Independent Farmers Institute at Owensville School Auditorium
The institute to be held at Owensville School Auditorium on Monday and Tuesday February 25 and 26 features talks by J L Marsh and C H Swan on farming topics, safety, household economy, and community cooperation. Luncheon is served both days and a benefit play, The Crogs Road's Meet in House, is planned for March 1 to defray costs.
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Owensville School
Long
America
J. L. Marsh
Joseph L. Wernke
J. P. Hughes
Hendrix
Columbus
Agnes Benton Whyrl
C. H. Swan
W. EB. Weaver
Crogs-Road
School contest and Washington's birthday events announced
The preliminary oratorical and music contest will take place in the High School Auditorium on Tuesday February 26 at 7 30 PM with oratory vocal piano and Bible reading contests. Washington's birthday will be celebrated by the schools Thursday afternoon with appropriate exercises.
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Washington
Washingtons Birthday Holiday Noted for Batavia Schools
Friday February 22 is a legal holiday and Batavia township schools will observe it giving teachers and pupils an extra day. The township board met Saturday, handled usual business, and paid teachers for the past month. Aged Mrs Harriett Moford, father of Mr Bimmons, died in Laurel on Monday with no further details available. The Fayetteville Bachelor Girls Club invites all to a leap year dance on Friday February 29 at St Martina hall with music by Johns Famous Six Piece Orchestra. Subscription 76 cents.
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PR. M
C. H. Swan Dineyantty
Sts
E. B. Edwards
Cs Ax
Hendrix
C. F. Tom
Ivy Thelma Favret
Popp
Mitchell
James Patchell
Beos
Coke Eye
Hendrix Wisin T
Papas
HSH
Jimmy Popp
Sniggles
C. H. Swan
Ella Favret
Silas Vance
Washington
Batavia Township
Harriett
Mofford
Mr. Bimmons
Laurel
Fayetteville
Bachelor Girls Club
St. Martina
John
Batavia
Governor Vic Donahey Lays Road Load Limits in Ohio
The governor urges strict enforcement of the ten ton highway load limit cut by 25 percent during thaw and wet seasons. From February 20 the maximum on improved highways is seven and a half tons including vehicle weight. Sheriffs must enforce the rule to protect the state’s road investments.
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Ohio
Vic Donahey
Batavia Woman's Club Hosts February Meeting
Batavia Woman's Club held its February gathering hosted by Mrs. L. L. Johnson. Roll call featured Love Lyrics and music from We All Should Know. Mrs. Johnson presented a paper on Outline and Story of a Symphony.
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Batavia
Local notes from Mt Holly and area families
Mrs Laura Brotherton hosted visitors from Lockland Wyoming and Batavia along with Cincinnati guests over the weekend. births reported for February 8 and February 1. A quilting circle meets February 21 at Mrs Share Boles. Allen Boles and Mrs Bert Lytle each report 300 baby chicks. Olin Fagin seeks Cincinnati treatment. Jack Middaugh moves to Scott’s Dale Arizona with wife joining later. Fred Towle made a Cincinnati business trip. School closed due to the illness of Mt Pisgah teacher John Higgins. Carl Bissantz and family listed as ill.
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Laura Brotherton
Richard Brotherton
Lockland
Wyoming
Archie Keen
Batavia
Frank Hill
Karl Moerlein
Cincinnati
John Moerlein
Levi Drake
Hamersville
John Binning
Win. Jones
Rers. Russel Robinson
Uadies
Share Boles
Allen Boles
Berty Lytle
Olin Fagin
Jack Middaugh
Scott's Dale
Arizona
Fred Towle
John Higgins
Mt Pisgah
Carl Bissantz
Community Notes From Williamsburg Area Socials
Misses Julia and Dorothy Glover visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Steurer of Williamsburg. Gladys Paeltz of Bethel joined Mrs. W. A. Williams for a Sunday guest. Elijah Mattox and wife spent Monday with Mattox's family. A town hall event featured music games and lunch with guests including Loni Gebchmidt and others. An elegant dinner followed as Mr. and Mrs. Wis left for home. Kelly and family moved to Bethel to run a bakery. The Missionary Society of the M E church met Friday afternoon and Mrs. Hicks planned Florida winter visit.
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Julia
Dorothy Glover
Albert Steurer
Williamsburg
Gladys *Paeltz
Bethel
W. A. Williams
Elijah Mattox
Loni
Gebchmidt Eatariai
Arge
Psuis
Sewetar
Pathenoush
Aon
Irwin
Lis Pearson
Charles Lewis
Maude Ludiowes
Druar
Wis
Kelly
Frank Eneler
Harry Kearns
Oine
M. E. Church
J. &. Hicks
Florida
Entertainer event touted by Ku Klux Klan at Union City church
Fragmentary local notice describes a Ku Klux Klan entertainment at the Union City church with names linked to attendees and guests. The report mentions Mrs J N Dumford hosting visitors and several families visiting over a few days, reflecting a small town social notice.
Republican State Convention Set For Columbus in June
Major Charles W. Montgomery and William H. Duffy announced the Ohio Republican convention will meet in Memorial hall Columbus on June 24 and 25 to nominate presidential electors and adopt a state platform. The state will send 1,617 delegates including 158 from Hamilton County with selection by primary or at large in April. Clermont County has 12 delegates, with other counties allocated as listed. Delegates must file nomination papers by February 29.
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Columbus
Charles W. Montgomery
William H. Duffy
Republican Central Committee of
Ohio
Memorial Hall
Montgomery
Hamilton County
Carmi Thompson
County Central Committee
County Board of Elections
Clermont County
Brown
Highland
Scioto
Hamilton
No Garden Seed Distribution This Year
Chas C. Kearns notes a large volume of inquiries about government garden seeds but Congress did not appropriate funds for vegetable seed distribution, so no seeds will be sent out by Members of Congress this year.
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Congress
Chas, C. Kearns
Taxpayers urged to seek extensions for 1924 returns
Instructions for illness or absence extendable filing time. File extensions with the district collector before March 15, 1924, for up to 30 days. A tentative return may be required. If needed, request a further extension from the Commissioner in Washington with full delay reasons.
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Internal Revenue
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington, D. C
Blanchester Star Expands to New Quarters Under Clarence Brown
The Blanchester Star, under Clarence Brown, reports a 20 page issue last week with substantial local and nearby advertising. The paper notes steady progress and promises readers value, as it moves into new quarters.
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Blanchester Star
Star
Clarence Brown
Local Social Roundup at Bethel and Nearby Homes
Miss Carrie Kelly assists her father in Bethel history and visits home folks. Miss Louise Hitt of the city guests Theo Witt and family. Dr and Mrs Bradley wintering in the city arrive Friday to their Bethel home. Mrs Johnson returns to Tabasco after wintering with Mrs Atwood. Mrs Carlisle and James visited Mrs Bertha Gates last Wednesday. Mrs Freemyer visited Mrs Pa Hale in Norwood for several days. Mrs Hancock and Mrs Frank Rust ill.
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Carrie Kelly
Bethel
Louise Hitt
City
Theo Witt
Bradley
Johnson
Atwood
Tabasco
Carlisle
James
Bertha Gates
Freemyer
Pa Hale
Norwood
K Hancock
Frank Rust
Portrait of Harry Jennings Defies Artistic Schools
The Review of Arts and Letters praises painter Harry Jennings as radically independent, noting his unique approach and poetic compositions. His work Main Street Moscow, shown at the Cincinnati museum, is described as sincere and charming with tonal sweetness and disciplined exploration of nature. Henry Voisin and Comte Chabrier referenced.
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Review of Arts and Letters
Paris
Olive Branch
Harry Jennings
Main Street
Moscow
Cincinnati Museum
Jennings
Henry Voisin
Comte Chabrier
Norwood I. O. F. initiates seven at Amelia lodge event
The Norwood I. O. F. crack team performed the first degree in Amelia last Saturday night with seven candidates. Second degree set for New Richmond and third at Bethel, dates to be named. A substantial lunch followed as Amelia lodge gains new life and promises more candidates.
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Norwood I. 0. O. F
Amelia
New Richmond
Bethel
Amelia Lodge
Pool decision upholds Burley Tobacco Growers contract
Judge J W Tarbell in Common Pleas Court Georgetown Ohio ruled the Burley Tobacco Growers Co operative Association pooling contract valid. A group of Ohio tobacco growers hired former Governor Judson Harmon and ex Judge A Z Blair to defend against damages suits by the association for breach of the pooling contract. The ruling confirms injunctions against violations and allows damages and attorneys fees. Representing the association were A D Waldauer Alfred Bettman Harry E Parker and Eli H Speidel.
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Georgetown
Ohio
J. W. Tarbell
Common Pleas
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Judson Harmon
A. Z. Blair
Tarbell
A. D. Waldauer
Aaron Saprio
International Co-Operative Pool
Alfred Bettman
Cincinnati
Harry E. Parker
Eli H. Speidél
Batavia
Deaths and local notices in Batavia township
Mrs Addie Smith age 68 died of pneumonia at W F Roudebush home. Funeral at Presbyterian church and burial in Union cemetery. Batavia trustees met with full board to discuss road work and ditches. Post er contest for Stonelick schools tied to Farmers Institute at Owensville. Lamb season progress and sheep care noted. Ripley tobacco sales report week and year totals. Allen Harris chosen as trustee for Co operative Pure Milk Association. speeches urged dairy product sales and rejection of substitutes.
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Addie Smith
W. F. Roudebush
Walter Smith
Newark
Roudebush
Allen
Will
Presbyterian Church
Union Cemetery
Allen Harris
Bethel
Geo. P. Hibbets
Co-operative Pure Milk Association
Farm Bureau
Frank Cox
Butler County
Helm
Indiana
Cox
Co-operative Association
Co-operative
Clermont Apple Show Highlights Clermont County Prize Winners
Clermont county exhibitors led by the Apple Show in Columbus during Farmers Week with Rome Beauty Stayman Winesap York Imperial King David Arkansas Black and Gano varieties on display. Stayman Winesap tray also won first in class as judges praised the Clermont County Experiment Farm stock.
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Clermont
Columbus
Rome Beauty
Stayman Winesap
York Imperial
King David
Arkansas
Stayman
Clermont County
Clermont County Experiment Farm
H. 8. Elliott
Howard Tom
C. F. Tom
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Saturn
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Hilo
Batavia Woman’s Club
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Newtonsville
Ku Klux Klan
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Mat Sinayiohe
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Pier Rotracte Megine
Union City
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Artinevill
Arro
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Oudebush
Dwis
Bueie Collins
Blanchester ‘Star
Chas. M. Dean
Stonelick Township
Farmers’ Institute
Owensville
Nice
Ripley
Clermont Farm Bureau
Clermont County Fruit Growers’ Association
D. R. VanAtta Seed Co
Albert Coombs
Hamlet
Fruit Growers’ Association
Boone
Campbell and Kenton
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