Train Strikes Truck Injuring Two Men at South Milford
A morning N. and W. passenger train collided with Charles Craver’s Owensville truck at South Milford on Monday at 10:80. Craver suffered a broken leg and serious injuries while Ed Ernst of Milford sustained severe wounds including a broken spine and severed foot. The beer keg load was en route to Cincinnati. Both men were rushed to Deaconess Hospital in Cincinnati in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Craver
Owensville
South Milford
Craver
Ed Ernst
Milford
Perintown
Cincinnati
Ernst
George Monroe
Deaconess Hospital
County Commissioners Resist Deep Cuts in 1935 Appropriations
County officials kept overall spending near 1934 levels despite dire warnings and a sharpened pruning knife. Totals show modest reductions claimed at about 7000 dollars but salaries remained largely intact, with key line items in court, general expenses, and public services adjusted only slightly.
Patchell Lands Job in Sales Tax Division
J. M. Jim Patchell appointed junior examiner in the new sales tax division. He joins the fourth district based in Hamilton with district manager A. F. Bolil. Patchell reports for duty January 18, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patchell
J. M
Jim” Patchell
Hamilton
A. F. Bolil
Jim
Republicans to Meet in Clermont County at Amelia
Clermont county Republicans will meet at Amelia School Auditorium Thursday night January 17 as part of a 14 session series sponsored by the County Republican Central Committee. Cincinnati attorney Carl Rich and other speakers will attend. Supper at 7 30, reserve with Joe Brock Amelia. Last week's notice misdated Friday January 18. Supper 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Amelia School
Republican Central Committee
Carl Rich
Cincinnati
Joe Brock
Amelia
P. S
Suspect Returned in Robbery Case Ties to New Richmond AP Store
Alvin Gaskins of Madisonville was jailed on charges connected to the January 3 robbery of the New Richmond AP Store. Fred Boone of Covington, Ky., jailed with Gaskins, fights extradition as hearing before Gov. Ruby Laffoon in Frankfort, Ky., draws near. State Senator John T. Murphy to defend Boone. Prosecutor Frank A. Roberts to represent the county. Marshall Joe Colonel of New Richmond thwarted a similar break‑in last Saturday, wounding one robber who fled in a car. his weapon and pipe were dropped at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Gaskins
Blaze Ave
Madisonville
Richmond
Marshall Joe Colonel
New Richmond
Marshall Colonel
Presidential Ball planned at O N G Armory
Allan B. Nichols leads a Ba tavia county fundraiser for infantile paralysis with a statewide event at the O G Armory on Wednesday January 30. Tickets cost 150 per couple and 100 single with seventy percent local proceeds. The program features the Columbia Gas and Electric Band Cincinnati Mickey Friends orchestra the Wurlitzer Melody Kids 20 acts and a Marimba Band all evening dancing and a decorated Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. N. G. Armory
Batavia
Allan B. Nichols
Nichols
Columbia Gas and Electric Band of
Cincinnati
Mickey Friend
Wurlitzer Melody Kids
Friend
Bank Officials Elected Across Williamsburg Firms
Bank officers and directors were elected last week across Farmers & Merchants Williamsburg People's Bank Williamsburg Furniture Factory Williamsburg Building & Loan Co Batavia National Bank Bethel National Bank New Richmond National Bank and other institutions. Key posts include presidents vice presidents secretaries and treasurers, with multiple directors named and the cashier position vacated by H C Reed's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers & Merchants
Williamsburg
J. B. Cover
J. A. Dyer
Walter E. Laycock
Orie Stockton
J. C. Fuhr
P. Elton Elrod
Jos. A. Dyer
John W. Foster
Arthur Rutter
C.c.marshall
John A. Hugo
Williamsburg Building & Loan Co
John Bechtold
Charles Smith
Harry 4. Hines
Treas
Chas, Smith
C. ©. Marshall
E. B. Ellis
Edten Myers
H. L. Hines
The
Batavia National Bank
H. A. Hodges
P. F. Jamieson
G. S. van Horn
John Huntington
Amelia Griffith
Louis Buerkle
E. C. Ely
G. R. Wilke
R. J. Wood
Hodges
Jamieson
van Horn
Bethel National Bank
O. L. Page
B. F. Swing
Ralph Homan
Abby Towne
Page
Swing
Burke
Charles J. Paeltz
Si Bluestein
New Richmond National Bank
Hampshire
Buckley
John W. Haussermann
C. F. May
N. A. Buckley
C. A. Clasgens
W. W. Meade
Geo. Kurtz
Haussermann
Tax Collection To Open Monday February Fourth
The county treasurer J. M. Fitzpatrick announced real estate tax collection will begin February 4 with sales tax stamps arriving this week and available at the treasurer’s office. Enrollments show 670 vendors licenses issued by the county auditor by noon Tuesday and January 21 set for start of collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Fitzpatrick
Ohio
TUCO
Wirephoto era musings and political jabs in Courier Comment
The column lampoons wirephotos, aging editors, Christmas gifts, and pension schemes while poking at Democrats and Republicans. It argues parole affects reemployment, links parole to bank hiring, and muses on party shifts and political humor.
Milk Producers Form Committee to Seek Higher Prices
A five member Milk Producers committee was named at a Cincinnati meeting to press Governor Martin L. Davey for higher milk prices. Members are H. G C. Bolsinger Ellis Smith W H Rucker John Busteed and Allan Boles. They discuss a possible milk strike if producers do not receive better terms from the Ohio Milk Marketing Commission and the Cincinnati Control Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Davey
Cincinnati
H. G C. Bolsinger
Ellis Smith
W. H. Rucker
John Busteed
Allan Boles
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
Control Board of Cincinnati
Corn Hog Meetings Set Across Clermont County Next Week
A series of 17 corn hog meetings will be held in Clermont county next week. 1935 contracts will be available. Afternoon sessions start at 1 30 p m and evening sessions at 8 p m at multiple school buildings, a courthouse, churches, and grange halls from Goshen to Mt. Carmel with dates January 21 to 25.
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Clermont County
Goshen
Newtonsville
Moscow
Mulberry
Perintown
Williamsburg
Edenton
Batavia Court House
Owensville
Laurel Church
Felicity Township
Marathon School
New Richmond
Squire Arnold
Bethel
Grange Hall
Pt. Isabel
Locust Corner
Mt. Carmel
Doctor Rehired as Batavia Township Physician
Dr. Van Horn was re employed as Batavia township physician by the township trustees December 29 at 360 dollars a year. Only one bid was filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horn
Batavia Township
Band of Robbers Blow Felicity Bank Safe
A band blasted Citizens National Bank in Felicity early Thursday morning and looted less than $300. Five blasts rang out at 4 30 as attackers outside fired shotguns to keep residents frightened. lights and telephone lines were cut. Sheriff Auxier responded as windows shattered and interior vault damage occurred.
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Felicity
Citizens National Bank
G. G. Auxier
W. Vivian Pangburn
W. S. Pangburn
Bethel
P A Pathe dies former Bethel mayor and shoe executive
Paul A. Pathe 50 president of the Cincinnati Shoe Company and former Bethel resident who served as mayor and school board member died Thursday at Good Samaritan hospital in Cincinnati after a brief illness. He moved to Bethel at age 11 and lived there until eight years ago leaving a widow Jennie Cook Pathe and four children. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 pm from W Mack Johnson funeral home.
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Paul A. Pathe
Cincinnati Shoe Company
Bethel
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Pathe
Grant Memorial
Pt. Pleasant
Batavia Merchants to Play Two Coca Cola League Games
Batavia Merchants host Wilmington on Wednesday January 23 and New Richmond on Saturday January 26 at the O N G Armory in Batavia. Maysville meets King’s Mills the same night. Evening results include Leesburg 46 Maysville 24 Felicity 43 Georgetown 39 Morrow 58 Blanchester 31 Batavia 41 Felicity 26 New Richmond 47 Loveland 28 Cherry Fork 54 New Richmond.
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Batavia Merchants
Wilmington
New Richmond
Maysville
King’s Mills
Armory
Leesburg
Felicity
Georgetown
Morrow
Blanchester
Cherry Fork
Batavia
Loveland
King’s Ills
Officials Confer On New County Court House Plan
A committee of county officials and citizens met in Columbus last Friday to discuss the proposed county courthouse. They were told the project would receive immediate attention once the federal work relief program is released, though the exact timing was unclear. Work relief officials expressed optimism and pledged cooperation. Attendees included County Auditor B. L. Ketchum, County Commissioners Frank Willis and Ezra Seyler, Judge Hugh Nichols, Harold Nichols, John Hayden, John Houser, Carl Rush, Val Rule, Fred Croswell, Ralph Bee, David W. Roberts, and K. H. Turner.
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Columbus
Court House
B. L. Ketchum
Frank Willis
Ezra Seyler
Hugh Nichols
Harold Nichols
John
County Fruit Growers Meet Tuesday January 22
Cler mont County Fruit Growers Association will hold its annual meeting Tuesday January 22 at the U B Church Batavia starting 10 a m. Speakers include Dr J H Gourley of Ohio State University and Wooster Agricultural Experiment Farm and Prof Frank H Beach head of the state horticultural extension service. An apple show will be part of the session and the Church Ladies Aid will serve dinner.
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Clermont County Fruit Growers’ Association
U. B
Batavia
J. H. Gourley
Ohio State University
Agricultural Experiment Farm
Wooster
Frank H. Beach
State Horticultural Extension Service
Clermont County Grange Lecturer Conference Held At Home
The Clermont County Grange Lecturer's Conference met January 12 at Mrs. Herbert Rowan's home with 12 members present, the largest attendance of the year. Officers elected were Mrs. Ivah Woodmansee president Miss Sarah Pollock vice president Louise Gorman secretary treasurer. The afternoon covered program ideas and material, Pollock reporting on the State Grange meeting in Columbus. Members adjourned to meet April in New Richmond hosted by Mrs. Louise Rogers.
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Clermont County Grange
Herbert Rowan
Ivah Woodmansee
Sarah Pollock
Louise Gorman
Treas
Misa Pollock
State Grange
Columbus
Louise Rogers
New Richmond
Batavia Circulating Library Encourages Prompt Returns
The Batavia Circulating Library invites its circle of book lovers to read, return on time, and pay fines promptly if needed. Dues are $2 yearly and reading time is one week. Officers do not receive remuneration. Lou M. Ely serves as Chairman.
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Batavia
Mt Carmel PTA Meeting Discusses Character Building
Regular Mt Carmel Parent-Teachers Association gathering at the school house on a Friday afternoon January 18 at 2 o'clock. Rev. Smith of Batavia U B church will speak and musical numbers are planned. Dues from old members due now. Refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel Parent-Teachers Association
Smith
Batavia U. B. Church
Motion Picture Show By Amelia P. T. A at Play Time Theatre
The Amelia P. T. A. sponsors a film event at the Play Time Theatre in Amelia on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings January 22 and 23 1935 shows at 7 30 and 9 00 p m Joe Brown in Circus Town is the feature film presented by the group and the proceeds support the association.
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Amelia P. T. A
Playtime Theatre
Amelia
Joe Brown
Circus Town
Pure Milk Association to Meet at Batavia Court House
The Pure Milk Association schedules a meeting at the Batavia Court House Monday evening January 21. J L Jordan of Bethel is chairman and the gathering begins promptly at 8 p m.
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Pure Milk Association
Court House
Batavia
J. L. Jordan
Bethel
Oyster Supper Sponsored by Newtonsville P T A
The Newtonsville P T A will sponsor an oyster supper Saturday night January 19 at Odd Fellows Hall. Oyster soup ten cents a bowl with pie and coffee ice. Public invited.
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Newtonsville P. T. A
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Joint Home Coming for Withamsville and Tabasco P T A
The Withamsville and Tabasco P T A s plan a joint Home Coming on Saturday February 23 at the Withamsville Jr Hall. Residents teachers and others connected to these schools should contact Mrs Geo H Creelin R K No 8 Mt Washington O for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withamsville
Tabasco
New Richmond Ball Player to Be on Radio Show
Shady Woodruff, famed local ball player, will headline Natty Altman's radio show on WHBD Mt Crab Thursday night from 7 to 8 p m. Music by A and Whitey and Curly and Buckey Ginn, sons of Tom Ginn, all notable figures in the county's old time baseball scene.
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Shady” Woodruff
Richmond
Natty Altman
WHBD
Mt. Crab
Whitey
Curly
Buckey Ginn
Tom Ginn
County
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