Annual Appropriation Ordinance for Batavia Ohio 1929
The Batavia Ohio village council adopts an annual appropriation ordinance for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1929. The document itemizes allocations from the General Fund to categories including contingencies, Safety Fund, Service Fund, Cemetery Fund, Street Maintenance and Repair, and Gasoline Tax funds, totaling 17 455. It authorizes warrants and conditions for expenditures and sets contingencies rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
State of
Ohio
General Fund
Moone
Vibiohbet
Seeesees
Board of Public Affairs
Oye
Police Teresians
Total Service Fund
Board of Officers
Clarke G. Wasner
Max Moore
Notice to Non-Residents in Carter Estate Case
Edwin C Ely executor of the Thomas M Carter estate filed in Clermont County Ohio Common Pleas for court direction on distribution and sale of real estate Lots 3 and 4 in the Carter home farm and about six acres in Williamsburg township. Alfred Owen Carter Avis Carter Cramer and the Herrons are named as defendants and must answer by February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Owen Carter
Crookstone
Minnesota
Avis Carter Cramer
Thomas Herron
Allen Herron
Clifford Herron
Edwin C. Ely
Thomas Carter
Common Pleas Court
Clermont
Ohio
Thomas M. Carter
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Louisa Roudebush
Williamsburg Township
Tomas M. Carter
Edwin OC
Ely
Davis, Ely & Ely
Local Families Share Weekends Across Nearby Towns
Roy Groves and family visited his parents in Belfast while John Myers and family from Walnut Hills joined Mr. and Mrs. Will Snyder. Wi Wymer spent Sunday with his parents in Amelia. Carrie Utter returned to school after four weeks due to flu. Craver family visited Bethel. Enos Atchley and Miss Mary Schultz spent weekends with friends and sister. LeGros visited family. Norman Flischer moved to the experiment farm for work. Gus Luen and wife from Glendale visited LeGros. Stewart’s sister-in-law died near Hamersville. Alvin Hill and wife spent weekend with her parents at Hastwood. Ed Rosselot hosted sister Lockwood of Milford. Miss Elizabeth Favrer attended a Cincinnati millinery opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Groves
Frank Groves
Belfast
John Myers
Walnut Hills
Will Snyder
Wi. Wymer
Amelia
Carrie Utter
John Craver
Bethel
Enos Atchley
City
Mary Schultz
V. Anataett
LeGros
Norman Flischer
Newtonsville
Gus Luen
Glendale
Charles LeGros
Stewart
Hamersville
Alvin Hill
Hastwood
Ed Rosselot
Lockwood
Milford
Elizabeth Favrer
Cincinnati
Moscow Social Roundup Sees Local Visits
Mr and Mrs J L Sarksberry were in Moscow on Saturday. Robert Heinze is ill with pink eye. Mr and Mrs M Richel have taken a boy to keep. Mr and Mrs John Black of Moscow visited Robert Dunbar Friday evening. Ray Marksberry was in Felicity. Sat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Sarksberry
Moscow
Robert Heinze
M. Richel
John Black
Robert Dunbar
Ray Marksberry
Felicity
Local Social Notes Show Busy Weekend Gatherings
Rev and Mrs Edward Roberts announce the birth of daughter Genevieve Margaret. Glenn Hill and Mrs J G Richards visited Nowood. Mrs Chas F Davis hosted Baptist Circle. Bridge Club met with Mrs Geo Halse. Edwin Reed and wife celebrated their 50th. Shirley Irene born to Harry and wife Hannah. Robert Hill family with Porter Reed at Silverton. P T A set meeting March 12 with Dr Colburn speaker. Mrs A D Spence of Lebanon visited daughters Ruth and Helen. W G of Baptist church met with Mrs Louetta Foster. Marie Galloway and children visited Frank Homans. Woman's club met March 1 with Miss Mary Milner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Roberts
Genevieve Margaret
Glenn Hill
J. G. Richards
Glanys Paeltz
John Limecox
Nowood
Chas. F. Davis
Baptist Circle
Bridge Club
Geo. Halse
Edwin Reed
L. D. Kennedy
Harry Hannah
Shirley Irene
Robert Hill
Norton
Porter Reed
Silverton
P.T. A
Dr. Colburn
Batavia
A.D. Spence
Lebanon
Ruth
Helen
the Baptist Church
Louetta Foster
Marie Galloway
Frank Homans
Woman’s Club
Mary Milner
Local Social News Highlights From West Carrollton Area
Mr and Mrs Tony Steward and daughter of West Carrollton visited relatives with James and Harve Smith joining later in Norwood. Mrs McKeever shows slow improvement while others attend clubs, lectures, and theater events including Mary Pickford film Sparrows at the Opera House and upcoming showings Medding Stranger Abies Rose.
Weekend visitors and ill health noted in local society
Mr Hoffmiester and family of city were weekend visitors at Ummel s. Mrs Belle Kirgan is at home after the winter in Detroit and Cincinnati with Sunday guests Mrs Fannie Borne of Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs redmore of city. Geo Pittenger and son of Mariemont visited Clarence Ooselet and family. Jack Hunnicutt and family of city visit Mrs Chas Smith. Mrs Bert Hunt hosted the Philatheas last Friday. Alice Gates is seriously ill from flu. Mr Good, father of Mrs Thompson, is very sick at Bethesda hospital. Ben Inghram of city and other Mo Mati were calling on Hamlet hends Sunday. adiry and at Gee Aine were Sunday callers at Brumagen s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffmiester
City
Ummel’s
Belle Kirgan
Detroit
Cincinnati
Fannie Borne
Los Angeles
Redmore
Geo. Pittenger and Son
Mariemont
Clarence Ooselet
Jack Hunnicutt
Chas, Smith
Bert Hunt
Philatheas
Alice Gates
Mr. Good
Thompson
Bethesda Ospital
Ben Inghram
Ego
Hamlet
Dollie Pinkham camp operated by Allen Boles maple syrup notes
Mt Holly brief notes growers and residents report Allen Boles runs the Dollie Pinkham camp producing first class maple syrup. Several residents including Mrs Geo Henning Tom Booth and Helen Brown are improving. Births and visits feature Benign social items and local club activities mark a quiet community week.示
Sunday visitors at Edna Red dick’s place
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs iter Dauherty and two daughters, plus Mrs Marie Giafout Ars, Mrs Doris Bears and daughters Ruth Brown and Esther Ferris calling on uth Spencer. Monday visitors to M M Hill house included Charles Glancy and family, Abe PAP, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss
Edna Reddick
Iter Dauherty
Marie
Giafout Ars
Mra
Doris Bears
Ruth Brown
Esther Ferris
Uth Spencer
Charles Glancy
Abe Pap
Ally
M. M. Hill
Social Visitors Run Weekend in Dayton and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Charles Seward and family, Russell Hill and family spent Sunday in Dayton with Mr and Mrs Watson. Paul Jordan and wife visited his parents. Mrs Allie Strawhower spent the weekend at Blanchester. Ralph Long and wife visited C A Long and family. Miss Clara Malffy spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Alice VanCamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Seward
Russell Hill
Famil
Dayton
Watson
Paul Jordan
Allie Strawhower
Blanchester
Ralph Long
C. A. Long
Clara Malffy
Alice VanCamp
General hauling of livestock and merchandise insurance notice
P W C O No 2252 appears in a public notice concerning liability and coverage for transport services. The item notes insurance requirements for general hauling of livestock and merchandise under the cited policy number.
Insurance Agency Sold to Larkin and Hendrixson
Hugh J. King announces the sale of his insurance business to Larkin & Hendrixson of Batavia Ohio effective immediately. He thanks customers and asks them to extend the same consideration. losses should be directed to the new owners for prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin & Hendrixson
Batavia
Ohio
Hugh J. King
Public Sales Around Batavia Area Auction Notices
Public sale notices list various farms selling on March 11 14 and 16 1929 near Batavia Amelia Newtonsville and Newtonsville area. Items include work mules cows hogs horses tack trucks lumber farm implements seed corn beans and livestock with usual terms and local clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Meeker
D Y Run
Batavia Pike
Ruse’s Hill
A. M. Ellis
Lott Hulick
G. E. Baynes
Amelia
Lindale
Ten Mile Road
Farrow
A.m.ellis
Allen C. Roudebush
Newtonsville
Woodland Park
Kirgan's Arcadia Farms to Contract Tomatoes in 1929
Kirgan's Arcadia Farms Inc announces its Amelia plant will not operate in 1929. Tomatoes will be accepted at the Cincinnati Davis Lane plant for 90 cents per 100 delivered or 75 cents per 100 at Amelia. peppers paid 40 cents per 28 pounds at Cincinnati. Cash on December 15. Contracts preferred. pledge to limit uncontracted tomatoes to Cincinnati capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Davis Lane
Cincinnati
Carl Fisher
Kirgan's
Arcadia Farms, Inc
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Mary Pickford
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Daisy Hendrixon
Harry Mitchell
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Wallie Walls
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A. E. Price
Citizens’ Garage
MT. Holly
Allen Boles
Herbert Thomas
Bertha
Virginia Epie
Woman's Club
Litle Shannon
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Mildred Lytle
Dr. Mott
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Red ‘Topie
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