Countywide Court House Meeting Series Planned
Clermont county hosts a two week series of evening meetings to gauge farmer support for a new Court House funded by PWA. Farm Bureau is asked to collect views while officials plan cost figures and a county vote on affordability, with numerous townships listed and large turnout anticipated.
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Clermont County
PWA
CWA
Farm Bureau
Goshen Town Hall
Locust Cor
Academy
Bethel
Grange Hall
Laurel
Church
Perintown
Olive Branch
Newtonsville
Owensville
Moscow
Felicity
Township Hall
Marathon
Williamsburg
Court House
Support The High School Band Concert
The High School Band will perform a half hour concert Friday at 7 30 in the School Auditorium marking their first public appearance this year. New members join as beginners proving worthy of a place in the band. After the concert at 8 00 a Bridge and 600 game will follow to fund band uniforms. Refreshments served by band member parents. Admission 26 cents.
Clermont County Election Board Reorganizes Leadership
The Clermont County Election Board met last Thursday and reorganized by electing W. 8. Pangburn of Felicity as chief W. W. Dewdney as clerk and EB. 8. Rush as deputy for two years W. J. Whitmer of Stonelick and B. B. Peterson of Batavia were re appointed board members for four years.
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Clermont County Election Board
W. 8. Pangburn
Felicity
W. W. Dewdney
Rush
W. J. Whitmer
Stonelick
B. B. Peterson
Batavia
Red Cross Disaster Prep Meeting Set in Cincinnati
The National Red Cross calls a Disaster Preparedness Committee meeting for Clermont County and surrounding counties. Judge Nichols urges wide attendance from Clermont at Enquirer Auditorium 617 Vine Street Cincinnati. Lunch offered for 60 cents.
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The
National Red Cross
Clermont
Enquirer
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Nichols
Clermont County
Relieved Times Amid Hard Winter Letters From Pine Ridge
A subscriber writes of easy times with relief and no work, plans to visit, and describes family news. He notes twins, care for Jonah, and rumors of bed giveaways. Neighbors struggle with taxes, fences, coal, and livestock payments while relief funds arrive. He mentions school meals and the odds of better days ahead.
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C.W. A
Sally
Frankie
Ellen
Jonah
Grand Pappy
Smith
Bob
Jim
Larry Ann
Rosey
Jones
Mose
Pine Ridge Agin
Bill
Joe
Tydings Questions Spending Costs and Payment
Senator Millard E. Tydings of Maryland poses a question on where government spending ends and who will bear the cost. The inquiry reflects concerns about fiscal policy and accountability.
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Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
Farmers Hopeful Despite Farm Bureau Program Trend
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation delegates state the farm recovery program is not going well and that farmers are worse off than a year ago. They declare faith that agriculture will gain equal footing with other groups, though doubts are rising about the present policy.
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Iowa Farm Bureau
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Foggy Saturday Morning Sparks London Echoes
A reader describes waking to dense fog last Saturday morning feeling as if in London. The misty scene evokes a sense of surreal atmosphere and lingering nostalgia about present days.
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London
Roosevelt mobilizes support ahead of November elections
The text claims Jim Farley faces political pressure while Walter Brown allegedly colludes to undermine him. It asserts Roosevelt declares broad public endorsement and works to line up a loyal delegation to return to Washington after the elections.
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Big Jim Farley
Walter Brown
Mr. Brown
Mr. Farley
Senator Black
Roosevelt
Washington
Water for Burg Plans Un der Way
Civil Engineer W S Heer outlines plans for Williamsburg water supply drawn from East Fork above the mill with a dam standpipe near the schoolhouse and a filtration plant driven by a power pump. Wells have failed and government action on bond purchases is awaited.
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W. S. Heer
Williamsburg
East Fork
Batavia School Presents Peter Rabbit Operetta and Glee Club
Friday March 16 at 8 pm the Batavia grade school stages the operetta Peter Rabbit in the town hall Ninety children in crepe paper vegetable costumes E Beridge Baugh plays Peter Rabbit The 7th 8th grades and High School Glee Club sing vocal selections Admission 15 and 20 cents Directed by Miss Lucile F Collier music supervisor.
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Batavia
Peter Rabbit
E. Beridge Baugh
Glee Club
Lucile F. Collier
Sawyer declares for Democratic gubernatorial nomination
Charles Sawyer, Ohio lieutenant governor, announces his candidacy for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination with a terse statement from Columbus. He says, I am a candidate for Governor. The brief release marked one of the shortest opening campaign statements in state history.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles Sawyer
Sawyer
Batavia Jeweler James B Scott Dies After Illness
James B Scott long time Batavia jeweler and son of Ed B Scott died at his home after a week of illness. He succeeded his father in the business and ran it until his death after a fall injured his leg. Remains were taken to Moore Funeral Home for Wednesday afternoon services, with burial in Union Cemetery. Survived by widow Mrs Carolyn Moore Scott.
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James B
Ed. B. Scott
Batavia
Moore Funeral Home
Union Cemetery
Carolyn Moore Scott
Rural Carrier Harry Mefford Retires After 80 Years
Batavia rural carrier on Route 8 retires after 80 years in the local office. He is known countywide and active in Rural Letter Association affairs. Clarence Slade will operate Routes 3 and 4, now on Route 4.
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Harry Mefford
Batavia
Rural Letter Association
Clarence Slade
Ohio Republicans hold March 16 campaign procession
A meeting of Ohio Republicans will serve as the forerunner of the coming campaign. It will be at the Columbus Auditorium on March 16 at 10 a.m with a luncheon at noon on the Main floor. A Clermont county delegation table is reserved and Central Committee members may receive free tickets by March 10.
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Ohio
Columbus Auditorium
Clermont County
Central Committee
Chas. L. Ireton
Tax Distribution of 1934 Totals Over 152000 Dollars
County Auditor B L Ketchum issued the first 1934 tax distribution totaling 152235.04 dollars from a total tax take near 235000 dollars, about five percent below normal per County Treasurer J M Fitzpatrick. Listings show district by district payments including Batavia township 2770.63 and Milford 13680.20 with many others named.
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B. L. Ketchum
J. M. Fitzpatrick
Batavia
Amelia
Williamsburg
Pike
Tate
Bethel
Franklin
Moscow
Neville
Pt. Isabel
Monroe
Ohio
New Richmond
Pierce
Union
Miami
Perintown
Milford
Miamiville
Branch Hill
Paxton
Loveland
Goshen
Harlan
Wayne Tow
Newtonsville
Edenton
No. 8
West Woodville
Stonelick
Jackson
County Farmers Urged to Complete Corn-Hog Work Sheet
County agent E. B. Baugh urges corn and hog producers to fill the preliminary work sheet before signing up for a corn hog reduction contract. The form asks for detailed information on hogs by litter status, sales, slaughter, and breeding uses, plus disposal evidence and a farm map.
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E. B. Baugh
Washington
Baugh
Monroe Grange Holds March Meeting With Home Theme
Monroe Grange met March 1 with 53 attendees. The program featured songs recitations and readings centered on home life including My Old Rural Home The Influence of the American Home on the Youth of Today and A Home Scene tableau performed by local members. The next meeting is March 15 with a Saint Patrick program.
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Monroe Grange
Wilda Carnes
Helen Hall
Ira Norris
Rosemary Jackson
Lulu Phillips
Elizabeth Perkins
Estelle Reed
Pauline Carnes
Joe Harvey
Grange Choir
David White
Elmo
Elizabeth
Lennis Perkins
Margaret Hall
Robert Morehead
Tme
St. Patrick
County Teams Clermont's Colts in Southwestern District Tourney
Clermont County sent Owensville and Williamsburg to the Southwestern district basketball tournament in Cincinnati. Williamsburg lost in the first round 37 84 to Riley of Butler County but both teams showed spirit. Owensville, county champions, defeated Sharonville in round one with 18 points from Big Jim Ruehlman before falling to Reading in the semifinals. Batavia Grange meets March 1 for a lodge program with prizes and reminders to pay dues.
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Clermont County
Cincinnati
Owensville
Williamsburg
Riley
Butler County
Sharonville
Jim Ruehlman
Reading
Batavia P. T. A. Meeting on Art and Music
Batavia P. T. A. will meet in the school auditorium Thursday at 4 o clock. Miss Blakey will read a paper on Art Appreciation. The program includes group singing and music by the Glee Club.
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Batavia P. T. A
Blakey
Glee Club
Milford hold up ends in three men charged
Clarence Barnicle, Standard Oil driver, robbed of 384 dollars as he parked his car at home in Milford. Dick Prawl and Earl Davis, both from Milford Dale and Owensville respectively, are jailed in Clermont County on the crime, bound over to the grand jury in 1000 dollars each. Joe Taylor admits presence at the scene but says he took no part in the theft.
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Clarence Barricle
Standard Oil
Milford
Dick Prawl
Milford Dale
Earl Davis
Owensville
Clermont County
Grand
Squire Saunders
Joe Taylor
Taylor
Barnicle
Marshal Pierson
Standard Qil Company
Vincent Clasgens Named to New Richmond Public Affairs Board
Vincent Clasgens former president of the New Richmond Council and J. H. Clasgens Woolen Mill official was named to the village board of public affairs Monday night. He succeeds the late Wm. B. Frye who chaired the board for 11 years. Mayor Ria Schmidt appointed him and the council unanimously confirmed the choice.
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Vincent Clasgens
New Richmond Council
J. & H. Clasgens Woolen Mill
New Richmond
Village Board of Public Affairs
Wm. B. Frye
Ria Schmidt
Golden Wedding for Mr and Mrs Fletcher Bushman
Golden wedding anniversary celebration at the home of their daughter Mrs J T West in Pleasant Ridge. Married February 27 1884 near Sidney. He born June 13 1885 on a 70 acre Pt Pleasant farm. She Ida Burmeister born Sept 2 1863 New Bremen. They have seven children, six living, ten grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Children: Mrs J T West Mrs John Heinzelman Mrs Irwin Guyan Leonidas H Bushman Elsie Bushman and Sidney M Bushman.
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Fletcher Bushman
Pt. Pleasant
J. Twest
Pleasant Ridge
Mrs. Bushman
Sidney
Mr. Bushman
New Breman
J. T. West
John Heinzelman
Irwin Guyan
Leonidas H. Bushman
Elsie Bushman
Cincinnati
Sidney M. Bushman
Felicity
County Home and Jail Physician Bid Awarded
Dr. Van Horn of Batavia won the contract for the County Home and Jail physician at 3289 for the year after three bids were heard at the County Commissioners meeting last Monday.
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van Horn
Batavia
Stop Roaming Animals in City Call Urges Ordinance
John James of 1617 Waverly avenue writes to Councilman OC Rose urging an ordinance to prohibit owners from letting cattle horses swine sheep goats geese chickens dogs or cats run at large on streets. He cites 1000 bulbs at risk and proposes a $50 fine. The measure will be referred to the City Planning Commission.
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John James
Waverly Avenue
OC. O. Rose
City Planning Commission
Times Star
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