Clermont County Basketball Tourney Draws and Schedule
Drawings for the Clermont County High School Basketball Tournament were held in the county superintendent’s office on February 14. Opening games are set for February 23 at Bethel with Batavia vs Bethel, followed by Owensville vs Amelia, then the second round on February 24 with Moscow vs Williamsburg and Milford vs Goshen, amid travel schedule and neutral-site plans.
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Clermont County
E H. Pattison
Bethel
Batavia
Owensville
Aelia
Moscow
Williamsburg
Amelia High School
Milford
Goshen
Clermont County Court House Project Postponed Until Fall
County Commissioners Judge Charles White and Prosecutor KF A Roberts in a Sunday session postponed the Clermont County Court House project citing lack of funds and delays from Washington and Columbus. Bonds were bid but rejected as no federal or state aid is currently available.
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Charles White
KF. A. Roberts
Court House
Clermont County
Washington
Columbus
Board of Commissioners
Correction: Blythe Jones shifts to Republican bid for County Auditor
The Courier corrects earlier reporting by noting Blythe Jones of Milford is a Republican candidate for the nomination for County Auditor in Clermont County at the August primary. He has long been an active Miami township party worker and now seeks the party nomination.
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Batavia
Ketchum
Franklin Township
C. P. Aultman
Courier
Blythe Jones
Milford
Clermont County
The
Miami Township
Past Grands Meet of 74th District Association
Past Grands' Association of 74th District L C O F meets at Felicity Friday February 23. Program 8 30 p m Order of business 4:00 Report of Lodges 6 29 Round Table 6 00 Supper 25 Rebekah Lodge 7 30 Past Grand's Degree 8 00 Regular lodge session Exemplification of Second Degree amplified form Company of Patriarchs Militant in uniform NR Ali lodges bring candidates for second degree.
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Grands’ Association
Felicity
Order of Business
Rebekah Lodge
Company of Patriarchs Militant
N.r.—Ali
Harris Russell Wedding Unites Miami and Cincinnati Families
Miss Hazel Harris daughter of Mrs Nellie Harris and the late Albert Harris of Miami wed Carl F Russell son of Rev and Mrs F H Russell of Clarkaville at a simple Sunday ceremony at 1 pm in the groom’s parents home. The couple received warm congratulations from friends.
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Hazel
Nellie Harris
Albert Harris
Miami
Florida
Carl F. Russell
Cincinnati
F. H. Russell
Clarkaville
Washington's Birthday Dinner at Batavia Church
A community birthday dinner will be held on Thursday at 6 30 pm at Batavia Presbyterian Church. The menu features chicken patties corn pudding mashed potatoes molded salad and cherry pie hosted by SoCa person.
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Washington
Batavia Presbyterian Church
Federal Reemployment Bureau Orders Re Registration
New federal orders require the Reemployment Bureau at Batavia Ohio to delete from files all registrants from 1933 who have not been employed by January this year. Unemployed individuals may re register for work. Men who registered before may mail the Local Office to confirm continued unemployment and seek work.
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Batavia
Ohio
Truck Driver Loses Leg After A P Highway Crash
Clifford McKinley of New Richmond, a Nobis Motor Transport driver, lost a leg Monday after his truck was struck by a car driven by Herbert McClanahan on Nine Mile A P Highway below New Richmond. McClanahan, en route to Cincinnati, was an insurance salesman and took McKinley to Meade Memorial Hospital as his car skidded and pinned him between the car’s fender and the truck bumper while McKinley aided another driver in pulling a truck from a ditch.
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Clifford McKinley
New Richmond
Nobis Motor Transport
Herbert McClanahan
McKinley
Meade Memorial Hospital
McClanahan
Cincinnati
Democracy at the Cross Roads Editorial Entry
The piece argues for a vigilant opposition to Roosevelt era policies, criticizing organized graft in air-mail contracts and other sectors. It questions selective enforcement, warns against drift leftward, and urges leadership like Lincoln or Washington to guide the nation back to constitutional principles. The author condemns sensationalism and calls for honest government and due process.
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NRA
General Johnson
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Germany
Washical
Lincoln
Tobacco relief payments could rise with tobacco prices
Washington estimates show Burley growers who signed reduction contracts may receive higher first payments if the average price falls. If 12 cents per pound, payments would be 10 and 15 percent. at 10 cents, 25 and 30 percent. Also, the State Highway Patrol urges motorists to seek help at patrol stations during emergencies, stressing cooperation and safety on the highways.
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Washington
E. B. Baugh
Imade
Secretary of Agriculture
Portsmouth Attorney Aushelm Skelton Withdraws From Race
Prominent Portsmouth lawyer Aushelm Skelton, who had announced a congressional bid, withdrew last week due to pressure from his legal practice. In West Union, Lynn Adams of Bethel announced his candidacy for the congressional seat, widely known as a tobacco merchant in the district.
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Aushelm Skelton
Portsmouth
Congress
Lynn Adams
Bethel, C
West Union
Brown County Fair Dates Set for October
Directors of the Brown County Agricultural Society announced the county fair will run October 3 4 and 5. Admission is 35 cents with a season ticket priced at 1 and this ticket admits automobiles. The three day fair will feature rearranged horse exhibits to save costs.
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Brown County Agricultural Society
Motorists Urged To Carry Registration Certificates
Ohio motorists are urged by Col. Lynn Black to carry their registration certificates at all times. State police may stop drivers at any time to inspect certificates and verify car information. If the certificate details do not match the vehicle, a $25 fine may be imposed.
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Col
Lynn Black
Black
Ohio
Gypsy Rover musicale comedy at Amelia High School
Amelia High School Gee Clubs present Gypsy Rover a musicale comedy in 8 acts Friday March 2 at 8 pm in the school auditorium Chorus by Gypsy and children Leaders Virginia Stairs and Raymond Smith Directed by Lucille F Collier Admission 10 cents and 50?
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Amelia High School
Virginia Stairs
Raymond Smith
Lucille F. Collier
Lbe
Clermont County CWA Reductions Continue Into May 1
Washington ordered CWA projects cut nationwide with rural areas hit hardest. About 570,000 workers to be dismissed by next Friday and 150,000 to 200,000 already dropped Saturday, including 23 in Clermont County. Demobilization set to end May 1 as farm work resumes. Grant Memorial Building work in Bethel proceeds with six skilled and 14 unskilled laborers. $1400 spent. Jas Patchell’s project continues with existing crews.
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Washington
CWA
Clermont County
Ohio
Grant Memorial
Bethel
Jas. Patchell
Early Tomatoes Boost Local Grogeryman’s Crop Hopes
Homer Kain, the grogeryman, shows a four foot tomato plant with many blossoms signaling a large spring crop. County tournament tensions rise as officials warn razzing and abuse could push voters to scrap future events. Batavia high school star Howard Spaulding is declared ineligible for the County Tournament due to age.
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Homer Kain
Howard Spaulding
Batavia
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