Farmers Institute at Bethel Proves Decided Success
The Bethel Independent Farmers' Institute in Bethel Ohio on February 16 drew a large crowd despite bad weather. Talks covered apple growing in Clermont County, liming soil, spraying with lime sulfur, and farm management.
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Bethel Independent Farmers’ Institute
Bethel, O
Clermont County
Lowell Roudebush
O. T. Brown
Clermont
Pecuri
Bethel High School
Opinigh
Harry Hartke
Ray Stoddard
Farm Bureau
Co-operative Livestock Association
Cincinnati
W. G. Winemiller
J. M. Fitzpatrick
Music Institute
K. of P. Band
Winemiller
Tomato Growers Association to Meet in Amelia Town Hall
The Tomato Growers Association of Clermont and Hamilton counties will meet in Amelia Town Hall on Tuesday February 23 at 9 a m to sign up contracts for acreage for the coming season. An earlier meeting for members on Wednesday February 17 at 7 30 p m will feature speakers and music. The Institute praised readings by Miss Wilma Swing Miss Elynore Swing Miss Louise Burke and others.
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Tomato Growers Association of
Clermont
Hamilton Counties
Amelia Town Hall
Institute
W. H. Burke
Elmer Swope
Wilma Swing
Elynore Swing
Louise Burke
Gladys Groppenbacher
Susie Wolfe
State Auditor Compliments Clermont County Officials
A letter from Ohio State Auditor Jos A Tracey compliments Auditor Robert Eveland of Clermont County for a prompt February 1926 settlement. Tracey notes Eveland was the seventh in the state to be received and praises tax deputy B L Ketchum for his efficient department leadership.
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Robert Eveland
Tracey
Clermont County
Ohio
Jos. T. Tracey
B. L. Ketchum
Welfare group pushes for pike link in Monroe Township
A large delegation of Monroe Township farmers met with the commissioners seeking a pike. The board offered a 50 50 arrangement and the pike is likely to be built. After the meeting, the Monroe Township Welfare Association was formed. The first regular meeting is set for February 26 at Fair Oak school house. Everyone is invited.
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Monroe
Monroe Township Welfare Association
Fair Oak School House
Death of an Aged Lady Wallace 80 Years
Martha B. Wallace aged 80 died February 9 at 8 30 p m at the home of her daughter Mrs W H Jones near Maple Grove She suffered a stroke January 9 and was widow of N B Wallace The funeral was held Friday at Greenberry Chapel with Rev E B Wright and Rev Cummings Interment at Greenberry cemetery She leaves a large family including Mia A B Hulick of this place The life of Christian piety was her lasting legacy
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Martha B. Wallace
W. H. Jones
Maple Grove
Jones
N. B. Wallace
Greenberry Chapel
E. B. Wright
Winchester
Cummings
Lizzie Harlow
Quince Mulloy
Greenberry Cemetery
Batavia Woman's Club Hosts Third Guest Day on Feb 20
The Batavia Woman's Club invites members and guests to a February 20 meeting at Mrs. Anna Ferguson's home with a Colonial will featured prominently on the program.
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Woman’s Club
Anna Ferguson
County Boys Basketball Tournament Scheduled for February 27
Clermont County Athletic Association met February 12 to set the County Tournament in Williamsburg on February 27 with finals on March 1. Protests against players may be filed with Supt. R. E. Crabtree before the tournament. Eligibles listed include Milford, Bethel, New Richmond, Williamsburg, Owensville, Moscow, and Amelia high schools.
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Clermont County Athletic Association
Crabtree
Smith
Rounds
Hoggatt
Batavia
Williamsburg
Yeas
The
Athletic Association
R. E. Crabtree
Bethel
Ohio
Women's Club Meetings and Farm Club Reports
The EB F Progressive Farm Woman's Club met January 21 at Hattie Burdsall's with ten members and one visitor. A short program included songs, Bible quotes, readings, and plans for the year. Hast Hill Farm Club met February 4 at Lola Reynolds's with nine members. papers on poultry, music, and readings were shared and a fruit service followed. A birth is noted: a daughter born February 11 to Hari Erion at Orville Halbisch’s home on Water Street.
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EB. F. Progressive Farm Woman’s Club
Hattie Burdsall
Mary Harlow
Norwood
Mabel Mulloy
Irene Harbaugh
Zelphia Christie
Hast Hill
Lola Reynolds
Olara Glaney
Stella Moore
Vera Buerkle
Glaney
Rose Cover
Defrates
Mra
Cover
Hari Erion
Orville Halbisch
Atreet
Band Concert at Town Hall Draws Wide Attendance
The combination band concert and picture show at the town hall last night drew a large crowd from town and nearby. The band, notable in southern Ohio, serves the public often without pay, with admission by contribution at the door. The community praises the group and hopes for continued support amid the upkeep costs.
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Town Hall
Ohio
Batavia
Community Meet Draws Batavia Armory’s Largest Crowd
The Batavia Armory hosted a large community meeting organized by the Business Men's Club drawing many families from near and far. The event featured the Batavia band, readings by Geo W Gale and Harry H Schutte, a cake walk with prize distribution to Julian Fish and Mrs H F Buerkle, and a spelling contest between Batavia Woman’s Club and Business Men’s Club lasting 55 minutes followed by dancing and refreshments.
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Batavia Armory
Business Men’s Club
Armory
Batavia
Geo. W. Gale
Harry H.schutte
Cincinnati
Julian Fishback
H. F. Buerkle
Batavia Woman’s Club
Ever Raised on One Acre in This Part of State
F M Titus and his son, noted tobacco raisers in Williamsburg township along East Fork creek, set a record with a one acre crop. Despite late planting and dry weather, the tobacco weighed 2 616 pounds with a 12 cent advance, yielding about 960 for the crop. Experts praise the record and invite challengers.
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F. M. Titus and Son
Williamsburg Township
East Fork
Titus
Campaign of 1926 Ohio offices listed for February fund reports
A memo outlines a February distribution plan for Republican funds and urges clerks to report fund conditions to the Auditor. It enumerates elected offices in Ohio for 1926 including U.S. Senator, all Congress members, state supreme court justices, trial judges, governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, treasurer, attorney general, state senate and house, and county officers. It notes the 1926 campaign preludes the 1928 presidential contest and that many officers elected then will serve in 1928. The County Recorder and other county posts have four year terms this fall.
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United States
Congress
Ohio
Justice Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Courts of Appeals
Common Pleas
Five Thousand Motor Licenses Registered in Clermont County
Clermont County reports five thousand motor licenses registered through February 15, including passenger cars and trucks with 2100 issued from the auditor’s office. Fees collected since January 1, 1926 total $29,370 with policy of gradual license fee reductions for trucks, while passenger car rates remain unchanged. O. Q. Leonard oversees tag operations, and remittance to the State is prompt.
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Clermont County
Auditor’s Office
O. Q. Leonard
Easter Broiler Chicks Benefit From Proper Care and Feeding
Advice on preventing diarrhea cannibalism and leg weakness in Easter broilers. Use sour skim milk or buttermilk, epsom salt solution for infected birds, green feed after week one, and cod liver oil in mash to prevent vitamin deficiencies. Separate picked birds, avoid overcrowding, and provide meat scrap or tankage in mash.
Civil Service Exam in Cincinnati for New Richmond Vacancy
A civil service examination will be held in Cincinnati to fill a vacancy at New Richmond. Applications will be received up to March 8, 1926. The examination date will be shown on admission cards mailed to applicants. Salary for a rural carrier on a standard daily wagon route of 94 miles is $1800 per year.
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Cincinnati
New Richmond
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Farmers’ Institute
Tomato Growers
Welfare Association
Batavia Woman's Club
Milford
W. Turner
F. Gatch
John Rey
Lawrence Smith
William Wesche
Robert Pinchoff
Delbert Carson
O. Bateman
Joe Painter
Chas Grover
Clyde Hesler
Willard Wisby
William Thompson
Virgil McClanahan
Ray Manning
Edwin Maxfield
Robert Swing
Clyde Rogers
Ralph Frazier
Howard Painter
Luther Phillips
Paul Smith
Ray Smith
Joseph Meachan
Milton Behymer
Harold Behymer
Harold Proud
Thomas Wildey
Lionel Hamilton
Melvin Heil
Charles Knauer
Stanley Pike
Oliver Miller
Walter Wilson
Stanley Bayis
Richard Moyer
Gorman Glaney
Stanley Goff
Dale Taylor
Allen Nicely
Russell Boyd
Dyrald Barnes
Owensville
Clarence Barnickle
Russell Leever
Donald Snider
Arnold Anstaett
Earl Benton
Olaf Kirskadden
Ralph Curlis
Clint Hutchinson
Paul Badgley
Louis Rosselot
Derrill Buckmaster
Moscow
George Downs
Homer Gates
Carl Gerde
Charles Warden
Harmon Utter
Allen DeBruler
Carl Lough
Amelia
Ross Cooper
Robert Kilgore
John Fisch
Calvin Weaver
Carl Russell
John Hunt
Frank Jones
Clarence Borgel
Robert Skinner
Wilbur Sargent
Sherman Weil
P.M. Henn Batavia
O. i
Amelia Village
Peter Errr
Felicity-Franklin
Washington
Moscow Village
Neville Village
Isabel Pero
Tobasco
Eerie Teri Titer
Irri Iy
Williamsville
Miami Two
Eouple, Cn
Milford Farrar EE
Miamiville Spor
Edenton
Bbeseeds Cai Eisthiecke
Wayne No
Acne Iuias
Ecscseeneres
West Woodville
Stonelick Two
Auditor's Office
Grange Meeting
Marathon Grange
Lincoln
George
Martha Washington
Edward Christie
Chas. Hawthorne
van Knight
Henry Harlow
Earl Shaffer
Herbert Rowan
the Grange
Dr. Offutt
Hamlet
John Mosheim Ruthrauff
Tucson
Arizona
Nellie Kellum
Col
James Kellum
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