Davey Wins Ohio Maintains Democratic Lead In State Races
Early returns show Martin I. Davey poised to win Ohio governor race over Clarence J. Brown with about half the precincts reporting. Vic Donahey leads U S Senate race while Bricker and Day seem likely to win re election for GOP. Braden Myers outcome tight for secretary of state and incumbents Truax Young lead two congressman at large races. Bevis trails Williams in state judiciary, Day Zimmerman ahead for long term seats, Garver Hart lead for short term on Supreme Court.
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Ohio
Martin I. Davey
Clarence J. Brown
Simeon D. Fessi
U. S. Senate
Vic Donahey
Davey
John W. Bricker
Harry S. Day
George Myers
George Braden
Myres
Truax
Young
Mosier
Herbert
Howard L. Bevis
Roy H. Williams
Arthur H. Day
Charles B. Zimmerman
Supreme Court
Garver and
Hart
How They Ran in Clermont County Governorship and Court Races
Unofficial tabulations show Governor Brown 7995 over Davey 6320 in Clermont County. Other statewide results include Lieutenant Governor Herbert 7099 over Masier 6881 and Secretary of State Braden 6761 over Myers 6586. Supreme Court Day 4603 over Geiger 4018 and McBride 3428. 2 year term Bev is 8768 over Williams 4185. short term Garver 8660 over Hart 4236 and Liggett 3694. Court of Appeals Hamilton 6594 over Avery 2528. Major congressional results list Truax 6612 and Young 6527 with Bender 6485 and Marshall 6318.
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Clermont County
Brown
Davey
Herbert
Masier
Braden
Myers
Day
Ferguson
Bricker
Duffy
U. S
Donahey
Ress
Truax
Young
Bender
Marshall
Supreme Court
Geiger
McBride
Zimmerman
Bevis
Williams
Garver
Hart
Liggett
Winegardner
Court of Appeals
Hamilton
Avery
Ohio hunting season opens for various game with dates
The notice lists start and end dates for hunting different species in Ohio. Rabbits and foxes run until January 1, raccoon until January 15, opossum and skunk until February 1. Hungarian partridge and ring-necked pheasants end November 25. Rabbits, foxes end January 1. ducks kill until December 8 on Thurs Fri Sat. woodcock runs to Navy 14th. Licenses available at 1026 stores and clerk offices statewide.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Navy
Division of Conservation
Post-Election Split: 88 Republican and 14 Democratic Presiding Judges
The recent election results leave the judiciary division with 88 Republican presiding judges and 14 Democratic presiding judges. The shift signals a strong GOP majority in administrative court roles and a narrower Democratic presence.
Absent and Disabled Voters Furnish Ballots for Election
Absent and disabled voters were accommodated at the November election up to Sunday night, totaling about 300 ballots. Mail ballots cost 24 cents for postage and registration, while in-office voting costs nothing. Disabled ballots were issued 16 days before the election and absent voter ballots 30 days prior. some ballots arrived by air mail.
Annual Clermont Farm Bureau Meeting Set at Batavia
The Clermont County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting next Wednesday November 14 at the United Brethren Church Batavia starting at 10 oclock. Ed Bath famed for Farmers Rights and Air Reviews will be principal speaker drawing a large turnout. President E L Carter invites all who support the organization to attend. Committees for programs arrangements resolutions nominating and luncheon are named with members from Clermont County and the State Farm Bureau.
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Clermont Farm Bureau
United Brethren Church
Batavia
Ed Bath
WLW
Cincinnati
WAIU
Columbus
Bath
Clermont County
E. L. Carter
Bill Winemiller
Organization Department
State Farm Bureau
Ohio
Winemiller
Roy Maddox
Eugene Feierag
Harry Norte
Eden Myers
J. F. Robinson
Ray Stoddard
R. R. Caldwell
E. B. Baugh
W. E. Christie
Wm. Harvey
Everett Haines
County 4-H Clubs Set Annual Achievement Programs
Four to six county 4-H clubs plan achievement programs over the next ten days per Extension Agent E B Baugh. Events run Thursday November 8 at Locust Corner with Kathryn Townsley and Louis Waggal. Friday November 9 at Perin town with three leaders. Wednesday November 14 at Edenton led by Michie Pierce. Friday November 16 at Olive Branch led by E C Roessler. Saturday November 17 at Williamsburg led by Mary Wurtz and Mr and Mrs Chas Murphy.
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E. B. Baugh
Locust Corner
Kathryn Townsley
Louis Waggal
Perintown
W. P. Hondell
E. L. Carter
Anna Hopper
Edenton
Michie Pierce
Olive Branch
E. C. Roessler
Republicans Elect Three Democrats Six In County
Unofficial count shows Clarence J Brown carried Clermont County by 1600 votes but GOP gains were small. Ezra Seyler led the ticket with 7143 votes, Hayden 676, Blythe Jones ahead of Jeff Davis by 12, and Fomorin narrowly ahead of Anstaett. Democrats maintained six of eight re-elected offices, including Fitzpatrick Hodges Auxier Roberts White.
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Clarence J Brown
Clermont County
County Road Levy Defeated in Compact Margin
The County Two Mill road levy failed by a large margin with 3692 for and 5795 against. Clermont County also rejected two constitutional amendments though by narrow margins. Article 8 Section A vote was Yes 4461 No 4584 and Section B Yes 4169 No 4391.
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Clermont County
Polk Reelected in Sixth Ohio District Race
James G. Polk of Hillsboro, incumbent congressman from Ohio Sixth District, is re-elected. He defeated Albert Daniels of Greenfield. Polk won Clermont County by 46 votes 6787 to 6741, carried Scio to the county by about 1000 votes, lost Highland but polled well in Brown County.
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James G. Polk
Hillsboro
Ohio
Clermont County
Albert Daniels
Greenfield
Polk
Scioto County
Highland
Brown County
Daniels
Potatoes on Display Spark Local Showdown
Frank Jones of Williamsville displays 49 uniform potatoes in Nash's window in Cler mont county claiming to have raised 150 bushels from seed. Free chances on the potatoes, with a drawing tonight November 7 at 7 o clock. See them.
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Frank Jones
Wilhamsville
Clermont County
C. Nash
Play Scheduled Aladdin at Amelia School Auditorium
Amelia School presents Aladdin directed by Elsa Stand Kennedy with music by the Amelia School Band. The performance occurs Friday November 9 at 8 p.m. Admission is 10 to 20 cents, sponsored by the Amelia P T A.
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Amelia School
Elsa Stand Kennedy
Amelia
Amelia P. T. A
Carnival at Armory by M. E. Guild
The M. E. Guild presents a Saturday night event at the Armory on November 17 featuring entertaining acts the dolls and pets collection antiques and costumes from long ago. A dinner with waffles sausage baked beans potato salad sandwiches pie and coffee starts at 5 pm. Admission is 10 cents.
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M. E. Guild
Armory
Batavia Hosts Opener Against Williamsburg November 16
Coach Mr. Herring expresses strong confidence in the Batavia basketball team as it prepares to face Williamsburg in the season opener at Batavia army on November 16.
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Batavia Army
Williamsburg
Herring
Miss Minnie Darnell Narrowly Escapes Injury In Auto Crash
Miss Minnie Darnell of Moscow, a county relief headquarters employee, escaped serious harm when the small coupe she rode in overturned on Back Run road near the Red Bridge. She was pinned beneath the car but suffered only minor cuts and bruises as the vehicle was nearly demolished.
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Minnie Darnell
Moscow
County Relief
Back Run Road
Red Bridge
Revival Meeting At Pilgrim Holiness Church
Beginning Sunday November 11 1984 the Pilgrim Holiness Church in Afton conducts a revival with services at 7 30 pm Rev E G Marsh and helpers from Gods Bible School Cincinnati will lead special music and preaching Public invited Rev C A Rutherford pastor
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
Afton
E. G. Marsh
God's Bible School
Cincinnati
C. A. Rutherford
Milk Producers Union Set Meeting Friday at Batavia Court House
Important meeting of the Milk Producers Union is scheduled for Friday night at the Batavia court house. Officers will be elected during the annual vote at 8 p m.
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Milk Producers Union
Court House
Batavia
Oldest Soldier William Henry Moyer Dies Near Williamsburg
William Henry Moyer of near Williamsburg dies after a long illness. He celebrated his 10 birthday September 23 and spent most of his life in Clermont, farming and raising a family all of whom have passed. He was born in Brown County and spent years in a wheelchair. Dr. W. E. Thompson, 99, his boyhood friend, attended. Moyer was buried from Clover M E Church last Saturday.
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William Henry Moyer
Williamsburg
Brown County
Clermont
W. E. Thompson
Bethel
Speidel Brown wedding in Batavia and Chattanooga officiation
Miss Charlotte Speidel and Mr Morris Brown married Saturday at 8 pm with Bishop Brown officiating. Attendants included Miss Virginia Speidel and Mr Wallace Brown. Out of town guests ranged from Bishop Brown of Chattanooga to Mrs Chas E Rief of Pittsburgh with receptions for close relatives following the ceremony.
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Charlotte Speidel
Eli Speidel
Batavia
Morris Brown
Bishop
Wallace Brown
Chattanooga
Tenn
David K. McDonald
Virginia Speidel
Bishop Brown
Wallace E. Brown
Chattanooga, Tenn
Wallace Brown Jr
Syracuse
New York
Anne Simpson
Detroit
Michigan
Chase. Rief
Mary
Pitsburg
New Corn Hog Program Planned After Referendum
After a 69 percent approval in the 1935 corn hog referendum, the Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced a new program to be offered to farmers soon. Delegates from 18 states work on next season’s contract as 345,310 voted in favor and 153,181 against. Clinton County signs show local support with 15,988 to 11,322 in favor for 1935. Officials expect November disclosures and a year end contract presentation. H A Donohoe of Blanchester notes the plan aims to curb excessive corn acreage and hog numbers amid high feed costs. Without action, a return to 1932-33 averages could yield 350 million extra bushels beyond needs.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administrs‘'o N
Ohio
Clermont County
AAA
Deelgates
Washington
H. A. Donohoe
Blanchester
Clinton County
Batavia School Levy Approved In 6 to 1 Margin
The Batavia school levy was approved by a six to one margin and passed in Owensville, indicating broad support for district funding. Local voters backed the measure, strengthening the school board budget and classroom resources.
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Batavia
Owensville
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