Bricker Inauguration Set for January Ninth in Columbus
John W. Bricker will be inducted as Ohio's fifty fourth governor at 2 pm January 9 at the capitol west entrance with Chief Justice Weygandt administering the oath. The ceremony will follow an inaugural program starting at 1 pm including induction of Thomas J. Herbert Don H. Ebright Earl Griffith and Paul M. Herbert.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Capitol
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Thomas J. Herbert
Don H. Ebright
Earl Griffith
Paul M. Herbert
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Robert H. Wolfe
Dispatch Printing Company
Ed D. Schorr
Republican State Central and Executive Committee
Donald C. Power
Bricker
Myron B. Gessaman
Emil F. Marx
John Ryder
Delmar G. Starkey
Gossaman
John E. Ryder
Hunting Allowed On January 2 In Ohio
The Division of Conservation Council met in Columbus and decided to permit hunting on Monday January 2 in Ohio since January 1 falls on Sunday. New 1939 licenses and metal hunter tags are required and now on sale through township clerks including Batavia Township Clerk S Y Anstaett.
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Division of Conservation Council
Columbus
State of
Ohio
S. Y. Anstaett
Batavia
Batavia Woman's Club Vote and Program January 5
The Batavia Woman's Club will meet January 5 with Mrs. Rush as hostess. The program features Response My Favorite Dish Food as a Fine Art and labeling merchandise by Mrs. H D Nichols. Mrs Banford and Mrs Gifford will discuss What Our Neighbors Eat. Election of officers.
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Batavia Woman’s Club
Rush
H. D. Nichols
Banford
Gifford
Wedded 59 Years for Mr and Mrs John Hahn
Mr and Mrs John Hahn of Batavia celebrate their 59th wedding anniversary Christmas Eve while wintering with their daughter in Stokesdale North Carolina. He is 81 and she will be 80 January 28. They have five children Emma Vaughn Stokesdale Joe Winemiller Stanley Huber Carl and Walter Hahn all of Batavia, 21 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren.
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John Hahn
Batavia
Stokesdale
North Carolina
Hahn
Emma Vaughn
Joe Winemiller
Stanley Huber
Carl
Walter Hahn
Officers Elected in Batavia Chapter RAM
Batavia Chapter 112 RAM installed officers led by Ralph H. Majcewsky as High Priest and Donald L. Anstaett as King. Jacob E. Friend served as Scribe with G. Russell Behymer as Captain of Host and D. G. Jamieson as Principal Sojourner. Other officers included Claude B. Smith, Royal Act Keeper. L. Slade, Master 3rd Veil. J. B. Wasner, Master 2nd Veil. Louis C. Bauer, Master 19 Veil. A Nash, Treasurer. Chas. Fred Winter, Secretary. Walter Krekeler, Guard.
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Batavia
RAM
Ralph H. Majcewsky
Donald L. Anstaett
Jacob E. Friend
G. Russell Behymer
D. G. Jamieson
Prin. Sojourner
Claude B. Smith
L. Slade
Vail
J. B.wasner
Louis C. Bauer
Veil. A
Nash
Chas
Fred Winter
Walter Krekeler
County Calendar Sets Yearly Meeting Dates
Clermont Pomona Grange sponsors a county calendar of events for the coming year to prevent conflicts. Cooperating groups include Farm Bureau Farmer's Union County Brotherhood Schools and the County P T A with the County Agent's office as a clearing house to eliminate duplicate dates and boost attendance.
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Clermont Pomona Grange
Grange
Farm Bureau
Farmer’s Union
County Brotherhood
Batavia Community Christmas a Record of Cooperation
The Community Committee bringing together Garden Club Woman's Club Rotary American Legion and others organized an unprecedented Christmas effort in Batavia. Main Street was decorated for the first time. prizes honored home and business decorations. 500 children attended an Armory party with bands and a magician. 72 baskets and toys for 300 children were distributed. Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts contributed sets and dolls with Batavia High School Home Economics aiding toy prep.
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Garden Club
Woman’s Club
Rotary Club
American Legion, Legion Auxiliary
Eagles
Boys Scouts
Batavial
Francis H. Deter
Roy Ayer
Batavia Oil Company
A. B. Nichols
Kirk Hamilton
W. C. Griffith
Daniel Hughes Nursery
Armory
Batavia
Gladys Lewis
Batavia Public Schools
Frangee
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Batavia High School
Landing at Ga Jelome in the East Indies in 1499
The fragment notes a landing at Ga Jelome in the East Indies during the year 1499. It mentions an explorer context and a historic maritime event tied to late 15th century navigation. Further readable details are limited in the source fragment.
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Ga Jelome
The
Eest Indies
Clermont Coeds Enter Glee Club at Ohio State
Two Clermont county students are among 43 accepted for membership in the Ohio State University Women's Glee Club. Beatrice Johnson of Williamsburg and Mary Gunderley of Batavia were named among the new members by the Ohio State News Bureau last week.
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Clermont County
Hamersville Man Suffers Fire Loss
A Tuesday evening fire at the O. J. Chatterton farm one mile west of Hamersville on No 125 destroyed two barns a chicken house livestock and feed. Loss estimated at 7000 with three horses nine cows fifteen hogs about one hundred chickens 2500 pounds tobacco hay corn and farm implements burned. no insurance reported. Chatterton suffered a heart attack but survived with severe shock.
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O. J. Chatterton
Hamersville
No. 125
Chatterton
Bethel Automan Opens Independent Shop on North Main
Cassius Shinkle, longtime Wilson Motor Co. mechanic, moved to Markus Garage on North Main Friday and leased the property. He will sell Texaco gasoline and focus on repairs for all car makes, operating as Bethel Automan.
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Cassius Shinkle
Bethel
Wilson Motor Co
Markus Garage
North Main
Cash
Texaco
C. W. Wallace Named New Ohio Registrar
C. W. Wallace of Toledo will become Ohio registrar of motor vehicles on January 9, announced by Governor-elect John W. Bracker. Wallace, a Nebraskan by birth, has long been with the Toledo Edison Company and led Lucas county Republican headquarters in the recent campaign. He is past Toledo Chamber of Commerce president and active with Rotary and Community Chest.
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Columbus
C. W. Wallace
Toledo
Ohio
John W. Bracker
Wallace
Bracker
Robert S. Beightler
Toledo Edison Company
Clermont Grange Elects Officers for 1989
The Clermont Grange No 2377 elected officers for 1989 in a November 22 meeting. Newly chosen officers include Carl Ansteatt master and Faye Pringle secretary with a January installation planned. A December 27 Christmas program will be presented by the men.
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Clermont Grange
Carl Ansteatt
Chester Hill
Chester Hall
Geo. Doss
H. J. Malott
Paul Dumford
Agst
Edw. VanCamp
T. S. Hill
Treas
Faye Pringle
Betty Flescher
Ceres
Doris Jane Ogle
Pomona
Juan
Clermont County Claims Upheld by State Safety Division
November filings totaled 16 claims by Clermont county workers with the State Division of Safety and Hygiene per Supt. Thos. P. Kearns. Of these, three exceeded seven days, two were seven days or less, and six were medical cases only. The total loss to county workers reached 90 days.
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Clermont County
State Division of Safety and Hygiene
Thos. P. Kearns
Wen
Mt Crab, Batavia top cage league results
In Batavia Armory games Mt. Crab defeated O. N. G. 33 to 26. Williamsburg beat Amelia 81 to 20. Batavia beat Milford 38 to 28. Standings show Batavia leading with 0 losses and Mt. Crab and Smeli with mixed records. Games Wednesday December 28 matched Batavia vs Mt. Crab Amelia vs Milford Williamsburg vs O. N. G.
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Batavia Armory
Mt. Crab
Williamsburg
Amelia
Batavia Boys
Milford
Batavid Oéss
Batavia
Batavia Boy Named for Place in Naval Academy Nominations
Congressman James G. Polk announced candidates for two U S Naval Academy vacancies to be filled next year. Nominees include Batavia resident Harry W Lampe as principal for the first vacancy with alternates Winfred C Arthurs and Jack L Wohlex from Sciotoville and Portsmouth. For the second vacancy Arthur D Lynn Jr of Portsmouth is principal with alternates Charles R Partlow and Charles F Henning from Ports mouth and Hillsboro.
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James G. Polk
Batavia
U. S. Naval Academy
U. & Navy Department
Harry. W. Lampe
Winfred C. Arthurs
Sciotoville
Jack L. . Wohlex
Portsmouth
Stanley R. Wilson
Buford
Arthur D. Lynn, Jr
Chas. R. Partlow
Chas. F. Henning
Hillsboro
Hugh M. Allen, Jr
Pensions To Be Reduced In Ohio
Columbus reports that under a federal rebudgeting order 112000 aged people in Ohio face pension adjustments. About half may see cuts while increases are given to some. reductions news may be delayed to favor the new administration.
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Columbus
Division of Aid For
Ohio
Henry Berrodin
Wray Bevens
Bevens
Clermont County to receive state sales tax funds for debt relief
Clermont county will get about 5400 from 1939 sales tax receipts to reduce the county inmate care deficit and 6500 to be released. State bills for county wards have built up over 28 years totaling around 56000. The agreement runs eight years and four months with 1 percent monthly payments until fully paid.
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Clermont County
J. M. Hutchinson
Ezra Seyler
Sam Ausman
Frank A. Roberts
Hugh C. Nichols
Columbus
Roberts
Bonds Delivered Notes Sold for Clermont County Jail Funds
Clermont county bonds totaling 20000 dollars bearing 4 percent interest were mailed to Pohl and Co of Cincinnati after they were the low bidders with a 228 dollar premium. Additionally 18000 dollars in notes at 3 percent were delivered to The Peoples Bank Williamsburg to raise the county’s share of the 60000 dollar jail project. Notes run two years at 6500 dollars annually plus interest. The sale was aided by an agreement with the Auditor of State to provide 4500 dollars in Sales Tax receipts to help retire the jail notes.
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Clermont County
Pohl and Co
Cincinnati
Pohl & Company
Peoples Bank
Williamsburg
OSU Students At Home For Christmas Vacation
Clermont county students at Ohio State University who arrived home last week for Christmas vacations are listed by town and name. Amelia Margaret Trotter Batavia Mary Gunderley Donald Hutchinson Virgil Iles William Singleton Betty Wilson Bethel Edith South Branch Hill Ruth Hoffman Goshen Marion Doyle Loveland Lawrence Fannon Robert Sattler Milford Arthur Davis Ralph Hodges Carvil Smalley Merrill Rusher Moscow Charles Wildey Williamsburg Carl Foster Harris Hoffman Elton Johnson De Pre witt
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Clermont County
Ohio State University
Amelia
Margaret Trotter
Batavia
Mary Gunderley
Donald Hutchinson
Virgil Iles
William Singleton
Betty Wilson
Bethel
Edith South
Branch
Bethel Mourns Loss Of Joe Barngrover A longtime janitor
Joe Barngrover 61 died Wednesday after pneumonia at Bethesda hospital. He served twelve years as janitor at the Bethel school plant and was highly regarded by faculty and students. He was a Baptist and a 32nd degree Mason. Survived by widow Natalie, adopted daughter Lavetta, and other relatives. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church. Masonic services occurred Friday at the residence. Interment followed in Bethel cemetery.
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Bethel
Joe Barngrover
Bethesda Hospital
Joe
Barngrover
The
Baptist Church
Masonic Order
Natalie Barngrover
Lavetta Barngrover
North Charity Street
Bethel Cemetery
Cocoons to Silk: Over 2000 Needed per Pound
A historical note explains that producing one pound of raw silk requires over two thousand cocoons. The figure highlights the labor and scale involved in silk creation during the period.
Institutes to Be Held Soon in Clermont County
Clermont County communities sponsor a series of Farmers Institutes with state speakers. Events run January 16 to February 18 in Owensville Bethel Edenton Goshen Amelia Marathon Williamsburg Newtonsville Moscow Laurel, featuring Joe Fichter Dusty Miller Tom Campbell Geo Lasher and several local speakers.
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Clermont County
Owensville
Joe Fichter
Foster Tyler
Bethel
Geo. Lasher
Newtonsville
Geo
Lasher
W. S. Ferguson
Moscow
Laurel
Howard Hamlin
Beryl White
Hamersville Gets Big School Grant
Hamersville Board of Education announced a federal grant of 26000 for the district. The district had approved a 55000 improvement project earlier, but progress stalled due to election delays recounts bond sale issues and a hold on state approval. The board met Tuesday and authorized the improvement contract.
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Hamersville Board of Education
State Tax Commission
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Glee Club
Bethel Automan
New
Grange News
Batavia, Mt
Batavia Boy
Amelia Girls
Felicity
Ferguson
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