Clermont milk producers reject KI O contract at Batavia meeting
At a Batavia court house gathering in Clermont county, about 3500 KI O producers from Kentucky Indiana and Ohio voted unanimously against signing the proposed contracts from Cincinnati dealers. A five member committee was chosen to survey members across three states while a Bethel meeting was planned before interstate talks.
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Clermont County
Court House
Batavia
Cincinnati
J. H. Pollitt
Amelia
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Goshen
Times Star
Joe Meisman
W. B. Calloway
Fred Bush
W. A. Kellum
Bethel
Widow of W W Pease dies at 95 in Savannah
Former Batavian Mrs Mattie E Pease widow of W W Pease died Sunday January 22 at age 95 in Savannah Georgia where she had lived for 50 years. She leaves son John and daughter Stella and brothers Tine Sutton of St Louis and John Sutton of Springfield.
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Mattie E
W. W. Pease
Batavia
Savannah
Georgia
John
Stella
Tine Sutton
St. Louis
John Sutton
Springfield
Obituary Notice for James M Butler of Mt Holly
James M Butler of Mt Holly died at the home of Harry F White in Amelia on January 15 after a period of illness. He was a prominent Odd Fellow and well known in the county. Burial took place at Amelia Cemetery after services at the White residence. His wife had died several years earlier.
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James M. Butler
Mt. Holly
Harry F. White
Amelia
Amelia! M. EB
Summit farmer George Bernstein dies after stroke
George Bernstein of Summit died Thursday from paralysis after illness. He leaves two daughters and one son. Funeral was held Monday at Batavia Catholic Church with burial in Fayetteville. Bernstein was held in high esteem by friends.
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George Bernstein
Summit
Batavia Catholic Church
Fayetteville
Brenstein
High Esteen
Good Lady Gone Miss Nettie Mitchell obituary from Batavia
Miss Nettie Mitchell of Batavia died Sunday noon after a week with pneumonia at her sister Sallie Williams home. She was a Christian, charitable woman. Survived by a sister and one niece. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM from the home. Burial at Williamsburg.
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Nettie Mitchell
Batavia
Sallie Williams
Williamsburg
Clermont County Board of Education Reelects Leaders
The Clermont County Board of Education met January 21 and reelected J C Scott as President and W S Gaskins as Vice President. E H Pattison was reelected County Superintendent with a 15 percent salary cut. Elsie G Utter and E A Harris also received salary reductions. The board expects annual savings over 3500 with reduced 1930 and 1983 appropriations.
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Clermont County Board of Education
County Boards of Education
J.C Scott
W. $:. Gaskins
J. C. Fitzpatrick
Ray Stoddard
W. C. Runyan
County Basketball Tournament Draws Set at County Office
County Athletic Association will conduct drawings February 22 at the county superintendent's office for a tournament spanning February 24 25 and 27 with games at sites to be decided on drawing day. Batavia hosts Amelia and Goshen at Batavia with boys and girls results requested.
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County Athletic Association
Marathon man indicted for first degree murder
John McGehean of Marathon is indicted for first degree murder in the November 28 killing of Eddie Gansmen of Norwood. He was sent to Lima State Hospital for 30 days observation, then returned after doctors found him normal. A trial on insanity is set for February 1, with jury size to be decided by attorneys.
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John McGehen
Marathon
Eddie Gansmen
Norwood
Lima State Hospital
Auxier
Frank A.roberts
Forrest E. Ely
Chas. White
Mt Carmel Grange opens New Year with InThusiam plans
Mt Carmel Grange met Saturday evening January 7 to begin the year with InThusiam and discuss legislative questions. The Degree Team led by John Kincaid listed officers and assistants. Refreshments followed. a Valentine party is set for February 4 with members asked to bring valentines and serve by Roy Maddox Joe Cameron and Ellys Guynn.
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Mt Carmel Grange
Inthusiam
John Kincaid
Roy Maddox
Lucile Dameron
FP. M. Johnson
V. N. McGraw
Joe Dameron
Joe Cameron
Ellys Guynn
Cars Collide On River Road Near Reil Road Bridge
Thursday noon Mrs. Anna Loudenback and her young daughter drove toward Hamlet when a hole in the road near the railroad bridge caused her car to drop and collide with Earl Gibson’s vehicle carrying Gilbert Frank and Lee Spaulding. Spaulding suffered neck cuts and head injuries, transported to General Hospital Cincinnati. Carol sustained a nose bump. others were uninjured. Road narrows the area and contributed to the loss of control.
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Anna Loudenback
Hamlet
Carol
Earl Gibson
Gilbert Gibson
Frank
Lee Spaulding
Grantlick
C. R. Colburn
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Eastern Star District School of Instruction in Russellville
More than two hundred members of the Eastern Star are expected at the twenty second district school of instruction in Russellville on Saturday January 28. Mrs Ruby Paeltz leads the Russellville Chapter with guests including Mrs Laurel McGrew and Mrs Carl Rein. The 23 chapters in Brown Adams Scioto and Clermont counties will send representatives. Activities start at 9 am with a business meeting and memorial services, lunch at noon, and afternoon work beginning at 1 30 in the K of P building.
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The
of the Eastern Star
Russellville
Ruby Paeltz
Russelville
Laurel McGrew
Columbus
Carl Rein
Ripley
Brown, Adams, Scioto
Clermontounties
K. of P
Bank Hall
Banner Crop the banner crop of Golden Burley tobacco year 1982
Farmers thank Batavia Fire Department and neighbors for saving their home last week. The note praises prompt efficient service and care of belongings after a fire. Mr. and Mrs. W. CO. Bishop express sincere gratitude for support during the loss avoided by firefighters.
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Batavia Fire Department
W. CO. Bishop
Goshen Undertaker C A Bishop Dies in Cincinnati
C A Bishop a prominent Goshen undertaker died at Christ Hospital Cincinnati Sunday morning after a brief pneumonia illness. A longtime northern Clermont County resident, he served multiple terms as Township Clerk and was a civic leader in charity work. He is survived by a widow and two daughters.
Nurse Alice Beckman Returns to County Post
Mrs. Alice Beckman, a longtime county nurse, resumes her duties at half time with a reduced salary of 1500 dollars, down from 2100 for full-time work. The County Board of Health approved the new arrangement, and Beckman is regarded as proficient and popular in her service, a local asset to the county.
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Alice Beckman
County Board of Health
Revival Meetings At Williamsburg United Brethren Church
Revival meetings ongoing at Williamsburg United Brethren attract large crowds with over twenty deciding for Christ on Sunday. Special nights include High School Night, Batavia Night, New Harmony and others. Pastor-evangelist Lewis G. Ludwick of Batavia will preach in Batavia Sunday morning and at Cherry Grove Sunday afternoon.
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Williamsburg
Lewis G. Ludwick
Batavia
Ludwick
Anderson Township
Cherry Grove
Correction notice for court case spelling error
In the January 4 Court report the suit was misnamed as Geo Dahlenier v Wm Famorin. The correct parties are Gee Dahlheimer v Wm P Fannin. The correction is published here.
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Geo. Dahlenier
Wm. Famorin
Gee.Dahlheimer
Bank changes at Farmers and Merchants in Williamsburg
John B. Cover and Mrs. Lola Thomas resign after decades of service at the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Williamsburg. Walter Laycock is promoted to cashier and Ora Stockton to assistant cashier with February 1 effective date. Cover remains a bank director. A. P. Motor Sales of New Richmond bid and won a Plymouth for county use at $469. an older vehicle was also sold. Special sale on heating stores and ranges by J. O. Fuhr Williamsburg Ohio.
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John B. Cover
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Williamsburg
Lola Thomas
Walter Laycock
Ora Stockton
Cover
A. P. Motor Sales Co
New Richmond
Four basketball games billed at Goshen School Auditorium
On Saturday night January 28 Goshen hosts four games with small admissions of 10 and 16 cents. The program features Fats vs Slats women, Fats vs Thins men, High School Alumni girls vs Goshen girls, and Alumni boys vs High School team to raise funds for the Goshen Farmers' Institute. Buy early to avoid the rush.
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Goshen School
Universalist Minister to Preach at Mt Carmel Church
Rev. Stanley C. Stall, superintendent of Universalist churches in Ohio, will preach at Mt. Carmel Universalist Church on Sunday January 29 at 7 00 p m All are invited to hear the message of one liberal denomination.
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Stanley OC. Stall
Ohio
Mt. Carmel Universalist
Car Crash Leaves Charles Johnson Injured Near Nine Mile
Charles Johnson, a lunch stand operator from Pt. Pleasant, was driving home from Cincinnati Thursday night when his car ran off the road near Nine Mile, crashed into a tree, and wrecked the vehicle. He suffered injuries and was taken to a Cincinnati hospital for treatment. Sheriff Auxier assisted at the scene.
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Charles Johnson
Pt. Pleasant
Cincinnati
Nine Mile
Sheriff Auxier
Brown County Loses Agricultural Agent After 10 Years
H. M. Taylor will relinquish his post February 1 leaving Brown County without a farm agent for the first time in about a decade. County commissioners, after discussion with George R. Eastwood, could not rescind the retirement and would operate without an agent for at least one year.
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H. M. Taylor
Brown County
Taylor
George R. Eastwood
Ohio
Contractor Chas Hitt Awarded Fire Repair Job
Chas Hitt the Batavia contractor and builder was last week awarded the contract to repair the W. C. Bishop home damaged by the recent fire. He and his workmen are on the job with considerable new material needed to replace destroyed property.
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Chas Hitt
Batavia
W. C. Bishop
Remembering Friends Tangerines From Florida Visit
Joe Kahrn of Glen Este and his wife wintering in Florida sent a fine sample of Tangerines grown by himself to Larkin and the Courier. They were enjoyed and praised.
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Joe Kahrn
Glen Este
Florida
Larkin
The
Courier
Martin Honored by Appointment to Ohio GOP Study Group
John C. Martin of Aberdeen state central committeeman from the sixth district is named a member of a five leader group to study party ailments and propose remedies. He will meet Ed D. Schorr, chairman of the state central committee, and other group members.
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John C. Martin
Aberdeen
Martin
Ed D. Schorr
State Republican Central Committee
Mt Crab man sentenced in harboring felon case
Verne Armatrout of Mt Crab was found guilty by a Brown County jury of harboring a felon. Judge Walter Bagby sentenced him last Tuesday morning to one to seven years in the Ohio penitentiary.
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Verne Armatrout
Mt. Crab
Brown County
Crowded Bid for Gallia County Dog Warden Post
One hundred thirteen men filed applications at the Gallia County courthouse for the dog warden job with many still arriving at the 5 PM deadline. A second item notes a county exchange for merchandise at 2 cents per bit and a mention of P M Rapp of Batavia departing.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Havich
Coun
P.M. Rapp
Batavia
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