Farm tragedy ends in double tragedy at Carmel farm
Fred Schaefer 67 a Carmel farmer shot his daughter in law Anna Schaefer 39 then killed himself after a breakfast incident at the Schaefer home. Anna wounded at the table died later. Fred died at Bethesda hospital. George Schaefer and wife had been planning to move to Cincinnati.
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Fred Schaefer
Carmel Farmer
Anna Schaefer
Schaefer
Betesda Hospital
Route 74
Summerside Road
Cincinnati
Mra Schaefer
George Schaefer
Frank A. Roberta
Movng
George
C. R.colburn
Bethesda Hospital
Moore
Grange Christmas Program Planned at Locust Corner
Locust Corner Grange will hold its Christmas program on December 19. All ladies should bring a ladies gift and gentlemen a gentleman gift with a 1 percent gift limit. Children gifts also. Attendees urged to attend. Next meeting January 2 includes installation of officers with new officers expected to be present.
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Locust Corner Grange
Lady Minstrels From Dixie at Mt Holly Sunday School
The Athella Sunday School Class of Christian Chapel Mt Holly presents The Lady Minstrels From Dixie at the Mt Holly Community building on Thursday evening December 18. Admission 10 and 15 cents. Cast includes Mrs Fred Topie Mrs Stanley Moore Mrs Herbe Thomas Mrs Wm Snyder Mrs Stanley Ringle Mrs Elmer Seigle Mrs Chester Smith Mrs Raleigh Church Mrs Allen Boles Mrs Claude Tarvin Mrs Tom Boots Mrs Raymond McNeily Mrs Everett Gregor and Mrs Belle Follon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athella
Christian Chapel
Mt. Holly
Lady ‘ Minstrels
Dixie
Fred Topie
Stanley Moore
Herbe Thomas
Wm. Snyder
Stanley Ringle
Elmer Seigle
Chester Smith
Raleigh Church
Allen Boles
Claude Tarvin
Tom Boots
Raymond McNeily
Everet Gregor
Belle Follon
Man Released After Habeas Corpus Case In New Richmond
James Morgan, 28, of New Richmond, was released on habeas corpus proceedings Monday by Judge Charles G. White after being arrested in a recent attempt to blow the LeMontree Manufacturing Company safe. Attorney Forrest E. Ely filed the suit for Morgan. Morgan was taken into custody Wednesday, Dec. 5, with no warrant or affidavit on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morgan
New Richmond
LeMontree Manufacturing Company
Charles G. White
Forrest E. Ely
Morgan
Pioneer social at Olive Branch church on December 20
A Pioneer social will be held at Olive Branch church December 20 at 8 pm. DH entertainment and a 10 cent lunch will be provided. Come and have a good time. Committee.
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Olive Branch
Courier Comment Let ’em Boil
The column jokes about Europe and small nations near boiling points. It notes corn prices rising toward a dollar a bushel and mocks federal relief spending estimates of four billion dollars this winter.
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Europe
Christmas Tag Law Sparks Legislator’s Shame
A columnist mocks a sponsor of the automobile license tag bill for due dates in December and criticizes the Christmas timing. The note mentions Rubinoff’s violin at Music Hall and hints at a Columbus whisper about abolishing County School Superintendents to save 3 million dollars. Readers are invited to comment confidentially.
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Columbus
Christmas Message of Charity and Unity Across a Troubled Year
A reflective Christmas call for generosity and goodwill. The author urges readers to share with neighbors and those in need, imagining a world where everyone offers a handshake and a wish for joy, hoping material giving follows the spirit.
Birthday Party to Repeat Clermont County Birth Day Ball
Allen B. Nichols announced the Presidential Birth day Ball will be held again in Clermont County on January 30. Proceeds fund infantile paralysis with 70 percent staying local and 30 percent aiding the national movement. Nichols will reappoint the prior arranging committee after last year’s success raised over $3,000 for the Warum Springs foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen B. Nichols
Clermont County
Nichols
Warum Springs Foundation
Abolish Half the State Offices Idea
A reader argues to cut about half the state offices to reduce questionnaire overload and ease living. The note adds a cheerfully optimistic line about winter and future spring.
Village holiday dances and bazaars planned
Communities plan seasonal events to celebrate and raise funds. Organizers invite publicity and participation from residents and local groups to showcase crafts, music, and fellowship during the holidays.
Bread alone remark echoed by church invites service
A church nearby invites parishioners to visit and seek spiritual nourishment alongside community programs. The message repurposes the familiar phrase to emphasize service and availability to all seeking guidance.
Snow Draws Sledders And Tales Of Old Snows
Sunday brought the first real snow of the season and joy to younger sledders. Old timers recalled heavy snows of the good old days, sharing stories as the season begins.
Proposal to Make Jingle Bells the Democratic Theme Song
In a light editorial note the author suggests adopting Jingle Bells as the Democratic Party theme song. The piece humorously argues the tune fits the season and party spirit.
Fair Trade for Roche Rewards Woman Forged Treasury Role
Miss Josephine Roche, a Colorado reformer, was assaulted over her gubernatorial bid but earned a significant post as Roosevelt’s assistant secretary of the treasury. The remark likens the move to a trade from the Cincinnati Reds to the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Josephine Roche
Colorado
Roosevelt
Treasury
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
New Regulation Shifts Hog Processing Tax Liability
A ruling effective November 1 relieves farmers who butcher and sell to commercial handlers from paying the procession tax. Dealers become liable for the tax. Farmers selling direct to consumers face tax only on hog products exceeding the exemption. up to 300 pounds of meat is untaxed if the hogs are their own and sold direct. If sales exceed 300 pounds, tax applies to the excess up to 1,000 pounds. surpassing 1,000 pounds removes the exemption and taxes all hogs slaughtered. The 300 pound exemption does not apply to farmers who slaughter hogs not of their own raising.
Poultry School Opens in Clermont with Advice Sessions
A large turnout of poultry raisers gathered at Clermont County Court House for the first session of a poultry school. Fundamental feeding facts were covered and a second session will follow Friday afternoon with disease control and housing lessons. Enrollment costs five cents for binders, with Prof. R. E. Cray of Ohio State University directing the instruction.
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Clermont County
Court House
E. B
Election jests, aging officials, Batavia stores, and Windy Weaver
To those politicians who are getting such a big kick out of kidding the G. O. P. elephant we would drop this remark an elephant never forgets. When you start complaining about the younger generation going to the dogs that is a sign you are getting old. Batavia's two drug stores may see brisk liniment and muscle medicine sales after the business men's team plays Wednesday at the armory. Our orchids go to Windy Beetle Weaver for donations to this commentators pork chop fund.
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Batavia
Windy Beetle Weaver
Batavia Merchants Lead Coca Cola League After Early Wins
Batavia Merchants top the Coca-Cola Basketball League after two opening victories, 40 22 over Clarksville and 50 31 over Loveland. They host O N G on Dec 12 at 7 20 with fans eager for the rare midweek matchup and signups for players.
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Batavia Merchants
Clarksville
Owensville
Batavia
Loveland
Russel Speidel
Felicity
Georgetown
Morrow
Blanchester
King’s Mills
Maysville
New Richmond
Lack of Funds Delays Ohio Old Age Pensions
Clermont county inspector says insufficient 1934 funds will bar many aged residents from pensions this year. 514 cases await action as the Division of Aid for the Aged warns the total $3,000,000 appropriation is inadequate for administration and investigations.
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Ohio
Clermont County
Wm. Dowdney
Division of Aid For
State Welfare Department
Dewdney
Former Batavian John Fletcher Jamieson Dies in Des Moines
John Fletcher Jamieson a former Batavian died at his Des Moines home December 6 at age 90 He was brother of the late Milton Jamieson and uncle to P F Jamieson He left Batavia 63 years ago for Casey Iowa later lived in Caggy Montgomery and Des Moines where he died He was survived by a widow and two children John and Mabel burial in Des Moines He served as postmaster of Batavia for a number of years
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John Fletcher Jamieson
Des Moines
Iowa
Milton Jamieson
P. F. Jamieson
Casey
Caggy
Montgomery
Des Moins
John
Mabel
Batavia
Red Cross Roll Call Extended to December 31
The Cler mont county Red Cross Roll Call reaches 50 percent membership and extends final reporting to December 31 to allow chairmen more time for full community coverage. Several committees exceed last year’s totals including Ow erville Edenton Moscow Mt Carmel Pt Pleasant Mulberry Laurel Monterey and Tobasco.
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Red Cross
Clermont County
Owereville
Edenton
Moscow
Mt.Carmel
Pt. Pleasant
Mulberry
Laurel
Monterey
Tobasco
Ripley tobacco market opens with strong demand despite light deliveries
Ripley CO market reports first week sales of 186 544 pounds generating 23 608 61 and a fancy average of 17 29 on medium quality leaf. Buyers show brisk demand for hard to common types with baskets selling above 5 and many in upper 20s to 30s. Warehousemen expect larger weekly deliveries as growers catch up from poor pre season stripping.
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Ripley, CO
Ripley
Burley Belt
Christmas Play By Batavia P T A
The Batavia P T A will meet on Thursday December 18 at 8 o clock in the school building The grades will present a play directed by Miss Wilke and Miss Fishback All parents are invited.
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Batavia P. T. A
Wilke
Fishback
Burley Tobacco Tax Vote Set by December 20
Clermont County growers will vote by December 20 on continuing the Kerr-Smith Tobacco Tax for the 1935 crop year. Eligible voters include landowners renters and producers in Ohio with ballots to be secret when cast in person and signed when mailed. A nonvote is counted as supporting continuation of the tax.
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E. B. Baugh. Co. Agt
Ohio
Secretary of Agriculture
Clermont County Tobacco Control Association
Decemer
Agt
Baugh
Batavia
Felicity
Moscow
Bethel
Laurel
New Richmond
Williamsburg
Amelia
Owensville
Perintown
Milford
East Hill Farm Club Meets With Christmas Program
East Hill Farm Club gathered December 6 at Mrs Verm Ruerkle's home with 16 members and 9 guests. Leader Mrs Knapp led a Christmas topic and a readings program by Mesdames White Madam Bushbacher Moore Binkley. Ice cream cake coffee followed. Mrs Mosbacher won a prize. Next meeting January hosts Mrs Anna Maham.
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East Hill
Mesdames Patterson, Knapp
Kodo
Beekeepers Meet in Clermont County Association
The Clermont County Beekeepers Association met in Batavia on December 5 adding eleven new members to reach twenty one. J L Phillips of Loveland and Oscar Jones of Batavia were elected to the executive committee. The group approved the constitution and discussed local beekeeping problems and pollination needs. The next meeting is January 8 at 8:00 p.m. in the Batavia Court House.
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Clermont County Beekeepers” Association
Batavia
J. L. Phillips
Loveland
Oscar Jones
Clermont County
Court House
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Carmel
Grange News
Courier Comment
Plenty
Rubinoff
Music Hall
Utopia
Mark Atchley
Eeeneneeneene
F. Craig
C. C. Emmons
Seeneeneeeenee
J. P. Friend
Chas. Gilday
Stereenesevere
B. G. Hodges
International Harv
Florenice Ireton
Norma Kline
G. H. McAfee
C. H. Manning
Mary Rapp
Soldier Relief Com
O. P
Treeee
P. P. Mead
Hosp
W. H. Anderson
Dayton Blank Book Co
Same
Columbus BB Co
Standard Oil
Willie Coal Co
U. J. Whitmer
Stonelick
Adrian Workman
Niou
Melinford
Goshen
Aged Pensions
Ings
Burley Growers
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