Sixth District Republicans back Harding for President
The Six District Republicans met at the Palace hotel Cincinnati and unanimously endorsed Warren G. Harding as the Republican candidate for President. Delegates and alternates from Adams Brown Clermont Highland Pike and Scioto counties pledged support to Harding through the National convention. A telegram notified Senator Harding of the district's action.
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the Palace Hotel
Cincinnati
United States
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Adams
Brown
Clermont
Highland
Pike
Scioto
D. Q. Morrow
Highland County
Republican State Central Committee
Charles ©. Kearns
Clermont County
Washington
Charles E. Hard
Portsmouth
Scioto County
J.O. McManus
West Union
Adams County
John W. Gregg
Waverly
Pike County
Joseph A. Shriver
Walter Remley
Georgetown
Chas. C. Kearns
John Galvin
Big Fox Drive Planned In Clermont County
Southern Clermont residents organize a major fox drive around Neville with 9 am starts from multiple locations. Participants must assemble by 8:30 am. no dogs guns or pistols allowed. Local hosts include Geo Simmerman Frank Boys and Bear Creek area delegates. The event aims for a large turnout and shared recreation in the rural community.
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Clermont County
Neville
A. D. Phillips
Geo. Simmerman
Frank Boys
River Road
John Jarman
Bear Creek Bridge
Adame
Yelt Wilson
Bear Creek
James Houston
Iron Bridge
Cruse
Boyle
Melissa Bolender
Maple
Lines
Worstel Farm
Taylor Worstel
Tobacco Sales Opening Draws Countywide Crowd
The tobacco loose leaf warehouse opening in Clermont County drew over 1,000 attendees from surrounding areas including Kentucky. Sellers offered all grades with top bids near 97 cents per pound while some loads arrived late for Monday sale. The event showcased the facility as the state's largest loose leaf warehouse and promised a strong local market for farmers.
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Kentucky
Clermont County
Batavia
Community Center Meeting Draws Large Attendance
Owensville Community Center held a Thursday evening program at the school house drawing an audience from near and far. The event featured singing, instrumental and vocal performances, readings, humorous pantomime, and papers on Donts. Rev. R F Edwards of Williamsburg gave an educational talk on China, including relics and customs.
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Owensville
Irene Wright
Rev
Wm. Anthony
Mildred Adams
Vivian Leever
Geo. Yeager
Mildred Stuart
Alicia Mae Brunk
Miss Earth Gauche
Mildred Adame
Mabel Schultz
C. O. Kearns
Alice Rosselot
Marie Ansteatt
R. F. Edwards
Williamsburg
China
Far East
Edwarde
Installation of I O O F Lodge Officers
Last Friday night Depu ty Grand Master E. OC Manning installed lodge officers at the I O O F Bethel lodge with a large attendance and a social after. Initiatory degree work is planned next Friday night. Officers installed include N G Elton Elion V G Charles Bly Secretary G L Mead Treasurer E B Rush R S to N G Allen Glancy L B to N G John Halbish Warden Raymond Lewis Conductor Hugh King Chaplain M F Ross R S 8 M Reisinger L B 8 Ed Dumford C G George Gunderley I G Wm Brothers R S to V G O B Nichols L B to V G George Haney Trustee M F Rosa.
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I. O. O. F. Lodge
E. OC. Manning
Bethel
N. G
Elton Elion
V. G
Charles Bly
G. L. Mead
Rush R
Allen Glancy
John Halbish
Raymond Lewis
Hugh King
M. F. Ross
M. Reisinger
Ed Dumford
C. G
George Gunderley
Wm. Brothers
Batavia Girl Weds George Platis in Rantoul
Miss Clara Mabam formerly of Batavia and Elmer Mabam, now of Rantoul Illinois, married George Platis last week. The holidays saw a Red Cross seat drive with 4008 sold in Batavia Schools and 761 elsewhere, totaling 4764, a top tally for the town.
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Clara
Elmer Mabam
Rantoul
Illinois
George Platis
Red Cross
Batavia
Business Men's Club Proposed at Council Chamber
A large crowd met last Monday night to form a Business Men's Club aimed at town improvements. W. C. Bishop chaired, Bert Reed spoke, and a by laws committee was formed to adopt models from other clubs. The group plans a meeting at the courthouse next Monday night to finalize enrollment and set activities.
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Council Chamber
W. C. Bishop
Bert Reed
Scory
Court House
County Basketball Tournament Planned for Batavia Armory
County superintendents met last week and planned a county basketball tournament at Batavia Armory in early March for boys and girls. Girls must play under approved rules to be eligible, and a committee led by O. H. Schopmeyer J A. Jones and Clarence Luther will arrange details.
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Batavia Armory
County Athletic Association
H. Schopmeyer
Milford
J. A. Jones
Amelia
Clarence Luther
Batavia
Owensville H S and Batavia H S Double-Header Basketball
A Friday night double header at Batavia Armory features Owensville high school teams against Batavia teams. Admission 16 cents for school children and 25 cents for others. Games begin at 7 30 pm with the Owensville fans urged to attend.
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Batavia Armory
Owensville H. 8
Batavia H. 8
Owensville
Bethel
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR MILFORD AND BETHEL BANKS
Milford National Bank announces G. R. Eveland as president and G. M. Roudebush as vice president with Fred Hartsock as cashier. A. J. Allen and Mary Lotz serve as bookkeepers. directors include J. W. Pattison and Edward Turner among others. First National Bank Bethel lists S. Bluestein as president and P. A. Pathe as vice president. cashier is C. L. Page with Simon Bluestein and R. B. Head among directors.
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Milford National Bank
G. R. Eveland
G. M. Roudebush
Fred ©. Hartsock
A. J. Allen
Mary Lotz
Mildred Rogers
J. W. Pattison
J. B. Anderson
W. H. Cowgill
L. A. Walton
BR. C
Widow of James P. Brunaugh suffers stroke in Clermont
Mrs. Brunaugh widow of the Clermont bar attorney James P. Brunaugh suffered a paralysis stroke Thursday night. Neighbors forced entry Friday morning after her failure to appear. She could converse when found. Son Harry Brunaugh of Indianapolis arrived Saturday. She lives alone in the Glancy flat over the storeroom.
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Brunaugh
James P. Brunaugh
Clermont Bar
Harry
Indianapolis
Estate and Real Estate Transfers Highlight Local Notices
The article records multiple estates filing final accounts and orders of sale including Louis Myers G W Anderson William H Dews and more. Real estate transfers list numerous parcels in Batavia Union Wayne Felicity and surrounding townships with nominal sums and dates. The Monterey Welfare Club announces a meeting at the school house Friday evening January 2 with an arranged program for a pleasant evening.
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Louis, Myers
G. W. Anderson
William H. Dews
Josephine Prine
John F. Prine
August Reinhart
Alexander Ferguson
Wilber
Olive LeFeber
Lebern Lee Stacy
Miami
George A
Caroline Huber
Conrad DeBrunner
Union Tp
Edmund P. Cappell
Clermont County
Loose Leaf Co
Batavia
Eliza E. Shannon
John H. Bushelman
Joseph
Katie Ehling
John , Keesee
Mollie L. Miller
Ella M. Bechtel
Grace E
Fred Simmerman
Samuel I. Butters
Felicity
David
Elizabeth Jones
Abner F. Bogart
Ohio
Lucy Colbert
Emma Light
Ancel C
Belle Pickelheimer
Enoch
Opal Osborn
Wayne Tp
Thomas B. Smith Et al
James W. Smith
Herman J
Mary A. Stagge
Moses L. Metsinger
John OC
Clara E. Frambes
Ruth Gertrude Fitzpatric
Bethel
George
Adam Hugo
John A
Joseph A
Mary K. Hugo
Williamsburg
Jeannette Keeler
Pearl Hopping
A. H. Beck
Marion Taylor
Tate
William A
Mary K. Desmond
Anna B. Mitchell
Louetta
George Honaker
Harrison
Flora Cornwell
M. R. Taylor
Mary Emma Desmond
J. Carey Scott
H. E. Hutson
Robert H. Dye
Owen
Cora Oldham
Tate Tp
John W
Mary Leoma Surface
Ancel
Clifford Pickelheimer
Henry M. Sammet
C. L. Gould
Loveland
Etta M. Cann
Duke
Clemma Laycock
Point Isabel
George W
Celia A. Huntington
Clifford B. Myrick
Amelia
John T
Sallie M
J. T
Kate Keeseo
John
Laura Doutbit
Goshen
Jane
Blisberry
Ernest Bragdon
William L
Sarah BE. Selby
R. F. Belew
Allen Springer
Beasle
George Springer
Monterey
Soldier Boy Dies At Fort Thomas Ky In War Service
Sergeant James Ungleheam son of Ernest Ungelheam died at Fort Thomas Kentucky last Thursday after a brief illness mainly due to shell shock and mastoid operation. He served overseas in the recent war, re enlisted last April, and was being rapidly promoted. Funeral drew fifteen Fort comrades and Frank Weaver Legion members. colors on the casket and strong community sympathy noted.
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James Ungelheam
Ernest Ungelheam
Ft. Thomas
National Guard
Frank Weaver Legion
County Superintendents Meet for Countywide Tests
County superintendents gathered Thursday with all but one present to review county wide test results in spelling and arithmetic across grades three to high school. English teaching was flagged as below standard while health reviews and Jr Red Cross links to schools were discussed. A basketball tournament was organized in Batavia with a cup prize to become school property after three wins, backed by a $25 donation from Mrs. H W Ewing and other contributions expected.
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N. B. Abbe
State Department of Health
H. W. Ewing
Jr. Red Cross
County Athletic Association
Supt. Kellum
Batavia
Cleveland
Clermont County Board of Education Holds Special Meeting
The Clermont county board of education met in Batavia on Saturday for organization transfers and other business Frank Dial was reelected president F H Leever vice president E C Lough Moscow was elected for a full term at the village and rural districts president meeting Aultman county superintendent urged support for the School Bill and the presidents endorsed the measure by resolution Miss N B Abbe state health nurse is working at Bothel this week
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Clermont County Board of Education
Batavia
Frank Dial
F. H. Leever
E. C. Lough
Moscow
Aultman
N. B. Abbe
Bothel
Clermont County
McKellip
Williamsburg
Williamsburg R
P. Hall
Franklin
Felicity
Goshen Township
Goshen Town Hall
Pierce Township
Locust Corner
Appeal for Clermont County Farm Bureau Membership
An appeal urges Clermont County farmers to boost Farm Bureau membership from about 1075 to fund a 1920 program. The drive seeks 2000 dollars to retain County Agent S. B. Stowe, paid by state and federal funds, with locals contributing up to 10 dollars each. If funds fall short, Stowe’s position could be lost, stalling county agricultural progress.
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Clermont Farm Bureau
Clermont County
Clermont County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
S. B. Stowe
Stowe
State Department
P. Reed
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Bush
France
Victor Hugo Rodih
H. L. Nichole
Ea Bo
O. P. Griffith
Jean Val Jean
J. J. Werner Enweeersser
Business Men’s Meeting
Recorder’s Office
New Richmond Real Estate Co
LeMontres Manufacturing Co
Soldier Boy
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