Clermont Republicans Endorse Kearns for renomination to Congress
The Republican Executive and Central Committees of Clermont county met in Batavia on January 28, 1928, endorsing Hon. Charles C. Kearns for renomination to Congress from the Sixth District. They praised his Ways and Means Committee service and urged re election and continued support. Francis M. Hamilton and Frank A. Brown were named for judge and postmaster respectively.
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Clermont County
Batavia
C. C. Kearns
Congress
Francis M. Hamilton
Lebanon
Court of Appeals
Frank A. Brown
Ohio
Charles C. Kearne
Congress of
United States
Thair
House of Representatives
Kearns
Chas. L. Ireten
Bishop
Batavia Woman's Club to Meet February 4 at Mrs Nash's
The Batavia Woman's Club holds its February meeting next Saturday at Mrs Nash's Spring Street home. The program includes Van Dyke quotes London is a man's town and Paris is a woman's town, Sailor's Superstitions responses, a book review by Mrs Ferguson, and a talk on Modern Landscape Artists by Mrs Wiseman.
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Batavia Woman's Club
Nash
Spring Street
London
Paris
van Dyke
Ferguson
County Conference Draws Clermont Youth Champs
The Young People's Division of the Clermont County Council of Religious Education will hold its annual conference at the Batavia M E church on February 18. Delegations should register for the banquet with $1.25 to Julia Ann Sprague, Batavia, Ohio.
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Young People’s Division
Clermont County Council of Religious Education
Batavia M. E
Julia Ann Sprague
Batavia
Ohio
Titus Farm Delivers Tobacco With Top Prices in Clermont
Frank M. Titus and son Frederick of Williamsburg township sold their crop at the Maysville loose leaf floor, averaging 40.092 per hundred with the lowest basket at 25c. The Titus family, noted for productive farming, relies on crop rotation and fertilization. Also note upcoming event Mother Mine Monday evening February 6 with 25 cents admission and visit by St. Hugh Weaver returning from Texas.
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Clermont County
Frank M. Titus
Frederick
Williamsburg Township
Maysville
Titus
Evening Entertainment by Mrs Smith Goldenburg Pupils
Readable program from the College of Music Cincinnati pupils presenting violin solos readings and scenes at New Richmond Opera House on Wednesday February 8 1928 at 745 pm under A B Dry Cleaning. Notable participants include Elise Erhman Mildred Hark Adelaide Huston Irene Utley and others in a varied program of music and dramatic pieces.
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Wm. Smith Goldenburg
Colege of Music
Cincinnati
A. & B. Dry Cleaning Company
New Richmond Opera House
Adelaide Brown
Elise Erhman
Alice Browns
Mildred Hark
Uncle Pater
Irene C. Utley
Cottage Small
Adelaide Huston
Hanley
Farmers Institutes Series Schedule for February 1928
A detailed two day program for Farmers Institutes on February 8 and 9 1928 lists sessions at the high school with Mrs Cartwright Miss Christine Williams and W J Welday among speakers. Highlights include an address on a Blind Alley Job the State Fair trip cooking and sewing clubs poster contests and a plan for a community responsibility talk Friday opens with music and a Secret in Poultry Raising followed by seed corn talks electricity on the farm and film showings for pupils.
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America
Lavocadot Estes
J. P. Martin
Many Cartwright
Thelma Vance Ros
Percenes
Cope Ty
Stanley Lutes
W.d. Wesday
W. J. Welday Wiglings
Christine Williams
Community Institute Annual Program At Amelia Farm
Amelia Farmers Institute at I C C F Hall hosts a morning session with singing by the Ladies Aid and an afternoon program featuring Rev. J P Martin and speakers on poultry, breeding, and farm production. Local 4-H girls and community groups present displays and songs. A luncheon follows with a ladies aid meal and evening entertainment includes a farm education program and songs.
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Oe Ladies’ Aid
Rome
Cook Uneeseeaee Wiguelnoio Asuabwosawcae
Ccvmuseee
Bonnie Smith
Shidhindt
Batavia High Wins Dramatic Armory Showdown With Wilmore
Batavia High School defeats Wilmore Kentucky 23 to 20 in a fast two game night at the Armory on January 28. The Batavia Independent team then beats Milford Rancher Bros in a hard fought win as coach Dan Glass strengthens Batavia through clever play and teamwork.
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Batavia High School
Kentucky
Batavia
Milford
Armory
Wilmore
Glass
Wills
Mahan
Barnes
Lewallen
May
White Moore
Barbeau
Gallagher
South
Stafford
McAfee
Every
Bata
Tué
Blunt
Dan Glass
Rancher Bros
Moore
Goshen High School
Goshen
Owensville
Bethel
Batavia Churches Rally for Union Evangelistic Campaign
The paper notes ongoing talks with song leaders as churches unite for a citywide evangelistic drive. No definite start date yet, but a big campaign is planned with prayers and preparations across congregations. The seventh and final reason Jesus came is discussed at U B church with visitors present. Next Sunday Rev Bonham of the Presbyterian church will preach. Wednesday Bible study asks what to do with a murderer, inviting all with Bibles. Calvin Weaver of Amelia corrects a prior engagement report. News items now require author byline.
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Jesus
U. B. Church
Bonham
Presbyterian Church
Calvin Weaver
Amelia
Carrie Taylor
Mr. Weaver
Flag Raising at West Woodville Honors Wayne Camp Site
A Saturday flag raising near the old Wayne camp site drew a sizable audience. Dr. W. A. Galloway of Xenia gave a patriotic address with a colonial pistol exhibit and a map of the old trace. Local officials and students joined in songs as the near zero temperature shortened the ceremony.
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West Woodville
Anthony Wayne
C. U. Church
J. B. Doughman
DPD. A. R
W. A. Galloway
Xenia
Ohio
Simon Kenton
St. Clair
Hamer
General Wayne
O'D Xenia
H. C. Aultman
Anna Quinby
Columbus
Mary Brown
America
Thomas Jordan
W. E. Lucas
Sil
Clermont 1926 Expenses Summarize County Costs and Tax Valuation
Clermont county reports total expenditures for 1926 including property appraisals 2259 88 general advertising 1228 64 road repair 376449 61 bridges 23739 06 buildings 5489 53 damage to animals 3590 50 engineers 5088 84 soldiers relief 1475 00 infirmary operating 7905 44 and tax valuation 27549720 00 net debt 570380 08 total expenses 1046518 75 with infirmary inmates 120 and 45 inmates intake and maintenance 7905 44.
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Clermont County
Riveya Atte Erent Cree
Hngineeningeen Rset
Clermont
Well Patronized Batavia Play Draws Full House
The Batavia town hall Friday night hosted Always in Trouble by Williams burg Grange for the Batavia U B church Men’s Bible Class. Part of the event featured Williams burg school band led by Mr. Young. The Batavia Dramatic Club plans a Feb 6 performance with ten on stage and the Batavia orchestra.
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Batavia Town Hall
Williamsburg Grange
Batavia U. B
Williamsburg
Grange
Young
Batavia Dramatic Club
Batavia Orchestra
Naomi Stafford
Mary Fishback
Norman Stafford
John Kramer
Robert Wiseman
Harold Galagher
Marie Laufer
Eeith DeCamp
Louis Wolf
Clare Williams
Mary Long
Jack Jamieson
Signature rule for Courier submissions clarified
The Courier demands writer signatures on submitted news items for publication. The name will be withheld in print but retained for protection. Editors warn against jokes and note recent issues with misrepresented material.
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Courier
Clermont County Tax Payments Reach $389925.76 for December Half
Taxpayers in Clermont County settled the December half tax totaling $389925.76, with many paying the full year. Payments were made mainly by mail checks, receipts issued in Batavia, and the county plans distribution to towns schools and villages for the next six months. Some villages face strain due to prior bonds and interest due.
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Clermont County
Batavia
Re-elected President Led Tomato Growers at Amelia Meeting
At the Clermont County Tomato Growers Association annual gathering in Amelia the re-election of president John Burkard was announced in his comprehensive report. All officers were re-elected unopposed, with Burkard highlighted as the right leader for continued organization and community involvement through Farm Bureau and local associations.
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Clermont County
Farm Bureau
Clermont Fruit Growers’ Association
Monroe Township Welfare Association
Some Voting Aims and Schedules for State and County Races
The notice outlines the presidential primary on the last Tuesday in April to select delegates, the August primary for state and local officers, and the November 6 general election. It notes uncertainty over party representation and mentions compensation for election officials and a local resident, Robert Kain of Dayton, visiting Mrs. Laura Pegg.
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United States
Robert Kain
Dayton
Laura Pegg
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