Community notices from Clermont County and surrounding towns
Local society items list visiting relatives, club gatherings, bake sales and events across Clermont county including Sardinia Batavia Amelia and New Richmond. Mentions Mrs Lizzie Hauck Retta Des Lou Buerkle Wm Jevike and D L Malham with birthdays, 4 H club, essay winner Leola Ludwick and St Patrick key social at Monterey schoolhouse. Public meetings and lunches noted with March dates and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Mark Atchley
Mt Carmel Odd Fellows Card Party Thanks
Officers and members of Mt Carmel Odd Fellows Lodge thank friends for cooperation in a successful card party held March 2. Dan Katanick served as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel
Odd Fellows Lodge
Dan Katanick
Coca-Cola Tourney Opens With Clermont A Teams
Clermont county Coca-Cola teams Batavia and New Richmond begin action in the first Coca-Cola Championship at Newport Kentucky American Legion Gym. Batavia faces Glencoe Kentucky at 8 30 p m Friday March 8 and New Richmond meets Cherry Fork Ohio at 9 30 p m Saturday. Semifinals and finals set for the following weekend. Tickets 25 cents single and 75 cents for all games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Batavia
New Richmond
Newport
American Legion
Glencoe
Cherry Fork
Committee Renames in Clermont County 1935 Corn-Hog Districts
Last week the 1935 Corn-Hog Adjustment Contract signers in Clermont County elected and re elected district committeemen. Goshen Wayne twps re elected E C Saxton chair Thos Hill Belfast vice chair and Harley Steward Newtonsville secretary. Owensville district re elected Carney Roush Williamsburg chair John Hughes Owensville vice chair Linus Berger Milford secretary. Felicity district Byron Ross re elected chair Henry Baudendistel Bethel AAA supervisor vice chair to replace Albert Kellum Bethel resigned for Rural Farm Recovery. Frank Jarman Moscow re elected secretary. Batavia district re elected Walter Smith Nicholsville chair Edon M Williamsburg vice chair Robert Turner Perintown secretary. Committeemen praised for 1934 work in corn appraisals acreage hog counts and compliance forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
E. B. Baugh
Goshen
Wayne
E. C. Saxton
Thos
Hill
Belfast
Harley Steward
Newtonsville
Owensville
Jackson
Miami
Stonelick
Carney Roush
Williamsburg
John Hughes
Linus Berger
Milford
Felicity
Wranklin
Tate
Washington
Byron Ross
Henry Baudendistel
Bethel
AAA
Albert Kellum
Frank Jarman
Moscow
Batavia
Monroe
Ohio
Pierce
Union
Walter Smith
Nicholsville
Edon M . Williamsburg
Robert Turner
Perintown
Milford Council Rejects New Electricity Rates
Milford village council rejected a requested schedule of electricity rates from Southwestern Ohio Power Company. They voted to hire an engineer to survey the cost of a municipal power system. West Union County Recorder Horace G. Petit, 59, died suddenly of a heart attack. His widow Annalu Petit was named to the office by county commissioners after eight years as deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Southwestern Ohio Power Company
West Union
Horace G. Petit
Adams County
Annalu Petit
Petit
Bethel Families Visit Cincinnati and Local News
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Taylor and children Elton and Philip with Mrs Minnie Taylor spent weekend in Cincinnati with Guy Holmes family. Mrs Taylor to stay weeks. Robert E. Swing and Agnes C. Crane wed March 1 with Rev Don McMillen, now in Clark Street home. Woman's Club met with readings on diet and health and vocal solos by Mrs Bredwell. Jolly Sewing Club hosted by Mrs Allan Harris. Miss Marie Goodwin and Dr Nellie Goodwin entertained Ballpst Circle. Dorothy ONeal visiting Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Taylor
Elton
Philip
Minnie Taylor
Guy Holmes
Cincinnati
Local Social Notes Highlight Quiet Weekend Visits
In Nicholsville the Ladies' Aid completed a quilting project now for sale. Paul Fagin and his mother were Sunday guests of relatives. Rev. Zimmerman and wife joined Fred Topie and family for Sunday dinner. Belle Fallow entertained her daughters last Thursday. Mr and Mrs McDonald visited relatives at Pleasant Ridge on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholsville
Paul Fagin
Rev. Zimmerman
Fred Topie
Bell
Fallow
Mrs. McDonald
Pleasant Ridge
Lent services to begin at Christian Chapel March 6
Rev Zimmerman opens a Lenten schedule from March 6 to April 21 at Christian Chapel. Local attendance includes Mrs Marie Henke of Shelbyville visiting Richard Fritz's family and traveling to Amelia Batavia and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman
Christian Chapel
Moerlein
Cincinnati
Ray Franks
Leslie Ringle
Norman Fagin
Goshen
Joe Taylor
Kentucky
Amelia
Batavia
Paul Brown
Deaths listed for several local residents in February and March
Death notices for Mary Alee Budd of Batavia at age nine in Cincinnati Children's Hospital. Multiple obituaries follow for James Ernest Wolf, Josephine Snider, Alice D. Buchanan, George Randall, Mary Shore Simkins, Nettie Runyan, Robert Still, with funeral details and cemeteries in Moscow Williamsburg Mulberry and Cincinnati listed. Funeral homes and dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alee
R.L
Griffith
Snider
Josephine
C. T. Snider
Moscow
M. E
Budd
Batavia
Buchanan
Alice D
Cox
A. E. Buchanan
Sterling
Colo
Cincinnati
White
Mt. Washington
Rev. Andrews
Simkins
Mary Shore Simkins
Amos
Mulberry
Mulberry M. E
George Monroe
Runyan
Nettie L
Walter Runyan
Mabel Runyan
Williamsburg
Williamsburg M. E
J. Isaac Maham
Still
Robert
la Vandh Still
Eskimos Made Bone and Clay Masks for Their Dead
Prehistoric Eskimos of Alaska crafted artificial eyes from bone and carved false faces of clay to accompany their deceased. The artifacts reveal ritual belief and mortuary practice in ancient Arctic culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
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Clermont Courier
Baravi
Courier
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati Times Star
Cincinnati Enquirer and Courier
Lizzie Hauck
Sardinia
Lou Buerkle
Dillsboro
Ind
J. P. Moeschel
A C. Nash
Mrs. Nash
City
Mrs. Gifford
Court House
Nick Hoes
Wright Watson
Clarence Greves
Alie Gillmore
Annie Tatman
W.C. Bishop
E. &. Rush
Norma Jouuns
Canal Winchester
Johnie Watchet
Columbus
D L. Johns
Clarence Slade
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Rural Carriers Asso
Nash Pharmacy
Batavia High School
Amelia Baptist Church
Huling’s
Robert Foster
D. L. Malham
D. L. Mabam
Lucian and
Wife
J. Isaac Malham and
Familly
Leslie Lee
Gibson
Joe Williams
Elston Plank
Randall Lee
Thos. Lee
Leola
L. G. Ludwick
Edward C. Snider
Tucker
Edward Snider
GRANT
Hayden
John Hayden
Director of Highways
U. S. Grant
State Fair Grounds
Pt. Pleasant Memorial
Pt. Pleasant
Norfolk and Western Railway
Norfolk and Western
Norfolk
Atlantic
Virginia
Carolinas
Maryland
West Virginia
Ohio River Valley
Middle West
Roanoke, Va
Milford Council
Bock Beer
Batavia Ice Co
H. F. Buerkle
Batavia, Ohio
Claude B. Smith
First National Bank Building
Delavel
EK. R. Ungethuem
Hutson Coal & Supply Co
Owensville Hatchery
Batavia O
American Legion Gym
Newport, Ky
MT. Holly
Batavia Presbyterian Church
Samuel Huecker
Monterey Presbyterian Church
Arctic Circle
A. Krekeler
Rawleigh
Dept
Freeport
Illinois
Walter Hahn
Buckeye Incupator
Chas. Bauer
Annabelle Flora
Mary Ludlow
Williamsville
O.ph. Bat
Locust Post
Carl H. Hahn
O. No
J. C. Fuuler
Frank Dimmitt
W.J. Burdsall
No. 3
Clarence Mosbacher
Batavia No. 5
Carl Mauch
Doug White
Cherry Grove
George Conk
Salem Pike
Edna Tilton
Wm. Cowguill
Wilnesure
O. Dee Forgele
Gira. L . O
Dietz
Red Leigh
Walker
Lindale Canning Co
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