Ohio relief budget rises with unemployables count
The State Relief Commission announced an January relief budget of 10 749 404 dollars up from December by 660 060 as it estimates about 250 000 Ohioans as unemployable. Federal funds total 8 749 404 dollars with state 1 090 278 and local 90 722 for 256 982 families and 63 078 singles. Clermont county requests 11 885 dollars for relief with 760 families amid 3 550 emergency school 600 projects }
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Columbus
Ohio
Relief Commission
Commission
Clermont County
Officials to Take Office January Seventh
Officials elected last November and taking office January 7 include Clerk of Courts W. Fomor'a Recorder Burton Hodges Commissioner Ezra Seyler Coroner Sam M. White Representative John Hayden Sheriff Garland G. Auxier Prosecutor Frank A. Roberts Auditor elect Blythe Jones takes office March 11 Treasurer Fitzpatrick begins second Monday in September. Terms run two years except Commissioner and Auditor at four years.
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W. ¥. Fomor'a
Burton Hodges
Ezra Seyler
Sam M. White
John Hayden
Garland G. Auxier
Frank A. Roberts
Blythe Jones
Fitzpatrick
Batavia Woman's Club Meets Saturday With Wilke Hostess
The Batavia Woman's Club holds its next meeting on Saturday January 6 with Miss Wilke as hostess. The program features responses and thoughtful comments on recent and contemporary British playwrights including James Barrie George Bernard Shaw Noel Coward and others.
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Batavia Woman's Club
Janary
Miss Wilke
James Barrie
D. Jamieson
George Bernard Shaw
Auxier Maaie
Holiday Dance Sponsored by Batavia PTA at Armory
The Batavia PTA hosts the Holiday Community Dance on Friday January 4 at the Armory. Mickie Friend Orchestra will provide music from 9 to 1. Admission 60 cents. Tickets from local organizers or at the Armory on dance night.
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Batavia P. T. A
Armory
Mickie Friend
Mesdames
Harold Nichols
W.S Moore
Emma Wilke
Circulating Library Opens Early in January
The Batavia Circulating Library will open early in January with the latest fiction list. Those wishing to join must leave dues with Mrs. Glancy at the library by January 7. No new members after Thursday January 10. Dues are $2 and books may be kept one week.
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Batavia
Jon
Mre. Glancy
Year in Review 1984 Highlights and Key Events
A compact retrospective recounts major 1984 happenings across politics science sports and culture. It notes Roosevelt birthday celebrations Hitler’s consolidation and aviation feats along with the World Series winner and total games. The edition invites preservation for future reference.
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Roosevelt
Hitler
Grocer Homer M. Kain Quits After 18 Years in Business
Homer M. Kain, a longtime grocer, quit his business on Monday after eighteen years of service in a shop once occupied by Allen Glancy. He cites a low mood and relief from the ruined title amid changing conditions in the trade.
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Homer M. Kain
Allen Glancy
Boy Wins Sketch Prize For Narrow Escape Tale
Leonard Katanich of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Katanich tells WKRC radio a thrilling life tale about falling into a water filled well and winning a Sketch Q Scope prize from the station.
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Leonard
Dan Katanich
Carmel
WKRC
Mt. Carmel hunter found dead in ravine after accident
Charles Carpenter 45 of Mt. Carmel was hunting last Wednesday when he failed to return. His body was found Thursday on the Joe Cameron place in a ravine, shot in the forehead by a shotgun. Coroner Sam White ruled accidental death. Funeral Friday. Deputy sheriffs Books and Abbot assisted.
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Charles Carpenter
Mt. Carmel
Joe Cameron
Sam White
Moore Funeral
Books
Abbot
Officers Installed at Batavia Grange Meeting
Installation of the newly elected Batavia Grange officers will be held Thursday evening January 2. All members are urged to attend. refreshments will be served afterwards.
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Batavia
Postoffice Robbed in New Richmond Break-In
Burglars entered the New Richmond post office on Saturday night December 22 and stole a few pennies and some mail of little value. An empty mail pouch was found behind the old foundry with no clues to the culprits.
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New Richmond
Remodeling Room Converts Batavia Tin Shop to Flat
A vacant store room in the A Glaney block Batavia is being converted into a three room flat. The space on lower Main street was long occupied by a tin shop and hardware store and will gain space and light.
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A. Glaney
Batavia
Main Street
Pollock Couple Celebrates Golden 50th Wedding Anniversary
More than 150 relatives attended an open house at the Pollock farm near Milford Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. L B Pollock's 50th anniversary. Mrs Pollock 71 and her husband 72 remain healthy. The golden celebration began Christmas Day with a family dinner attended by all their children and nine grandchildren.
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L. B. Pollock
Near
Milford
Pollock Farm
Clermont County Fair Board Reorganizes Elects Caldwell President
The Clermont County Fair Board met at Batavia courthouse for a two day session. Robert R Caldwell of Stonelick township was elected president John B Rapp of Batavia secretary and A F Kayser of Mostow treasurer. After expenses they held a balance near 300 dollars. About 900 dollars was spent on buildings and grounds during 1934. 1935 dates not decided but September favored. plans for a big fair underway with committees moved for the year.
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Clermont County Fair Board
Court House
Batavia
Robert R. Caldwell
Stonelick Township
John B Rapp
A. F. Kayser
Mostow
Treas
John B. Rapp
Neville teachers honored by surprise marriage at Ross home
Mrs. Light, nee Mary Ross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rose of Batavia, and Mrs. William Weimer Jr. hosted a gathering at Mrs. Raymond Ross's home on December 22 in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Light who recently quietly wed.
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William Weimer Jr
Raymond Ross
Willis Light
Neville
Light
Mary Ross
Ed Rose
Batavia
Membership Drive Plans for Clermont County Farmers
A dinner at the U B Church Batavia will launch a county Farm Bureau membership drive for sixty workers starting Friday Jan 4. E L Carter of Perintown president is campaign manager. The drive promotes Why Go It Alone with a tax program aiming to save farmers up to 105 annually while urging tax changes and welfare reforms, praising past Farm Bureau gains.
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U. B. Church
Batavia
Farm Bureau
E. L. Carter
Perintown
Carter
Clermont County
Ohio
General Assembly
Organized Farmer
Farm’ Buréau
Honor Roll Listed by Classes and Students
A long roster lists students by class and subject. Names include James Gangloff Dunn Nestor and Virginia Shinkle in various grades, with many others across English, Math, Science, Home Ec, Latin, French, typing, bookkeeping, and more. The document reflects a broad school honor roll across 7th to 12th grades, with multiple subjects and teachers.
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Virginia
Dunn
James Gangloff
Waneda Nestor
William Dowdnery
Allen ‘Nichols
Mary Raper
Virginia Shinkle
Wilbur Winemiller
Dorothy Binning
Allen Nichols
Bruce Paschal
Carl Williams
Edith Ayer
Helen J. Iles
Grace Bauman
Henrietta White
Alice Wiederhold
Vera Keller
Betty Andres
Gladys Bauer
Jack Dudley
Mary Gunderley
Charles Hauck
Dorothy Keller
Sally Keen
Anna Moore
Norma Davis
Ralph Hulick
Althea Moyer
Nettie Smith
Helen Jane Tes
Robert Parsons
Mary Helen Shinkle
Virginia Dunn
Robert Dunn
Ann Andres
Naomi Bell
Mary R. Born
Marjorie Brower
Helen Gray
Andrew Wolf
Pauline Malott
Laura Rolph
Kathleen Snell
Irene Spores
Mary Ward
Ann Gebel
Audrey Holly
Velma Bauman
Betty Dowdney
Betty Moyer
Helen Wolf
Nellie Roye
William Chandler
Bernice Smith
Dem
Mary K. Bauer
Gerry Wasner
Edward Walter
Mary Sprague
Ernest Sons
Lorraine Lewis
Eileen Glaney
Dorothy Carstens
Lucille Ayer
Woodrow Goodpaster
Anna Gebel
Velma Henderson
Alice Weiderhold
Emery Durbin
Stanley Gray
Martha Budd
Helen Larkin
Ralph Spies
Ida Lou Wolfe
Mary Aicholtz
Dorothy Smith
Betty Wilson
Mary White
Mary L. Ganderley
Lucy Keen
Ruth Piercefield
Lauretta Rumpke
Marie Barg
Mildred Rockey
Donna Jean Williams
Pauline Jones
Josephine Haney
Lola Mae Reynolds
Carl Ungelheum
Carl UN
Eleanor Grace
Muriel Gallagher
Virginia Dominy
Charlotte Himes
Lyndal Hughes
Alpha Iles
Dick Jamieson
James Reliford
Robert Roberts
Evelyn Reynolds
Floyd Stevens
Billy Dowdney
Robert Péet
George Wolfe
Betty, Andres
Tommy Colburn
Jackley
Mary L. Gunderley
Maurice Miller
Charles Moppin
Wilbur Goodpaster
Edward Watters
New Year hopes and political jeers from a Courier editorial
The column mocks the era with a fresh year greeting while lampooning political topics. It criticizes the Bonus, fumbles with currency control, and teases Gov elect Davey’s promised reforms unsettling Ohio readers.
Inaugural Ball Returns for Davey In 1921 Style
Governor elect Martin L. Davey will be sworn in January 14 with an inaugural ball and parade reenactment last held in 1921. Judge C V Weygandt will administer the oath before a rotunda reception at the State House.
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Martin L. Davey
Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
Davey
George White
C. V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
State House
Dogs Facing Bureaucracy for Mexican Entry
Dogs entering Mexico must obtain a passport with nose and footprints, front and profile photos, and a vaccination certificate against rabies. The rules add substantial paperwork for travelers with pets.
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Mexico
Fine Speakers Slated for Clermont Institute Next Week
Two state speakers join the Community Institute program in Clermont County. Vernon E. Crouse of Mahoning County is a dairy judge and fruit grower with college training and seven years as a herdman at Cranberry Run Farm. Mrs. C. R. Milner of Fairfield County, a director of the Ohio Farm Bureau, works on a poultry farm and assist hatcheries while breeding thousands of chicks each season. Institute dates: Moscow January 7–8, Marathon January 9–10, Newtonsville January 11–12.
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Clermont County
Vernon E. Crouse
Mahoning County
C. R. Milner
Fairfield County
Baugh
Crouse
Cranberry Run Farm
Youngstown
Ohio
Erf
Ohio Small Fruit Ass’n
Newtonsville
Uricho duo buy 110 acres for summer home and stock farm
Robert Uricho of the Ft. Washington Hotel and George Uricho of the Dennison Hotel purchase 110 acres on Gernon Road Clermont County plans include a summer residence and blooded saddle stock. They invite Clermont residents to visit the farm or the new Hotel Dennison at 716 Main Street to renew acquaintances.
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Robert Uricho
Ft. Washington
Geo. Uricho
Dennison
Main St
Cincinnati
Gernon Road
Clermont County
5Th and Main
Uricho
Farm Census Underway in Clermont County
The 1935 farm census will start in Clermont County with Edwin C. McGehres of Chillicothe as district supervisor. Fifteen enumerators will cover townships under a county supervisor, and E. B. Baugh the county agricultural agent has sent census schedules to post offices for farmer study and ready responses. He assures enumerators’ access to information is sworn to secrecy.
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Clermont County
Edwin C. McGehres
Chillicothe
E. B. Baugh
Baugh
Clermnot Farmem
Merchants Rally Past Georgetown In 86 34 Game
Batavia Merchants erased a 11 point first half deficit to defeat Georgetown 86 34 in a Coca Cola League clash. Dave Gallagher led Batavia with 8 points in the second half while Jim Hall scored late as Batavia seized control. Heize and Hoover led Georgetown with 13 and 10 points respectively.
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Batavia
Georgetown
Armory
Blanchester
King’s Mill
Maysville
Merchants
Dave Gallagher
Jim Hall
Gallagher
Hoberg
Boles
Barbeau
Hall
Heinze
Hoover
1935 Corn-Hog Contracts Will Be Available Soon
County Extension office reports daily inquiries about the 1935 corn-hog contracts. County Agent Baugh notes regional meetings in December to gather producer suggestions, state meetings in January, then county meetings. He expects contracts to be ready for signatures late in the month.
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Baugh Ises
United States
Baugh
Comforts center plans for Bethel opening announced
Fred Croswell outlines plans to open a Bethel sewing center to make comforts for relief distribution. He will hire workers from relief lists and has material to produce 1200 items. A second center is planned for Williamsburg as the county received 500 completed comforts from the state last week.
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Bethel
Fred Croswell
Croswell
Williamsburg
Clermonter Forms New Hotel Association
George Uricho proprietor of the New Dennison Hotel has formed the Independent Hotels Association to link independ ent hotels in midwest cities to improve hotel accommodations for travelers. The group plans to provide insurance covering all members and indemnity for guests.
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George Uricho
New Dennison Hotel
Gernon Road
Independent Hotels Association
Middle West
Salt Industry in Canada and Ontario History
The salt industry in Canada traces to early 1900s Hudson's Bay Company supplies and Ontario salt discovery in 1596. Ontario has produced salt continuously since then. The piece also notes bees with policewomen guarding hives to enforce a countersign, preventing theft between colonies.
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Canada
Hudson’s Bay Company
McKenzie Basin
Ontario
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Mrs. Mussey Beeeeeeesereenne
Lucky Boy
Well President
Ross
Clermont Farm Bureau
Will
Courier
Wolf
Clermonter
NEW Hotel Association
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