Warren County Awards Bridge Contract at Loveland
Warren County commissioners attended a joint Batavia meeting with Clermont officials to award the O Banion creek bridge contract near Loveland. Quinby and Cramer won substructure for 5219.25 dollars and Champion Bridge Co. won superstructure for 11206.78 dollars. The bridge will be 116 feet long with a 20 foot roadway and 634 feet of sidewalk, replacing an old wooden covered span. The county will pay 26 percent though the bridge is in Clermont.
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Warren County
Clermont County
Loveland
Canvassing Vote Procedures For Local Elections
Canvassing by county boards covers state amendments and county school board votes. Returns go to clerks of respective boards with a $2 billing as approved, then to Batavia for auditor filing, to commissioners for payment, and finally charged to the local board’s funds via February distribution.
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County Board of Elections
County Election Board
Batavia
Candidates Must File Expense Accounts After Election
Under the Crabbe Corrupt Practice Act all elected and defeated candidates must file a sworn statement of campaign receipts and expenses with the election board within ten days after the election. Some candidates avoided spending any funds, but until filing is complete a candidate cannot qualify for office.
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Crabbe
Election Board
Dry seed corn withstands cold in tests at Ohio Station
Seed corn injury from freezing depends on exposure time moisture content and temperature. Ohio Experiment Station tests show 80 percent moisture corn cannot endure 16 degrees for over 10 hours, while 20 percent moisture lasts a full day. Drying below 20 percent reduces cold sensitivity rapidly.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Ohio
Thanksgiving Entertainment at Olive Branch Church
Saturday evening November 21 Olive Branch church hosts a social event by Band No 1 of the Ladies Aid. A play will headline the program followed by refreshments of ice cream and cake. The event promises to surpass prior efforts and provides a community social gathering.
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Olive Branch Church
Ladies’ Aid
Batavia Business Men Club Charts Fire Alarm Plans
The Batavia Business Men's Club met at the M. E. church and discussed funding a fire siren to be installed on the courthouse with Bell Telephone operators. Thirty solicitors were named to raise funds. Light improvements on Main Street and indoor baseball funds were approved. Next meeting November 19 at Hugo's hall with Catholic Ladies furnishing a meal. A nominating committee was appointed for December election.
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Batavia
M. E
Cats
Clyde
Tom
Court House
Bell Exchange
Main Street
Town Hall
Hugo’s Hall
Catholic Ladies’ Club
County Board Approves Bills in Regular Session
County commissioners met with full board to approve numerous bills and contracts on November 2. Items include bridge work by A Bigam and J Landrum, painting by Champion Bridge Co, inquest by A D Christopher, salaries for clerks and laborers, gas and maintenance, road improvements, and funds set aside for Pike fund and bridge guard rails. Revaluation of M ford corporation and related allowances also noted.
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A. Badgley
A. Bigam
Wm. Broadhaver
Eastfork Bridg
E. Bu
W. D. Davidson
W.H Davis
R. BE. Byeland
H.B. Floyd
Oscar Cy
Ashton
Courier
Sun
Adv
Felicity-Bethel Pike
Fred Constant
R. B. Hamilton
Henry Hawking
J. Harlow
Sam B. Jones
Geo. H. Phillips
Pringle & Buerkle
Stakalta Mig Co
F. C. Sutton
Dr. van Horn
Laclede Kennedy
Yiteynd
Howard Wymer
Chilo-Me-Kendrie
E. McBeth
Con- Standard Ol Co
Ziegler
R & Dick
M Ford Corporation
Clermont County Board of Education election results
Official abstract shows votes cast in each precinct for the County Board of Education at the general election held Tuesday November 3. Burdsall Hartsock and Roudebush are elected.
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Clermont
County Board of Education
Union Meeting at Methodist Church Celebrates Armistice Day
A Sunday evening gathering at the Methodist church marked Armistice Day and launched the annual Red Cross drive led by Dr. G H McCulloch vice chairman of the County Red Cross Committee Eli H Speidel spoke on Frank W Weaver Post work noting the Armory will become a Community Center for townspeople and the Post Judge Charles G White urged Red Cross relief efforts Committee members from the Legion Auxiliary and the Woman's Club aided in soliciting memberships resulting in 123 dollars subscribed including 25 dollar pledge from Judge Hugh L Nichols and ten dollar gifts from both the Legion and Woman's Club
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Methodist Church
Red Cross
G. H. McCulloch
Red Cross Committee
Eli H. Speidel
Frank W. Weaver
Post
American Legion
Speidel
Charles G. White
Clermont County
Legion Auxilliary
Woman’s Club
Hugh L. Nichols
The
Legion
Woman's Club
Local notices invite community events and services
Messy OCR lists gatherings at churches and homes including a Thanksgiving chicken dinner and Sunday sermons by Prof. H. F. Lutz at New Richmond Christian church. Also mentions room vacancy after December 1 for library space, potential barbershop use, and inquiries to Masonic trustees. Includes music shop activity and a birthday surprise at a local farm with attendees and gifts.
Craver Chandler Nuptials Planned In Ohio Church
Mr and Mrs William Craver announce the marriage of their daughter Alice to Allen D Chandler on Thursday morning November 26 1925 at nine o clock at St Philomena Church Stonelick Ohio. The wedding is to be followed by a celebration at the couple's home. Eilen Gatch received a bridal shower at Ft Thomas Kentucky hosted by Mrs Bhret Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Evers
Hoy Rini Church
Stonelick
William Craver
Alice
Allen D. Chandler
St. Philomena Church
Ohio
Carl Garland
Clermont County
Misa Eilen Gatch
Bhret Adams
Ft. Thomas
Local Visitors Reported From Rocky Ford and Nearby Towns
The fragment lists residents and visitors including Audray Utter and Henry Binning from Perintown, seen in Rocky Ford area. Mentions of Misses Maith Doom, Johan Schiller, Geo Schwartz, and Mary Deem appear as social notes from Sunday visits and city events.
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Audray Utter
Henry Binning
Perintown
H. Ae
Harvey
Maith Doom
Bata+ via
Johan Schiller
Geo, Schwartz
Brother
Coving
Bofts Ana Be Anday
Anes Quarts
Mary Deem
Woman's Club Guest Day Votes to Consolidate Libraries
The first guest day of the Woman's Club at Mrs. A. B. Nichols's home featured vocal solos by Miss Mary Louise Fishback and papers on Internationalism and Ten Years After. A vote approved consolidating the club library with the Public Library under the Board of Education, with the High School building as the site and Paul Beaman as Librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Nichols
E. 8. Bush
Mary Louise Fishback
H. L. Nichols
Phillip Gibb
P. F. Jamieson
Board of Education
Paul Beaman
Provisions of Wills in the Applegate Estate
In the will of Willes W. B. Applegate debts are to be paid. The widow and children John W. Applegate Lillian Russell Stewart Grace Emery receive all estate. Walter is named executor and is to consult his mother on aged care funds. A monument is ordered and after a suitable amount to the widow, the estate is to be distributed among the children. Mention is made of a joint interest in the Applegate History fund Genealogy with Mary E. Applegate.
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Willes W. B. Applegate
John W. Applegate
Lillian Russell Stewart
Grace Emery
Walter
Applegate History Fund
Mary E. Applegate
Armistice Day services listed by American Legion post
On November 11 the Frank W. Weaver Post No. 287 of the American Legion outlines a full Armistice Day program. At 11 a.m. taps will echo as a moment of silence honors World War I lives, with 2 30 p.m. services at the High School Auditorium and histories shown at Amelia and Owensville schools. Edgar Dow Gilman of the University of Cincinnati will speak, and a 7 30 p.m. showing of The Whipping Boss at Capitol Theater covers Legion activity against convict leasing in Georgia.
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Frank W. Weaver
American Legion
No. 287
Amelia
Owensville
Edgar Dow Gilman
University of Cincinnati
Legion
Georgia
Capitol Theater
Real estate transfers listed in recorder’s office
Wm Goodwin transfers to Mary Weaver a West Woodville lot for 1 dollar. Multiple parcels trade hands in Williamsburg Union Miami and Washington Townships with prices of 1 dollar. Notable entry: C Adams to Minnie Cline 60 acres in Washington Township for 8800 dollars.
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Wm. Goodwin
Mary Weaver
West Woodville
Alice Stamm
J. W. McKinney
Williamsburg
Irene Wingfield
Ivanhoe Club Asso
Union Tp
John Rathschnig
Chas. Fremandi
Helen G. Levison
John Armstrong T
Clyde Armstrong
Tate
J. R. Hicks
Emma L. Reid
Pierce
Lee Olimer McMullen
Adolph Stoughton
Miami
Grace Crane Hibbits
Milton R. Hancock
Bethel
Anna Glancy
Chester Campbell
Washington
Wm. T. Cramer
Fred W
Schooley
Goshen
Arthur Yeats
R. E. Leeds
Walter C. Doll
Clyde Butcher
Aniello Macero
Antonio Greco
Williamsville
Henry Bach
Edgar Bach
Union
Batavia
Geo. Simmerman
Ralph McGrego
E. J. Jackson
C. W. Vermillion
A. A. Newman
Geo. Hess
Rainier
Chas. F. Nead
Newtonsville
T. D. Goodwin
W. E. Robinson
Geo. Shepherd
L. B. Duter
Edenton
C. Adams
Minnie Cline
Marriage at M E Parsonage Bethel
Chilton H. Manning and Mary A. Wisby of Bethel were married at the M E parsonage with Rev. W. Lewis presiding. The Adult Men's Bible class hosted a reception for the adult ladies' classes at the Sunday school on Saturday evening. Superintendent W. B. of the New Richmond schools teaches the Men's Bible Class. The Burley Tobacco Growers Association at Lexington December 1 will receive tobacco. other places will receive during the week.
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Chilton H. Manning
Bethel
Mary A. Wisby
M. E.parsonage
W. ©. Lewis
M. E. Sunday School
Supt
W. B
New
Richmond Public Schools
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Association
Lexington Deo. 1
Batavia Officers Elected and 4H Club Wins Prize
Batavia elected a new mayor J L Larkin and officers including clerk Max Moore treasurer Kenneth Hillen marshal William Krantz and councilmen Julian Fishback George Hugo Allen Glancy E Burdsall W R Wilson George Gregg B of P A A E Price G Wilke Wallace Carroll School Board members were J M Wiseman Earl Fishback and K B Long Only mayoral contest had uncertainty The Industrious Sewers 4H Clothing Club Goshen township won third prize at the Ohio State Fair for Suitable Underwear Exhibit demonstrating strong 4H clothing work in Clermont county
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Batavia
J. L. Larkin
Max Moore
Kenneth Hillen
William Krantz
Julian Fishback
Geo. Hugo
Allen Glancy
E. Burdsall
W. R. Wilson
George Gregg
P. A
A. E. Price
G. Wilke
Wallace Carroll
J. M. Wiseman
Earl Fishback
Goshen Township
W. H. Palmer
Clermont County
Farewell Party for Emma York Leaving for Florida
A crowd gathered November 2 at Mr. and Mrs. John Hahn’s home to bid farewell to Mrs. Emma York and her son as they prepare to depart for Florida. Guests included Dr. George D. McCulloch Rev. J. M. Semrau Albert Bauer J. M. York John Hahn families Mrs. Emma York and Luther Stanley Huber Joe Winemiller Walter Hahn Carl Hahn and families Meredith Forman and others enjoyed oyster soup ice cream and cake.
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John Hahn
Emma York
Florida
George D. McCulloch
J. M. Semrau
Albert Bauer
J. M. York
Luther
Stanley Huber
Joe Winemiller
Walter Hahn
Carl Hahn
Meredith Forman
Public sales listed for farms and households in Batavia area
Anton Kremm offers cows horses feed farm implements and household goods at the old Hugo Heiden farm near Batavia on Monday November 16 at 10 am. Howard Shannon administrator of Edward Shannon estate to sell at Merwin near Brazier Station on Saturday November 14 at 10 am Fordson tractor plows and feed horses cows and other farm implements plus a Ford touring car. Chas Draggo conducts public auction at Hamlet near G P traction of household goods in first class condition including a New Ford Coupe. Usual terms at all sales.
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Anton Kremm
Hugo Heiden
Batavia
Williamsburg Pike
Greenbriar
A. M. Ellis
Lot Hulick
Howard Shannon
Edward Shannon
Ohio Pike
Merwin
Brazier Station
Clough Pike
Fordson
A.M. Ellis
Lott Hulick
Chas. G. Draggo
G. & P. Traction
Frank Rust
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Batavia Township
John Young
Cypaisaysdigg Realcrers
Fred Hartmets
Ghee Tae Chad
Hamer Fitzpatrick
Dumford
Carter
Leonard Anstaett
Clerk
Robinson
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Stanley Anstaett Pree Dees Bey
Entertainment At
Olive Branch
Commissioners’ Proceedings
Burdsall, Hartsock and
Roudebush
Amesliaee
Amelia North Ee
Batavia Conpcention
Batavia Corporation West
Batavia Eee Poe
Franklin Township
Felici Corporation
Franklin North
Goshen North
Pete Eee
Tonelick
Awaneeran Stonelick
Tate Township
Bethel Coration
the Corporation E Cr
Union Township
Union North
Washin Township
Moscow
Eville Corporation
Washington Township
Wayne Towns
Ain Toe Sn West
Eee Ene Nant
Ewtonsville Ee Ees
Williams Ursburg A North
Corp
Williamsburg Township
Dent Redeceeererscecsess
Aie Me
Nna Gray
Ofniversity
Allan Grimith
Miss
H. F. Lutz
New Richmond Christian Church
Bible School
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
London M Fryman
Mt. Crab
Edison
Kirk
Batay
Avs
Esther Kennett
Po Ervapaoes and Records
U. B. Church
Ihee Chri
Kellis
O. Kirk
Hi 8 Place
Owensgilleigh
Gehen
Lawrence Abbott
Fiabeot
W. Pindel
Sia
Wiara
Unday
Boon
Uacher
Craver—Chandler
Rocky Ford
Recorder
Office
NEW Richmond News
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