Frank Davis
Swing
Judge Davis
Union Cemetery
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Newtonsville
Estel Pringle
Williamsburg
Williamsburg Village
Charles Hoffman
George P. Medary
Pe Elton Elrod
Wm. M. Faulkner
L. E. Miller
J. R. Fuhr
T. B. Davidson
Daly Dugan
Board
Samuel Ausman
J. A. Ashton
John King
Nicholas J. White
O. Chatterton
Ed Miller
John McKever
Henson C. Fishback
T. J. Danberry
W. J. Burger
Charles Busch
Special Services
Farmers’ Institutes
Owensville
N. R
N. Richmond
Hamersville
Marathon Farmers Institute
Ella M. Haas
Clayton
Montgomery County
O. A. Dobbins
Cedarville
Hass
Dobbins
U. B. Church
Huntington
Anderson Seona
Lehigh Cement
Persack
J. O. Fuhr
Ozet
Clermont Lady
Deak
Forges
Iren
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