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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1937

Page

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Batavia and Milford Teams Divide Honors in County Tournament

Batavia and Milford split county title honors as Batavia girls beat Milford 28 20 in the county tournament final at Bethel School Auditorium. Milford boys overwhelmed by Felicity 86 20, while Batavia beat Moscow 388 7 in a flood disrupted schedule.

Batavia Milford Bethel School Batavia Lassies Martin Bishop Madeira Goshen Batavia Girls W. Henderson M. Bohl Batavia School Auditorium Williamsburg Felicity W. Owen J. Foley L. Burger Goshen Boys Milford Lads Goshen Lads Bohl van Meter Milford School Moscow Townsley Jarman Amelia School New Richmond Owensville J. Holt Murphy Bethel Garret Diddy Jones H. Schenz Shelly Batavia Lads H. Shelly Rockwell Lester House County Athletic Association Cincinnati Oxford McGuffey

Taxes Highest In Nation's History

A report by 15 Twentieth Century Fund researchers says taxes in the United States are the highest in history with an average of 100 per person. If borrowing ended and spending not cut, taxes would run 115 to 120 per person. Federal taxes total 44 per person, local taxes 36, and state taxes 20, with over one fifth of national income going to taxes.

NEW York IPS Twentieth Century Fund U. S. Treasury

Sit-down Strike Ideas Stirring Political Weather

The Courier comments on weather and politics with a wry tone. It mocks stalemate in Columbus and Democratic papers debating court packing while noting taxes and public sentiment. A humorous nudge toward civics and local life ends with a reminder to renew subscriptions.

Goshen Township School Bond Vote Falls Short

Goshen Township Schools faced a $50,000 bond issue to expand facilities with a $40,000 supplement from the Federal Government. At press time the proposal failed by 4 percent, 846 votes for and 221 against, from the Tuesday ballot.

Goshen Township

P T A Study Group At Mount Carmel

The Mt. Carmel P T A Parent Education Study Group meets for its seventh lesson Friday at 3 30 p m at the school house. W N McGraw directs the session on Outside Interests. An invite is extended to all. A card party is planned for March 18 at the school house with Roy Patterson as general chairman.

Mt. Carmel P.T.A W. N. McGraw Roy Patterson

Birthday Party for LoveLand Courier Subscriber

Winfield S. Smith of near Love Land celebrated his birthday last Sunday at home. Two tables were set for a turkey dinner for guests and friends, with many attendees.

Winfield S. Smith Loveland

Clermont Man Appointed Principal at Winchester High School

H Ogden a Williamsburg resident and former teacher in Cent and Butler Counties was named principal of Winchester High School last Tuesday, filling the vacancy from C C Williams resignation. The board also chose Roy S Tucker as superintendent, ending a protracted school conflict that began in December with charges against Williams and the board by Winchester taxpayers.

H. Ogden Taugh School Cent Butler Winchester C. C. Williams Ogden Williamsburg Board of Education Roy S. Tucker Williams

P T White and Sona Funeral Directors Reopen New Richmond

Notice from P T White and Sons Funeral Directors of New Richmond Ohio that their funeral home is operating again after reinstalling telephone service. They urge local operators to reverse charges for calls and offer to pay for the call.

T. P.white Sona P.T. White & Sons, Funeral Directors New Richmond, Ohio

New Richmond Flood District Businesses Poised for Rapid Return

In New Richmond Ohio the flood district economy gears up for a quick recovery. Le Montree Manufacturing rejoins full capacity. Clasgens Woolen Mill repairs proceed toward reopening. Many merchants plan to reopen soon, with some workers at the Dormer Bros plant now owned by Clasgens.

New Richmond Ohio River le Montree Manufacturing Co Clasgens Woolen Dormer Bros Clasgens

Grand Master Reception Planned by Sixth Masonic District

A district reception for M W Grand Master J Phillip Perry is set for Goshen School Auditorium Goshen on Saturday March 20. The evening begins with a Masters Degree at 6 30 p m in the Lodge hall followed by a 7 p m dinner and an 8 p m program lasting about 90 minutes Reservations for dinner are due by March 17 at 60 cents per person and may be made through the secretary or John Glancy Goshen 0 Newtonsville 451 All lodges in the district are urged to attend and bring Entered Apprentices or Fellowcrafts planning to join the dinner and program

M. W Bro. J. Phillip Perry Goshen John Glancy Newtonsville

Birthday Greetings For Mr Smith At 89

A newspaper stories celebrates Mr Smith turning 89 with a large birthday cake admired by many. The Courier notes his long family readership of the paper and wishes him many more happy birthdays in good health.

Smith The Courier

WPA Bulletin aids Ohio flood district farmers

The Resettlement Administration provides emergency feed loans and grants to farm families in Ohio after the flood. A 5 percent interest rate applies to loans with up to 18 months for feed loans and up to five years for rehabilitation loans. Officials assessed damage in Clermont County and expect about 12,000 farmers across four states affected, with costs yet undetermined.

Resettlement Administration United States Department of Agriculture Hugh Donovan Neville WPA CCC Bethel R.A Red Cross Clermont County Ohio Department of Agriculture Paul Maris A. B. Genung Pbviculturs Economics Fof Agriculture Raymond C. Smith A. L. Sorensen Paul Bangham Dale K. Bee Smith Indiana Illinois Mississippi Dale E. Bee Batavia

All Doctors Invited to Ohio State Medical Program

Clermont County medical society invites all physicians and surgeons to the anniversary clinics and postgraduate studies March 4 to 6 at Ohio State University College of Medicine. Open to all medical professionals, with emphasis on general practitioner issues. Key speakers include Dr. Charles G. Heyd of New York and Dr. J. H. J. Upham of Columbus. Water samples from New Richmond works on February 18 deemed satisfactory for drinking by the State Health Department.

Clermont County Medical Society Ohio State University College of Medicine Ohio State Charles G. Heyd New York City American Medical Association J. H. J. Upham Columbus Upham Medical College New Richmond

Forms Of Help Available To Flood Needy In Ohio

WPA Ohio outlines aid for flood district property owners including loans or grants from Resettlement Administration and Reconstruction, Red Cross for needs not covered by federal programs, DISASTER LOAN CORPORATION loans for home repairs, HOLC coordination, and temporary WPA work. Business and private properties may access same agencies. no indemnity from agencies. goal is reestablishment.

Works Progress Administration Ohio Farm Credit Administration Red Cross Or Resettlement Administration Red Cross The WPA Disaster Loan Corporation

Batavia Woman's Club Sale Set for March 6 at Miller's

The Batavia Woman's Club sponsors a bake sale next Saturday March 6 starting at 2 PM at W B Millers Store. Dr Carter Clermont County Health Commissioner reports 1002 county school children in first to third grades have completed diphtheria immunization. Lyle Barnes OSU Extension Farm Management Specialist will host a meeting for farmers on keeping farm accounts at Batavia's new courthouse conference room Friday March 5 at 1 30 PM.

Batavia Woman’s Club W. B. Miller Carter Clermont County Lyle Barnes Ohio State University New Court House Batavia

Farmers Union to Meet at Court House Tuesday Night

The Batavia Local Farmers Union will hold its regular monthly meeting at the court house conference room on Tuesday March 9 at 8 30 p m. The East Fork Progressive Farm Women's Club met at Alma Glancy's home on February 11 with a comprehensive program and a very good time.

Batavia The Farmers’ Union Court House East Fork Progressive Farm Women’s Club Alma Glancy

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