Clermont Hamilton Dairy Herd Improvement Association formed
Dairymen from Clermont and Hamilton County organized the Clermont Hamilton Dairy Herd Improvement Association at the Batavia court house. Richard Schultz of Knox County hired as state tester to visit each member monthly, weigh milk, assess butterfat, and weigh feed, to measure profitability per farm. A five member board led by Arthur Frichs as president was elected, with officers and Clermont County members listed. more dairymen may join upon request to the county agent.
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Clermont
Hamilton County
Court House
Batavia
Clermont - Hamilton
Roy Battles
Richard Schultz
Knox County
Schultz
Association
L. A. Kellum
Bethel
Byron Knollman
Jesse Jordan
Arthur Frichs
A. E. Stevens
Goshen Township
Clermont County
Chas
J. A. Simmons
Laurel
B. Drake
Brazier
Jesse L. Jordan
Goshen
Smyth Davis Dairy
Glen Este
James F. Robinson
Locust Corner
J. H. Proffitt
Amelia
Harold Conner
Arthur Ruffner
Williamsburg
Shultz
Big Idea Aims to Dispatch Millions to Public Works
Washington reports a strong left wing group proposing a vast public works plan. The program would create millions of jobs by sweeping dust from roadsides and directing floodwaters upstream, moving workers from crowded cities to the projects.
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Washington
Attorney Catches Six Foot Sailfish in Florida Trip
Harry Britton of Britton and Britton Batavia returned from a 30 day stay in Melbourne Florida with a six foot sailfish. Earl Donald and wife Felicity joined the trip and returned with them.
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Harry Britton
Britton & Britton
Batavia
Melbourne
Florida
Earl Donald
Felicity
Harry Briton
Emergency regulation ends flooding living area in Clermont County
Clermont County Board of Health issues an emergency regulation to remove flooded areas from living use. Health Commissioner Dr J A Carter cites necessary action effective March 81 1987. Board and health office personnel praise community cooperation and urge requests for sanitary inspections of flooded homes or water supplies.
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Clermont County Board of Health
J. A. Carter
Clermont County Health Commissioner
Clermont County Health Board
Health Office
Carter
Health Department
Roosevelt creates Sesquicentennial Commission for Constitution anniversary
The President named a committee dubbed The United States Sesquicentennial Commission, authorized by Congress to draft plans for the 150th anniversary of the Constitution. The piece cautions to preserve the Supreme Court and notes expectations of little change in 1937 corn oats acreage, with slight reductions in hay and potato areas.
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Roosevelt
United States Sesquicentennial Commission
Act of Congress
United States
Supreme Court
Tax Muddle Defeat Signals House Showdown
Columbus reports the overwhelming defeat of Zablotny tax measure in the house may shape Ohio’s fiscal crisis. Observers see the vote as a legislative veto of Governor Davey’s plan to extend taxes, after weeks of lobbying and coalitions, signaling a decisive turn in state housekeeping.
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House of Representatives
Davey
Clermont County Road Estimates Approved in 1937 Meeting
The Clermont County Commissioners met in adjourned session at Batavia on March 22 1937 with J M Hutchinson Ezra Seyler and Frank Illis present. Bills were examined and approved for the General Fund including Keen Coal Supply J I Holcomb Mfg Co Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co Kennedy Funeral Home and other items.
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County
Ohio
Batavia
Moniday
J. M.hutchinson
Ezra Seyler
Frank Illis
General Fund
Keen Coal & Supply Co
S. L. Larkin
J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co
George
Val Yeager
Batavia Oil Co
C. S. Slate
Ayer Hardware Co
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Kennedy Funeral Home
Anna E. Frank
R. F. Homan
Washington Snapshots on Corporation Surplus Tax Debate
James Preston sketches a Washington dispute over the corporation surplus tax a key tax experiment. The fight centers on penalties for income not distributed as dividends and for income used to expand plants amid job creation pressures. The closed-door clash reveals fiscal and policy tensions shaping corporate taxation.
Obituaries and civic notes from Batavia area listings
An obituary notes the passing of a local resident with funeral details at Moore funeral home on a Wednesday at 2 pm. The page also reports on administrative changes at the Owensville fair with Dr Allen B. Rapp succeeding John B. Rapp as secretary, a planned three night fair, and a secured radio display. A get together and banquet for Ohio Wesleyan University alumni in Batavia is announced for April 8 at Kramer’s restaurant, with hopes to form a Clermont County OWU club. Williamsburg Grange held a meeting with a musical program. county board actions include transfers from budget to hydro- phobia treatment and road project approvals across multiple townships. The notice notes proposals to advertise county jobs and sell at auction on April 5.
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John B. Rapp
Owensville Fair
Allen B. Rapp
Wven
Ohio Wesleyan University
Kramer’s
Batavia
Clermont County
Burlington E. Cartmell
Board of
Claud E. O.neal
Eccles Urges Prompt Balancing of Federal Budget
Chairman Marriner S. Eccles of the Federal Reserve Board urges a quick balancing of the federal budget. He warns that wage hikes and reduced production spark inflation, while consumer hardship and future strikes loom if policy ignores real costs. He says higher wages without production gains harm workers and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Ohio to Launch Statewide Fight Against Illegal Gambling
L C Trent of Loveland announces plans to form a nonprofit to combat graft in gambling and illegal devices across Ohio. Two bills expected in the legislature to legalize gambling and strengthen enforcement, with public input shaping content. Supporter James W Walker calls for citizen backing to end the present deplorable situation. Rise notes Ohio aim to act within a week to ten days.
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Ohio
L. C. Trent
Loveland
Clermont County
Trent
Columbus Citizen
Columbus
James W. Walker
Rise
Aes
PTA Kitchen Shower Offers Helpful Fundraiser
P T A promotes a kitchen shower to aid the organization with needed items for a well regulated kitchen. Attendees urged to bring articles at Thursday April 8 meeting or contribute. Health chairman coordinates with OHD for a summer roundup and free child examinations to be announced later. Furniture polish sold at 50 cents by PTA through Mrs F Morrison and calls to 463 or 285.
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PTA
James Patchell
OHD
F. Morrison
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Two-County Dairymen Association
Attorney
Courier Comment
the Commissioners of
James Preston
Irs
She Fohildren
Betty
Amy
Sixth Street
Batavia Grange
Moore Funeral Home
Grange News
Hennings Mills
Bolender-McKendree Chapel
Twelve Mile
Monroe
Edenton-Lerado
Jackson
Wayne
Spring Grove
Tate
John
Tammy Gacreliig
Bethel Hygiene
Starling
Edenton
Pleasant Plain
Woodville Pike
Marathon-Lorado
Goshen-Belfast
Stonelick
Taylor Pike
Seyler
Willis
Eccles
Marriner Eccles
Ilegal Gaming
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