Batavia Triumphs Over Goshen In Clermont County Tourney
Batavia defeated Goshen 34 to 16 to win the Clermont county high school basketball tournament at Batavia Armory. Ray Smith scored 18 of Batavia’s 34, with Rob Barbeau adding 10 as Eli Speidel presented the silver cup to the champions.
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Clermont County
Batavia
Goshen
Goshen II
Wm. S. Moore
Eli Speidel
Alsen
Atheletic Association
Suc
Ray Smith
Robert Barbeau
Fred Lamping
Lupis Weaver
Moore
Fiield
Supt
Hackett
Capt
Stevens
Goshen Boys Triumph To Final In Tough Tournament
In a hard fought semifinal Goshen led 14 to 11 at halftime and 82 to 65 at full time, securing a spot in the final Monday night. Goshen and Batavia were set to contest the championship, with Moscow and Goshen girls posting 18 to 10 in the preliminary exhibition.
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Clermont County
Batavia Armory
Batavia
Williamsburg
Moscow
Felicity
Frank Hocker
Goshen
Fred Lamping
Jack Hunniett
Cincinnati
Dan Glass
Maurice Burkholder
Wilmore
Amelia
New Richmond
Owensville
Batavia Woman's Club Meeting Planned at Mrs Jamieson Home
The Batavia Woman's Club will meet at the home of Mrs. P. F. Jamieson on March 2, 2030. The program includes Spring Poems, Musicians and readings, with Mrs. Kidd and Mrs. Wiseman among presenters.
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Batavia
P. F. Jamieson
Kidd
Wiseman
Mc Donald
Batavia Boy Scouts Organized. Interdenominational Troop Planned
A Batavia Boy Scout Troop will be organized soon and open to any boy aged 12 or older. The interdenominational troop will be sponsored by Rev H J Abbott of the U B church with help from Judge Charles White. Watch for further notices.
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Batavia
H. J. Abbott
U. B. Church
Charles White
County Commissioners Approve Bills and Bid On Vehicle
Commissioners met February 18 with all members present. Bills for labor supplies repairs and services from multiple vendors were authorized totaling 67 65. Bids for a fully equipped out with one spare tire and a Chevrolet sedan to be traded were announced.
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Sam Ausman
Barrett Bros
F. E. Buckle
Columbus B. B.co
Courier
CHM
Bell Telephone Co
Sun
Claude Coyle
Columbus B. B. Co
Ollie Clemons
OOS Ely & Hill
Mdse
Hutson
Beck & Beck
John Huber
Keen Coal & Supply Co
Lyle B. B. Co
Dorothy McKee
J. B. Miller
T. W. Needham
E. E. Peterson
Fred Proctor
Southwestern O. P. Co
Sam Sprague
Ins
Fur Fyter Co
Wm. T. Johnson Co
Bobb’s Merrill Co
F. A. Zimmer
Rock Breaking Plan Aimed At Falmouth Jail Reform
An Outlook article from Falmouth Kentucky reports a plan to haul rock at Main street adjacent to the city stables to begin the effect of curbing vice in Pendleton county. Prisoners will break rocks for eight hours daily to earn board, framed as a taxpayers saving measure. It notes jail inmates currently receive meals and lodging at taxpayer expense and compares with Clermont jail where a prisoner receives 1.60 dollars daily.
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Falmouth
Main Street
Pendleton County
Ohio
Clermont
Court accepts multiple wills and appoints executors
Probate records show Grace Garrison named executrix in Thomas Garrison will. Jennie Heid named administratrix of C F Hed. Various estates file inventories and appraisements with bonds and appraisers listed. several estates exempt from inheritance tax. Net values range from $471.70 to $7,734.52 with multiple distributions and appointed administrators.
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Thos
Garrison
Grace Garrison
Jennie Heid
C. F
Walter Musgrove
J. Griffith
Carl Busch
Leever
John L. McAfee
Henry W. Denniston
Ira KE. Green
Leonidas Marsh
Ira M. Tracy
Ida M. Tracy
David E. Treton
Nellie B. Arthur
Hamer L. Arthur
Harry Britton
Merida Taylor
Geo. EK. Whitaker
John B. Whitaker
J. C. Trisler
H. S. Trisler
A. D
Waldo Trisler
Elizabeth McBeth
Clara Johnson
Katie Gray
C. J. Aulen
Marguerite Aulen
W. Fomorin
W. J. Snider
H. D. Snell
Frank Powell
M. F. McNutt
Christian Aicholtz
Harry J. Barr
Walter Smith
Minnie Smith
Molly W. Carr
David Lillich
Millie Ziebold
Andrew Ziebold
Real Estate Transfers List From Ohio and Nearby Towns
A compendium of land and lot transfers shows numerous parcels exchanged for one dollar each. Transfers include 78 acres in Ohio to Free man and May Johnston, 6 acres in Batavia, 8 acres in Jackson, 78 acres in Washington, 89 acres in Union, 82 acres Goshen Twp, 46 acres Monroe Two, and 75 acres with various buyers and sellers such as Ellison, Purdum, Kirskadden, Preston, Aicholtz, Hess, Glaney, Crosson Jr, Hance, Noel, Rutherford, Wisby, Donley, Week, Seaman, Wood, Johnson, and others. Several notes omit location specifics.
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Arizona
Joe McLean
Freeman
May Johnston
Ohio
Helen O. Ellison
Anna Purdum
Batavia
Benjamin Kirskadden
Nellie Kirskadden
Jackson
Chas Preston Et al
Jesse J
Hattie Preston
Washington
Chas. Aicholtz
Dora Hess
Fred Aicholtz
Union
Anna Glaney
William Crosson Jr
Clarence Hance
Homer Hance
Williamsburg
Amond Noel
Young Men's Christian Association
Cora Watson Et al
Chas and
May Rutherford
Goshen
W. O
Ada Wisby
W. F
Miller Treton sells Elk Lick farm moves to Bethel
Milt Treton sold his 200 acre Elk Lick farm to Henry Hodges of Milford and plans to move to Bethel soon after purchasing the Chas Moorehead property on South Charity Street.
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Milt Treton
Elk Lick
Henry Hodges
Milford
Bethel
Moorehead
South Charity St
New Court House and County Reorganization Proposals
A bill in Ohio proposes merging Hamilton and Clermont counties with Hamilton taking over Clermont. A new Hamilton County Court House would be moved to Bantam, Clermont, while Clermont officials become deputies. Utilities and offices shift, salaries rise, and a tax abolition plan is hinted. Mayors oppose the move. Olive Branch delegates seek to ease opposition amid bootlegger tensions. A soil management course is announced at Williamsburg High School with lectures on soils and farming practices.
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Ohio Senate
Hamilton County
Clermont
Bantam
Clermont County
Sherrill
Mt. Holly
Jill Cartright
Hamilton County Court House
Jin
KDKA
Pioneer Broadcasting
Byrd
Court House
Bata Via
New Richmond
Olive Branch
Noah
Milford
Hamilton
Williamsburg High School
Wood
Farm Protection Plan Backed by Ohio Farm Bureaus
More than twenty Ohio farm bureaus endorse a farm protection program from the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. Protective signs will be posted, rewards offered for arrests, and county and local committees will coordinate with law enforcement to curb farm theft of chickens hogs and other property. The plan mirrors successful efforts in New York and Iowa.
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Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Clermont County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureaus
Ohio Farm Bureau
New York
Iowa
Mrs Curry Leaves Circleville Visit for Zanesville
Mrs L W Curry returns to her Circleville home after visiting Rev and Mrs Bonham who accompany her home and plan a short stay in Zanesville for a few days.
Ohio Motor Vehicle Faces Big Growth In 1939
Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown reports Ohio’s motor population will exceed 2 090 000 in 1939, up from 1 711 025 this period last year. Revenue from license plates totaled 11 545 889 64, up 1 045 775 44 in the past year, with thirty-year growth from 1908 to 1928. County totals show Cuyahoga leading registrations at 271 167, followed by Hamilton, Franklin, Lucas, Summit, Montgomery, Stark, and Mahoning.
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Columbus
Ohio
Clarence J. Brown
Department of Motor Vehicles
Browiu
Cuyahoga County
Hamilton
Franklin
Lucas
Summit
Montgomery
Stark
Mahoning
Ever Hear of These Unknown Presidents
The Clermont Courier presents an Elmo Scott Watson article about six forgotten U S presidents not listed among chief executives. Massachusetts, Maryland, New Jersey, Missouri, and a Kansas town figure in the tale of a “President for a Day” honored in Missouri.
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United States
Massachusetts
Maryland
New Jeresey
Missouri
Kansas
Elmo Scott Watson
Clermont Courier
East Hill Farm Woman's Club Marks Valentine Gathering
The East Hill Farm Woman's Club met with Mrs Barker leading the program. Mrs Clara Glaney directed a Valentine topic and a Valentine box was circulated. Members each received a valentine and a two course luncheon was served by the hostess.
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East Hill Farm Woman's Club
Wmn. Barker
Clara Glaney
Batavia Woman's Club Hosts Judge Davis for Restora tion Period Talk
The February 16 guest day at the Batavia club featured Judge Frank Davis on The Restoration Period. Miss Wilson spoke on Proper Usage of Our Flag and Mrs H D Nichols on Historical Flag. A large audience attended, followed by a social hour. Deputy Sheriff A W Meinken hosted Wisby during a Cleveland trip.
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D. K. McDonald
Frank Davis
Judge Davis
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Philip Kuhn
Chas. H. Johns Estate
Hugh C. Nichols
F. B. Osborn
Nettie Osborn
William Thornburg
John McMullen
Recorders
OL Flor
New Court House
East Hill Club
Batavia Woman's Club
H. B. Wisby
Schols
Kannapolis
North Carolina
Cleveland
A. W. Meinken