Hunting Season In Ohio Outlines Rabbit Numbers And Dates
Ohio conservation division reports rabbits will be more numerous this year while noting hunters kill about one percent of the state game. Drought and heat reduced pheasant chicks. hunting runs Nov 15 to Jan 1 for rabbits, Nov 15 to 25 for pheasants, and Oct 1 to Nov 30 for ducks and geese. Automobiles vermin cats and crows are main threats to small game.
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Ohio
Conservation Division
State Game Department
Wet issues pass big in Clermont County votes
Clermont county voters approved all five state ballot measures, led by a wet win 7308 to 4199 and strong support for a Ten Mill Tax reduction and County Home Rule. Old Age Pension drew 6573 in favor to 4140 against amid close precincts and tight county results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Clermont
Farm Bureau
Amelia North
Washington North
Tate
West
Amelia-Bantam
Page Dawson
Calle
Election Board
Batavia
Batavia School Board
Earl Fishback
Colburn
Willie
E. §. Long
Peter Gunderly
Stonelick Township
Arnold Ansteat
Geo. Apgar
Andy Eimer
L. Rosselot
Arnold Snider
Virgil Sourer
Lon Fomorin
Thomssen
Loveland Council
Herman Ferris
John Parker
Marshall
P. Bodley
H. J. Coffman
Notice to candidates to file expense accounts
Candidates must file their expense accounts within ten days after the November 17 election with the County Board of Elections at Bata via. Blank forms are available from the Clerk. No certificate of election will be issued until filing is complete. Delinquent filers will be certified to the attorney general who will forward them to the prosecutor.
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County Board of Election
Batavia
Carter Re-elected President Of Clermont County Farm Bureau
A large turnout of Clermont county farmers attended the County Farm Bureau annual meeting in Batavia at United Brethren Church. E L Carter of Milford was reelected to a fourth term as president, with R F Turner of Milford as vice president and Walter Cowdrey of Williamsburg as secretary treasurer. Mrs Harry Norte of New Richmond and two other women were named lady directors at large. Carter will serve as delegate to the Ohio Farm Bureau meeting in Columbus November 14 and 15. The program included talks by former Governor Myers Y Cooper and others on the Ten Mill Limitation Amendment and farm bureau programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
County Farm Bureau
Batavia
United Brethren Church
E. L. Carter
Milford
R. F. Turner
Walter Cowdrey
Williamsburg
A F. Robinson
Locust Corner
Harry Norte
New Richmond
J. F. Fomorin
Roy Maddox
Mt. Carmel
Carter
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Cowdrey
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
C. W. Sewell
American Farm Bureau Federation
Eli H. Speidel
C. P. Beckers
Ohio Farm Bureau Service Co
Farm Bureau
H. N. Wilson
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Grange Meeting Plans Degree Work and Elections
Grange at Batavia met November 2 and gave 1st degree work to Mr and Mrs Baugh the new county agent and wife. Officers were elected for the year. There will be 2nd 3rd and 4th degree work Nov 16 with 8 candidates. A visiting team will perform 3rd and 4th degrees. Visitors welcome. Mr Eli Speidel and Judge White with family attended a football game at Delaware Sunday.
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Batavia Grange
Baugh
Eli Speidel
Judge White
Delaware
County Bills and Public Works Authority Actions Documented
County commissioners approve payrolls and numerous bills including labor, supplies, and stone. Actions authorize 10000 feet of white oak lumber purchase, bridge painting and cleaning on Brushy Fork and Upper Nine Mile, culvert repairs on Lower Cedron road, and designate Antioch road in Tate township as a Federal maintenance road.
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Geo. H. Davis
Same
Guy Easley
G. W. Henning
J. A. Holmes
A. C. Houser
Harvester Co
Florence Ireton
B. L. Jordan
Norma Kline
Geo. Apgar
Mark Atchley
Barrett Bros
Citizen’s
Fred Craigeiabores
James Daley
Lloyd Gaul
Patience Gardner
P. S .Griswold
J. Grosnickle
Chas. Myers
Estel Pringle
Pierce
Pringle Con.Co
F. Stall
W. Sprague
J. A. Taylor
H. W. Nichols Sales Co
Columbus B. B. Co
Stone
Dayton Blank Book Co
Standard Oil Co
J. D. Adams
Orville Wagner
Taylor Worstell
S. M. White
Asvotavapenke
J. W. Waggal
Maham & Thirey
Time Extension Granted for 1982 Taxes to November 30
Treasurer Fitzpatrick announces extends the 1982 tax payment deadline from October 20 to November 30 with no penalty. Earlier extension moved deadline from December and July. Mrs Mabel Hessler of Bethel assists in the treasurer s office in November as residents Kernohan Wiseman Rush attended an antique sale at Fair Haven last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzpatrick
Mabel Hessler
Bethel
W. R. Kernohan
J. M. Wiseman
Robi
Rush
Fair Haven
Maysville Tobacco Market Set to Open December 5
Clermont county reports the Maysville loose leaf tobacco market will open December 5 with the season’s first sale in Lexington nine days earlier. Ripley sales follow December 6. Warehousemen expect high activity as volume increases and conversion to cash becomes critical for growers. Floor space, however, is greater than ever.
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Clermont County
Maysville
Lexington
Ripley
Dr Falkenberg to Speak at Batavia U B Church
Dr Falkenberg secretary of the Pocket Testament League of Ohio will speak at Batavia U B Church Friday evening on the message While America Sleeps. The service is expected to draw a capacity crowd with no admission, a free will offering to defray expenses. All are invited.
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Dr. Falkenberg
Pocket Testament League of Ohio
Batavia U. B
America
Scarlet fever outbreaks prompt quarantines in Sixth district
Scarlet fever has been reported across the Sixth district with school closures and home quarantines in Highland Adams Brown and Clermont counties. Diphtheria is also reported in Clermont county with quarantines ordered and some fatalities noted.
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Highland
Adams
Brown
Clermont
Clermont County
Accident Ends In Critical Condition For Auctioneer Frank Rust
Frank Rust an auctioneer and State Highway Department employee was injured when his car struck a tree along the Nicholsville Bantampike route last week. He suffered a broken leg in three places and is in critical condition. He lives at Hamlet.
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Frank Rust
Nicholsville
Installation of officers at Am elia School House
The Frank W. Weaver Post 237 American Legion holds its annual officer installation at Am elia School House on Thursday night November 9 following a 7 o'clock supper. Both Legion and Auxiliary officers will be installed.
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Frank W. Weaver
American Legion
Amelia School House
Legion
Auxiliary
P. T. A. Meetings and Activities Arrange November Events
The Newtonsville P T A met Friday November 3 electing officers for the year. Halloween social on October 27 was profitable. Next meeting planned for December first with Prof Evans of Owensville schools as speaker. Jackson Township P T A reviews a November 14 meeting at Marathon schoolhouse with an old fashioned spelling bee. Mt Carmel P T A hosts Fathers and Sons Banquet on November 17 with a 2 p m business session. The Parent Teachers Association to meet at the school auditorium Thursday November 9 at 4 p m program. Books of interest include Bayrey and Harold Nichols Leisure Hour selections.
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Newtonsville P. T. A
Lucile Hill
Lucile Redings
Mabel McCormick
Treas
Irwin Flischell
Evans
Owensville Schools
Jackson Township
Marathon School House
Mt. Carmel P. T. A
Ford and Buick Collision Near Afton Church
Cars from Madisonville side swiped near the Afton church causing heavy damage. The Ford was smashed and the Buick had a sprung axle and missing fender. No injuries reported. traffic held up briefly.
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Ford
Buick
Madisonville
Afton
East Hill Farm Club Adopts Thanksgiving Theme Meeting
East Hill Farm Club gathered at Mrs. Vera Buerkle’s home on November 2 with fourteen members and one guest. Led by Mrs. Jennie Himes, the program included Home and Thanksgiving, readings by Mrs. Gladys Ashton and others, Victrola music, and a prize winning contest. Officers for 1984 were announced: President Mrs. Margaret Bushbacker, Vice President Miss Ethel Davidson, Secretary Miss Helen Holman, Treasurer Mrs. Anna Mabam, and Press Reporter Mrs. Ida White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hill Farm Club
Vera Buerkle
Jennie Himes
America
Gladys Ashton
Mary Glancy
J. Patterson
Helen Holman
Mantie Binkley
My Old Kentucky Home
Margaret Bushbacker
Ethel Davidson
Anna Mabam
Ida White
Corn Husking Contest to Feature OSU Expert
T H Barnes Farm management specialist from Ohio State University will be the principal speaker at Clermont County Corn Husking Contest on Saturday Nov 11. The event at Walter Cowdrey farm two miles northwest of Williamsburg on route 276 starts at 10 A M with awards and talks in the afternoon drawing several hundred attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Barnes
Ohio State University
Barnes
Walter Cowdrey
Williamsburg
Clermont County
Roll Call Appeal by Clermont Red Cross 1933
The Clermont County Chapter of the American Red Cross urges continued enlistment starting November 11. The group notes fifty cents from each one dollar membership stays locally, and records fulfillments of food and clothing valued over twenty thousand dollars this year through federal aid. Hugh L. Nichols chairs the Clermont County Chapter urging winter aid.
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Clermont County
American Red Cross
Humanity
Our County
Hugh L. Nichols
Duty to Depositors Highlights Bank Responsibility
A bank must safeguard depositor funds and meet withdrawal demands on short notice. It should operate profitably with liquidity, keeping cash reserves and marketable securities, while loaning funds short term to borrowers who can repay. A commercial bank serves temporary financial needs and should not provide permanent capital.
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Comercial Bank
Workman Injured in Williamsburg Tree Accident
Floyd Kinner, foreman of a Bell Phone Company construction gang, was struck by a falling limb while cutting a tree near Williamsburg last week. His left arm was broken between the shoulder and elbow and a rib was crushed. He received treatment from Dr. Ashburn and is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Kinner
Forman
Bell Phone Company
Williamsburg
Dr. Ashburn
Successful town hall entertainment aids Holy Trinity church Batavia
Friday night show at Batavia town hall directed by Jack Jamieson proved a financial and social success. Performers were well cast, with stage settings by Jamieson. An all-star musical with Mrs A Woodley and Cincinnati singers comes to Taylor M E church on Thursday Nov 6 at 8 30 Ray and his Jolly Five from Batavia will appear. Public invited.
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Town Hall
Jack Jamieson
Holy Trinity Church
Batavia
Mr. Jamieson
A. Woodley
Singers of
Cincinnati
Taylor M. E
Ray
Jolly Five
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Felicity
E. E. Houghton
W. F Meyer
T. G. Foster
John McKeever
Paris Turner
Chas. Workman
George Reed
Olen Greger
Amelia
Imo Hutson
Marshal Henry Reynolds
Charles Livengood
W. ©. Griffith
Lonnie Garner
Ww. W. Lewis
M. F. Ross
B. F. Kain
Stanley Austeatt
Ss. L. Larkin
W. Liston
Ria Schmidt
Claude Bushman
Fred Buchtmann
Harold Tomlin
J.R. Erdman
John Painter
W. R B. Frye
D. Fridman
George Webmann
William Conroy
Tom O'Neal
Elmer Miller
Henry Hawkins
Wm. Gracer
Cleck
Rie
County Farm Bureau Federation
Grange News
Shirley Poirier
Junior Red Cross
Sec
Judge Nichols
Red Cross
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