Annual Meeting of Clermont County Bankers Association
The Clermont County Bankers Association met in Moscow for an evening program with music and addresses. Officers elected for next year are President W. S. Pangburn Felicity, Vice President Earl Ridings Loveland, Secretary W. J. Snider Owensville. Next year’s meeting to be held in Felicity.
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Clermont County Bankers’ Association
Moscow
W. S. Pangburn
Felicity
Earl Ridings
Loveland
W. J. Snider
Owensville
Teachers Employed in Felicity Franklin Consolidated School District
The district announces the new term staff including Supt G Little on a two year contract and most teachers on one year terms. Principal Lula Bonar remains on a former contract. Subjects cover English home economics manual arts vocal instrumental music physical education and grade assignments across 1st through 6th including Hazel Midler Minute Bagby Lela Hendrixson Helen Houghton Anne Pangburn Ima Cann Georgia Daugherty Oscar Sontag Grace Lanham and others.
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Felicity- Franklin Consolidated
Supt. &. G. Little
Lula Bonar
Pincipal
Elaine Fulton
Bruce Archdeacon
Louise Lattanner
Leo Pitzer
Robert White
Hazel’Midler
Minute Bagby
Lela Hendrixson
Helen Houghton
Anne Pangburn
Chile
Ima Cann
Georgia Daugherty
Cedron
Oscar Sontag
Rural
Grace Lanham
Mt. Auburn
Daylight Robbery at Milford Dentist Office
Robbers entered Dr. Albers dental office in Milford last Friday at noon while he was away at lunch. They pried off the door lock, took $25, and searched cabinet drawers and other spots but nothing else was removed. The thieves fled before a clue could be found.
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Milford
Dr. Albers
Batavia Opens Season With School Band Concert
The first Band Concert of the season in Batavia and vicinity was held last Friday night with about 40 musicians. The Batavia School Band, joined by Amelia and Mt Crab School Bands, played well and drew hearty applause. The old band remains active in appearances, promising more music at summer concerts.
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Batavia
Legion
Amelia
Mt.Crab
Batavia Route 74 and Water Street Repair Near Completion
Work completed under Fred Croswell oversight shows Batavia streets now smooth and dustless with holes filled. Tarvia treatment and concrete gutter on Wood street mark improvements likely to expand, promising better roads and tarred surfaces next year.
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Batavia
Route 74
Water Street
Fred Croswell
Wood Street
Eleven Republican hopefuls seek Clin ton County commissioner seat
Eleven candidates enter the Republican primary in Clin ton county for the county commissioner post. Attendees at Luke Scarce funeral in Batavia include James Scarce of Flint Hattie Larkins Carrie Taylor Howard Powell Mrs Fannie Inman Gas kine Amos Cincinnati and other relatives.
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Clinton County
Uthe
Luke Scarce
Batavia
James Scarce
Flint
Michigan
Hattie Larkins
Carrie Taylor
Howard Powell
Fannie Inman
Dayton
Gaskine
Cincinnati
Community Leader Edward Bishop Dies at 71
Edward Bishop of Williamsburg dies after months of illness at 71. A merchant and self made man, he earned esteem as a prominent town figure and was a Mason and Presbyterian. Widow Mrs. Clara Bishop survives. Funeral Friday at Maham Funeral Home. Williamsburg loses three notable businessmen, Geo Brinteinghoffer and Joseph Knight.
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Edward Bishop
Williamsburg
Masonic Lodge
Presbyterian Church
Clara Bishop
Maham
Bishop Williiamsburg
Thas
Geo. Brinteinghoffer
Joseph Knight
Haskins Accepts Post At Cincinnati College
Mrs. Paul N. Haskins of Walnut Hills has accepted the head of the typewriting department at Littleford's Business College in Cincinnati. She will begin the new position July 1 after recent service as Commercial Instructor at Reading High School.
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Paul N. Haskins
Walnut Hills
Clinton M. Chaney
Batavia
No.1
Ohio University
Athens
Reading High School
Littleford’s Business College
Cincinnati
Make Believe Play Speaks Of Grownups And Kids
A poem by Margaret Nichais imagines children converting a rope swing into an aeroplane and a Kiddy bike into a choo dogs train. The speaker visits New York and friends, claiming to be mother sister and neighbors in a day.
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New York
County Commission Minutes Show Various Charges and Appointments
The June county commission met to approve payments for labor hauling and stone, final acts, and burial expenses. Relief payments of five dollars were given to Florence Hook and others, W. E. Kain was appointed jail guard, and Col. Penn, hospitalized in Washington, was reported nearing recovery and hoped to return home soon.
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Edith Aulen
Moise
Sam Ausman
G. E. Baynes
Karl Ballinger
Carlo Bowling
John Cann
Archie L. Boyce Post
John Carter
Comber
OAV
H. Carson
Bell Telephone
C. C. Cooper
R. Reynolds
A. R. Salt
M. BE. Shiner
A. Speidel
Aut Johnson
Leonard Spinelli
Jas. Evanshine
Frank W.weaver Post
H. Gallagher
John Gardner
Alfred Hull
Garald Iles
L. Jones
C. Tf. Johnson
B. L. Ketchum
Josh Kilgore
H. F. Lindsey
H. R.lowhier
EB. C. Luck
Lyle B. B. Co
R. C. Manning
Geo. Medary
J. W. Metzger
Chas, Meyer
Moore
J. M. Patchett
Estel Pringle
A. Spitzmiller
Bame
Name
W. B. Thornton
Walker
Everett Weeks
Ralph Weeks
M. F. Wood
John Year
Louise Henderson
Florence Hook
Lola Jones
Margaret Williamson
W. E. Kain
Roberts
Chas. White
Batavia
Penn
Washington
County superintendents back modern textbooks adoption
In a pointed plea for new arithmetic and history texts, the group of twelve county superintendents argue the unanimous recommendation reflects the best interests of children, note low costs to switch, and criticize book agents and politicians for opposing change. They assert most districts have already adopted the recommended texts.
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Clermont County
Washington
Tate
Pierce
West Woodville
Paxton
O. E. S. Picnic Brings District Reunion to Moscow
The O. E. S. Reunion of Ohio's 22nd District held its annual picnic in Moscow on Tuesday June 24 with representation from Brown Adams Scioto and Clermont counties. A basket luncheon followed by ice cream and coffee, a program including Welcome by Dr J W Hughes and readings by Clara R Robuck featured activities. Hostess chapters Moscow Felicity New Richmond and Bethel were represented. Sara R Chambers presiding president and Margaret Wenzel secretary chaired the gathering.
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22Nd
Ohio
Moscow
Brown Adams
Scioto
Clermont
J. W. Hughes
Clara R. Robuck
New
Richmond
Letha Howe
Carl Rein
Louise Norton
Felicity
New Richmond
Bethel
Sara R. Chambers
Margaret Wenzel
Young People’s Convention Ends In Batavia Ohio
The Ohio German Conference closing service at the United Brethren Church in Batavia featured special music, a playlet by the Senior C E, and an address by Rev. Harvey Hahn of Dayton. Judge Charles White spoke on youth morals, while Dad Kerschner of WLW Cincinnati delivered a noted talk.
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United Brethren Church
Batavia
C. E
Harvey Hahn
Dayton
Ohio
Charles White
Dad Kerschner
WLW
Cincinnati
Dad” Kerschner
Hahn
Zanesville
Real Estate Transfers Highlight County Lands
In the Hillsboro Gazette court report last week 117 real estate transfers were printed indicating strong demand for Highland County land despite crop uncertainties and money conditions. Two other boards adopted actions later rescinding them due to misunderstandings or misinformation about costs. E. H. Pattison comments on thorough understanding of adoption points.
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Hillsboro Gazette
Highland County
E. H. Pattison
Amelia High Band Concert Series Opens July First
The Amelia High School Band under E. C. Wallace will perform on the new band stand in front of the school. The first free concert is Tuesday evening July 1 with subsequent shows every two weeks funded by local donations. Attend the initial event and mark the date.
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Amelia High School
E. C. Wallace
Batavia Band Concert Friday Night June 27
The Batavia band presents a Friday program featuring Morris Columbia Art, Barnard Trombone Solo, Polka Euphonius, Cupid's Charms, Rifle Rangers, Intermission Brass Quartetoot, Dancing Dolls, Dream Melody from the Ballet Sylvia, Delibes, Valse Lente, Pizzieste Polka, Let Me Have My Dreams, Clark Akst Quartet including Three Clarinets and Trombone, Sweet and Low, Barnby Who's Who in Navy Blue, Sousa Finale, Star Spangled Banner. John Kramer Aunt Chloe's Favorite, Miller Dawn in the Forest, Jarret.
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Batavia
Libertyerckee Morris Columbia
Barnard
Euphonius
Rifle Rangers
Sylvia Delibes
Clark—Akst
Barnby
Sousa
Locust Corner Grange Holds Special Meeting for Juniors
Locust Corner Grange conducted a special meeting on June 23 to advance a new class of juveniles through degree work. Members lacking the 3rd and 4th degrees were invited to attend, with an exchange program planned with Bantam Grange on June 25 at Bantam Grange hall. The next regular meeting is scheduled for July 2.
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Locust Corner Grange
Bantam Grange
Bantam Grange Hall
Monterey Church Picnic At Cincinnati Zoo
The Monterey Christian church plans its annual picnic at the Cincinnati Zoo with a chartered coach from the Cincinnati Street Railway. Depart Monterey at 1 p.m. on Saturday July 5. Bring lunch. a small fee covers expenses and zoo admission. Committee.
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Monterey Christian Church
Cincinnati Zoo
Cincinnati Street Railway
Monterey
Zoo
Home Coming of Monterey Christian Church
The Christian church of Monterey invites participation in its Home Coming on Sunday August 8. A program is in preparation and organizers urge cooperation to make this the best and biggest Home Coming in the church history.
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The
Christian Church of
Monterey
Monterey Christian Church
Early Homegrown Tomatoes in Race for July Fourth
Vegetables show varying growth with Early potatoes finished and fair results for cabbage beets carrots parsnips cucumbers and tomatoes. Early corn tassels at 18 inches. Batavians vie for the first ripe homegrown tomato with Early Detroit varieties progressing toward July 4 harvest.
Places To Go For July 4 Fireworks At Several Venues
Special inducements offered at Batavia Williamsburg Bethel Milford and the Zoo plus reach fireworks as the main attraction. Visitors can stay as long as they desire and enjoy the fire works display.
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Batavia
Williamsburg
Bethel
Milford
Zoo
Reach
Farm Bureau News urges Columbus farm institute gathering
An invitation to the Ohio State University meeting July 7 to 12 for farm leaders. Officials from the Federal Farm Board and major farm groups are expected. Clermont County shows room for growth in cooperative efforts and seeks county representation. Reservations at dorms or nearby hotels are advised, with contact in Batavia for program details.
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American Institute of Co-operation
Columbus
Ohio State University
Federal Farm Board
United States
Clermont County
Geo. B. Crane
Townsend Hall
Ohio
Batavia
Community Club Gatherings Include Contests and Luncheon
Sterling Club No 200 and families gathered at Mr and Mrs G C Jones home on June 16 for a program featuring a harp solo by Mrs Ed Ranson a recitation by Miss Ava Patton and duets by Mrs G C Jones and Mrs Dorothy Holman A prize event awarded Ida Patton and Katherine Jones A luncheon followed. The Moscow Fast Workers Sewing Club organized at Edith Dick home with 15 of 16 members present Officers include Louise Yeager president Glennollyn Budd vice president Myrle Pumpelly secretary Martha Budd reporter Frances Budd recreation leader County agent Mr Wilson assisted in organizing and summer plans A second note mentions Happy 4 H Band in Newtonsville with Ruth Needham as president and notes a picnic at Bata via and various activities
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Sterling Club No
Browm Lounty
G. C. Jones
Ed Ranson
Ava Patton
Dorothy Holman
Ida Patton
Katherine Jones
Frank Patton
Moscow Fast Workers Sewing Club
Edith Dick
Louise Yeager
Glennollyn Budd
Myrle Pumpelly
Martha Budd
Frances Budd
Wilson
Maratha Budd
Newtonsville
Rebecca Clemons
Ruth Needham
Batavia
Faye Pringle
Evelyn Losey
Ethel May Pringle
Lydia Clemons
Alta Mae Armstrong
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O. E. S. Picnic
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E. Burdsall
James Roy Miller
Ellanora Marie Hill
Alfred, Rieble
Ethel Evanshine
Mrs. Hill
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