County approves six month mothers pensions fund total
Commissioners allocate 894.18 for six months of mothers pensions covering 42 recipients with 1 to 7 children. Judge Young funds a single payment within a 15 mill levy limit, urging increased support for the program to keep mothers and children together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Carrie Summers
Miamiville
Onie Smith
Bethel
Jeanie Johnson
Mulberry
Mary
Kelch
New Richmond
Lillie Hastleman
Milford
Laura Rogers
Harriet, M. Rapp
Sophia Tolle
Myrtle Bauer
Stella West
Katie M. Kriich
Semarimus Wilson
Batavia
Rachel Tausch
Rowena Fisher Milford
Maude My Carter
Theresa M. Beard
Wilhamsville
Elia Gee
Carrie D. Ertle
Loveland
Lulu McCarty
Mollie van Camp
Newtonsville
Mifinie Emery
Kate Laughlin
Williamsburo
Nancy Barbarte Williamsbore
Ethel Faucher
Laura Pence
Hazel Boots
Josephine Joslin
Elizabeth Davis
Lovelane
Anna Conn
Sarah Berry
Daisy Hendrixson
Williamsbur
Lorado
Bisie Beckelkymer
Sylvia Sanders
Oraddale
Bisie Cooper
Sophia Johnon
Bisie L. Hannah
Felicity
Alberta Prickett
Gladys Jones
Mary Fry
Moscow
Hmma Caldwell
Perintown
Bessie Reynolds
Womans Club Outing and Local Events
Sixteen members of the Womans Club rode to Loveland last Tuesday to visit the Loveland Womans Club. The Cincinnati Auto Club hosted a luncheon at its home, followed by a short program with Miss Clara Johnston of the Batavia Club presenting a paper called Bath Bible Story. A tea by the Public Library committee is set for Friday afternoon at the library, December 8. The regular meeting planned for Saturday has been postponed to the next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans’ Club
Loveland
Loveland Womans’ Club
Cincinnati Auto’Club
Clara Johnston
Batavia Club
Bath
Bible Story
Record breaker crop yields unprecedented 8.2 billion bushels
Washington reports the U S corn crop at 8 199 126 000 bushels the largest ever but valued lower than last year at 7 3 cents per bushel November prices estimate the crop worth about 2 792 887 000 a drop of 1 141 801 000 while quality is said to be never better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United
Corn Corp
Williamsburg Youth Purchases Airplane for Local Demonstrations
Williams burg citizens welcome aviator Hugh H Robins age 18 newly purchased plane from Madisonville field. He and expert aviators will fly to Williamsburg from the Lytle field for demonstrations and passenger trips at a reasonable cost over three days. Robins plans a local flying field once a site is decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Madisonville Field
Hugh H. Robins
Madisonville
Robins
Lytle Field
Union Thanksgiving Services At U B Church
The annual Thanksgiving service will be held Thursday morning November 25 at 10 oclock at the U B Church. Rev A Smith of the M E Church will deliver the sermon this year and parishioners are urged to attend and give thanks for blessings received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
U. B
Rev
A. Smith
M. E
Petition Circulates Against Batavia Branch Car
Patrons of the C G P road circulate a petition to management protesting the dot baby car on the Batavia branch after a Wednesday night accident that left several with minor injuries. The car carries passengers while a freight trailer is used, and the old car was pressed into service again after the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Clermont Farm Bureau Plans Township Meetings and Reorganization
Clermont Farm Bureau members will hold township meetings starting Monday November 15 to elect officers and discuss future policies. Oscar Pierson will assist reorganization across townships with sessions at Tate Grange Bethel Pierce Locust Corner Mt. Pisgah Ohio Woodman Hall in coming days. The annual meeting is set for December 4 at the Batavia Armory with delegates from each township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Oscar Pierson
Tate
Grange Ball
Bethel
Pierce
Locust Corner Academy
Ohio
Woodman Hall
Mt. Pisgah
Armory
Batavia
Third annual Cler mont County Sunday School Conference Batavia
The Cler mont County Sunday School Association invites youths aged 12 to 21 to attend the third annual conference in Batavia. Girls meet at the U B church, boys at the Presbyterian church, with a joint organ recital by Donald Jamieson at 8 20 p m. A banquet at the armory follows at 5 30 p m. The evening session is in the M E church with public attendance encouraged for November 20. Proceeds from tickets at registration are 85 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Sunday School Association
Batavia
Church of Tomorrow
U. B
Presbyterian Church
Donald Jamieson
Banqttet
M. E
First Aid for Protecting Young Apple Trees
Horticulture experts advise winter protection for young apple trees against rodents. Clear grass or mulch from the base, compact cinders in a 24 inch radius, discourage nesting by removing cover, and wrap the trunk with a small mesh wirecloth strip. Ohio Experiment Station notes heavy snow last winter drove mice to feed on bark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Horticulture
Ohio Experiment Station
State Eay
Pleasant Surprise for Hon Chas C Kearns in Amelia Event
Hon Charles C Kearns of Amelia enjoyed a large informal reception at his home last Wednesday night honoring his fourth consecutive election to Congress. About 90 guests from across the county attended as Republican allies presented a large cake bearing his name and Mrs Kearns offered a smaller one. Sau Hodges of New Richmond spoke patriotically and the gathering included coffee tea and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. C. Kearns
Amelia
Congress
C. Kearns
Joseph
K’s
Kearns
Sau Hodges
New Richmond
No sale for hogs at Tobacco Warehouse last Thursday
A hog sale at the Tobacco Warehouse yielded only fat hog prices with slow bidding. No foreign buyers attended, and the best stock offered represented a wasted opportunity for breeders seeking fine bred swine.
Moore Kain wedding unites Miss Hestella Kain and William Moore
The ceremony took place in Cincinnati with Miss Velma Kain and Mr Edward Moore attending. The couple, both popular locals, returned to a dinner at the bride’s home near Elk Lick and left for their country home near Batavia. Relatives and friends wished them long, happy lives together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hstella Kain
William Moore
Velma
Edward
Cincinnati
Elk Lick
Lindsey
Williams
Tobacco condition worsens as rain reduces leaf weight
Farmers report stripping tobacco leaves now will yield light weight and poor weight retention. The gum in the crop was washed out by heavy rains during maturation, causing a sizable share of fine smoking tobacco to fall short of last year’s weight.
Energetic businessmen advertise bargains in columns
The paper highlights numerous energetic businessmen advertising their wares and inviting readers to consider fair bargains and a fair trial in dealings within the pages.
Embezzler L V Williams Placed Under 10000 Bond
L V Williams of Ripley once with the loan association remains in Georgetown jail after being fixed under a ten thousand dollar bond for embezzling about thirty six thousand dollars. His sentence awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Williams
Loan Association
Ripley
Georgetown
Whisky Captured In Hamilton Whisky Peddling Sweep
Last Thursday Sheriff Pepper of Hamilton captured two autos carrying whisky from Hamilton to Cincinnati. A man and a woman drove the vehicles. the woman’s car yielded nothing, while the man's car contained a large quantity of whisky. Both suspects gave false names and were jailed awaiting trial. Twenty cases in all were agoured as the sheriff vows to continue the war on whisky peddlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Unclear archival note on local school staff and land details
Fragmentary OCR record mentions a Mr Bagnaby a high school teacher and references illness teaching duties. Mentions of tax pence acres jet and expenditure appear garbled, lacking coherent journalistic context or clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bagnaby
Coal Shortage Strains Homes and Institutions
The region faces a coal shortage with freezing weather increasing hardship for private households and public facilities. In some areas coal requires a doctor's prescription while others lack any supply. oil stoves become common for heating and cooking. County institutions will receive state board aid if no other source exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Public Utilities
New Batavia Lodge Names Elected Officers
Newly elected Batavia Masonic lodge officers were installed Saturday night led by Will Johns as master and Fred Winters senior warden. Other officers include Will Lakemiere junior warden John Heney senior deacon J M York junior deacon A Nash treasurer H C Ely secretary B Morgetheurer Harry McAfee stewards Jacob Friend tylor Ora Lakemire Tom Glancy and Chas White as trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Preacher Hired by Batavia Presbyterian Church
Rev. McCollough of Cincinnati was hired last Wednesday evening by the Batavia Presbyterian congregation for the coming year. He had visited on trial and won favorable approval. He preached his first sermon as pastor last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCollough
Cincinnati
Batavia Presbyterian
Thomas J Kelly Lectures on Symphony Programs in Cincinnati
On Wednesdays before the Symphony Concerto in Cincinnati Mr Thomas J Kelly delivers lectures at the Woman's City Club at 8:80. These talks are open to the public with admission 9:00 for season or per single lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Thomas J. Kelly
Woman's City Club
Rabbit Law Repeal Sparks Widespread Hunting
The rabbit hunting law was repealed last Monday causing many gun owners in the area to hunt for meat as prices rise. Officials report a large number killed and a plentiful supply overall.
Wrecks Hit the G and P Railroad Sparks Delays and Damage
The G and P Railroad reports multiple wrecks this week. A freight wreck at Amelia delayed traffic Wednesday night, another light wreck at Highland Park Thursday night, and a 5 82 passenger car from Batavia to Highland Park nearly derailed near Holmes crossing injuring several passengers Bert Yeager F E Backer and W B Patton were among the riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.,.g. & P. Railroad Company
Amelia
Highland Park
Batavia
Holmes’ Crossing
Bert Yeager
F. E. Backer
W. B. Patton
Bethel
Ohio Pike Work Advances with Bid Rescheduling
Work on the Ohio pike by H. Laub & Co progresses with grading finished. The lower end, previously bidless, will be re-bid in December. Authorities say the Hamilton to Clermont link will benefit the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Pike
H. Laub & Co
Hamilton
Clermont
Fall tobacco bed sterilization to curb rot disease
Farmers aim to protect next spring crops from Tobacco Rot which stunts plants and collapses roots. Experts urge fall sterilization of beds with steam using a pan and boiler, noting drier soil and lower spring workload. Cover beds afterward to keep weed seeds down, as seed elimination may repay the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Ubless
Typhoid Fever At Salem Aims to Reduce Mortality
Salem officials seek a $10,000 emergency grant from the State Emergency Board for an on site medical surgical and laboratory consulting service to curb the typhoid epidemic. W A Freeman states the plan has life saving potential though some oppose state funding. The Salem outbreak is described as under control with emphasis on clean water as a preventive measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
W. A. Freeman
State Emergency Board
Salem
Freeman
Game Warden Seeks Violators During Indiana Quail Season
John R. Strofe the game warden announces he is on the job to enforce game laws. Quail season runs from November 10 to December 20 in Indiana with a daily limit of 16 birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Strofe
Indiana
Armistice Day Observed in Clermont County
DAY DULY OBSERVED Armistice Day was observed in Clermont county on November 11 with the crowd at the court house corner gathering at six to raise colors as Peter Gunderley sounded reveille. The same crowd later took down the colors as A Nash and Peter Gunderley sounded taps. Rev. Smith spoke to the schools on Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Uncle Same
C.P. Walker
American Legion
Woman's Auxiliary
Legion
Relief Corps
Daughters of America
Methodist Church
America
Louise ‘Davis
Letha Frasie
Georgia Smith
Pauline McAdams
Sarah Gardner
Alice Hutchinson
Navy
Marcilles
Greta Caldwell
J. W. Smith
Harry Densis
Lloyd McKinney
Uncle Sam
J.W. Smith
Prof. Smith
M. Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Josephine Knight
Margaret Ruffner
Red Cross
Una O’banion
Miss Liberty
Stanley Frazier
Inez McNutt
Smith
Clermont County
Court House
Peter Gunderley
A.©. Nash
Rev. Smith
Builders Cut Home Construction Amid High Costs
Fewer new buildings rose last summer than in the three prior years due to expensive materials and labor. Union wages have reached a point that almost stops home building even where funds exist, with current activity below that of 1918.
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Burg
Womans
Williamsburg Bay
Union Thanksgiving Services
Belle Kennedy
Fienry Hodges
Rederic Juergens Ar
Danville Aleee
Sharonville
Racia
United Brethren Church
H F
Thomas du
Williamaburg
Bethel Lodge
F. No. 220
Ellows
MR. Reader
Rabbit Law
Farm Bureau Notes
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