East Fork Fishing Bountiful and Local Obituary News
The East Fork yields abundant catfish for anglers near Batavia with Saturday catches by George Henderson and Will Work. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Mary Leeds Fulton longtime San Francisco Pen Women artist known for watercolors inspired by Golden Gate scenes and Lake Jaboe her Ohio ties and Antioch community service as former Antioch Woman's Club president.
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Batavia
George Henderson
Will
Mary Leeds Fulton
San Francisco League of American Pen Women
Lake J'aboe
Fulton
Golden Gate Park
Futon
Samuel McClanahan Fulton
California
Antioch
Antioch Woman’s Club
Ohio
San Francisco League “ America
Pen
San Francisco Examiner
Way of the Cross Devotional Service at Holy Trinity
The Way of the Cross devotion will be held Friday at 7 30 PM at Holy Trinity church with a question box for inquiries. Lent services also take place on Wednesday evenings at St Philomena church Stonelick. Mrs C B Slade, visiting Dayton, broke her elbow after a stair fall. Evelyn Evanshbine, Mt Pisgah Ohio, held a seventh birthday party on March 18. In County politics, Blanche Frame and Harriet Mofford announce county clerk and re election bids. August primary slated. Social at Ma sonic hall April 1 postponed indefinitely.
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Christ
Holy Trinity Church
St. Philomena Church
Stonelick
Slade
Dayton
Norwood
Adame County
Blanche Frame
Harriet Mofford
Clermont County
Praise for Clermont County Officials Endorsed by Ohio Welfare
Elizabeth L. Clark of the Ohio Department of Public Welfare commends Sheriff Rapp and his wife for maintaining good order and equipment at Clermont County Jail in Batavia. She notes their straight-forward and efficient service as Sheriff and Jail Matron and their popularity with local communities.
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Elizabeth L. Clark
Division of Charities Department of Public Welfare of
Ohio
Sheriff Rapp
Griffin
Clermont County
Rapp
Department of Public Welfare
Muscle Shoals Fertilizer Plant Seen By Ohio Expert
Columbus March 27 Dean William E Henderson of Ohio State University argues any Muscle Shoals deal with Henry Ford must prioritize fertilizer production for farmers and landowners. He urges leasing rather than selling the plant and warns against using power for auto manufacturing without fair arrangements.
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Columbus
Ohio
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
William E. Henderson
College of Arts
Ohio State University
Muscle Shoals Project
1921 Ohio taxes rise sharply
C A Dyer, chairman of the Ohio Tax Association, reports 1921 average per person tax in Ohio at 38.20 dollars excluding special assessments and license charges. Rural real estate duplicates rise by 7.6 million. rural personal property down 65.6 million. Municipal real estate duplicates up 85.9 million. municipal personal property up 94.7 million. State tax duplicate net up 72.9 million. Subdivision taxes for 1921 exceed 1920 by 28.2 million.
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Ohio
C. A. Dyer
Ohio Tax Association
Carl Rush Announces Run For Clermont County Surveyor
In 1922 Carl Rush a Bethel civil engineer now with the State Highway Department under Mr. Justice announces his bid for county surveyor. The 1920 ballot setback for Republicans in Clermont County is seen as not repeating with Rush as a competent candidate and potential able official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Carl Rush
Bethel
State Highway Department
Mr. Justice
Reward posted after theft of five National Guards revolvers
A theft at the Bata armory room within three weeks led to five 48 calibre revolvers and ammunition disappearing. Locks were picked, and Major Rudolph offers a fifty dollar reward for the arrest and conviction. The government marks on the guns complicate disposal. Also noted are revival meetings at the M B H church led by Rev Bimith with Rev Buard sall assisting, drawing strong crowds and firm faith.
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Atore
Batavia
National
Rudolph
M. BH
Bimith
Buardsall
Batavia Children Stage Full House Town Hall Show
Batavia school children presented an entertainment Friday night at the town hall with music by the Batavia orchestra drawing a full house. The troupe spared no effort to ensure success and the receipts, satisfactory, will be shared among the rooms for their own use.
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Batavia
Exchanges Property Transfers And Local Notices From Williamsburg
Charles Seyler trades Spring street property for Charles Miller’s East Fork country home near Batavia. Real estate transfers list multiple plats, deeds, and quit claims involving Williamsburg, Batavia Tp., and surrounding townships with $1 and nominal sums. Nancy J. Menefee of Adams County, born 1866, died March 12 1922. funeral held in Williamsburg with interment there.
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Charles Seyler
Spring Street
Charles Miller
East Fork
Batavia
Mr. Miller
Nancy J. Menefee
Adams County
Ind
Edgar P. Menefee
Helena
Hazel
George W
Lee R
Margaret H
Decatur, Ind
J. F. Young
M. EB. Church
Williamsburg
Radio Phone Service Expands Across County
Radio phone service grows popular with several stations already operating in the county. Dealers report demand outstripping supply as the network promises home access to concerts from New York Chicago and Cincinnati along with speeches and telephone messages.
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New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Fish Fry at Mt. Carmel to Entertain and Recruit
Mt. Carmel Protective Association hosts a noon Fish Fry at Mt. Carmel Grange Hall on Saturday April 8 with entertainment by Cal Crim and Crim Detective Agency. Members may bring prospective members. Mt. Carmel Band provides music. come early.
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Mt. Carmel
County Commission Proceedings Reveal Road Repairs and Local Projects
Special session of county commissioners on the 20th approved road repairs and materials including pike work, culverts, stone, and concrete. Approvals covered fence construction, state aid for Amelia village paving, and a storage ice room by Paul Rapp amid rising summer demand.
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A.R. Alspach
W. W. Armstrong
Horace Bianum
Batavia B. P. A
Harry Britton
Jno. Barnum
Barrett Bros
Prank Brunk
W. O. Bishop
Schoening
Cin. Quarries Co
Curliss
Clermont Sun
Bud Craig
Bell Tel, Co
Citizens Garage
N. B. Dennison
Lowell Haworth
Stone
Walter Hogan
Wm. Judd
Anna Kennedy
W. P. Koerkle Jr
Kilbourne Jacobs & Co
Samuel Sprague
Wilson
Standard Old Co
Cee Reese
Jno, Smith
W. H. Stanage Co
Walter Smith
Asher White
Nicholsville
Monroe Township
Bethel
Williamsburg Pike
Moscow
Pt. Isabel ' Pike
Cedron Bridge
Batavia and
Stonelick
Batavia Township
Amelia
A. O. Miller
Motsinger & Johnson
Harriet Mofford
B. K. Moyer
BP Geo. Maxfield
Paul Rapp
Fakir case ends in Norwood, man ousted from city
Detective Steffen detained a beggar claiming war wounds at Norwood homes. The man confessed to keeping a repulsive sore alive with vaseline and powder to gain sympathy and funds. He admitted the ruse failed in cities but works in small towns before being ordered out. Batavia eyes a baseball season with town marshal oversight.
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Steffen
Norwood
Hart
Norwood Enterprise
Tobacco Sales End Season At Maysville Markets
The Maysville tobacco market closed with small sales at Liberty and Gray houses. Liberty sold 3,423,475 pounds this season with 3,285,325 pounds to farmers and 147,160 pounds resale, averaging $20.73 per hundred. Gray sold 689,065 pounds totaling $150,287.78 for an average of $21.81 per hundred.
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Maysville
Liberty
Gray Houses
Liberty Warehouse
Gray Warehouse
Police Justice Cornish Named In Terrace Park Prohibition Court
Attorney Samuel Cornish is named police justice for Terrace Park to try liquor law violators in Hamilton county. Five deputies under Marshal Gus Worz will operate independently of state and federal agents. Fines share half to informants. the court will draw from Milford Mayor Scott's court for cases.
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Samuel Cornish
Terrace Park
Hamilton County
Gus Worz
George 8. Hawke
Scott
Milford
Large Slip Stops Traffic On Bald Point Road
Traffic on the Bald Point highway was halted after a six rod stretch slipped, prompting all state forces to repair the roadway above the Armleder residence on two days last week. Divisional Engineer Justice noted a second threatening slip at the bend at the foot of the east hill. Local horses in southern Ohio show a new watery secretion and smoky scum as a disease spreads.
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Georgetown
Bald Point
Armleder
Bald
Justice
East Hill
West Hill
Ohio
Jersey Cattle Club Plans April Meeting in Batavia
The Clermont County Jersey Cattle Club schedules a meeting for April 1 at the Court House in Batavia with Walter Bee in charge. Ohio State University’s Guy Dowdy will speak on promoting Jersey cattle through Boys and Girls Clubs, as the county advances its farm program with 137 projects across 16 townships. Clyde F. Tom, County Agent.
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Jersey Cattle Club
Court House
Batavia
Clermont County
Walter Bee
Guy Dowdy
Ohio State University
Jersey County
Breed Association
B. & O. Railway
Ohio
Washington
Farm Bureau
Clyde F. Tom
Poultry Disease Strikes Clinton County Hens Die Rapidly
Poultry owners report a highly contagious disease in Clinton County causing hens to die within minutes after symptoms appear. Hens in apparent good health collapse at nests or roosts, prompting a local effort to protect flocks. Loveland plans a new baseball team with a meeting to organize the opening lineup.
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Clinton County
Loveland
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Mrs
8. M. Fulton
Catholic Church
Evelyn Evanshbine
Mt. Pisgah, O
Evelyn
Masonic Hall
H. F. Buerkle
L. C. Dietz
Recorder's Office
Lizzie Beebe
Maggie Beebe
Carrie Berry
Elizabeth Williams
Kirby H. Moyer
Stella Duchemin
Jackson
Joseph Bond
Mabel N. Richardson
Fred Campbell
Elmer E. Weavler
Wayne and
Goshen
John C. Pommert
Mary B. Hawkins
Ollie R. Snapp
Charles H. Mott
Pierce
Vance Vanosdol
Harry L. Hines
William Crosson
F. E
Lillian Southard
Leyi P. Jett
Alma M. Trisler
Brown and
Clermont
Lillie Washburn Et al
Mary McKinley
W. H. Finley Et al
Z. T. Frazler
F. W. White
Sebastian H.vic
Tate
C. W. McKee
Lucy B. McKee
Felicity
Nora Schwab
August Schwab
Monroe Tp
Herbert E. Cox
Dale O. South
Edenton
Mary Goleman
Henry Schlueter
Bernard Borgel Et al
Wilma Kegel
Pierce Tp
Etc. Co
Kennedy
D. E. Honaker
Geo. H. Siemering
Isaac N. Renn
Grant Stomper
Mary Conery
Miami
James H. Boyd
Bertha A. Boyd
Alice Gilmore
John Knablaugh
Amelia Athletic Baseball Club
Joseph Brock
Philip Fisch
Howard Simonton
Paul Coyle
Frank H. Halderfield
D. A. Dye
W. R. Smith
Claud Smith
Claude Coyle
Russell Robinson
P. Jacobs
R. Peterson
W. Rust
Bruce Nordike
E. P. Menefee
Zoah Needham Snell
Newtown
W. W. Bishop
Glen Rose
Earl Kincaid
Florida
Miller DuBrus & Peters Co
New York City
Commissioners Proceedings
News Democrat
Police Justice Cornish
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