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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1932
Page
1
A civic appeal urges Clermont voters to cast ballots next Tuesday for Herbert Hoover for president. The piece warns against partisan distortion and urges sober judgment, duty, and a vote for the experienced Republican candidate.
W. RB Kernohan of Cincinnati has been elected president and general manager of Glen Alum Fuel Company and Pocahontas Coal Sales Company, succeeding the late William P. Slaughter. C. H. Chaplin becomes sales manager. Kernohan resides in Perintown.
Miles R. Deal Republican candidate for Surveyor is praised as a square shooter and highly popular among supporters. The idle campaign notes emphasize his fairness to all, his restraint on promises of low costs, and his belief in economy while acknowledging road work can require county funds.
Voters are urged to re elect J. S. Curlis to the coroner post praising prompt accurate decisions that save taxpayer money and guarantee good government. The notice emphasizes Curlis has never failed to render the right decision and advocates voting Republican.
Ora Stockton a Republican candidate for Treasurer says his urgent county office duties require him to shorten his county-wide campaign. He urges voters to value public duty over full campaigning and asserts his commitment merits election.
County officials vote in favor of a road program supported by the Farm Bureau Grange, signaling broad approval of the proposed improvements.
Lucian H. Dawson, a prominent young New Richmond attorney and former village mayor, campaigns for Clermont County Prosecuting Attorney. A life long resident, he cites tax and budget experience, economy and efficiency pledges, and roles as attorney for New Richmond and The Clermont Building Loan and Saving Co.
R D Gallagher seeks a second term as Clermont County Clerk of Courts on a platform of lower county government costs and taxes. He presents himself as industrious and conscientious, promising up to date work without extra deputy hires and a strong work ethic for public service.
A county newspaper editorial criticizes Democratic candidates for pledging to lower real estate values in Clermont County, arguing no plan exists without reducing government expenses. It accuses several candidates of campaign duties paid by the county and questions sincerity, urging voters to trust Republican opponents.
A Republican meeting is set for Thursday evening at the Milford boxing arena with speaker Mrs. Lena P. Kearns district committeewoman and J. Lowry Miller candidate for State Senate. Bishop W J Walls of the M E church colored will speak at First Baptist Fatavia Friday evening November 4 with lunch served.
A Batavia Armory meeting of Young Republicans urged more active involvement in choosing public officials. J M Patchell cited that over twenty eight million U S voters are under 86 and urged youth to engage in politics. Paul Cresswell and A S Marshall of Cincinnati spoke for Hoover’s reelection. Mrs Chas Miller hosted a Sunday chicken dinner at Spring Street with her siblings. a pleasant day was noted.
Ezra Seyler Republican candidate for commissioner earns respect for honesty efficiency and economy. He has served one term in the office and proven that county funds are well spent on roads and other needs, with voters urged to consider his courage and public service record.
State Central Committeewoman Mrs Leana Kearns has visited all counties in Ohio's Sixth District, speaking daily through November 8. She reports strong voter mood shift toward President Hoover and the Republican Ticket and predicts a sweeping victory.
John Hayden, a Clermont County native, served one term as State Representative from 1929 to 1980 and seeks a second term. Backers praise his record, accomplishments, and untiring efforts for residents, saying his ability and experience are unquestioned by locals.
Reports from Cler mont County indicate Imo Hutson the only woman candidate on either major party ticket is receiving broad voter backing. Nonpartisan observers predict she will win on November 8 and prove efficient and capable as County Recorder. Look for Hutson on the Republican ballot.
The Young Republican headquarters issue a notice announcing a stalled phone at number 62 Belicitus Natty Altman.
The paper predicts Arthur Meinken will be elected sheriff next Tuesday by a large majority. It praises his experience, honesty, cool temper, and four years as deputy sheriff, calling him the outstanding candidate for the position.
Mack Sauer, Republican candidate for Congress in the sixth district, presents himself as a tireless worker with humble origins and a long navy service during World War II. Supporters cite his inherited wealth as a contrast to his self-made ethic and view him as the best congressional material since Charles Kearns.
A political call to vote on election day November 8 urges citizens to choose between hope and doubt. It profiles Herbert Hoover, noting his Iowa birth, poverty, and leadership qualities as reasons to support him and cast ballots for confidence and national progress.
Mr and Mrs Charles B Dudley invite Batavians to their Golden Wedding Anniversary on Wednesday November ninth 1932 from two to nine o'clock in Afton Ohio Mrs Jr D Wood representative Dist 72 of Rebekah lodge visited Williamsburg Byoksot nan RY noe and all.
A county election feature argues Mr Holland would cut operating costs and handle work without extra staff. The author cites Holland’s deputy earning 166 dollars monthly and contrasts it with current staffing to question feasibility. The piece warns taxpayers face risk from potential poor road work and waste, not small expense savings, and urges accountability. The second notice promotes the Annual Community Play Contest at Laurel Community Church on November 5, with 10 cent admissions benefiting a Farmers' Institute event.
Joel Hoover Love born February 23 1846 in Brown County Ohio died October 19 1932 at age 86 years 7 months 16 days. He lived in Brown County and Clermont County moved to the Hoover home in Clermont and joined Mt. Pleasant Christian Church under Rev S S Newhouse. Survived by sister Mrs Margaret Judd Batavia brother William and several nieces and nephews. He cared for his motherless nephew Herbert and was affectionately known as Uncle Joel.
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