Clermont County Seeks Bids for Poor Relief Bonds
County commissioners of Clermont Ohio invite sealed bids for Poor Relief Bonds totaling 26000 dollars. Bonds numbered 1 to 6 range from 4600 to 5890 dollars with maturities from 1934 to 1938 and interest at 6 percent. Bids due December 28 1932, must be at par plus accrued interest and include a 2 percent certified check.
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Board of County Commissioners
Clermont County
Ohio
Batavia
89Th General Assembly
Peck, Shaffer and Williams
Cincinnati
First National Bank of
Board of Commissioners of
B. L. Ketchum
Couny
Early Swedish Coinage and Local Community Notes
The article notes the first Swedish gold coins minted in Stockholm in 1568 under King Erik XIV, contrasted with earlier Roman coin usage. It also reports social items from Owensville: Mrs. Hill of Madisonville visiting Mrs. Hugh McAffee, Mrs Lizzie Kidney from Monterey visiting relatives, a funeral at Stonelick for Wm. Gernon, a church chicken supper planned for Dec. 18, Eastern Star attendance events in Williamsburg, Zetta Mitchell to serve as installing officer, and visits by Mrs. Irma Ireton, Mrs. Norma Harlow and her son from Bethel to see their mother.
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Stockholm
Erik XIV
Christ
Sweden
Owensville
Hill
Madisonville
Hugh McAffee
Lizzie Kidney
Monterey
Wm. Gernon
Stonelick
M. E. Church
Williamsburg
Zetta Mitchell
Amelia figures in milestone and social notices
Mrs. Ellis celebrated her 97th birthday last Saturday, mother of Mia Green and grandmother of Orville Green. Stanley Pollitt and his wife now occupy Smith's bungalow on Chapel 81. Bob Flora hosted the Amelia Men's Club Tuesday night. Stanley Anstead, a 6th grade teacher, will present an entertainment Thursday night December 16 at the school auditorium with admission 10 cents. Mrs. Kate Amann hosted the Xmas party for class no. 10 on Friday night with several guests from outside the class.
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Amelia
Ellis
Mia Green
Orville Green
Stanley Pollitt
Smith
Chapel
Bob Flora
Stanley Anstead
Kate Amann
Community Notices From Glen Este Area
Sympathy is extended to Mr and Mrs Walter Jacobs on the death of their daughter Janice. Visitors include Allen Smythe of Newport Kentucky with his parents H B Smythe. Alberta Regan visits her parents Sid Curtis. Louise Philips visits her mother Mrs Philip Sperry. Burkhart Amelia Horstman and Emma Horstman visit Beagle family. Mary Adams stays with Beagle family.
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Walter Jacobs
Janice
Allen Smythe
Newport
Kentucky
H. B. Smythe
Alberta Regan
Sid Curtis
Louise Philips
Philip Sperry
Burkhart
Amelia Horstman
Kansas City
Kansas
Emma Horstman
Amelia
Ohio
Jesse Beagle
Mary Adams
Newtonsville Social Roundup at C A Long Home
Guests during the week included Jas Gorman from Madisonville Lucien Meek and daughter Zola from Milford Wm Blake of Blanchester and Edna Reddick at nearby homes Mrs Rinckhoff from Milford visited her parents Chas and Mrs Dumford Mrs Dumford and Mrs Rinckhoff visited Mrs Sara Stouder in Woodland Park Blondin McKinney from Milford stayed with H S Bigand Lillie Washburn with her daughter in a Hillsboro trip and several attended Wm Guerman’s funeral at Stonelick.
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C. A. Long
Jas. Gorman
Madisonville
Lucien Meek
Zola
Milford
Wm. Blake
Blanchester
Edna Reddick
C. W. Thompson
Pleasant Plain
Robert Rinckhoff
Chas Dumford
Chas. Dumford
Rinckhoff
Sara Stouder
Woodland Park
Blondin McKinney
Community Notes and Social Visits Chronicle
Mr. and Mrs. B L Jordan spent Sunday with their son Paul and wife at Milford. The Woman's Club met with Mrs. Winifred Davis as hostess. Responses Current Events music by club. Paper Strange Tales of Lost Ships by Mrs. Davison. Radio music. Paper Nature in the Deep by Mrs. Johnston read by Miss Bredwell. Mrs. Ida Hancock hosted Thursday afternoon club. Baptist Circle met with Mrs. Kate Corbin. four visitors. Mrs. C A Brammock stayed with brother Karl William and wife in Cincinnati. Mrs. Louise Harris visited in Cincinnati. Miss Goldie Taylor of Cincinnati visited E R Beck. Miss Anna Fagaly hosted Sunday dinner guests including Mr. and Mrs. Chas Frazee and daughter Julia, Mr. and Mrs. John Frazee, Mr. and Mrs. William Idlett of Nicholsville. Mrs. Davis P Holt visited relatives in Carthage.
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Woman’s Club
Winifred Davis
Davison
Johnston
Bredwell
Ida Hancock
Baptist Circle
Kate Corbin
C. A. Brammock
Karl William
Cincinnati
Louise Harris
Durham
Goldie Taylor
E. R. Beck
Anna Fagaly
Chas. Frazee
Julia
John. Frazee
William Idlett
Nicholsville
Davis P. Holt
Carthage
Mt Holly resident Harvey Brink dies after illness
Harvey Brink, 67, longtime Mt. Holly resident, died Wednesday evening after months of illness. Funeral held Friday at Christian Chapel with Rev. Yelton. burial at Amelia. Survived by sisters Cora Fooser and Belle Follon. Parish events include visits by Rev. Hall and Sunday School elections planned for Dec. 11.
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Harvey Brink
Mt. Holly
Christian Chapel
Yelton
Order
Williamsville
Amelia
Cora Fooser
Belle Follon
Hall
Cleveland
Congregation Christian Churches
Harry Weakley
John Moerlein
Norman Fagin
J. H. Dawson
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Milestones and social notes from Milford area events
Martin Miller left last week to enlist in the U S Navy. Mrs Mary 8 Green entertained John Green and wife and George West of Madeira last Wednesday. Mrs Kate Alexander returned from Winston Salem South Carolina Grange Convention. Mrs Wm Wagner to entertain East Milford Lotto Club Wednesday. Joe Deam and wife left for Lexington Ky. Rev and Roger Turrell entertained her father and mother Rev and Mrs C F Barrett of Delaware Ohio. Kiwanis Ladies Night featured at Milford club. Ed Keeler chaired Young Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting. Junior Bernges improving from pneumonia. Three Way Service Station was held up by two Negroes. $16 taken. Riverside Service Station robbed again. third time in past year. Mrs Fred Stapp and Audrey at Chas Wolfg home Hyde Park before Florida trip. Mrs Haase and Mrs Offutt enjoyed Bridge at Amelia. Mrs Will Ringel returned from New Castle Indiana visit. Bridge Club high score won by Mesdames Pommert and John Frances of Amelia. Mrs Anna Ahrens and Willie McDalen of New Richmond visited Surry's. Parrish family and Miss Edna Saunderson of Norwood guests of Chas Freymeyer.
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Martin Miller
U.S. Navy
Mary
Green
John Green
George West
Madeira
Kate Alexander
Winston-Salem
South Carolina
Grange
Wm. Wagner
East Milford
Lotto Club
Joe Deam
Lexington
Roger Turrell
C. F. Barrett
Delaware
Milford, Kiwanis Club
Ed. Keeler
Young Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church
Junior Bernges
Maurice Bernges
Goshen Pike
Matt Chandler
Riverside
H. E. Noakes
Fred Stapp
Audrey
Hyde Park
Chas. Wolfg
Florida
Thanksgiving visits across Rocky Ford area
Mrs. Carrie Utter and family of Owensville were Thanksgiving guests of sister Mrs. Ed Ross and family. Edward Garbe of South Milford visited his brother Clarence. Mrs. Sherman Deem called on Mrs. Mary Garbe. Mrs. Agnes Russell and daughter Marie of Norwood spent Friday with A. Richert. Emma Garbe spent Thanksgiving with the Sahre family at Galley Hill. Mary Ross of Neville spent the holidays at home. Etta and Ella Pfau called on Mary Garbe and daughters last Sunday afternoon.
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Edward Garbe
South Milford
Clarence
Sherman Deem
Mary Garbe
Agnes Russell
Marie
Norwood
A. Richert
Emma Garbe
Sahre
Galley Hill
Mary Ross
Neville
Etta
Ella Pfau
Local families host Thanksgiving visitors and new preacher
Byron Jacobs and family visited his parents in Nicholsville as Rev. Horner takes the Spring Grove charge. Numerous relatives traveled from Cincinnati Norwood Evanston Fort Thomas Detroit and New Richmond to share Thanksgiving meals with local households.
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Nicholsville
Byron Jacobs
Bethel
Prank Jacobs
Horner
Spring Grove
Wm. Corbin
Roy Jones
Cincinnati
Gilbert McMurchy
Norwood
E. A. McMurchy
Darby
Belfast Williams Corner Thanksgiving Guests
Thanksgiving dinners were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Chas Baas and by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ansteatt with many relatives from Edenton Hyde Park Norwood and Bel fast. The Dodds Norris Hill Meyers and others joined visits and baptisms and Sunday gatherings with families in Cincinnati and at the Hill and Sutton homes.
Williamsburg Five Hundred Party Hosted by Taxi Briggs
Mr and Mrs Taxi Briggs entertained with five tables of five hundred Saturday night in Williamsburg. Guests included Claude Coyle and Charlotte Bratton, Garland Aux and others from Batavia Norwood and Williamsburg. A two course lunch was served.
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Taxi Briggs
Claude Coyle
Charlotte Bratton
Garland Aux
Marc. Homer Wilson and
Edgar Austeatt
Cnella Manning
Batavia
Rob
Jim McMillen
Norwood
Ed Miller
Charles Busa
Wilbur Vaughn
Hensen Fischback
Williamsburg
Thanksgiving gatherings and baptisms in Belfast area
Local families from Belfast and nearby towns hosted Thanksgiving meals for multiple relatives including the Ansteatts, Hills, Meyers, Lang, and Norris households. The two younger grandchildren Joseph Dodds and Carolyn Ann Norris were baptized by Rev. Dennison. A Sunday dinner at the Forrest Sutton home closed the weekend social circle with various guests and plans for a Belfast church service on December 11.
Local notes recount marriages and gatherings in the Cincinnati area
Allen Wolfe of Cincinnati hunted here for two days this week. Gene Gordon and Leroy Purdum of Amelia wed last Saturday. Mrs. Rippstine attended her nephew's funeral at Northside last week. A. J. and John Wheeler were in Cincinnati last week. Slim Rictor of Amelia and Mr. Padgit of this place collided in a car crash Saturday night. Stella Wheeler joined an Eastern Star call meeting at Ripley last Tuesday. Public institution of O. E. 8. New Richmond, December 16. Masons and families welcome.
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Allen Wolfe
Cincinnati
Gene Gordon
Leroy Purdum
Amelia
State Treasurer Plans Public Utility Excise Tax Relief
The Ohio public utility excise tax will be due soon and yield about 50 million dollars to the state treasury but fall short of last year due to lower earnings. Tax on steam and electric roads is cut from four to three percent with further declines expected as electric lines are abandoned. Last year those lines contributed 500 000 dollars and next year are expected to bring only about 30 000.
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Harry
Ohio
Cincinnati Producers Livestock Assn Increases Refund To 36
Directors of the Cincinnati Producers Livestock Commission Association at their first regular meeting voted to raise the annual refund to 36 percent. The refund, the largest in the association’s history, will return between 45000 and 50000 to producer members and accompanies a 16 percent cut in commissions starting June 1, yielding real savings for patrons. Price factors and market relief also noted as benefits with uncertain monetary value.
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Cincinnati Producers Livestock Commission Association
Cincinnati Producers
Bills Of Sale Required For Auto Tags In 1932
Ohio Motor Vehicle Bureau warns owners to present proper bills of sale for license plates. Clerks of courts must verify bills. deputy registrars will not accept unsworn or unfiled documents. Late or missing stamps trigger plate fees or transfers. affiants may declare non use to avoid plate issuance delays.
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Ohio Motor Vehicle Bureau
Secretary of State
Clarence J. Brown
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Clerk of Courts
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Lena Steurer
Philathea
Joeseph Dawson
Hezelwood
M. E
Laura Dial
New York City
M. E Church
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Molly Kearns
J. W. Foster
Leslie Franz
Mason
Ralph D. Fuhr
Maggie White
Vesta Club
Wilma McvVea
W. T. Elrod
Wilma McVea
Longfellow
Everette L. Dugan
Omar Innis
Presbyterian Sunday School
Dugan Qame
Harry Donnlworth
Clermont Social Lodge
Clestine
Anderson Malott
Good Samaritan
Glen Este
Newtonsville
B. L. Jordan
Paul
The
Clermont Courier
Courier
Clermont Pub. CO
Rocky Ford
Carrie Utter
Ed. Ross
Famin
Belfast
Williams
Belaved
Chas. Baas
Frank Dale
Edenton
Addie Meyer
Lewis Ansteatt
D. Boyd
Dr. Norris
Jos
Joseph Dodds
Carolyn Ann Norris
Lee Hill
Sam- Lee Hill
S. Meyers
John
Dorothy
Stanley Hill
Forrest Sutton
Thomas Hill
Miss Lang
Herbert McCormick
Jos. Stuart
Warden Simper
Chas Burdsall
S. Ansteatt
C. D. Boyd
Hyde Park East
Myers
Pauline Lang
O.S. A
Jean Yeomans
Goshens
Clermont Courie
Clermont Courle
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