Bricker Majority Wins 4 of 5 in Clermont County Race
In Clermont County Ohio approximately 14 600 voters braved cold weather to cast ballots. Unofficial results show Bricker 7476 Sawyer 7187 for governor Taft 7518 Bulkley 6577 for U S senator Martin 6283 Hughes 6459 for state senator Smith 7022 Polk 6869 for congressman Jones 8287 Smith 5585 for county offices Hill 7585 Abbott 6745 Ausman 7444 Donovan 6393 for auditor and commissioner. Batavia schools levy passed 82 to 275 and Batavia local option vote net 493 to 162.
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Clermont County
John Bricker
Charles Sawyer
U. S
Rubt. Taft
Robt. Bulkley
L. A. Martin
Harry Hughes
Emory Smith
James G. Polk
Blythe Jones
J. W. Smith
Manly Hill
Frank Abbott
Sam Ausman
Hugh Donovan
John Hayden
Guy Bagby
Common Pleas Court
James W. Walker
Chas. G. White
Batavia
Amelia High School Grangers’ First Annual Banquet
The Amelia high school Grangers announce their first annual banquet on November 21 at 7 80. All officers urged to attend. Dinner priced at 50 cents starts at 7 00. Reserve by November 19 with Viola Miller Amelia 1 or Ph Batavia 2489. L Rogars Harry Smith Mark Atchley Mrs Gopenbacher Mrs J D Wood committee.
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Amelia High School Grangers
Viola Miller
Amelia 1
Ph Batavia
L. Rogars
Harry Smith
Mark Atchley
Gopenbacher
J. D. Wood
Amelia Woman's Club Meeting Highlights 1938 Program
The Amelia Woman's Club met with Mrs Gladys Myrick on Saturday. Program included Peace Day, memoirs about war, 1938 political highlights, West Point, Mrs Charles Klausing, a vocal solo by Jack Smith, and Disarmament with Rev Stevenson. The club voted $5 for the Red Cross drive and welcomed Mrs Rey as a member. Mrs Pommert reported progress on selling goods from the blind. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.
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Amelia Woman’s Club
Gladys Myrick
West Point
Charles Klausing
Jack Smith
Stevenson
Red Cross
Rey
Amelia High Opens 1938 Basketball Season With Double Win
Amelia High School began its 1938 season last Friday with a double victory over Felicity on the Amelia floor. The girls won 26 to 10, remaining undefeated, while the boys fought a close game, ending 16 to 14 as Amelia pulled ahead in the final minute. Amelia next hosts Batavia on Wednesday night, November 9.
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Amelia High School
Felicity
Amelia
Batavia
Hillsboro Eagles Visit Batavia Lodge for Initiations
Eagles from Hillsboro Aerie visited Batavia brothers on Sunday to perform initiations. The Batavia home lodge reported a prosperous condition after the event.
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Hillsboro
DAR Beech Forest Chapter Meeting Preview
DAR Beech Forest Chapter will meet with Mrs. E Rush on November 15 at 2 pm. Travel Talk by Mrs. H Hillin. Poems America for Me by Mrs. A Nichols. Americas Welcome Home by Mrs. C Kearns. Roll Call features World War songs.
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Beech Forest
Dar
Rush
H. K. Hillin
America
A. B. Nichols
Clermont County Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Held in Batavia
The Clermont County Farm Bureau held its annual meeting at the U. B. church in Batavia on Monday evening November 7 starting at 7 15 with a banquet.
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Clermont County Farm Bureau
U. B
Batavia
Batavia School Band Leads 600 Child Parade for Levy
The Batavia school band headed a parade of 600 children carrying banners urging voters to support the school levy. The effort proved highly effective in mobilizing support.
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Batavia
Spectacular Johnson Family Claims Clermont County Record
The Johnsons near Marathon, headed by Homer and Mrs. Johnson, are Clermont County’s largest family with 4 boys and 11 girls. Homer Johnson serves as Visitor and Investigator for Aid to Dependent Children and is a probation officer under Judge Orville Halbisch. The family runs an orchestra and ball club and includes a married daughter and a grandchild.
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Clermont County
Homer Johnson
Marathon
Farmer Edwin E Hill Dies in Jackson Township
Edwin E Hill of Jackson township died at Maple Grove Friday after about 60 years in the county. He leaves a daughter Mrs Arthur MacNamee a brother Robert E Hill of California and three sisters Mrs C F Massey Mrs G W Johnson Batavia and Mrs Chas A Hopping Milford. Services at Monroe Funeral Home Milford with Rev G W Johnson in charge. Interment at Owensville.
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Edwin E. Hill
Jackson Township
Maple Grove
Arthur MacNamee
Robert E Hill
California
C. F. Massey
G. W. Johnson
Batavia
Chas. A. Hopping
Milford
Monroe Funeral Home
Owensville
Bethel Scout Troop 267 Installation Friday
Bethel Scout Troop No 267 invites all parents to the installation Friday night at 7 30 in the Grant Memorial Building. Tender foot boys will receive certificates and badges. J L Hubbard and John Friend Jr will attend. the sponsoring committee will be installed. The candlelight service is open to the public.
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Bethel
Grant Memorial
J. L. Hubbard
Cincinnati
John Friend, Jr
Clermont County
Guy Bagby
R. F. Homan
Hugh Beck
O. C. Lavison
C. P. Althaus
B. N. West
R. P. Althaus
Relief Examiner Sets Interviews for Clermont County Applicants
State Relief Examiner B. I. Hill will interview direct and work relief applicants in Clermont County townships from November 21 to 30. Wm. Brossart announced the second quarterly interview required by the state. Township clerks or trustees will notify clients of the time and place. attendance is compulsory.
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B. I. Hill
Clermont County
Wm. Brossart
Aulen Charlotte Aulen Weds William Uchtman
Miss Charlotte Aulen daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles J Aulen married William Uchtman of Indian Hill on Saturday October 29. Rev Katterhenry of Salem Reformed church officiated. Attendants were Edna Louise Jackson and Carl Aulen. They will reside on Miami Avenue Indian Hill after a honeymoon.
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Charlotte Aulen
Charles J. Aulen
William Uchtman
Indian Hill
Katterhenry
Salem Reformed Church
Edna Louise Jackson
Carl Aulen
Ion Miami Avenue
Batavia Grange Elects Officers for Coming Year
Batavia Grange elected officers for the coming year including Master E L Smith Overseer Edgar Mosbacher Lecturer Mrs Ed Ross Steward Ed Ross Assistant Steward John Fetzer Chaplain Mrs J E Lytle Treasurer William Brothers Secretary Marie Henke Gatekeeper William Snyder Ceres Ruby Brothers Pomona Grace Baumann Flora Anna Lou Moore Lady Assistant Steward Mrs John Fetzer Pianist Mrs W J Bauer Executive Committee J E Lytle and Business Agent W J Bauer Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting.
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Batavia Grange
E. L. Smith
Edgar Mosbacher
Ed. Ross
John Fetzer
J. E. Lytle
William Brothers
Marie Henke
William Snyder
Ceres
Ruby Brothers
Pomona
Grace Baumann
Flora
Anna Lou Moore
Institutes to Be Discussed in Batavia County Meeting
County farmers institute officers meet in Batavia courthouse basement to plan a countywide series. Speakers include J. A. Ashton of Williamsburg Institute on financing community institutes, Dale Bee of Bethel Institute on program contents, and Thos. Wildey of Monroe Township Institute on easy establishment.
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Farmers’ Institutes
Court House
Batavia
J. A. Ashton
Williamsburg Institute
Dale Bee
Bethel Institute
Courthouse to Close Armistice Day Observance
The county courthouse will close Friday November 11 in observance of Armistice Day. Commissioners announced plans for special Armistice Day programs across the county by schools and American Legion Posts.
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American Legion
Red Cross Roll Call Opens November 11 for Two Weeks
The Bethel Business Men's Club praises the Batavia Rotary Club for the Catch-as-catch-can game in Bethel, a successful event with gross receipts of 51.87 dollars. The Bethel Club hopes for a return engagement to restore its reputation.
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RED Cross
Bethel Business Men’s Club
Batavia Rotary Club
Bethel
Bethel Club
National Red Cross Roll Call Slated in Clermont County
The annual Red Cross Roll Call runs November 11 to 24 in Clermont County with strong local support. National radio programs promote the drive featuring Princeton Triangle Club, Lauritz Melchior, Ted Husing, Connie Boswell, Dorothy Gish and NBC, CBS and Mutual broadcasts.
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American Red Cross
Clermont County
Hogberg
Batavia
Clermont Countiaes
Red Cross
Roll Call
Mutual Broadcasting System
New England
Long Island
Triangle Club
Princeton University
Princeton Triangle Club
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ted Husing
Ben Harris
Lauritz Melchior
Metropolitan Opera House
Guy Lombardo
Connie Boswell
Norman H. Davis
National Broadcasting Company
Dorothy Gish
Miss Gish
NBC
Four Granges To Present Program Friday Evening
On Friday November 11 1938 at 8 00 P M Batavia School Auditorium hosts a program by Locust Corner Mt Carmel Batavia and Bantam Granges. Readings instrumental and vocal selections playlets and a China talk by a missionary. Admission 20 cents for adults 10 cents for children.
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Batavia
Locust Corner
Mt. Carmel
Bantam Granges
China
Institute Leaders to Speak on Effective Advertising and Exhibits
Geo Mull of Owensville Institute and F C Sutton of Newtonsville Farmers Institute will discuss duties of community organizations in planning and carrying out an institute. Willard Woodward of Goshen Institute will speak on whether exhibits are worthwhile and what constitutes good exhibits.
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Geo. Mull
Owensville Institute
F. C. Sutton
Newtonsville Farmers’ Institute
Willard Woodward
Goshen Institute
Kindergarten In Operation At Batavia Home
A kindergarten for four and five year olds is operating at the residence of Mrs. Harold F. Stenton on Broadway near Water Street Batavia. Tuition is five dollars per month.
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Harold F. Stenton
Broadway
Water Street
Batavia
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Woman’s Club
Farm Bureau
Farmer
Bethel Scout Troop
Aulen Uchtman
Clermont