Ohio Sealed bids sought for Batavia-Winchester Road bridge
Notice from the Ohio Department of Highways calls for sealed proposals by Feb 15 1935 for a concrete bridge with continuous steel beams over the east fork of the Little Miami River at Williamsburg. Includes grading drainage paving with Portland cement concrete, wage scales, domestic-materials rule, and 5 percent bid bond. Plans on file in Columbus and Batavia offices. right to reject bids reserved.
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State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
United States Public Works Highway Project
Ohio National Recovery
State Highway Director of
Clermont County
Williamsburg
Williamsburg Village
Williamsburg Township
East Fork
Little Miami River
Ohio State Employment Service
A. W. Meinken
Second
Spring Streets
Batavia
John Jaster, Sr
Sheriff Sale of Clermont County Real Estate
Court of Common Pleas in Clermont County orders sale of 28.68 acres in Union Township described by metes and bounds. The property, appraised at 3000 dollars, will be sold at public auction at the Batavia courthouse at 11:30 to 12 on February 2, 1935. Terms are cash. Garland G. Auxier is sheriff.
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George H. Crellin
Clermont Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
State of Ohio
Court House
Batavia
Clermont
Ohio
Morrow
Union Township
Towit
Mary Kyle
J. D. Witham
John W. Kyle
Witham
Garland G. Auxier
Tom Brooks
Nichols, Speidel & Nichols
Quilt Wins First Prize at Amelia Farmers Institute
Mrs. Bertha Gates earned the first prize with her quilt at the Amelia Farmers Institute. Friday attendees included O K Loudenback and his father at the funeral of Claude Hamilton in Carlisle Kentucky. The E Society of Christian.
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Bertha Gates
Farmers’ Institute
Amelia
O. K. Loudenback
Claude Hamilton
Carlisle
E. Society of Christian
D A Tackey Party and Obituary in Moscow
The D A members plan a Tackey Party on Saturday February 9 with music and homemade ice cream and cake. Mrs Dallas Liming died Friday evening at her home. funeral at M E Church led by Rev Bretz. She leaves seven children Hilda Dorothy Ethel Pearl Wayne Loren Millard and Arnold a husband a sister and a brother. Mr and Mrs Gaines Cahall visited their aunt Miss Pearl Mason and Grandpa Mason over the weekend.
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Moscow
D. of A.’s
Dallas Liming
M. E. Church
Bretz
Hilda
Dorothy
Ethel Pearl
Wayne
Loren
Millard
Arnold
Gaines Cahall
Pearl Mason
Grandpa Mason
Local Visit Highlights Civic Social Scene
Miss Rose Alice Huff visited home folks in Wigginsville. Sunday guests at the Wilson home included Luther Canter and family of Bethel and W A Wilson and wife. The sick list features Mrs Swope Kellum Fisher Canter Larkin Wilson and Ruth Pitzer, all improving. George Bee and Agnes with Neva Mae Wood of Bethel joined Lowell Gray and family in Madisonville for a Sunday visit.
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Wiggonsville
Rose Alice Huff
Wilson Home
Luther Canter
Bethel
W. A. Wilson
Albert Swope
Chas
Kellum
C. Fisher
Howard Canter
Julia Larkins
Mary Wilson
Ruth Pitzer
George Bee
Agnes
Neva Mae Wood
Lowell Gray
Madisonville
Amelia Social News Notes and January Weddings
Mr and Mrs Frank Jones of Williamsville entertained guests including Mrs Eppert Miss Irma and Rev and Mrs G W Hazelwood. On January 19 Aubrey Arma Cost and Estelle Barger were married by Rev Hazelwood at the parsonage. Mrs W A Willis is confined at home with influenza. Virginia Mattox and Bea Scorse are improving and near release from the hospital. A daughter Joan was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Van Vliet.
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Chapel
Harry Kelsey
Alice Gates
Harry
St. Louis
Frank
Pat
Fannie
Edna
Herrick Rust
Knoxville
Tenn
Frances Rust Spurling
T. B
Robert Lungmus
Mrs Witt
Marcella Ringel
Merdames Chas. Houser
J.r.carlisle
N. A. Nelson
Amelia
Frank Jones
Williamsville
Eppert
Irma
G.W. Hazelwood
Aubrey Armacost
Estelle Barger
Hazelwood
W. A. Willis
Virginia Mattox
Bea Scorse
Harry van Vliet
Joan
Local Club Hostesses And Community Notices
23rd. Mrs. Stella Glover hosted the Amelia Woman's Club Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Emma Fagin hosted the Philathea Club last Wednesday. Friends mourn the death of Mrs. Winifred Willis of Bethel C. Her daughter Mrs. Cropper mourns. Ed Figgins recovering well after major surgery at Bethesda Hospital. R. Milton Custer of New Richmond and Miss Virginia B. Collier of Pt. Pleasant wed January 26 at the M. E. parsonage by Rev. G. W. Hazelwood.
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Stella Glover
Amelia Woman’s Club
Emma Fagin
Philathea Club
R. A. Cropper
Winifred Willis
Bethel
Ed Figgins
Bethesda Hospital
R. Milton Custer
New Richmond
Virginia B. Collier
Pt. Pleasant
M. E. Parsonage
G. W. Hazelwood
Social notes from Glen Este and nearby towns
Mrs. Frank McGuire and others visited Mrs. Phil Sperry Thursday. Families like the Smythes, Isaacks, Huheeys, and McGuires gathered for visits, a sewing club, house party, an Oyster Supper, and card group meetings at various homes in Glen Este Olive Branch and Amelia.
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Glen Este
Frank McGuire
Charles McGuire
H. B. Smythe
Otto Kettler
Phil Sperry
William Isaack
Irene
Fred Romohr
Dale
Ed Huheey
Wm. Fomorin
Marathon
Marvin McGuire
Clara Smythe
Amelia
Charles Fissel
George Neddermann
Betty Philhower
Erwin Avey
Ervin Avey
Cora Mae
Lola Jacobs
Mary Adams
Joe Moeschl
Roger Dudley
Charles
Oliver Malott
Olive Branch
Local Social Notes from Williamsburg and Surrounding Towns
Mrs. O C Chatterton hosts Vesta Club in Williamsburg. Ora Malott of Middletown visits Mrs. Mary Curry. Elizabeth Cowdrey hosts Card Club. Wayne Prine returns from Indiana visit. Bert Lytle and Jennie Boyd visit Mrs. Henry Horn in Batavia. Goldie Storer visits her parents in town. Ed Tatman visits Emma Cribbett and A F Wilson homes in Forestville. Rev David Markel and Mrs Markel host Mrs Carr Urbana Ohio. Martha Serber visits Good year and Lance families. Ernst Ruffner hosts card club. Harold Ellis joins CCC Camp. leaves last week. Edna Smith attends grandmother Matilda Wood funeral in Ada Ohio. Jessie Eisner travels to Claremont Florida with Rollin Forbes family. Minnie Wise travels to Hyde Park after brother-in-law Robert Norris dies. Helen McKeever and Kermit Hutchinson visit Jos McKeever family in Cleves Ohio. Ella Dustin of Cincinnati visits Anna Crosswell.
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O. C. Chatterton
Ora Malott
Middletown
Mary Curry
Elizabeth Cowdrey
Wayne Prine
Indiana
Bert Lytle
Jennie Boyd
Batavia
Henry Horn
Goldie Storer
Arthur Storer
Ed Tatman
Forestville
Emma Cribbett
A. F. Wilson
David Markel
Markel
Carr
Urbana
Martha Serber
Georgetown
Goodyear
Lance
Ernst Ruffner
Card Club
Harold Ellis
CCC
Edna Smith
Matilda Wood
Ada, O
Jessie Eisner
Claremont
Fla
Rollin Forbes
Cincinnati
Minnie Wise
Hyde Park
Robert Norris
Helen McKeever
Kermit Hutchinson
Jos. McKeever
Cleves, O
Ella Dustin
Anna Crosswell
Hill Billy Night Planned by Legion
The American Legion Post in Batavia schedules an old fashioned Hill Billy Night for the next meeting on Monday February 4. The Buckeye Boys will perform radio familiar songs and barracks style entertainment. The Auxiliary plans to join later at Anne Kain's home to hear results of the membership contest.
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American Legion
Batavia
Buckeye Boys
Anne Kain
Rates of Taxation 1934 in Clermont County Ohio
Notice by Treasurer I J M Fitzpatrick of Clermont County Ohio listing 1934 property tax mills for county and general funds. Tax collection hours and due dates for first and second halves are given, with instructions for statements and remitting taxes.
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I. J. M. Fitzpatrick
Clermont County
Ohio
Financial Statement of Owensville Building and Loan Co
Financial statement dated December 31 1934 for Owensville Ohio shows assets such as cash on hand loans on mortgage real estate and other items totaling 68919 28. Sworn statement by secretary M M Dumford and auditing committee certify accuracy. Court order references petition and notices for Cincinnati Ohio district with at least one creditor notification.
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Owensville Building and Loan Company
Owensville
Ohio
Mort
Deposta dl
Poe
Nti
Vesesesee
State OF
M. M. Dumford
Hio
Hs Company
A. D
Snider
Clermont Couny Oo
Joan Co
Iwensville
Order of Notice In Ohio Court Hearing Date
A court in the Southern District of Ohio orders a hearing on the petition. The hearing is scheduled for February 25, 1935, after reading the petition on January 18, 1935. The order specifies the hearing date and the petition to be considered.
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Southern District of
Ohio
Notice Of Filing Schedule Of Debts In Jasper Smith Estate
In Clermont County Ohio probate court a schedule of claims and debts against the estate of Jasper Smith deceased is filed. A hearing on the debts and liabilities is set for February 16 1985 at 10 o clock. Interested parties must file objections at least five days before the hearing. The notice is issued under the seal of the state.
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State of Ohio
Clermont County
Jasper Smith
Jaspermith
Jackson Township
Nc Ae
Weiss Art
Ohio
U A. Ansee
Milk Association Meeting Set for February 6 at Court House Bata via
The Co operative Pure Milk Association schedules its February meeting for February 6 at the Court House in Bata via. Chairman J L Jordan notes Robert Sheiring of the Board of Control will attend to discuss the milk situation.
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Cooperative Pure Milk Association
Court House
Batavia
J. L. Jordan
Robert Sheiring
Board of Control
New Music Program Attracts Attention
A new radio program titled Americas Music draws radio music lovers. It airs Saturdays at 9 p m on Station WCKY Covington. Sponsored by Union Gas and Electric Company, Lee Erwin directs a 14 member orchestra with all arrangements by Erwin.
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WCKY
Covington
Union Gas and Electric Company
Lee Erwin
Erwin
New Richmond Fortnightly Club Plans Arts and Crafts Exhibit
The New Richmond Fortnightly Club will hold its annual Arts and Crafts exhibit in the School Auditorium on Wednesday evening February 20. Residents may exhibit hand painted china hook rugs crochet and needle work, quilted items to be omitted. Contact Mrs W H Gaskins to arrange entries.
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Richmond
W. H. Gaskins
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