Clermont County Real Estate Readjustment Issued by Officials
Acting on guidance from the Board of Commissioners Budget Commission and Board of Revision the Clermont County Auditor has decided to readjust real estate values. The change, expected to cut the duplicate by 10 or 12 percent, will trigger notices and hearings if valuations rise and will apply to the December tax payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Budget Commission
Board of Revision
Clermont County
Recital At United Brethren Church Batavia Ohio
Mrs R S Harmounts music class presents a recital at United Brethren Church Batavia Ohio on Friday June 10 at 8 15 p m with no admission charge or collection. The program features instrumental and vocal solos duets trios and sextettes including Grace Ansteatt Geneva Hauck Helen Ludwick Mary Bauer Esther Ludwick Orphin Wood Helen Foos Helen Zurmehly Geraldine Gabriel Shirley Wilson Ruth Lewis Leola Ludwick Norma Foster and Ralph Ludwick. Dorothy Ludwick will give a reading and Mr Harmount a saw solo and bird imitations.
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R. S. Harmount
United Brethren Church
Batavia
Grace Ansteatt
Geneva Hauck
Helen Ludwick
Mary K. Bauer
Esther Ludwick
Orphin Wood
Helen Foos
Helen Zurmehly
Geraldine Gabriel
Shirley Wilson
Ruth Lewis
Leola Ludwick
Norma Jean Foster
Ralph Ludwick
Dorothy Ludwick
Mr. Harmount
Don't Burr Ballots Brown in Clermont County
The Clermont County Election Board is ordered by Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown to impound the May primary ballots and keep them inviolate until further orders. Violations will trigger summary dismissal. Ballots are filed and held. destruction at 30 days would have occurred, Brown won over 70 counties, with irregularities noted in Lucas and Crughage counties to be investigated.
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Clermont County Election Board
Secretary of
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
Lucas
Crughage
Local Shooting Case In Summit District Trial Under Way
State of Ohio v Lee Spinelli rests on shooting Arch Welch after a dispute over locust posts and firewood. Welch was hit in the leg and bone broken. jury deliberated briefly. Charge is shooting with intent to kill. possible penalty one to 20 years in the Ohio Penitentiary.
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Court of Common Pleas
State of
Ono Va
Lee Spinelli
Arch Welch
Summit
Spinelli
Welch
Ely
Harry Britton
H. C. Nichols
Russell Speidel
Mtion
Ohio
Beeco Monuments Fall to Batavia in Tight Clermont Contest
Batavia defeats Beeco Memorial 5 to 3 as Garner and Krekeler lead Batavia with two singles each. Moser allows only three hits in the last eight innings for Batavia, while Beeco nets all three runs in the first inning. Next Sunday Batavia travels to New Richmond for a pivotal league clash shaping standings.
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Beeco
Batavia
Beecos
Moser
Garner
Krekeler
New Richmond
Witscgber
Moler
Williamsburg
Goshen
U. S Shoe Co
Bethel
Mt. Washington
Chevrolet
Mt. Carmel
Beeco Memorial Club
Cincinnati
Bishop Wreckers
Milford
Merchants
Victor Chevrolet
Amelia
Stanley
Plainville
S. Shoe
Williamsville
Georgetown
Bishop
Front Street
U.S. Shoe
Victor
Mount Carmel
Clermonts Fair Dates Set With Premium Updates
The county fair runs August 16 to 19 with a revised premium list and new pricing. Admission is 25 cents for adults, exhibitors tickets cost 1 dollar. The state fair is scheduled for August 29 to September 2 with 8 dates. The management seeks suggestions to improve the event.
Ford Sideswiped on Davis Pike injures 3 year old
On Monday afternoon near Leguer's a Ford driven by Henry Schwartz with family from Batavia to Nicholsville skidded on a curve and overturned. A three year old boy was thrown through a window suffering a six inch hip cut and other bruises. Dr Colburn treated the child. others escaped serious injury.
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Henry Schwartz
Nicholsville
Batavia
Davis Pike
Leguer's
Colburn
Clermont County 1980 Finances and Population Figures
Clermont County figures for 1980 show total debt of 1 280 446 dollars with village debt of 182 612 dollars and county debt of 872 471 dollars. Taxed wealth is listed at 18 677 719 000, and Ohio’s population is given as 6 646 607 in 1930.
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Ohio
Call for New Bridge on Route 74 in Batavia Ohio
Readers urge state and county officials to replace the aging foot of Main Street bridge at Batavia on Route 74. They warn that heavy traffic and constant rattling threaten lives and sleep and argue a new structure is cheaper now than later. They compare to Route 60 at Stonelick and demand funding for Clermont County.
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Main Street
Batavia
Route 74
Stonelick
Williamsburg
Clermont
Shipment of Flour Comes to County for Unemployed Aid
The government flour supply returns with Mrs. Mussy of the Red Cross announcing a wire sent Saturday. About 260 barrels will be distributed among the unemployed and needy. Township trustees issue credentials and orders to access each township allocation.
Local Crop Reports Cite Slim Tobacco Yields Across County
Reports indicate the county sees the smallest tobacco crop in years with many farmers destroying plants due to ant damage. Only about a quarter of the expected harvest remains and prices have been depressingly low in recent years.
Bridge Construction Commences on Owensville Road near Batavia
The Pringle Construction Co begins placing a detour road before starting the backbone creek bridge work on the Owensville road near Batavia. The project aims to ease heavy traffic on a much needed route.
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Backbone Creek
Batavia
Owensville
Pringle Construction Co
Home Again After Auto Crash Injuries
Mr and Mrs Eli Speidel, involved in a Fayetteville auto accident three weeks ago, have returned home after weeks of hospital treatment. Mr Speidel travels in a wheelchair and on crutches, while Mrs Speidel remains unable to walk for some time.
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Eli Speidel
Fayetteville
Wedding in Marathon Bows to Jones Kimmerly Union
William Jones and Mary Kimmerly wed at the Jones home in Marathon in a noon ring ceremony. Rev Chaney officiated as Golda Jones played Lohengrin. Both graduates of Owensville high school, they will live with William’s parents and manage a Marathon restaurant. Guests included four generations of Jones and Kimmerly families.
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Kimmerly Jones
C. L. Jones
Marathon
William
Mary Kimmerly
J. J. Kimmerly
Owensville
Chaney
Golda K. Jones
Owensville High School
Postoffice project in Garner public works bill for Batavia
Batavia among towns in a two million dollar public works bill. Batavia would gain a 55000 post office facility, with Blanchester Hillsboro 100000 and Milford 56000. The article notes Batavia's current rented post office and a Main street site owned by Geo Hugo.
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Batavia
Blanchester
Hillsboro
Milford
Garner
Geo Hugo
Polk
The True Smile Comes From the Heart
Advice from Hazel Nixon on smiling urges readers to cultivate genuine kindness and joy. A false smile shows, while a real heart smile, born of loving sympathy and cheerful thoughts, is the true beautifier.
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Tne
No More Eggs Pheasant Hatching in Batavia
Pheasant eggs brought to Batavia for setting under hens by young people have all hatched and are now four weeks old. Each chick is valued at $1.25. For details, see Frank Stagg.
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Batavia
Frank Stagg
Crow Head Money Exhausted in County
Funds allocated to purchase crow heads have been exhausted due to too many crows. Some individuals profited greatly while conditions allowed.
Batavia Legion Two Day Carnival Planned for July 2 and 4
The Batavia Legion sponsors a two day carnival for July 2 and 4. Elaborate preparations are underway with the usual attractions to entertain a large crowd. Main street and side streets will host the midway promenade. The beauty show from the bathing beach is undecided. Attend for value.
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Batavia Legion
Road improvement plan announced for 70.95 miles
State highway director O. W. Merrell announces a Friday start on 70.95 miles of road upgrades. Engineers estimate a total cost of 2,627,996 dollars. Projects include two new Lucas county jobs, one in Jefferson, widening the Old National Trail from Jacksontown to Linnville four miles to 16 to 20 feet, all bituminous, cost 141,000 dollars.
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O. W. Merrell
Lucas County
Jefferson
Licking County
Jacksontown
Linnville
Annual Picnic At Lena Kearns Home For Amelia Club
The Amelia Woman's Club held an all day picnic on May 28 1932 at the home of Mrs Lena P Kearns. About 60 attendees enjoyed hospitality and a picnic dinner with ice cream provided by the hostess. A playlet was performed by Mrs Mary Lee Houser and Mrs Jeannette Houser.
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Amelia Woman's Club
Lena P. Kearns
Mary Lee Houser
Jéanette Houser
Bold Hold Up At Amelia Kroger Store
A lone man held up the Amelia Kroger Saturday night at 9 45 demanded the daily receipts totaling 66 dollars and forced Harvey Drake to hand them over. No goods were stolen and the robber fled in a waiting car. Sheriff Roberts and deputies searched the area but found no trace.
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Kroger
Amelia
Harvey Drake
Lou White
Kenneth Myrick
Robert Roberts
Meinken
Kain
Fine Berries at Batavia Market Highlight Olive Branch Grower
Saturday morning John Aicholtz of Olive Branch displayed fine Batavia market strawberries. The fruit, large and ripe, sold for 12 cents per quart. A social at Maple Grove M. E. church Saturday evening June 1 offers homemade ice cream cake and a quilt sale to the public.
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Batavia
John Aicholtz
Olive Branch
Maple Grove M. E
Blackberry Winter Signals Abundant Berry Crop
Old residents term the recent cold spell blackberry winter and predict a rich blackberry harvest if frost does not kill the buds. Briars show white blossoms indicating a plentiful crop, provided they are not whipped by wind. Pickers should obtain permission before gathering berries.
Auto Crash on the Pike Injures Driver and Passengers
John Davis of Batavia had a rear tire explode while driving on the pike last Sunday. The car struck a signal pedestal in the middle of the road, demolishing the front and causing injuries to the occupants. The incident illustrates how tire failure renders control difficult.
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John Davis
Batavia
Gallagher Improves After Cincinnati Surgery Hopeful for Home
David Gallagher, candidate for Clerk of the Courts, shows steady improvement after surgery in Cincinnati three weeks ago and plans to return home soon. He previously suffered a leg injury while employed by the state and has not fully recovered.
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David Gallagher
Cincinnati
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Clermont Taxpayers Bene
Secretary of State
J.O. Fuhr
Base Ball News
Clermont’s Fair
Ford Turns Over
Bone Creek
Home Again
Jones-Kimmerly
Vermont
Feder
Batavia Woman's Club
Clermont County Federation of Woman's Clubs
U. B
O. L Page
Bethel Woman's Club
E. P. Mundy
W. ©. Robinson
John Hausermar
Red Cross
E. Nelson High
Sandusky
Louise Baum
Batavian
Thomas Pierce
Harrison
Cincinnati Union Stock Yarda
Producers Cooperative Commission Association of Cincinnati
New Postoffice
Hazel Nixon
Prepara
Pike
Kroger Store
Maple Grove
Blackberries
Gallagher
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