Liquor Store Jobs Open in State Civil Service Exams
State Civil Service Commission announces exams for Liquor Control positions with salaries from 1200 to 2400 dollars. Feb 7 deadline to file. tests Feb 14 15 18 for Cashier Inspector Clerk and Supervisor male applicants. fees 1.00. applicants must be residents for one year and submit a photo.
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State Department of Liquor Control
Raphd W. Emmons
W. B. Francis
State Civil Service Commission
Columbus
Census Team Appointed for Clermont County Businesses
A four person census staff under the CWA will survey Clermont County businesses. The crew includes Ex 1 Kincaid Mt Carmel Helen Gallagher and Mrs Harriet Wiseman Batavia Mrs Myers Edenton. They will work 80 hours weekly.
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Clermont County
CWA
Kincaid
Mt. Carmel
Helen Galagher
Harriett Wiseman
Batavia
Myers
Edenton
Clermont Farm Bureau Elects Officers and Plans Bulk Plant
Robert R. Caldwell of Owensville was elected President and Edward C. Saxton of Goshen Secretary at the Clermont Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Inc. organization meeting in Batavia. The group seeks a spring bulk plant at ground leased from Norfolk & Western Railroad to serve Clermont and parts of Hamilton and Brown counties. Directors include E L Carter, Walter Cowdrey, J F Robinson, E C Saxton, Earl Groppenbacer, Clifford E Wittmeyer, Caldwell, Guy Jones, and Thos Hill.
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Robert R. Caldwell
Owensville
Clermont Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Inc
Batavia
Edward C. Saxton
Goshen
Clermont
Indiana
Co-Operative Petroleum Bulk
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Farm Bureau Service
Hamilton
Brown Counties
E.L. Carter
Milford
Walter Cowdrey
J. F. Robinson
Locust
Corner
E. C. Saxton
Earl Groppenbacer
Bethel
Clifford E. Wittmeyer
Newtown
Williamsburg Grange Sees Strong Attendance at Drive
Mrs J D Wood and daughter Orpha with R Reynolds attended the Saturday meeting reporting good turnout and enthusiasm for the membership drive. The next meeting is scheduled for February 14 with a Valentine party planned.
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J. D. Wood
Orpha and
R. Reynolds
Williamsburg Grange
Times Change Edits and Political Notes From Ohio
A compilation notes shifts in policy and opinion with references to 1932 platforms, bold lines about gold and whiskey, and local political moves. It mentions Maxfield for Auditor, a Young Republican Club, sheriff election talk, Huey Long, and a push to abolish justice of the peace courts in Ohio with a mid summer bar association report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dickinson
Iowa
Clermont county corn loan board names new sealer
Ecton Myers of Williamsburg R. R. 1 is named official sealer for corn loans in Clermont county. Earl H. Hanefeld selects board members Al bert Kellum Carney Roush and Sidney Davidson. Loans of 45 cents per bushel on crib stored corn due August 1 may be repaid in cash or corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecton Myers
Williamsburg
R. R
Clermont County
Earl H. Hanefeld
Albert Kellum
Bethel
Carney Roush
Batavia
Sidney Davidson
E. B. Baugh
Deadline Set for Beauty Shop Licenses
The State Board of Cosmetology fixes February 15 as the licensing deadline for beauty shops and operators. Applicants filing before then will receive licenses. those after face board examinations. February 1 is the Barber Examiners deadline after four extensions. about 15,000 barbers are licensed without exams, while the rest must pass an exam for a $10 fee plus a $2 license if they pass.
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State Board of Cosmetology
State Board of Barber Examiners
Bank deposits in Ohio largely insured by FDIC
FDIC reports about 639.5 million dollars of deposits in Ohio banks have been safeguarded under federal insurance. It covers 2,765,431 depositors with more than 95 percent insured in full. The insured amount and protected depositor count reflect only 614 of 634 FDIC member banks.
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Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Jester and Bissantz Wed Secretly in Covington Wedding
Lucie Jester widow of Williamsburg and Col John Bissantz owner of Batavia auction rooms were married in Covington Kentucky on January 16 1983. The couple kept their marriage secret until recently and received a large community chivary sendoff on February 2 with many friends wishing happiness and success.
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Lucie Jester
Williamsburg
Col
John Bissantz
Batavia
Covington
Kentucky
County Baseball Meeting Set for February 12 at New Richmond
Dutch Rorick secretary of the Southern Clermont League calls a county wide meeting at New Richmond Hall to discuss plans for the upcoming baseball season. All interested in forming a county league are urged to attend at 7:30 p m.
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Richmond Hall
Dutch Rorick
Southern Clermont League
Lincoln Day Address by Former Ohio Governor Cooper
Hon. Myers Y. Cooper former Governor of Ohio will deliver the Lincoln Day address before the Kentucky Republican Club in Louisville at the Shrine Temple next Thursday night. He spoke to the same club last year in Lexington Kentucky.
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Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Kentucky Republican Club
Kentucky
Louisville
Shrine Temple
Gov. Cooper
Lexington
Recorders Won’t Appeal Four Year Term Decision
In Columbus Ohio rumors suggested county recorders would appeal the court of appeals ruling that the term extension from two to four years across 86 counties was invalid. The decision is broadly popular and would have added two years to terms. now recorders must leave office or seek reelection with uncertain results. The appeals court voided the act including the repealing clause and the two year term limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Court of Appeals
Gov. White
Auto tag colors for 1935 motorists urged
More than 300 applications for 1935 auto licenses show strong approval for the new tag type. The plates, designed by Highway Director C. W. Merrell and Motor Registrar Glen M. Daily, will be smaller with low numbers and letters and lemon numerals on a dark blue background.
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Motor Vehicles Bureau
Motor Bureau
C. W. Merrell
Glen M. Daily
Not Guilty Plea From Jail in Adams County Murder Case
Ephriam Wilson 238, confined in West Union jail with a bullet wound, pleaded not guilty to first degree murder charges from his cot. Judge J W Bagby met Wilson in his cell as the prisoner awaits trial and recovery. Trial date pending healing.
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DOT
West Union
Ohio
Bar of Justice
Adams County
Representative of Justice
Ephriam Wilson
Warren Spencer
Manchester
Spencer
Wilson
Common Pleas
J. W. Bagby
Georgetown
J. R. B. Kessler
Ely Improves After Illness During Trial
Attorney Forrest Ely of Batavia was stricken with blood poisoning while handling the Dudley Dixon case in the Court of Common Pleas last Friday. He fainted, was removed home, then taken to Christ Hospital Cincinnati on Saturday and is recovering. Ely is regarded as a promising Clermont County lawyer.
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Forrest Ely
Batavia
Dudley Dixon
Court of Common Pleas
Christ’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Clermont
Montgomery-Davis wed at Bethel Service Center ceremony
Stan Montgomery former Bethel Service Center manager married Miss May Davis January 27 by Rev Windsor of Cincinnati. Montgomery, once employed in Batavia, remains at Bethel and invites friends to visit at home in Bethel.
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Stan Montgomery
Bethel Service Center
May Davis
Terrace Park
Windsor
M. E. Church
Eastern Avenue
Cincinnati
Batavia
Bethel
Deadline Set for Beauty Shop Licenses in State
Prosecutor Roberts announced that the State Board of Cosmetology has set February 15 as the deadline for filing licenses for beauty shops operators and barbers. Applicants filing before the date receive licenses. those later must take the examination.
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Roberts
State Board of Cosmetology
Public sentiment favors continuing Civil Works beyond May
Washington reports growing congressional support to extend the Civil Works Administration past May 1. President Roosevelt may not seek a higher relief total but would not veto legislation exceeding the current 95 million dollars. A Senate Appropriations Committee panel approved the relief bill as discussions continue amid a threatened House rebellion. The milk market hearing for Clermont County is set for February 14 at 2 pm in Columbus to discuss proposed rules prices and regulations.
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Washington
Civil Works Administration
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate Appropriations Committee
Capitol Hill
House
Baugh
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
Clermont County
Columbus
C. G. McBride
The
Prospects Good Men's Club Eyes Glove Factory
The Williamsburg Business Men's Club is rumored to secure a glove factory now in operation in Oklahoma City. It is owned by Geo. Brodt, a former Ripley resident, with an investigation underway and a suitable building awaiting closing of the deal.
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Williamsburg Business Men’s Club
Oklahoma City
Geo. Brodt
Ripley
Dudley Dixon Acquitted in Concealed Weapons Case
Dudley Dixon of Felicity was acquitted in Common Pleas Court after a two day trial before Judge White and prosecutor Frank Roberts. The case involved 30 witnesses. Dixon was defended by attorney Forrest Ely and the county pays the costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Dixon
Felicity
Common Pleas Court
White
Frank Roberts
Dixon
Forrest Ely
P. T. A. Meeting on Founders Day Program
The P T A will convene in the high school auditorium Thursday evening February 8 at 8 pm A paper titled History and Significance of Founders Day will be read by Mrs Speidel.
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Mra. Speidel
Batavia High basketball teams post weekend results
Batavia High School basketball split results with two wins one loss and a tie. Girls under Miss Adda Bert beat Owensville 14 13 and tied Loveland 16 16 while boys lost to Owensville then beat Loveland 25 20. Refereed by George Wright of Bellevue High School. Next, both teams travel to Georgetown Friday for season finale at the Armory Brown County.
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Batavia High School
Miss Adda Bert
Owensville
Loveland
Kinner
George Wright
Bellevue High School
Bellevue
Kentucky
Brown County
Geogetown
First Aid Class Held At Batavia Armory
A five evening first aid and life saving course organized Monday night at the O N G Armory in Batavia forms part of a Vermont county CWA safety drive. Foremen on CWA projects attend. Red Cross supplies textbooks and instructors. Local doctors lead each night through Friday. Donald F. McMurchy oversees the state campaign from New Richmond.
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O. N. G. Armory
Batavia
CWA
Vermont County
The
Red Cross
C. R. Colburn
J. P. Allen
Williamsburg
C. C. Davison
Bethel
S. W. Scorse
Amelia
J. K. Ashburn
Colburn
American Legion Hall
Donald F. McMurchy
New Richmond
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Business Census
R. R. Caldwell
Farm Bureau Co-op
Association
Courier
Maxfield
George Marfield
County Auditor’s Office
Young Republican’s Club
Young Republican Club
Auxier
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Mr. Long
Justice OF Peace
Justices of the Peace
State Bar Association
Justice of the Peace
Bar Association
General Assembly
Ecton Meyers
Burg
Jester-Bissantz
Ely
Montgomery- Davis
Columbus, Ohio
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