County Agent Stowe Reports County Work Progress
County Agent Stowe releases progress notes from three departments. COW TESTING reports 856 merit cows for February with Head leading herds and Artis Queen tops in milk and butter fat. Boys and Girls Club work visits Clermont schools to organize Pig Growing and Home Making Clubs with strong federal support. Inventory from Clermont County Experiment Farm totals real estate livestock and poultry 955.00 farm equipment 1,214.26 crops and seeds 628.41 miscellaneous 846.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosencranz
Mr. Head
Artis
Howard Snider
Mr. Snider
R. E. Head
C.C. Barkley
C. B. Walker
Elmer Hunt
J. H. Taylor
Jess Jordan
Walter Bee
J. E. Lytle
C. F. Kiester
O. T. Brown
Allen Harris
E. Wahl
Conklin
Miss Horst
Ohio
Clermont County
New Richmond
Bethel
Goshen
Newtonsville
Owensville
Milford
Perintown
Summerside
Loveland
Williamsburg
Batavia
County Fair Board
Clermont County Experiment’ Farm
Woman's Club Hosts March Event on English Poets
Mrs. E. B. Rush will host the Woman's club on Saturday March 10. The program features English Poets with living poets responses and music. Readings by Mrs. Davis and sketches on John Mansfield Alfred Noyes Stephen Phillips Rupert Brooke with participants Miss Baum Miss Griffith Mrs Simpson Mrs Barr.
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Rush
Woman's Club
John Mansfield
Baum Alfred Noyes
Griffith Stephen Phillips
Simpson Rupert Brooks
Barr
Arbor Day Set in Ohio Schools Friday April Eighteenth
The Governor of Ohio designated Friday April 18 as Arbor Day for all schools and interested groups to plant forest shade and fruit trees. Many schools will conduct exercises and distribute trees with a short ceremony on school grounds.
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Ohio
Adams Courty Bond Sale Records Premium
The $25,000 43¢ per cent 20 year bond for Adams court y sold last Thursday for $526 premium. Proceeds from the sale are to be used to pay debts and running expenses.
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Adams Courty
Double Header Basketball Game Draws Big Milford Batavia Crowd
A large armory crowd witnessed Milford and Batavia high school teams in a Friday night double header. Perna starred for the boys as Batavia dominated the second half, finishing 47 to 25 after a 5 to 8 forfeit earlier in the first half amid a disputed call with Milford coach Taul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Milford
Referree Dennison
Perna
Milford Bank Attack by Drunken Traveler
A man under the influence tried to batter Milford bank after hours. He was arrested, fined 50 dollars plus costs, and ordered committed until payment. He is held at the Cincinnati workhouse awaiting spring to sleep outdoors.
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Milford
Cincinnati
Wheat a Failure in Section After Thaw and Freeze
Farmers report wheat crops in this section will amount to nothing due to thawing and freezing with no snow protection. Warm spells then freezes left roots exposed and fields likely to be broken for corn unless conditions improve. Snow was abundant but arriving too late for root safety.
Washington's Birthday Pie Social by Todds Run Endeavor Society
The Todds Run Christian Endeavor Society celebrated Washington's birthday with a pie social and speaking pieces and singing. Music on guitars and violin was by Ray Carpenter Levi Curliss and Karl Shaw. A large crowd attended and contributed a very satisfactory sum for the society's benefit.
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Todds Run
Christian Endeavor Society
Washington
Messrs
Ray Carpenter
Levi Curliss
Karl Shaw
Christian Endeavor
Winter complaints overdone as winter returns recall
The writer contrasts current mildness with past winters and notes gardeners rushed planting about ten days ago. March 17 is declared the first potato planting day, signaling expectations for spring planting and garden timing.
Goodbye Gone But Not Forgotten Railroad Track Ends
Ripley Bee reports the 0 R and C Railroad track dismantling began yesterday from the brick plant end of the line. Owners secured permits from the Interstate Commerce Commission and Ohio Public Utilities Commission to proceed. Charles J Finger states six to seven buyers found insufficient income to justify purchase, so tracks will be removed in a few days, ending a twelve year effort and leaving Ripley to rely on the river and the C and O railroad for transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Chas. J. Finger
Finis
Ripley
Ripley Bee
Oil boom sparks leasing rush in Adams County
Oil development excitement hits Blue Creek Adams county as several wells are sunk and land prices jump. Experts foresee strong oil and gas prospects with one well thought to yield a fine flow. Foreign buyers rush to lease farmland amid rising values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Creek
Adams County
Batavia
Anstead
Clermonts
Denver Leads Army Recruiting Under New Plan
Washington reports at the adjutant general’s office show Denver district tops the nation under the new plan begun December 1. The Denver office reached 107.6 percent of its January quota, producing hardy recruits for the Army. Capt. Isaac E. Titus has led Denver’s recruiting efforts and is ordered to report for duty in San Francisco on March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D. C
Colorado
Adjutant General of the Army
Denver
United States
Isaac E. Titus
Titus
San Francisco
Roadside court officials face fine for oppression in office
Magistrate Reppert and Constable Timberlake of Hamilton County are found guilty of oppression in office for their roadside speed-trap near Plainville. The verdict orders a fine of 800 dollars or 20 days imprisonment or both, with an appeal planned. Travelers previously slowed as reports of the court drew scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reppert
Timberlake
Plainville
Weary Willies Journey From Greenfield to Batavia
Two Greenfield boys aged 11 and 13 fled home seeking work in Portsmouth. They reached Batavia cold and hungry, were aided by a conductor and a sheriff, then returned home with their parents. The episode serves as a reminder to value home and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Theodore Jenkins
A. Livingston
Portsmouth
Batavia
Mitchell
Marshall
Sheriff Swing
Milk Producers Meet in Batavia for Officers Election
The Queen City Milk Producers Association will meet at the Batavia courthouse next Saturday the 10th at 10 o'clock to elect officers. Members are urged to attend early to secure seats and participate in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City Milk Producers Association
Batavia
Court House
Batavia Masonic Lodge to Host Busy Next Saturday Night
District Deputy H B Holden of Williams burg will preside at the Bathavia lodge. Master Mason degree work will be done and the regular meeting will trans act business. A good attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Brothers enlist in Marines from DBusevia
James son of Rev. Martin and Clyda son of Elmer Maham of DBusevia joined Uncle Sam’s Marines last week. They begin training immediately and will enter active duty after initial drilling. The article notes they are expected to make good soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Rev. Martin
Clyda
Elmer Maham
Dbusevia
Uncle
Sam
Department of the Marines
Ohio Civil War veterans mothers still alive
In the death notice for Mrs. Jane Hoffman of Columbus the claim was made that all mothers of Civil War veterans in Ohio had died. Mrs. Trane Hulick, mother of H. B. Hulick, is still living at 94 and in fairly good health and may reach 100.
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Jane Hoffman
Columbus
Ohio
Trane Hulick
H. 8. Hulick
Who Is Guilty The Dog Nuisance and a Man’s Condemnation
A weary man seeks rest as noisy street dogs disturb him at night. He argues poisoning a dog is unjust and notes that often valuable dogs are punished in error. The passage questions blame for dog troubles and asserts no man should kill a dog without cause.
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Milford
Old Age Pension Plan Circulates in Ohio Bid for 20 Dollar Monthly Grants
Walter J. Millard leads petitions for a constitutional amendment to provide every citizen over 65 in Ohio with a $20 monthly pension funded by inheritance tax from large fortunes. Eligibility would depend on disability and finances, with organized labor fraternal groups and religious bodies backing the effort. Details available from the Old Age Pension League at Odd Fellows Temple, Cincinnati.
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Walter J. Millard
Ohio Old Age Pension League
League
Odd Fellows Temple
Cincinnati
Obituary Notices for Mrs Almira MacMurphy and G W Armacost
Mrs Almira MacMurphy of New Richmond died last Saturday at her home in her 81st year. Funeral at her residence on Monday March 5. G W Armacost formerly of Monroe township died at his Turner Michigan home February 24. He leaves a widow four sons and two daughters.
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Almira
George W. MacMurphy
New Richmond
G. W. Armacost
Monroe Township
Turner
Michigan
John E Miley, Musician in Cincinnati, Dead at 50
John E Miley, son of the late Frank Miley of near Union Chapel, died suddenly at his Cincinnati home on Thursday. A skilled pianist and music salesman, he was known for performances at fairs. He leaves a widow, one son, and his mother, with burial at Lucy Run cemetery.
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John E. Miley
Frank Miley
Union Chapel
Cincinnati
Lucy Run
Batavia Lady Mrs J L Moore Dies After Illness
Mrs J L Moore of Batavia died at her home last Monday after a short illness. She had been in poor health for years but remained active with help from daughter Carrie. Survived by daughters Carrie and Grace Kain of Cincinnati and son Max in Florida. Funeral at M E church Thursday 2 p.m. Union Cemetery burial.
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J. L. Moore
Batavia
Miss Carrie
Grace Kain
Cincinnati
Max
Florida
M. E
Union Cemetery
Frederick Rapp 88 dies at Bantam after years of illness
Frederick Rapp aged 88 dies at his Bantam home after several years of declining health. A long time resident of the area and operator of the Rapp Hotel, he leaves three daughters and four sons including Paul M. Rapp. Funeral from the home Tuesday at 1 PM with burial in Old Bethel cemetery.
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Frederick Rapp
Bantam
Rapp
Paul M. Rapp
Old Bethel Cemetery
Miss Emma Mabel Browning’s Eleventh Birthday Party
Miss Emma Mabel Browning celebrated her eleventh birthday with a gathering of young friends at the Browning home on South Mulberry street. The afternoon included a Cub Theatre outing, a luncheon, and merry games. Attending were Lillian Vorce, Helen Taylor, Margaret Barer, Jeannette Hale, Geneva Bonta, Elizabeth Sharkey, Mary Maber, Mildred Schuer, Mary Jeannot, Martha Jeannot, Alice Doughman, Virginia Lukins, and Mary Caroline Browning.
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Emma Mabel Browning
Browning
South Mulberry Street
Cub Theatre
Emma Mabel
Lillian Vorce
Helen Taylor
Margaret Barer
Jeannette Hale
Geneva Bonta
Elizabeth Sharkey
Mary Maber
Mildred Schuer
Mary Jeannot
Martha Jeannot
Alice Doughman
Virginia Lukins
Mary Caroline Browning
Journal- Republican
Miss Browning
Mabel Coweerly
Farmers and Merchants Bank Directors Election Notice
Election day for directors at the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Williamsburg will occur on Moreh ld. The bank arose from a consolidation of two banks with capital stock of 55000 and a strong field of customers. The institution is prospering and aims to be one of the district’s leading banking houses.
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Farmers and Merchants Bank
Williamsburg
Moreh Ld
Petition Filed for Batavia Township Local Option Vote
Batavia Township trustees received a petition last Saturday requesting a township local option election. The 182 signers exceed the 125 required and the vote is set for April 3 with public inspection and protest open until then. Three saloons operate in the township and preliminary polls show a tight wets margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Township
Teachers Examination Held in Batavia
Last Saturday in Batavia drew 63 anxious applicants seeking teaching certificates from beginners to veterans. The test covered half to full lists and reflected the annual spring examination for graduates. Lupts Aultman Pattison and Franz led the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Lupts
Aultman, Pattison and
Franz
Batavian Promotion For Navy Major Ashburn
Mrs. Julia Ashburn reports her son Major Thos Q Ashburn of the United States navy has been promoted to Battle Commander and is now in charge of Fort Banks Standish Health and Strong on the Atlantic coast. Born and raised in Batavia he entered service during Col Corbin's era and has steadily advanced. His friends are pleased by the promotion.
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Batavia
Julia Ashburn
Thos. Q. Ashburn
United States Navy
Ft. Banks, Standish
Strong
Atlantic
Col. Corbin
Coal Theft Reported Near Augusta Kentucky
A traveling man described about 25 men boarding an west bound coal train near Augusta and quickly tossing coal from cars. They piled coal by homes and kicked piles away, with as much as 1000 bushels seen along the tracks. Dealers report cars arriving 200 bushels short and railroads have yet to stop the theft.
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Augusta
Citizens Meeting for Batavia Light and Power Stock
A meeting of all persons interested in Batavia Light and Power Company will be held at Jamieson Hall on Wednesday night March 7 at 7 o clock. The purpose is to complete capital stock subscriptions and handle any other business related to organization and that night’s needs. Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Light and Power Company
Jamieson Hall
Double wedding at Batavia manse and Loveland probate court
A double wedding took place at the Presbyterian manse in Batavia Monday noon with Rev. Simpson officiating. The couples were William Dumford and Mrs. Mary Davis of Williamsburg and William Jacob Moore of Batavia and Miss Maud Dumford of Williamsburg, daughter of D White Miller and Lulu Gustin of Loveland. The Miller couple returned to Loveland after the ceremony at the probate court Monday afternoon.
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Batavia
Simpson
William Dumford
Mary Davis
Williamsburg
William Jacob Moore
Maud Dumford
D. White Miller
Loveland
Lulu Gustin
John HahnS Farm Sale Moves Family to Bata Vie
John Hahn of near Olive Branch sold his farm last week to unidentified parties and plans to relocate with his family to Bata Vie. He has had success as a farmer and looks forward to a peaceful transition in his active life.
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John Hahn
Olive Branch
Batavie
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Adams
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Batavian
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