Clermont county resumes health nurse work in 1925
In March 1925 Clermont county reinstated a county nurse after a vacancy since 1921. Over 218 contagious cases were visited and educated, 1,983 school children inspected, and 545 home calls made. The program reports 24 tonsil operations, 27 children given glasses, 6 crippled children visited, and ongoing infant welfare and social service activities.
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Clermont County
State Department of Health
Clermont County Health League
Health Department
Veterans’ Bureau
Cincinnati
Cooperative institute to study farming principles in Cincinnati
In December 2021 a cooperative institute will bring farmers and cooperative leaders from this Ohio area to Cincinnati for two days at the YMCA. Sessions begin at 10 o clock each morning on December 20 and 21.
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Ohio
Clermont Farm Bureau
Cincinnati
New Official Clyde F Tom Appointed 2nd Lieutenant
Clyde F Tom a Ohio State graduate and former Clermont County Agricultural Agent, is appointed 2nd lieutenant by Adj Gen Frank D Henderson. He reports December 9 with commendations for his exam. Assigned to Hdyl Co 2nd Ba 166th Inf O N G at Batavia, the Rainbow Division former unit. The piece praises the National Guard and local armory support and congratulates Tom and Lt Forrest E Ely.
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Clyde F. Tom
Oho State University
Clermont County
Frank Weaver
American Legion
Adj
Frank D. Henderson
Tom
Forrest E. Ely
Hdy. Co
Inf. O. N. G
Forrest EH. Ely
Minister Installed at Batavia Presbyterian Church
Rev W B Bonham was installed as minister with a large congregation present. Ministers Robinson Love Hartman North assisted as ceremonies impressed. The congregation voted to drop Sunday evening services and consider public health work with Ruth B Patchell noting the effort will take time and calls.
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W. B. Bonham
Batavia Presbyterian Church
Robinson
Williamsburg
Love
Lane Seminary
Hartman
New Richmond
North
Cincinnati
Kansas City to Host 1928 Republican Nomination Balloting
Washington reports that ballots for the 1928 Republican Presidential nomination will open Tuesday June 12 in the Civic Auditorium Kansas City built for 1900 Democratic convention. The Republican National Committee set the date with Democrats likely to follow. The forum will revisit state vote allocations affecting twelve states and includes an Arrangements Committee led by Mrs. Alvin T. Hert and Mrs. Wilma Sinclair Levan. Kansas City’s hall, fireproof and seating 18000, recalls its role as a political hub near Topeka and nearby senator residences.
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Washington
Civic Auditorium
Kansas City
W. J. Bryan
Republican National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Republican Committee
National Committee
Alabama
Louisiana
New York
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Texas
Kentucky
Butler
Alvin T. Hert
Wilma Sinclair Levan
Ohio
Democratic Party
James A. Reed
Topeka
Kans
Curtin
White House
Poultrymen Meeting in Batavia to Discuss Winter Egg Production
Clermont county poultrymen convene at the Court House in Batavia at 1 30 p m on Wednesday December 21 for the annual fall meeting. State poultry extension specialist R E Cray will discuss factors affecting winter egg production and answer questions. All poultry enthusiasts urged to attend.
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Clermont County
Court House
Batavia
R. E. Cray
Cray
Deaf and blind pianist Helen May Martin to perform in Batavia
The Batavia Woman's Club has arranged a piano recital by Miss Helen May Martin at United Brethren Church on Sunday evening December 18. Admission is free with a free will offering. Martin aims to study in Europe and the program offers a high class musical experience and a moral lesson in perseverance.
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Batavia Woman’s Club
Helen May Martin
United Brethren Church
Miss Martin
Europe
Fire at Lindale School Sparks Alarm and Dismissal
A defective flue caused a fire at Lindale school during class hours but was contained with minor damage. Pupils evacuated calmly as Supt. Dan Aultman and staff controlled the blaze. Repairs slated and a state investigator to assess need for a new building. Also notes a birthday surprise for Mrs. Augusta Krekeler in Brazier.
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Lindale
Dan Aultman
Augusta Krekeler
Brazier
Say It With Seals Christmas Seals Fight TB
A call to buy Christmas Seals to fund tuberculosis fight in Ohio. The piece notes 5280 Ohio deaths last year and about 50,000 active cases statewide, stressing TB as a leading killer and its economic and social toll. It urges households to contribute to safer homes and communities.
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Ohio
U. B. Church C E meeting showcases Grant bridge pictures
The C E society held a business meeting with Mr. Nichols presenting pictures including the dedicatory service of the Grant memorial bridge. Attendance was low due to cold weather. Next Sunday at 7 30 p m Union service features a deaf and blind pianist from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
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C. E. Society
Nichols
Grant Memorial Bridge
Cincinati Conservatory of Music
Walker Big Five-O Wedding Anniversary in Batavia
The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. Rufus Walker will be celebrated at their Water Street home in Batavia on December 20 1927 from 2 to 4 30 p m. The couple have a son L F Walker and wife and two grandsons James and Donald Walker.
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W. Rufus Walker
Batavia
Water Street
L. F. Walker
James
Cincinnati
Donald Walker
Anderson
Indiana
County Health Board Discusses Salaries and Nurse Roster
The County Health Board lists members R F Erdman Fred Simmerman Dr Haas Dr Thomas Needham and Arthur Ruffner The health commissioner Dr F A Ireton resigns but may stay for a year The county health nurse Mrs James Patchell also resigns with total pay 2100 The advisory board of township chairmen and village mayors includes 26 members and sets the budget Public input on salary and duties is urged for the coming meeting
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The
County Health Board
R. F. Erdman
New Richmond
Fred Simmerman
Felicity
Haas
Marathon
Thomas Needham
Arthur Ruffner
Williamsburg
F. A. Ireton
James Patchell
Father-Son Banquet Earns Moderate Support At U B Church
The Father-Son banquet in Batavia last Tuesday night raised modest funds for three churches. Edwin Schultz acted as toastmaster, Eli Speidel and Judge Woodmansee spoke briefly, and Batavia orchestra with Mrs. Roscoe Tyler provided music. Y M C A director Mr. Guimm offered adviceful remarks as the evening highlight. Ladies served a chicken dinner with ice cream, and late word allowed some women to attend.
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U. B
Batavia Orchestra
Roscoe Tyler
Edwin Schultz
Batavia
John Schultz
Owensville
Cincinnati
Guimm
All
Schultz
Licenses Issued for Hunters Demand High
Clerk Claude Coyle reports strong demand for hunting licenses this season. He warns better spend 1.25 for a license than risk a 25 fine, noting over 200 licenses issued to date and 98 in one day at opening. Few women have applied. Licenses expire December 31 and the rabbit law takes effect January 1.
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Claude Coyle
Minister Buys Farm Between Batavia and New Richmond
The Enos Reed farm on the New Richmond pike, later owned by Miss Adelaide Reed, has been purchased by Rev. Bonham of the Batavia Presbyterian church. It will be occupied by his father and son, with possession given March 1. The property was previously tied to Richard Brimmer and Lemuel Teasdale, and James Brimmer was killed by a bull while residing there.
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Enos Reed
New Richmond Pike
Adelaide Reed
Rev. Bonham
Batavia
Post Office Break-In At Miamiville Suspects Escape
A trio forced entry at the Miamiville post office last Wednesday morning but nothing was taken. Post master Ernest Reiger fired four shots as three men fled an auto outside. No clues yet and Batavia was notified at noon.
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Miamiville
Ernest Reiger
Batavia
TWO WEDDINGS IN BATAVIA AND WILLIAMSBURG
On December 6 1927 at 10 am George H Curliss of Milford and Miss Mary L Hill of Pleasant Plain wed at Rev E Burdsall home in Batavia. Later that day William Demougin jeweler of Williamsburg married Mrs Lillie F Smith at the same residence. Harry P Ross and Miss Rosalind L McKinney wed December 5 in Felicity M BE parsonage with Rev H F Stafford ceremony.
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George H. Curliss
Milford
Mary L. Hill
Pleasant Plain
E. Burdsall
Batavia
Harry Hill
Burdsall
William Demougin
Williamsburg
Ed Scott & Son
Lillie F. Smith
Harry P. Ross
Rosalind L. McKinney
Felicity
H. F. Stafford
M. BE
Rollin F. McKinney
Carl
Janet
Georgia
Loveland Raises Salary for Town Marshal
At the last meeting Loveland council increased the marshal salary to 1500 dollars per year to serve as marshal and janitor of the town hall. The Bata via marshal receives 240 dollars per year.
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Loveland
Batavia
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