Clermont County Sunday School Convention a Success
The fifty sixth annual Clermont County Sunday-school Association convention in Batavia highlighted religious education at home church and community. Speakers included Dr. E Leigh Mudge Rev W G Loucks Rev J M Small Rev Jas Thomas and L B Edgar with divisional conferences and reports from children young peoples and adults. Officers were named and plans announced for future events including a Geneva Wisconsin training school and a July 4 county picnic.
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Clermont County Sunday-school Association
Batavia
E. Leigh Mudge
S. 8. Journal
W. G. Loucks
Cleveland
J. M. Small
Wilmington
Ohio
Jas. Thomas
Denver
Colorado
L. B. Edgar
Columus
Presbyterian Church
Edna Hite
Young Peoples
U. B Church
Alice Anstaett
Edgar
Methodist Church
McCulloch
Koehler
Hite
Geneva
Wisconsin
Owensville Fair Grounds
Kansas
Loucks
Thomas
Anderson
Loveland
Estella Anstaett
Chas. G. White
Felicity
Young Peoples’ Department
Wm. R. Ireton
Williamsburg
M. E. Guild
Walker
Childrens’ Division
Canton
Kansas City
Odd Fellows Visit Strengthens Mt Carmel Lodge Bonds
The Batavia Odd Fellows visited Mt. Carmel lodge Saturday night to confer the first degree on 12 candidates, followed by lunch. The Mt. Carmel lodge is noted as one of the strongest financially in the county.
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Batavia
Odd Fellows
Mt. Carmel Lodge
County
Returns Fall Short in Tax Audits Across Districts
Auditors report spring personal property returns in Highland and Clermont counties fall well below last year. Taxable visible property bears the burden while non taxable holds back revenue. Proposals include taxing stock at face value and taxing loan associations to fund public expenses.
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Highland County
Clermont County
Loan Association
Adams County Serpent Mound Park Report
The Serpent Mound Park committee reports the park in excellent condition under custodian Guy Wallace. In the year 12,600 visitors registered with an estimated 1,000 unregistered, aided by the Serpent Effigy at the enclosure entrance. Improvements include concrete balls on entrance columns and indestructible signs bearing Serpent Mound Park, inviting full day visits.
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Serpent Mound Park
Guy Wallace
Treasury Savings Certificates Boosted At Williamsport Post Office
Postmistress Beacham announced that April sales of Treasury Savings Certificates at the Williamsburg post office reached $871?25. She urged safety of principal over high returns, noting certificates offer up to $4000 investments with 43.96 percent annualized interest compounded semi annually and redeemability. Certificates come in $1000 $100 and $25 denominations and are available locally.
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Beacham
Treasury Savings
Williamsburg
Clermont Health League to Hold Annual Meeting in Batavia
The Clermont County Public Health League invites all interested in child health to its annual meeting at Town Hall Batavia on Saturday May 13 at 2 30 PM.
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Clermont County Public Health League
Batavia
Death of Husband in Batavia Sparks Local Notice
Ward reached Batavia last Saturday for the death of Mr. McCaskill husband of Mrs. Della Temple McCaskill of Minnesota. He was a public school teacher and had been ill only briefly.
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Ward
Batavia
McCaskill
Della Temple McCaskill
Minnesota
Batavia Class of Home Economies Displays Work
At a community meeting last Thursday night the Batavia public schools 14 member Home Economies class showcased sewing and cooking projects. The display impressed attendees with neat dresses hats and well prepared dishes and praise was given to Miss McCall for her training efforts.
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Batavia
Miss McCall
Tractor crushes farmer at Shaw farm in Ohio
Henry Moore a 34 year old farmer formerly of Maysville Kentucky was crushed to death Saturday at Ellnor Elenor Ohio five miles east of Milford while repairing a tractor at Shaw farm. His wife found him after several hours and Coroner A C Christopher was notified. Funeral services were held Tuesday. He leaves a widow and one child.
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Henry Moore
Maysville
Shaw
Elenor
Ohio
Milford
A. C. Christopher
Moore
Inspections Set by Owensville OES and Hamer Lodge
Owensville Chapter No 370 OES will be inspected by Sister Anna McCormick on Saturday May 13 with three candidates to receive degrees and lunch served. Hamer Lodge No 228 will be inspected by District Lecturer C N Kress on May 20 with Master Mason degree and use of the new temple. May 17 is a special communication for Master Mason work.
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Owensville
Anna McCormick
22Nd District
Ripley
Hamer Lodge No
C. N. Kress
Sardinia
Batavia Chapter hosts visiting Masons for Royal Arch work
Batavia Chapter 112 of the R A M welcomed many visiting brothers from city lodges last Saturday. Past High Priests of Cincinnati performed the Royal Arch degree using their regalia and slides. Fifteen chapters represented with 44 visiting companions from three states. A banquet followed with 115 companions seated. Batavia Lodge F and A M plans two degree conferrals this Saturday evening.
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Batavia
Cincinnati
Clermont County
Joint Batavia Township and Council Form Cemetery Budget
The Batavia township trustees and Batavia council met in a joint session last Saturday to draft a cemetery budget for the county auditor. A quorum from both bodies elected Henry Rau Kyle Moyer and Chas Slade as cemetery trustees. Funds for upkeep are low and lot owners should face annual assessments rather than relying on taxpayers.
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Batavia Township
Batavia Council
Henry Rau
Kyle Moyer
Chas. Slade
Budget Filing Now Underway For Tax Districts
The budget for taxing districts is being prepared with filing deadlines approaching. Officials warn budgets are often trimmed by the commission, indicating more money may be needed than available. Citizens are urged to plan carefully to prevent fiscal shortfalls.
Batavia Odd Fellows Plan Big Night for Mt Carmel Work
Batavia Odd Fellows announce a full attendance next Friday to advance second degree work for the Mt Carmel lodge where 12 new members are en route. Visiting brothers expected and a lodge orchestra may soon assist. Budget notes show Highland county may lose one million from the tax duplicate this year, reducing taxes by about $19,000 and raising district expenses by $560.
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Mt. Carmel
Highland County
Remembering Frank Hulick Batavia Rail Worker and Citizen
Funeral notes honor Frank H Hulick of Batavia Ohio born September 2 1865 died April 24 1922 age 56 ain and longtime Batavia Cincinnati area railroad clerk and station master Mammoth tribute from friend P F Jamison highlights his 21 years at Batavia station service as a faithful efficient and skilled railroad man He loved home music and community life and leaves a widow Genevieve White and their infant son who died in 1911.
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Rank H. Hulick
Batavia
Ohio
Frank Harrison Hulick
Geo.w
Josephine H. Hulick
Asalah Frank
America
Village Bank
Marcellus Hulick
Frank
Batavia High School
Hanover College
Indiana
Wesleyan College
Delaware
Cincinnati
Mineral Springs
Portsmouth
Frank Hulick
Bata_Via
River City
Genevieve White
Gallipolis
Hulick
P. F. Jamiimson
Funds Juggled and Sailings Mentioned in Ohio Examinations
State examiner Irvin Young reports Clermont county fund juggling where inactive funds were kept at low rates, with banks paying the county up to 2500 dollars. A $2559.47 shortage against Treasurer McKeever was settled, and a further 721.58 shortage found after his visit was paid. Earl Kincaid of Mt. Carmel sails May 27 from New York on the Red Star liner Fairland to Antwerp for a summer with Miller DuBrus Peters Mfg Co, traveling through Spain, Holland, Belgium, France and England.
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Columbus
Ohio
Irvin Young
State Bureau of Accounting
Clermont County
Young
William E. McKeever
Mr. Young
Batavia
Earl
J. W. Kincaid
Mt. Carmel
New York
Fairland
Antwerp
Belgium
Miller DuBrus & Peters Mfg. Co
Spain
Holland
France
England
Hagenbeck Wallace Circus to Perform in Cumminsville and Norwood
The Hagenbeck Wallace Circuses will pitch tents in Cumminsville on May 15 and Norwood on May 16 with two shows in each city. A downtown ticket office will sell tickets at the usual prices. The season features expanded menagerie and European stars, with a one mile street parade Monday morning and doors opening one hour before each performance for early viewings.
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Hagenbeck- Wallace
Cumminsville
Norwood
Europe
Not One Candidate Files for Clermont County Primary
No candidate has filed petitions in Clermont County for the August primary as of midnight June 9. In other counties the list grows and many hopefuls express intent. The outlook remains uncertain with references to death and debts as the only certainties.
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Clermont County
Batavia School Pageant Draws Town Hall Crowd
Crowded town hall last Friday night watched Batavia school children perform a pageant. The Junior Band offered selections well delivered under leaders Hugo and Donald Lytle Ansteadt. Two talks followed by able speakers capped an entertaining evening with factual content from start to finish.
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Batavia
Hugo
Donald Lytle Ansteadt
Coney Island Co. to compensate Manchester band after accident
The Coney Island Company will make good all damages to the Manchester band due to the Island Queens accident. Compensation covers loss of instruments and doctor bills.
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Coney Island Company
Manchester
Queens
Apple Blotch Plague and Clover Weevil Warn Farmers
Farmers urged to spray apple trees with copper sulphate and lime to control blotch and protect harvests. Report clover wilt and clover root rot in Clermont county while clover-leaf weevil and stem weevil threaten pastures. County Agent Clyde F. Tom announces free Farmers' Bulletins from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and how to obtain them.
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Parker
Ohio State University
Clermont County
Batavia
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Clyde F. Tom
Laurel Dream Unit Expands Cooperation Among Farmers
M. H. McNeill reports the Laurel Dream Unit has grown to over 100 members with 460 cows and more farmers requesting to join. He applauds Uncle Sam programs that spur local cooperation and urges continued booster efforts.
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Laurel Dream Unit
Sam
M. H. McNeill
Pres
Potatoes in Bloom Delight Manchester Farmer
John Young of Manchester Ohio reports a unique potato crop in bloom after planting saved store stock from last spring. Four weeks since planting, the potatoes now bloom and the farmer seeks a fitting name for his exceptional early maturing variety.
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Manchester
Ohio
John Young
News Democrat
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Adams County
Health Board
Batavia Lodge F. & A. m
Crowded House
Farm Bureau News
Taniao
A. O, Nash
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