Clermont County Poor Relief Bonds Put Up For Sale
Clermont County Ohio invites bids for Poor Relief Bonds totaling 26000 dollars. Bonds bear 6 percent interest, mature in 1934 to 1938, with payments due March and September first. Bids due December 2, 1932, at noon, with 2 percent certified check. high and best bid at par plus accrued interest.
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Clermont County
Batavia
Ohio
89Th General Assembly
Board of
County Commissioners
Peck, Shaffer and Williams
Cincinnati
Olio
First National Bank of
Board of Commissioners of
B. L. Ketchum
Couny
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Social Events
Ethel and Mrs Ida Wheeler visited Cincinnati while Hazel Curtis improves at home and Horace Leads remains stable. John Wheeler went to Washington DC on business. Miss Sue Smythe spends Christmas with her parents H B Smythe. Local residents shared gatherings with friends and relatives including the Smythes and Sperrys. Community Club hosted by Agnes De Brunner featured 500, luncheon by the hostess. Miss Olberding visited, Rev Babb gave last Christian Chapel sermon. Leona Nelson and Kathleen Brooks visited from New Richmond. Anna Jones returned from Mt Washington. Mrs Kain shopped in town. card party attended by Haase Gates Furman and Alice Gates at Amelia. Fred Warren plans to move Jan 1 to Zepliger Hills Florida.
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Lindale
Ethel
Ida Wheeler
Cincinnati
Hazel Curtis
Horace Leads
Mr Ratcliff
John Wheeler
Washington D. C
Sue Smythe
H. B. Smythe
Joe Stern
Ellen Donavan
Alberta Regan
Sidney Curliss
Georgia
Florida
Catherine
Royal Smythe
Ville
Gordon Fevertay
Agnes de Brunner
Philip Sperry
Olberding
City
Rev. Babb
Christian Chapel
Zepliger Hills
Winter Visit Keeps Local Families Connected
Mr and Mrs John Callon of Chile spend winter with daughter Mrs O W McCalla. William Gravitt injured an arm Monday morning. Mr and Mrs W L Gray and son Herman visit L Gropenbacher on Madison Place weekend. Rose Alice Huff stays with cousins Imogene and Gwendolyn Canter Bethel Ohio. Mrs Clara Bee visits son George and family for several weeks.
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John Callon
Chile
O. W. McCalla
Wiliam Gravitt
W. L. Gray
Herman
Madison Place
Ohio
Clara Bee
George
Christmas Events and Local Notes in MT Holly
Christmas entertainment at Christian Chapel announced for Friday evening. Rev Babb gave farewell sermon Sunday. Rev Hall of Cleveland to preach on New Year’s Day. Miss Oti Liston visiting relatives in Chicago and Nebraska. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Allen Boles on the 12th. Community quilt meeting set for January 12 1933. Horace Leeds improving after a stroke with family at bedside. Local visits and hunting outings noted among residents.
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Christian Chapel
Babb
Rev
Hall
Cleveland
Oti Liston
Will Liston
Chicago
Frank
Nebraska
Fred Topie
Marie Henke
Allen Boles
Scarce
Amelia
Ley Anstead
John Snyder
Ladies H. Circle
Horace Leeds
Earl
Cincinnati
Fred
Winchester
Earnest
J. Burnett
New Richmond
Emmett Slater
Harry Weakley
Karl Moerlein
City
Tile Drainage Guidance for Orchard Growth
Studies link soil condition to tree growth and show tile drainage can improve yields in wet orchards. Depths of 2 to 4 feet are common, with lines following natural depressions and additional laterals to drain springy areas.
Winter driving safety tips from Ohio highways director
Winter weather makes roads treacherous with ice and reduced visibility. Director O. W. Merrell urges drivers to ensure brakes, wipers, and rear lights are in top condition to reduce skidding and rear end collisions, noting brakes reveal driver responsibility rather than brake failure.
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O. W. Merrell
Ohio Highways
Columbus Letter Counci Seeks Aid Law And Holiday Hints
The Columbus letter notes a proposed "Granting of Hige Aged Persons" law filed with the State, backed by the Fraternal Order of Eagles with about ahed thousand signatures. If enacted it would provide up to 25 dollars monthly to impoverished Ohio residents of 15 years, with an income cap of 300 dollars per year. It also covers hunting season deadlines, prison meal costs, and upcoming General Assembly convening January 2. The Capitol is festively decorated for Christmas, with the governor using a conference suite and the State Library moving to the new State Office Building.
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Ohio
Clarence J. Brown
Order of Eagles
Ninetieth General Assembly of
State Library
State House
Secretary of State
Capitol
Nick
Harry D. Hale
Milford Leader John A Boyce Dies at 79
John A. Boyce former Milford mayor died at home from influenza on Monday. Funeral held at M. E. Church Wednesday afternoon. Also reported Mrs. Margaret Malott died of pneumonia at her Newtownsville home. funeral at M. E. Church Thursday morning. Chas B. Lemmon died at St. Francis hospital last Tuesday. burial in Greenlawn cemetery. Church pageants and cantata announced for upcoming weekends, plus Kiwanis year end party and Junior Order meeting at Odd Fellows Hall.
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Milford
John A. Boyce
Mound Street
M. E. Church
Margaret Malott
Newtownsville
Malott
M. E
Lemmon
St. Francis Hospital
Greenlaw
Vesta Club hosts a Tuesday evening program
Mrs. J P Allen was hostess to the Vesta Club Tuesday evening with songs Holy Night and Snow Bound, readings by Grace McNutt, and notes on papers by Mrs N J White, Mrs Laycock and Mrs Miller. Mrs Karl Hoffman hosted the T A C Thursday afternoon. Louis Gardner and wife and Chas Dorsey of Oakley visited J B Amiott and wife Sunday. Mrs Jos Berger hosted the F F B Friday evening.
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J. P. Allen
Vesta Club
Paper
J. B. Amiott
Jos. Berger
Forfeit Posts Spark Clermont Division Basketball Start
Three teams O N G Bata via Amelia and Moscow have posted $10 for entrance to the Lowe and Cambell Basketball Federation Clermont division. The league will start once forfeits are confirmed with exhibition games likely before next week’s schedule opening.
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Lowe and Cambell Basketball Federation
Clermont
Batavia
Amelia
Moscow
Santa Claus to Visit Batavia Amelia by Legion
Frank W. Weaver Post of the American Legion again acts as Santa for Batavia and Amelia children. A tree will be set up in Batavia school yard and the Legion Christmas party, with the Women's club, will be held Friday evening. Santa will give treats to girls and boys, and the Amelia party will be 5:00 p.m. Saturday at R. E. Flora's yard with the Legion Drum Corps. Boy Scouts assist by collecting used toys and clothing for distribution to needy children, and barrels in village stores accept donations.
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Frank W. Weaver
American Legion
Santa Claus
Batavia
Amelia
Legion
Santa
R. E. Flora
Public interest in efficient marketing organization urged
The public interest lies in developing the most efficient marketing organization, cooperative or private. Growth should be gradual to allow private trade to adjust to the new situation. Meanwhile relatives merit reasonable assistance to test their worth to agriculture.
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Christian Science Monitor
Commission
Eee
Farm Board
Poultry Feed Mash Promises Returns for Poultrymen
A pamphlet compares poultry feed prices to egg prices and urges proper feeding for dividends. It offers a home mixing mash formula using fine ground meal, alfalfa, meat scraps, dried milk, salt, cod liver oil, and total. substitutions with corn and milk are possible. The note also mentions obtaining more tested formulas from the County Agricultural Agent in Batavia, Ohio. Anglo-Saxons First Boat Racing Mentioned.
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Batavia
County tax rates and collection schedule released
Clermont county Ohio treasurer announces 1932 tax levies for state and county purposes. First half due December 20, 1982 and second half due June 20, 1933. Office hours 8 am to 4 pm weekdays and Saturday 1 30 pm.
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