Primary vote tallies show Brown leads in governor race
May 10 primary results from 41 of 52 precincts list Clarence J. Brown leading Ingalls for governor with 1688 votes to 58 for Ingalls and 485 for Cooper. Other GOP nominees shown include Hodge for recorder, Hutson for Republican nomination, and Hayden and Coyle for representative, Meinken and Auxier for sheriff.
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Brown
Ingalls
Cooper
United States
Fettman
Taber
Congress
Predmore
Sauer
Crawford
Daniels
General Assembly
Crabtree
Hayden
Eyler
Willis
Mosbacher
Local Election Ballot Totals by Candidate and Office
State Senator results show Rauscher 1115 and DeArmond 839 with Manning 393 McKeever 176 Coyle 1445 Hamilton 116. Assembly candidates Manning 393 McKeever 176 Coyle 1445 Hamilton 116. County Commissioner totals Ludlow 717 Weaver 870 O Neal 704 Roas 1164. Sheriff results Watson 688 Abbott 499 Auxier 828 Cutler 262. County Treasurer Wood 896 Fitzpatrick 1068. County Surveyor Miller 777 Holland 1098.
Notice to candidates on expense filing deadline
Filing of expense accounts is due by May 20. No certificates of nomination or election will be issued until expenses are filed. E. 8 Rush, clerk.
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Rush
Marines lieutenant McAfee visits home on furlough
Lieutenant Ralph McAfee of the United States Marines returns to the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Harry M McAfee in Batavia on furlough after serving in Nicaragua He will soon proceed to Charleston West Virginia to assume command of the Marine Barracks Hardware and kin dred lines advertised by J O Fuhr Williamsburg Ohio offered for sale or call for details
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Ralph McAfee
United States Marines
Harry M. McAfee
Batavia
Nicaragua
Mr. McAfee
Charleston
W. Va
Marine Barracks
Fuhr
Williamsburg
Batavia High Holds Baccalaureate Service In M E Church
The Batavia public school Baccalaureate was held at the M E church Sunday night with a large audience. Rev Cherrington led prayers and sermons while the High School Glee Club performed. The class roll includes John Andres Owen Billingsley Velma Billingsley Helen Curlis Dorothy Daugherty Lorena Glancy Ralph Houser Genevieve Huling Virgil Ies Helen Laffieur Helen Ludwick Maurice Lakemire John Lutes Robert Moore Dorothy Nash Nelson Patchell Helen Seyler Woodrow Wilson Sarah J Spencer Katherine Tansey Ann M Weiss Alene Winter.
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Cherrington
High School
Samuel F. Huecker
Huecker
John Andres Owen Billingsley
Velma Billingsley
Helen Curlis
Dorothy Daugherty
Lorena Glancy
Ralph Houser
Genevieve Huling
Virgi
Ies
Helen Laffieur
Helen Ludwick
Maurice Lakemire
John Lutes
Robert Moore
Dorothy Nash
Nelson Patchell
Helen Seyler
Woodrow Wilson
Sarah J. Spencer
Katherine Tansey
Ann M. Weiss
Alene Winter
Batavia High Class Play Tells Tale At Town Hall
Batavia High School presented its class play Friday night at the town hall drawing a large audience. The Batavia orchestra provided music as the cast featured David Arden Jobo Andres Mona Carlton Serena Carlton Lorena Glancy Travers Owen Billingsley Emily Temple Helen Curtis Agnes Melville Anna Weiss Mrs Rachel Carlton and many others under director F H Deter.
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Batavia High School
Town Hall
Batavia Orchestra
David Arden
Jobo Andres
Mona Carlton
Jane Spencer Serena Carlton
Lorena Glancy Travers
Owen Billingsley
Emily Temple
Helen Curtis
Agnes Melville
Anna Weiss
Rachel Carlton
May Federate Movement Aims For Russellville Churches
A Russellville drive to federate four local congregations moves forward after a first meeting between Christian and Presbyterian members. A second gathering is set for May 11 with M E and Disciples representatives joining. The plan seeks unity and stronger communal Christian work through federation.
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Russellville
Christian Congregation
Presbyterian Congregation
M. E
Disciples
Richland County Fair Sets 26 Cent Admission
Ohio law requires county and independent agricultural societies to mail premium lists to the State Department of Agriculture. Richland County Agricultural Society, via Secretary W. H. Shryock, sent its premium list to Director I. B. Guthery. The exposition will be at Mansfield from August 26 to 28, with admission set at 26 cents.
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Ohio
State Department of Agriculture
Guthery
W. H. Shryock
Richland County Agricultural Society
Bank Robbers Strike Blanchester Again
Thieves robbed First National Bank of Blanchester on Thursday, the second such hit in a month, taking $15,000. Nine patrons and two officials were held up, with one robber forcing officials into the vault and another restraining depositors. The robbers fled in an auto toward Cincinnati. no injuries reported and news reached Station X in Cincinnati with little local awareness.
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First National Bank
Blanchester
Cincinnati
Station X
Watch Out For Cut Worms Across the County
County Agent Wilson warns of high cut worm danger this year. He recommends poisoned bran mash to control the pest using bran one quart Paris Green one level tablespoon ground orange 1¢ cup syrup two tablespoons water one pint. mix dry then add liquid and scatter over ground in evening before tomato transplanting. avoid contact with plants.
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Wilson
Acre
Red Cross Distributes Flour and Seed Across County
Red Cross committees distribute about 400 sacks of flour to county sections with instruction to meet family needs. 160 garden seed packages reach families unable to buy seed, enough for two acres, to plant and can surplus for next winter. Secretary assists families, arranges hospital care, diets, medicines, and aid for ill breadwinners, while seeking work for able bodied relatives.
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Red Cross
County of Trustees
Death of Batavia's Elder Joseph Staton 87
Joseph Staton 87 long ill died last Wednesday in Batavia. Raised at Pt. Pleasant he lived here many years. He is survived by a widow. Funeral Friday by the Norfolk Masonic Lodge with burial in Citizens cemetery.
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Joseph Staton
Batavia
Pt. Pleasant
Norfolk Masonic Lodge
Citizens Cemetery
Fine Improvement on Batavia Streets and Church Safety
Pringle Construction Co has resurfaced Sixth Street in Batavia from Main to Wood and placed a tile in the Main crossing. The work improves safety for Catholics traveling Main to Sixth and Fifth Street. Gas tax and auto tag funds financed the project. The Young People's Congress will meet at Christian Chapel Mt Holly Sunday May 15 at 8 PM with speaker Miss Lucy Eldridge of Dayton. Everyone is welcome.
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Pringle Construction Co
Sixth Street
Batavia
Main
Fifth
Young People's Congress
Christian Chapel
Mt. Holly
Lucy Eldridge
Dayton
Senior Dance At Batavia Armory Friday May 18
Batavia High School seniors host a dance at the Batavia Armory Friday evening May 18. Music by Lorne Berne and her Buckeye Melody Boys. Admission one dollar per couple. spectators 26 cents.
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Batavia High School
Batavia Armory
Lorne Berne
Buckeye Melody Boys
Memorial Day Plans For Denver Parade May 30 1932
Denver organizers finalize Memorial Day events with Grand Army of the Republic and United Veterans Council directing a May 30 parade led by E. H. McNutt. The line of march runs from 17th and Broadway to Lammerst to 15th, with Army, National Guard, and veterans groups. A Memorial Day service airs May 22 at Central Presbyterian Church with extended veteran populations in two posts and notes on post 14. BE. H McNutt.
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Denver
Colorado
Grand Army of the Republic
United Veterans Council
E. H. McNutt
Clermonter
17Th
Broadway
Lammerst
15Th
U.S. Regular Army
National Guard
Army Reserves
Veterans Corps
Central Presbyterian Church
Department of Colorado and
Wyoming
Greeley
Co.b
O. V
Camp Dennis
BE. H McNutt
Tulip displays brighten Batavia homes this tulip day
Beautiful tulips from Holland and other regions adorn Batavia and nearby towns. Homes showcase rare specimens and close-cut lawns. The fleeting blooms last about ten days, but last Sunday’s tulip day drew many parejas of color and charm.
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Holland
Batavia
Farm Bureau Dues Cheaper Than Other Groups
The May issue of the Ohio Farm Bureau News compares dues across similar organizations. Clermont County Farm Bureau charges 9 dollars annually with no initiation fee, while peers range from 12 to 50 dollars plus 200 to 100 dollars initial payments.
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Ohio Farm Bureau News
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Clermont County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Ohio
Chambers of Commerce
Clermont Farm Bureau
Maryland Farm Bureau
United States
Batavia High School Announces Graduation and Summer Programs
Batavia High School schedules graduation for Friday May 13 at 8 PM in the town hall. Salutatory by Miss Sarah Jane Spencer and valedictory by Miss Dorothy Daugherty. Commencement address by Joseph W. Fichter. Senior dance to follow at the Batavia armory. A five week summer school starts June 14 with regular credit toward graduation. Registration May 12 and 13. write or report to Supt. Moore.
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Town Hall
Batavia High School
Sarah Jane Spencer
Dorothy Daugherty
Joseph W. Fichter
Batavia
Supt. Moore
Federal Seed Loans Extended Announcement
Government Crop Production Loan Applications will be accepted at the Seed Loan Office until May 14. Applications available at Merchants & Farmers Bank in Owensville Kirst National Bank or from Edwin C. Ely County Agricultural Agent in Batavia. H. N. Wilson, County Agr.
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Clermont County
Merchants & Farmers’ Bank
Owensville
Kirst National Bank
Bethe
Edwin C. Ely
Batavia
H. N. Wilson
Bell Telephone worker services phones for election day
Walter Curry of the Bell Telephone Co. ensured all phones to be used for election purposes on Tuesday were in excellent condition. Mary thanks the Bell patrons for this reliable service.
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Walter Curry
Bell Telephone Co
Bell
Mary
Park caretaker reports good state of U S Grant Park Pt Pleasant
Howard Hancock, caretaker of the U S Grant park at Pt Pleasant, said in Batavia that the park looks fine and attracts visitors from across the United States. He praised the site as a county attraction and credited himself and his wife for its appeal. John Kramer of Batavia was elected to Miami University's Blue Eye service honorary fraternity for his junior and senior years.
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Howard Hancock
U. S. Grant Park
Pt. Pleasant
Batavia
United States
John Kramer
Blue Eye
Miami University
Attempted suicide in county jail involves assault suspect
Robert Long of Cincinnati, held on an assault with intent to rape charge, tried to hang himself with a sheet in the county jail. He was saved, placed under guard, and a medical insanity observation labeled him sane. The case originated on the A. and P. Highway with Long trusted to supervise a victim while repairs were made. Margaret Dominy operates a Batavia home school five days weekly, offering work help for a 60 cent weekly fee. Batavia 178.
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Robert Long
Cincinnati
Robert
Roberts
Long
Chas, White
Ely
Dre. Ashburn
van Horn
Rapp
Margaret Dominy
Batavia
Beware of Extravagant Fertilizer Claims
The National Fertilizer Association warns Clermont Farm Bureau to publicize risks of inflated fertilizer claims. Unscrupulous promoters tout so called soil vitamins and rare elements, often mainly limestone or peat sold far above value. Check labels for nitrogen, phosphoric acid and potash, consult county agents, state colleges, or fertilizer inspectors to protect farmers.
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National Fertilizer Association
Clermont Farm Bureau
Clover Progressive Club Holds April Meeting at Mrs Haworth’s
The Clover Progressive Club met April 20 at Mrs. Gladys Haworth’s home with Mrs. Marie Busch as co hostess. President Mrs. Bogart led a devotional and prayers, then members shared readings and poems, fanning out into contests won by Mrs. Violet McKibben, Mrs. Edna Lewis, and Mrs. Bogart. A chicken salad luncheon followed. Next gathering set for May 17 with Mrs. Lizzie Innis and co hostesses.
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Clover Progressive Club
Gladys Haworth
Marie Busch
Bogart
Addie Walker
Hiram _Hayseed
Edna Lewis
Violet McKibben
Lizzie Innis
Blanche Franks
Ambrose and wife celebrate golden anniversary in Ohio
Mr and Mrs Ambrose Alspach marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a Sunday celebration at their home in Miamisville Ohio. About one hundred fifty friends and relatives joined in offering congratulations. The remark notes many couples as equally celebrated in Clermont county.
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Ambrose Alspach
Miamisville
Clermont County
W R C Organizes Women’s Relief Corp in New Richmond
W R C unit named for Agnes B Adams held a recent installation in New Richmond with Commander Agnie Bye Adams presiding. Participants included Elizabeth Kerstin Northside district organizer Flora Henegan department g or aid Amelia Penddébrgag chair of the department executive board and Cincinnati visitors Ida Budd Osgood Clara Bennett Pohlman Hack Stout Maibus. Prof Fheckenger Batavia schools and his wife and baby visited Elklick with Jor Bauman and family.
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Woman's Relief Corp
Agnes B. Adams
New Richmond
Agnie Bye Adams
Elizabeth Kerstin
Northside
Flora Henegan
Gor Aid
Amelia Penddébrgag
Department Execulive
Cincinnati
Ida Budd
Osgood
Clara Bennett
Pohlman
Hack
Stout
Maibus
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Clarence J. Brown
Ingall
Hodge
Recorder
Imo Hutson
Hayden and Coyle
Meinken
King
Gallagher
Gregor
M. E. Church
the King
Nias Congregation
Fair Officials
Farm Bureau News
Batavia Schools
W.R. C. Organized
Prof
Fheckenger
Jor, Bauman
Elklick
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