Discontinuance of Service Protested in Ohio
A wave of protest across Ohio opposes ending the U S Department of Agriculture livestock market news service. Farmers and cooperative groups warn farmers would lose unbiased reports and potentially thousands of dollars annually. Protests are being sent to Secretary Henry A Wallace urging reversal of the order.
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Columbus
INS
Ohio
Livestock Market News
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
J. R. Allgyer
Ohio Livestock Co-oprative Association
Allgyer
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Mrs Elizabeth Ellis Dies at 68 in Summerside
Mrs Elizabeth wife of Orville Ellis of Summerside died at her home last Saturday after a long illness aged 68. Funeral services were held at Shinkle Ridge church Brown County on Monday.
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Elizabeth
Orville Ellis
Summerside
Shinkle Ridge Church
Brown County
Post Offices to See Salary Cuts in Ohio Offices
On July 1, forty six Ohio post offices face salary reductions due to lower receipts. Moscow and Batavia are included, with Batavia dropping to a third class office and losing civil service status, while Moscow moves to fourth class. This shifts hiring power to Batavia’s postmaster.
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Ohio
Moscow
Batavia
Storewide Invitation Proclaims Low Prices and Stock Availability
Local advertisement invites customers to call at the store noting low market aligned prices and steady stock levels for a specialty range.
Million Dollar Livestock Parade to Open Carthage Fair
Dr C C Meade president of the Carthage Fair Board announced a million dollar live stock parade as the opening feature of the seventy eighth Carthage Fair on Wednesday August 9. The event will showcase cattle horses sheep and other livestock in one view for visitors. Also involved were Frank B Roudebush and Dr Sampson, secretary of the fair.
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C. C. Meade
Carthage Fair Board
Meade
Frank B. Roudebush
Sampson
Fair board forms committee for racing events
The committee in charge consists of Mr. Sampson Dr. Meade and former Gov. Myers Y. Cooper. Racing events listed include trot and pace races across August 9 through August 12 with multiple age divisions and pony races.
4-H Club Meeting and Picnic Highlights Owensville Area
4-H Mount Carmel Flying Needle Club met June 21 at the schoolhouse with demonstrations on bias tape and various seams led by members including Alberto Rumpke Hazel Raye Alma Aicholtz Stella Aicholtz and Marie Berg. The Owensville fifth 4-H Club picnic at Stonelick Creek near Route 60 drew about 76 members and several visitors with swimming a fire and Weiners and lemonade afterward. Next Owensville meeting set for July 5 at 7 30 p m at the schoolhouse plus Tasty Food Club activity on June 20 and plans to meet July 11.
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Mt. Carmel
Flying Needle Club
Alberto Rumpke
Hazel Raye
Alma Aicholtz
Stella Aicholtz
Marie Berg
Owensville
4-H Club
Stonelick Creek
New Bridge
Route 60
Owensville School House
Ray Stoddard
Irene Whitt
Loveland Route 125 Road Widening and Dedication Event
Route 125 widening from Bethel to the Brown Clermont county line is under way with 125 cars of asphalt. Andrews Asphalt Co. of Hamilton won the contract after delays over federal road funds. Bethel residents push for an extension via Plane street and a spur from Shields Lumber plant to handle the material. The American Legion presented Loveland with a cannon and a flagpole during a park ceremony attended by Past Commander Herbert and Congressman Polk. Dr. J. M. Coleman chaired. The program featured school and Miamiville bands and a drum corps contest with three prizes.
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Bethel Corporation
Brown-Clermont County
Andrews Asphalt Co
Hamilton
Bethel
Plane Street
The
Asphalt Company
Cincinnati, Georgetown Railroad
Shields Lumber
American Legion
Loveland
Herbert
Polk
J. M. Coleman
Pennsylvania Railroad Park
Legion
Miamiville
Farm Bureau Radio Show Broadcasts Daily On WLW
Farm Bureau program airs weekdays from 12 to 12 15 noon on WLW with Ed Bath from the Farm Bureau building in Columbus. Music comes from the WLW Cincinnati studio. Grange Booster Contest with Batavia Owensville and Williamsburg set for Williamsburg July 1 at 8 30 p m to boost programs interest membership and sportsmanship. invitation extended to all Grange members to attend.
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Ed Bath
Farm Bureau
WLW
Columbus
Cincinnati
Batavia
Owensville
Williamsburg
Grange
Public Auction at G Guertin Residence on State Route 126
Public sale announced by G Guertin at his home on State Route 126 three miles west of Amelia. Auction Saturday July 1 1988 at 10 am includes glass safe kitchen cabinet 9 brooders chairs and tables rockers clavinet piano 2 office chairs 4 stepladders 87 steel windows 6x7 with wire glass second hand lumber 4 set trestles 180 locust posts steel safe lot of household goods and more. Cash terms. Frank Rost auctioneer.
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G. Guertin Wall
Amelia
Frank Rost
Money in Presidential Battles Through Civil War to Now
The article notes that huge campaign sums began after the civil war and that in the last 65 years parties have spent about $65,000,000 beyond organizational costs between elections. It emphasizes the growing financial scale of presidential campaigns and party operations.
The Churches Offer Midweek and Sunday Services
Batavia Presbyterian Church led by Minister Samuel Huecker announces midweek services on Wednesday at 7 30 and a service on July 2 with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45. The sermon topic is The Memorial of a Gracious Ministry. Monterey Presbyterian Church extends a cordial invitation to all for its regular semi monthly public worship on Sunday July 2 at 8 p m.
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Batavia Presbyterian Church
Samuel Huecker
Monterey Presbyterian Church
Pulpit to be supplied after pastor's death
John Huntington delivered a Sunday sermon in a church where Rev. Cherrington's death left the pulpit vacant. A visiting minister will fill the Sunday morning slot, Rev. Hazelwood of Amelia to preach next Sunday. Guild gathering Wednesday afternoon with prayer meeting at 7:30.
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John Huntington
Cherrington
Hazelwood
Amelia
Guild
Batavia church schedules Bible School and July services
U B Church led by Rev Ludwick announces Bible School at 9 30 a m on Sunday July 2 in Batavia with an Independence Day message at 10 30. Election of officers and convention reports are noted with no evening services during July and August.
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Sun
Bible School
Pure Milk Meeting Set In Batavia Courthouse
Clermont county members of the Co operative Pure Milk Association will meet in the courthouse in Batavia Thursday night June 29 at 8 00 p m One or more officials will be present to speak All members urged to attend as there are many important matters for discussion.
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Clermont County
Co-operative Pure Milk Association
Court House
Batavia
Report Finds Fourteen Ohio Areas Spent No Relief Funds
State relief commission report shows four of the 14 counties and 17 school districts in West Union area failed to spend any penny on poor relief during the first quarter of 1933, despite claims of extensive aid requests in every township.
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West Union
Ohio
State Relief Commission
Eeere
yAdequaty
Stone Crushers Sell At Auction In Two Counties
Two county stone crushers advertised for sale were sold Monday at auction for 395 dollars and 85 dollars respectively to F. M. Light. There were several bidders.
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F. M. Light
Dentist Office Ad for Dr Claude B Smith Batavia Ohio
Office details list Dr Claude B Smith dentist with dental X ray offerings. Address at First National Bank Building Batavia Ohio and contact numbers included. Also listing for Federal Land Bank loans via Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association at 514 Main Street Cincinnati Ohio.
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First National Bank Building
Federal Land Bank Loans
Cincinnati Nat’| Farm Loan Association
Main Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Baby Chicks Sold at Five Dollars Per Hundred
Advertises baby chicks at 5.00 per 100 with a 1.00 deposit required at order and balance due when called for. Encourages advance orders 38 weeks ahead and promotes an accompanying mash for growth and health.
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Clermont
Courier
Cincinnati Post
Courier and
Cincinnati Times Star
Cincinnati Enquirer and Courier
Frank Walt and
Norwood
Oxford
Reisinger
Lillian Reisinger
Wilma. Brown
Bob Eveland
Harold Peterson
Chicago
Mrs. van Horn
Dr. Offutt
Hamlet
George Gregg
Indian Lake
Chas. Massey
Red Cross
Dean Barr
West Virginia
Ella Glancy
Mother
Cnns
Fagin
Kennedy Heights
James Gregg
Dorothy Bowlus
Pemberville, Ohio
E.C
Forrest Ely
Eli Speidel
P.K. Moore
Michigan
Delbert Jr
Delbert Bayliss
Wilhameville
Sunday
Anna Ulrey
Mayme
John Rapp
Hobart Seyler
Elizabeth, Pa
Lena Seyler
J. K. Ashburn
Bess Paxton
Mrs. Byron Barbau
Neville
Clyde Tom
National Guard
Donald Griffith
Madisonville
James Grifith
Margaret N. Dominy
James R. Hicks
Amelia Fire Company
E. 0
McKeever
Califoria
Toledo
U. S
Stock Market News
H. A. Rice
Carthage
Clermont County Bankers’ Association
Owensville School
J. F. Young
W. J. Snider
Lawrence White
P. F. Jamieson
Keith Williams
Victor Coursey
R. F. Homan
Abbie Towne
John P. H. Brewster
Christine Williams
Marjorie Kayser
H. C. Rowan
National “Bank
Batavia, Ohio
Ayer
O P. M. Rapp
E. R. Ungethuem
M. E. Church
U. B. Church
Ludwick
Pure Milk Meeting
Claude B. Smith
BABY
Custom Hatching
B. O. Hatchery
Newtown
O. R
Cherry Grove
J.E. Lytle & Son
Elmood School House
Blanche Welch
Ilkinson St
Dayton
Willie Noal and Supply Co’s
J.O. Fuhr Williamsburg
Adele
PBS Wed
Atattal
Wilke Coal
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