Brown Leads Secret Voting at Portsmouth Republican Meeting
Clarence J. Brown led the Sixth District secret vote at the Portsmouth Republican meeting last Friday with 86 for Brown, 19 for Cooper, and 18 for Ingalls for governor. Delegates to the national convention were indorsed. resolutions praised Hoover and Fess, and a death notice for Congressman Kearns was read. Many Clermont county residents attended, with harmony reported throughout the gathering.
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Clarence J. Brown
Portsmouth
Brown
Cooper
Ingalls
Adams, Brown
Highland
Pike
Scioto
Clermont
Henry T. Bannon
Clara
Andres
Waverly
Henry I. Bannon
Chicago
John Martin
Brown County
Lena J. Kearns
M. G. Harover
Adams County
H. R. Ervin
W. J. Hutchins
L. E. Willbide
Adams
George Roth
Fred B. Bishop
Edwin Collier
James OC. Voelker
Charles E. Hard
Bannon
Marion G. Knechtly
Charles Williams
J. C. Fuhr
Henry Irvin
Mary H. Gehres
John A. Lloyd
Lloyd
Hoover
Curtis
Simeon D. Fess
Kearns
Clermont County
Clermonters
A. G. Predmore
C. L. Ireton
F. B. Bishop
J. C. Pubr
John Hayden
Arthur Ruffner
Ora Stockton
Unas. Mays
Geo. Medary
R. Crabtree
J. W. Swing
R. BE. Leeds
Estel Beck
W. BE. Pangburn
Bruce
Tom Lees
Harry Day
L. H. Dawson
Chas
Fred Kearns
Joe Brock
R. OC
Knause
Chas, Rice
Joe Williams
Batavia Woman's Club Meeting with Harmount Saturday
The Batavia Woman's Club will meet with Mrs Harmount on Saturday. Program features reading and music themed by poetry and grace. Miss Lattamer and Miss Wilke perform pieces on Polish peasant life and music in Poland.
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Batavia Woman’s Club
10 Nights in Bar Room at Batavia Town Hall
The famous play will be staged at Batavia Town Hall on March 16 and 18 under Batavia Relief Committee auspices. A large Batavia cast directed by Jack Jamieson will revive familiar scenes. Watch for players names and sale date. tickets urged early.
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Batavia Town Hall
Batavia Relief Committee
Batavia
Jack Jamieson
Candidates Filing Names Add Local Races
The report lists candidates filing since the last report: C. N. Young Republican probate judge. R. D. Gallagher Republican clerk. John King Republican clerk. A. Mosbasher Republican commissioner for 7T. O Neal Democrat commissioner. P. F. Carr Republican coroner.
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C. N. Young
R. D. Gallagher
John King
A. Mosbasher
O'Neal
P. F. Carr
All-County Basketball Team Chosen by District Coaches
A mythical all county five from Fe licity Amelia Williamsburg and Batavia earns captain Taylor of Amelia as unanimous pick. Woodrow Snyder of Batavia anchors defense with Knauer Williamsburg as substitute guard. Hogberg Batavia center and Swope Felicity assist. Williams Amelia and Donald Felicity named forwards with Nordyke Amelia as substitute forward.
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Felicity
Amelia
Williamsburg
Batavia
Tme
Taylor
Woodrow Snyder
Knauer
Hogberg
Swope
Don Williams
Tommy Donald
Nordyke
Tabscott
Batavia Stock Sale Proves Strong Midweek Event
Live stock sales at Batavia last Wednesday drew strong buyer attendance and robust offerings. The warehouse was converted into an ideal venue with ample pens and viewing space, featuring hogs cattle horses and various merchandise. John Bissantz the manager praised results inviting continued participation in future Wednesday sales. Head counts show 111 hogs 21 cattle 26 horses and a large assortment of merchandise sold.
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Batavia
John Bissantz
Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration Invitation
The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Chamberlain, former local residents, is hosted in Ross Moyne, Ohio. The invitation requests the company of friends on Sunday afternoon, March sixth, from two to five.
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Batavia
Richard R. Chamberlain
Ross Moyne
Ohio
East Fork Progressive Club Meeting Notes and Contests
East Fork Progressive Club met at president Mrs. Gillett’s home on February 18. Roll call and discussion topics included Original Poem Talk The Radio Automobile and Movies in Our Home and Do Farm Women Get as Much Out of Life as Possible. Ruth Hutchinson won the contest against Mrs. Gillett and Mrs. Mulloy. A delicious lunch was served. Two White Sewing Machines nearby will be sold at cost by J. O. Fuhr of Williamsport.
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East Fork Progressive Club
Gillet
Harlow Bolo
Ruth Hutchingon
Craigmile
Gilett
Ruth Hutchinson
Mulloy
Mt. Carmel Grange
Lincoln
America
Lucile Cameron
Viola Maddox
H D. Coopers
Rose Day
Grange
Universitat
Amelia Triumphs In County Basketball Final
Amelia defeats Felicity 17 to 15 in a hard fought county final led by Taylor with Williams and Scottie Donald shining for the runners-up. The win crowns Amelia’s advance after semis where Moscow beat Williamsburg and Felicity topped Bethel. Moore trophy will reside in Amelia’s new gym for a year.
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Tabsertt
Amelia
Taylor
Felicity
William Stirling Moore
Batavia
Moscow Girls
Pruitt
Williamsburg
Williams
Scotty Donald
Tommy
Helicity Gang
Will Penny
Nor¢vke
Weaver
Bornhoffer
Tubscott
Clermont County
Tabscott
New Richmond
Bob White
Bethel Tower
Wodrow Snider
Moore
Milford
Moscow
Bethel
Owensville
Swope
Obituary for George Thomas Groves Civil War veteran
George Thomas Groves born January 8 1845 near Batavia Ohio enlisted May 2 1864 at Camp Dennison as a member of Company K 153rd OVI. He worked as a bookkeeper, ran a shop in Mt Crab and farms in Clermont and Highland counties then lived at Batavia until his death February 22 1982. He survived by wife Mabel, daughter Nellie, and son Harry with several siblings and many friends.
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George Thomas Groves
Michael
Eliza Young Groves
Batavia
Ohio
Camp Dennison
153Rd Regiment
Clermont County
Smith Business College
Augusta
Kentucky
Hillsboro
Anna Elizabeth Goff
Mt. Crab
Highland County
Monterey
Montgomery
Norwood
Grove
Charles
Mabel
O.E Young
Georgetown
Nellie
O. H. Rhoades
Marshall
Harry L. Groves
Myrtle Kuntzman
Groves
Sarah McHale
Ida Wilcot
Kate Duval
Mrs. McHale
Harriet Mahan
Amena
Case Carried Up in Mandamus Suit Over County Home Sanitation
The mandamus case by the County Health Board against the County Board of Commissioners for sanitary improvements at the County Home is appealed from Common Pleas Court to the Court of Appeals. The matter has attracted taxpayer interest and public concern.
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County Health Board
County Board of Commissioners
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Colburn
Groves Family Expresses Gratitude After Sudden Death
The family of Geo T Groves thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy after his sudden death. They especially thank Rev Cherrington for consolation Mr Moore for guiding the burial and the Legion for their graveside services.
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Geo. T. Groves
Cherrington
Moore
Mdriver
Legion
Death of Nathan W. Bacon Shocks Clermont County
Nathan W. Bacon of Neville, a noted Clermont County farmer, tobacco raiser, and Democratic State Representative candidate, died in bed Friday morning. Funeral held Monday at 2 30. Survived by widow and son John, a Lees Creek teacher. Born during early life in Boston, he later settled on a Neville farm and worked as Field Representative for the Cincinnati Board of Trade. Body lay in state at White Funeral Home, New Richmond, from Saturday afternoon until Monday.
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Nathan W. Bacon
Neville
Clermont County
Mr. Bacon
Cincinnati Board of Trade
John
Lees Creek
Clinton County
Boston
Mass
White Funeral Home
New Richmond
Carnival Set for Batavia Armory March 4 and 6
The Big Two Day Carnival at Batavia Armory is ready with various entertainments. Admission is 10 cents. A chance to meet friends and support a good cause with proceeds going to a worthy purpose.
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Batavia Armory
Armory
Grange Meeting Delights With Seven Ages Pantomime
Owensville Grange guests enjoyed a Seven Ages pantomime with unique costumes and a Washington year reading by Sister Mary Marsh. Next meeting on March 17 features a Saint Patrick Day party and all Grange members are invited.
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Owensville Grange
Washington
Mary Marsh
Grange
Sixth Grade Play At Amelia School
The Sixth Grade at Amelia School will stage comical sketches and popular songs in the New Amelia School Auditorium on Friday March 4 1982 at 730 PM. A free will offering benefits the sixth grade. Drinks will be served. Titles include Willie's Welcome A Witness in Court Family Interference Opals Three Lovers and more with songs such as I'll Never Play with You Again My Mother has no Girl to do the Dishes and Good Night Sweetheart.
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The
Amelia School
New Amelia School
Willie
Hiram
Sophia
Sol Hicks
Beanville Choir
de Old Kuntry
Peggy Jane
Opal
Angeline
Bells of Avalon
Program of Milford County League March 10 1982
Milford event lists an orderly program for March 10 1982 at the Methodist Church. It includes Organ Prelude by Milford, Song by a Leaguers group, Prayer by Rev Lurrell, theme on Service with Bethel and others, and instrumental Amelia. The event invites all to attend at 8 o'clock.
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County League
Milford
Lurrell
Bethel
Spring Grove
Moscow
Amelia
Benediction
Fine Record Highlights 166th Infantry Proficiency in Indianapolis
Headquarters Company Second Battalion 166th Infantry inspected by Capt Bert Wampler U S Army at Indianapolis praised as one of the most proficient units he had ever inspected. Commanded by Lt Forrest B Ely.
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166Th Infantry
Bert Wampler
U. S. Army
Indianapolis
Forrest B. Ely
Peter Pan 4-H Sewing Club Meets At Locust Corner
The Peter Pan 4-H Sewing Club at Locust Corner held a meeting at leader Miss Towns ley’s home with 14 members present including four new recruits Helen Cornell Ruby Reddin Henrietta Schwey and Thelma Miller. Members planned projects then played games followed by refreshments. The next meeting will be at Mary Frances Blackburn’s home with Nellie Wood reporting.
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Peter Pan 4-H Sewing Club
Locust Corner
Miss Townsley
Helen Cornell
Ruby Reddin
Henrietta Schwey
Thelma Miller
Mary Frances Blackburn
Mareh G. Nellie Wood
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Mark Atchley
Golda
Helen Jones
Crystal Morgan
Clara Stewart
Christie
Morgan
Appel
Donley
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