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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1933

Page

8

Evening classes offered at Wilming ton College Extension

The second semester registration for the Wilming ton College Extension Class will be at Bath on Tuesday evening January 24 at 7 30. Courses include History of Frontier and Teaching of Jesus both two hour classes alternating on Tuesday evenings. Teachers may take one or both courses in Amelia O N G at Batavia. Judge White is holding court this week.

Wilmington College Extension Bath Frontier Jesus Jersey Sige

The Churches M E and United Brethren Services

Church notices from Batavia and nearby parishes detail Sunday school at 9:30 and worship at 10:45 or 10:80. The United Brethren in Christ invites all to services January 22 with junior church at 10:16 and a Bible class snappy program. evening services follow with themes Peter 4 18 and danger of living for things.

Batavia Presbyterian Church Samuel Huecker Jesus Church of the United Brethren In Christ Lewis G. Ludwick Betty Schultz Grace Avey Peter Christian Endeavor

Farm Bureau Meeting Scheduled in Laurel

Monroe Township and nearby farmers are urged to attend the Farm Bureau meeting on Tuesday January 24 at 8 p m in Laurel Church. Walter Smith notes new county dues and coupon book setup will be explained along with current legislative matters. A new Farm Bureau motion picture titled The Test will be shown.

Walter Smith Farm Bureau Monroe Township Laurel Church

Polk Reelected After Campaign Spending Details Unveiled

The report filed by Clerk South Trimble lists election costs for Ohio candidates in the Sixth District. Congressman James G Polk spent 688 dollars with 200 dollars in contributions and 200 from the Democratic party. Opponent Mack Sauer spent 500 dollars with 225 dollars from other contributors and no GOP committee support. The statewide tally shows 48 aspirants for 24 seats spending about 59 thousand dollars average just over 1 thousand each. The lowest expenditure, 242 dollars, came from David J Lewis of the Eleventh District.

James G. Polk Highland County South Trimble Washington, D. C National House of Representatives Polk Mack Sauer Ripley Republican National Committee Ohio David J. Lewis

Public Sale at Hopper Hill Road Auction

Chris Bergman to auction 8 work horses wagons farm implements hay corn incubators and brooder small tools household furnishings stores grand piano and bench at his Hopper Hill road location 24 miles from Tabasco off State Route 126 on Saturday January 21 at 9 30 a m Terms cash auctioneer A M Ellis clerk Lott Hulick Lunch served

Chris Bergman Hopper Hill Road Tabasco A.M. Ellis Lott

Dog License Tags Urge in Clermont County

The county dog warden canvasses neighborhoods urging license sales for dogs like Fido who brings a smile. Some owners comply while others do not. Citizens are warned to avoid leaving dogs untagged and risk pound notices.

Fido Clermont

Bethel Contractor John Grover Dies of Heart Trouble

John Grover of Bethel former contractor died at home last Friday from heart trouble. He had been at work in the morning, grew ill at noon with stomach trouble, rested upstairs, and passed away about 2 o clock. Survived by his widow and two children.

John Davidson Marathon Lodge Marathon Ohio W. L. Stevick Adrian B. Trout Charles E. Hawthorn Seal John Grover Bethel

Thelves Operate In Lard Theft Report

The sheriff of Warren county was notified Sunday by Mr and Mrs Rufus Goodwin that about 80 pounds of lard in two cans and several large hams were stolen from their home They had butchered recently The Goodwins live on Route 128 four miles from Blancester and had spent Saturday night with Jehiel West and wife at Butlerville who are both ill and need care at all times

Warren County Rufus Goodwin Goodwins Route 128 Blancester Jehiel West Butlerville

Foreclosure sale at Basecomb Huddlestrm farm draws lone bid

In Webster City Iowa on January 11 horses sold for a dollar hogs brought 25 cents and a crop sold per bushel as foreclosure sale of a chattel mortgage on Basecomb Huddlestrm farm drew about 600 attendees with only one bidder. Sarah Grimes hosted a young folks gathering Saturday evening.

Webster City Basecomb Huddlestrm

Sales Tax Bill Aims to Replace Real Estate Tax

In a 1933 summit County driven proposal H B No 14 by Oakley Spaght the general sales tax would replace real estate taxes for 1933 and 1934. It would raise about 50 million annually with 40 percent returned to counties for relief and schools and 50 percent to reduce bonded debt and local taxes. The plan targets all retailer sellers except farmers and imposes a 2 percent tax at the point of final consumption.

House of Representatives Oakley Spaght Summit County Spaght State Tax Commission Tax Commission Fringle-Roberts Merchants Association Mr. Spaght

Sheriff Warns Truckers to Display Vehicle Details

Hamilton County Sheriff Butterfield announces strict enforcement of a state law requiring trucks to display legible weight capacity and tire width on the side. Beginning January 15 warnings precede court summons. Chauffeur licenses required for company vehicles. ages 21 for operators and 16 for hire chauffeurs, with $3 registration fees.

Hamilton County Ohio Butterfield

Ohio distributes motor vehicle revenue to cities and counties

Columbus reports Secretary of State George S. Myers has distributed nearly 6 million dollars from motor vehicle license plate sales to municipalities and counties for relief work and January payrolls. Separate notes cover state finances, fair associations, and health statistics through November.

Columbus George S. Myers Myers State Department of Agriculture Ohio Fair Managers Association Earl H. Hanefeld L. B. Falmer State Board of Agriculture I. L. Holderman Dayton Charles M. Beer A. P. Sandles Harry S. Day State Industrial Commission Ohio Penitentiary News P. BE. Thomas West Spring Street General Assembly George White Boards of Education Joint Legislative Committee On Taxation H. G. Southard M. D Southard Harry D. Hale

Tax Sales Question Voices Approval, Spaght Says

Spaght frames the issue as a sales tax matter and believes voters will back a sales tax proposal. He asserts public support hinges on the tax measure’s potential benefits and the community's needs.

Spaght

Grant Highway work under way on Route 125 east of here

The G W Timmons Co of Columbus began a four mile Route 125 project east of Grant Highway with fifteen workers. J C Hickey and E Ray Evans supervise pipe culverts and bridge work while local labor assists. Muddy conditions slow progress. Brush Creek bridge not yet started.

West Ohion Ohio Here G. W Brush Creek Will R. Shumaker J. D Williams Pringle Construction Co Batavia

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