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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1931
Page
8
ABits of local notices recount multiple family visits engagements and travel. Mrs. Gomien traveled to Dayton last week due to her sister’s death while residents and guests frequent Ohio towns for visits, events, and sales.
Batavia Theater shows Africa Speaks with matinee and evening runs on July 6. Admission priced 10 and 20 cents for the matinee and 15 and 80 cents for later shows. The film presents Hoefler's expedition drama with sensational scenes and animal sounds.
The Cincinnati courthouse hosts a Rural Market Bureau session on June 23 to fix growers concerns over a price scheme and packaging. Bethel Grange names Myra Jordan Wright Wolfe and Mrs. Robert Marsh as declamation entrants for a July 25 Pomona Grange meet in Bethel. Rev. Ira Stock’s resignation is rejected by the New Richmond church. Stanley E. Hall, a Ohio State sophomore, is chosen as a delegate to the National Convention of Agricultural Engineers in Ames Iowa.
A state report compiled for Governor by Frank F. McGuire shows Clermont County Building, Loan and Savings Companies increased assets in the last fiscal year. Total assets reach 5,786,248 with collateral around 12.5 million, predominantly first liens on real estate. Ohio has 791 such associations.
Ohio adopts a new taxation plan incorporating Farm Bureau proposals. The plan includes taxation of tangibles and intangibles and a sales tax on cigarettes. The General Assembly completed work and adjourned, with Farm Bureau leaders pushing for the plan and noting legislature enactment.
Columbus reports compiled for Secretary Brown show Ohio fifth among states in banking resources behind New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Illinois. Banks declined from 707 to 661 in three years while average assets rose from 3.34 million in 1928 to 3.45 million in 1929 and to 31.24 million per institution in 1930.
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