Clermont Courier Highlights and Notices from Clermont County
Clermont County items include Carthage fair dates August 14 to 17, social visits across Batavia Cincinnati Goshen and Dayton, a 6th birthday party, homecomings from trips to California Cleveland and Chicago, a drugstore purchase by Heracle C. in Batavia, and a basket meeting at Taylor's Chapel M E Church in Batavia on August 4 1929 with expected speakers and dinner.
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Taylor’s Chapel
Batavia
Ohio
D. J. Price
Good Law Defeated in Ohio Legislature
Former Judge Robert B. Marx criticized the failure to pass a drivers license law as a blow against highway safety. Speaking to the Optimist Club at the Alme Hotel, he blamed the defeat on intentional inaction after support from the Ohio Bar Association and legislative committees. He warned Ohio has no protection from dangerous drivers and cited national crash figures and insurance gaps.
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Ohio
Robert 8. Marx
Optimist Club
Hotel
Alme
Ohio Bar Association
House
Senate
United States
Marx
Cinti Wnquirer
A Good Workman And Morale Qualities Cited
A quotation from American Magazine defines a good workman as one who embodies traits that collectively form morale in the workplace.
County Road Labor and Contracts Report From Local Commissioners
A detailed list shows payments and contracts for labor, supplies, and gravel, plus road and culvert work. Items include crews such as Sam Ausmap and John Carter, gravel from Queen City C. S. Go, and numerous Pringle Con. Co. contracts. A new 2 door sedan for the County Home was ordered not to exceed $800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ausmap
H. Anderson & Co
Mdse
Ashburn
Barrett Bros
Clermont S. & G. Co
John Carter
Curtis
Inquest
Dorothy McKee
R. C. Manning
John B. Miller
Mdise
Murphy
Laura Morgan
Anna MeKce
Nash Pharmacy
Estel Pringle
Pringle
Laura Smith
Queen City C
Silas Vance
Howard Wall
W. Weaver
H. Binning
Ragland Road
Weide
Gleneste
Bald
Win
W. Smith Road
Monroe
Sutton Loop
Fair Oak
Bob Bétzler Road
Ohio
Grayleaf Road
Public Sales Near Newtonsville and Point Pleasant
Chas Berger sells at public auction on the B L Jordan farm one mile south of Newtonsville on Saturday August 10 at 10 00 am including horses cows farming implements 8 ton mixed hay 20 acres growing corn and household goods. Leslie D Pardue and Stella Hamilton executrix sell at the late residence in Point Pleasant on Saturday August 10 1929 at 2 pm personal goods and household items of Jennie Clark deceased with terms cash. Davis Ely Ely attorneys advertise local services and materials including repairs and plaster supplies with contact details for J Fuhr Williamsburg Ohio.
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Chas. Berger
B. L. Jordan
Newtonsville
Leslie D. Pardue
Stella Hamilton
Jennie Clark
Point Pleasant
Davis, Ely & Ely
County Fair Set for Owensville August 20
The county fair will be held at Owensville on August 20 and include the 28rd. The Board has secured amusements for all and exhibitors plan a strong display of farm products. Race horse stables are reserved for the week as Clermont County aims for its biggest fair ever.
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Owensville
Clermont County
Tobacco Crops in Brown and Clermont Counties Fall Short
Surveys on tobacco present conditions in Brown and Clermont counties show varied reports with many not predicting an average crop. Some fields are satisfactory but prolonged wet weather caused firing and rust. Only a few leaves are budding, much overflow ruined crops, and best prospects are on hill and rolling land. Only a very few fields show a normal crop.
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Brown
Clermont
Longstanding Marathon Business Sold to Local Entrepreneur
The H. Anderson & Co. in Marathon, a county landmark for over six decades, was sold last week by John Ireton to Carrol Jones. Jones continues the same staff and operation, keeping the high standard of goods and service the town has relied on. Ireton proceeds shift to other ventures.
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H. Anderson & Co
Marathon
John Ireton
Carrol Jones
Jones
Ireton
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Clermont Courier
Onlo
Courier and Com. Tribune
Courier
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati Times Star
Cincinnati Enquirer and Courier
the Courier
Carthage
Moore
Bridge
Donald Ansteadt
Camp Freelander
Judge Davis
Re. Ferguson
Eli Speidel
Michigan
C. O. Kinman
Maywood
A.B. Nichols
Hugh
California
Camp Ross
Camp Dennison
Fuhr
Williamsburg
Harold Nichols
Taylor
Lady Friend
Salem
Indiana
Adelaide Reed
Portsmouth
Kirk Hamilton
Harmon Dover
New York
Alean Ireton
Goshen
Jackie Ireton
Bethel
Heach
Fannie Hulick
Irane
O. V. Jordan
Williamsburg, O
8. F. Pearson
Cleveland
L. Larkin
Elizabeth Thipley
C'ncimnati
Claude Berney
New Zeland
Harry Brown
Dayton
St. Mary's Reservoir
Hattie McMahan
Detroit
Geo. Groves
Mrs
Bird Hatborn
Edward Turnbull
Scranton
Reed Turnbull and Son
Wyoming
Allen Taylor Nichols
Alfred Parker
Chicago
Mabel Goldrick
Belvue
Sheriff Roberts
Katherine Woolum
Ironton
Heracle! C
L. W. Male
Good Law
Weneeee
Eeeee
Craver
Carlier & Craver
Modest
A. Bigam
Moore’s Fork
Hawley Rd
Jackson
John Gaul
Sharon's
Jackson Tp
Galley Hill
Branch Hill-Loveland
Jo L
Walker
Milford
Loveland
Fred Craig
Jackson Pike
Bauer-Haskell
Batavia Jp
Laurel-Salt Air
Pringle Con. Co
Laurel-Nicholavill
Pringle Con, Co
Pleasant Plain Edenton
Miamiville-Loveland
A. C. Pickelheimer
Mt. Carmel Tabasco
Jordan
Lindale-Snyder, Pringle Con. Co
Bethel-Concord Rd
G. E. Baynes
Brazier Road
Pringle Con., Co
Federal Land Bank
Arcenate
J. ©. Fuhr
O. Jaat
Call J
Jeatt
Goodyear
Pathfinder
Goodyears
Lewis Motor CO
Citizens’ Garage
J.isaac Maham
Dailey & Maham
Williamsburg, Ohio
Claude B. Smith
First National Bank
Chevrolet
Howard C. Wall
Dennison Bldg
Batavia, Ohio
Keeble and Wall
Imtf
Bataiva
N. Stirling Moore
H. Stirling Meare & Son
Ambulance and Limousine Service
Lucian H. Dawson
New Richmond
Aredg. Com
Sirisey
Easie
Ebm Asha PO
Willie Moat and Supply Co’s
Batvain
Forsgle
Clarence Garbe
Phantavia
Weary Hadsell
Greenbrier
Branch
Beatie Brone
Ums
Ie Basan Co. Batavia
O. Ljanti
Mit
J. A. Hartman
Sec’y-Treas
Cincinnati
Win Ogart
Mt. Washington
Amelia
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