Court House Approval in Clermont County Looms
Clermont county eyes a new court house after state and federal officials approved architect plans. Financing calls for $25,000 from the county toward a $75,000 building cost, with the rest covered by the federal government. heating not included. Officials in Columbus and Washington must approve, with Senator-elect Harold Nichols and Representative-elect John Hayden to represent the county. Also, Columbus ministers will hold monthly services at the state penitentiary chapel, Rev. T. T. Wiley set to speak December 9.
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Clermont County
Columbus
Washington
Harold Nichols
John Hayden
Election table misstates clerk results figures corrected
The table last week wrongly showed figures for clerk of courts. Fomorin should be listed with 6979 votes and Ansteat with 841 votes, a correction clarified after review.
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Fomorin
Ansteat
Expense Accounts For November Election Officials
Expense accounts listed for November election officials include Edgar Andeatt clerk 153 2 Manly A Hill recorder 97 45 Frank A Roberts prosecutor 413 50 Sam White coroner 22 50 Ezra Seyler commissioner 148 50 Blythe Jones auditor 194 40 G G Auxier sheriff 7 10 J M Fitzpatrick treasurer 226 00 Burton G Hodges recorder 209 00 John Hayden representative 128 26 W F Fomorin clerk Gayland E Weaver com er 154 00 G P Medary treasurer BA 95 Sterling L Brown prosecutor 123 50 E L Carter representative 178 10 Jeff Davie auditor 5 190 0 J M Patchell sheriff 187 18 Democratic Central Committee 1336 60 Republican Central Committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Andeatt
Manly A. Hill
Frank A Roberts
Sam White
Ezra Seyler
Blythe Jones
G. G. Auxier
J. M. Fitzpatrick
Burton G. Hodges
John Hayden
W. F. Fomorin
Gayland E. Weaver
G. P. Medary
Sterling L. Brown
E. L. Carter
Jeff Davie
J. M Patchell
Central Com
Cen
Political squibs on tax plans and relief in 1936 Ohio
Courier Comment from Columbus notes Governor White and Governor-elect Martin L. Davey backing sales tax legislation while speculating Davey’s influence. The piece mocks tax burdens for taxpayers, hints at relief slogans for Republicans, and jokes about Santa Claus in government while urging Red Cross support and noting upcoming football season and World Series talk.
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Columbus
White
Martin L. Davey
Mr. Davey
Uncle George
Enquirer
Carnival A Success At Batavia Armory Charity Event
The Carnival held by Mrs Chas G White's M E Church circle at the Batavia Armory drew a large crowd Saturday. Close to $60 in receipts, a doll and quilt show, a pet parade, and an old fashion gown review highlighted the evening. Quilts dating to 110 years were shown by Amelia and Stonelick residents, with many prize ribbons awarded to young attendees and exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Armory
Chas G. White
M.e.church
C. M. Edwards
Amelia
Chas. Pringle
Louise Baum
Geo. Baum
Jusin
Stonelick
E. H. Speidel
H. C. Male
Ketchum
Helen Larkin
Betty Dewdney
Maude Horn
Mary Sprague
Frances Burlew
Helen H. Rush
Betty Wilson
Betty Pringle
John Rapp
Sam Sprag
Batavia Farm Bureau Elects Carter to Lead County Body
Carter Edward Knauer of Hill Crest Orchards north of Perintown was unanimously re elected president of Clermont County Farm Bureau at Batavia U B Church. R F Turner and W L Cowdrey were re elected as vice president and secretary treasurer. Several women directors were chosen from five hundred candidates. The meeting outlined policy support for continued tax and economic measures and local government reforms.
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E. L. Carter
Hill Crest
Perintown
Clermont County Farm Bureau
U. B. Church
Batavia
R. F. Turner
Milford
W. L. Cowdrey
Williamsburg
Harry Norte
Laurel
Roy Maddox
Carmel
J. F. Robinson
Locust Corner
Carter
Cleremont County
Columbus
W. E. Christie
Marathon
Goshen Township
Union Township
Ed Bath
Radio Farm
C. P. Becker
Fieldman
Lebanon
Mrs. Steele
London
Harry West
Hillsboro
Rev
E. L. Smith
Leland C. Hutchinson
State Farm and Home Protective Committee
Cleveland
Russel Kimber
Producers Cooperative Commission Association
Cincinnati
Roy Stoddard
E. B. Baugh
Beekeepers of Clermont County Organize Local Group
The Beekeepers of Clermont County formed an association last Friday evening with Herman Fagley as president, E Miller as vice president, and Walter Saile serving as secretary-treasurer. The next meeting is set for Batavia courthouse on Wednesday December 5 at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
iPresident
Herman &. Fagley
E. Miller
Sec’v.Treas
Walter Saile
Batavia
Chicken Supper at I.O.O.F Lodge Opens Thursday
Williamsburg Rebekah and I invite the public to a Thursday night supper at 6 o clock November 22 in the I O O F Hall. Meals cost 26 cents and we will also sell home made ice cream cake candy and popcorn. Don t miss it. All are welcome.
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Williamsburg
Rebekah
I. 0
Tax Rate Revision Delays Tax Statements Until After December 20 1934
The Ohio Tax Commission and County Auditor cannot set new tax rates before December 20 1934 due to a revision in tax laws. The Treasurer's office will not render statements or accept current tax until after that date. Jas M. Fitzpatrick Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Tax Commission
Jas M. Fitzpatrick
Treas
Feast of the Seven Tables at Taylor M. E. Church
The Feast of the Seven Tables is set for Thursday night November 22 at the Taylor M E Church Batavia. A program will present the feast followed by a supper priced at 85 cents. Proceeds aid a good cause and the public is invited.
Pruitt on Freshman Ohio State Football Squad
Dan Prewitt of Williamsburg is a member of the freshman football squad at Ohio State according to Capitol city dispatches. Billy Coyle of Batavia, a student at Ohio State University, has been promoted to corporal in the infantry at Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Prewitt
Williamsburg
Joe Supt. Prewitt
Ohio State
Capitol
Billy Coyle
Batavia
Ohio State University
4 H Achievement Night Set for Monterey Clubs
The 4 H clubs of Monterey will hold their achievement program on Wednesday night November 21 at the Monterey Presbyterian church. County agent Mr Baugh will attend with his picture Pardners Three.
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Monterey
Monterey Presbyterian Church
Baugh
Pardners
Prince of Peace Declamation Winners Named at Batavia M E Church
Four contestants took part with one withdrawal in the Prince of Peace Declamation Contest at the Batavia M E Church Sunday night. Audrey Kolly of Mt Carmel won first place while Francis Budd of Batavia took second. Judges were Mrs. D K McDonald Hugh C Nichols and P F Jamieson. Audrey Holly of Mt Carmel earned local honors in the same event. Sub jects focused on continued peace and further elimination contests offer a college tuition prize.
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Prince of Peace
M. E. Church
Audrey Kolly
Mt. Carmel
Francis Budd
Batavia
D. K. McDonald
Hugh C. Nichols
P. F. Jamieson
Louise Gunderley
Francis Daugherty
Betty Wilson
Bess Walker
Batavia M. E
Audrey Holly
Newport man dies after accidental gunshot near Pt Pleasant
Joseph W. Glascock of Newport Kentucky accidentally shot himself while visiting a farm near Pt Pleasant for a hunt. His son Alva Mead found him and medical aid was sought at Meade hospital and later Bethesda Hospital in Cincinnati where he died. Glascock was a prominent Cincinnati businessman. The lung was perforated, ribs broken and heart torn by the shot. He was alone when shot.
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Joseph W. Glascock
Newport
Alva Mead
Dr. Mead
New Richmond
Meade Hospital
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Former Batavian Doctor F A Ireton Dies in Cincinnati
Dr F A Ireton of Bethel longtime county health commissioner died at Bethesda hospital Cincinnati after weeks of illness Funeral held in Bethel Monday Survived by widow and two children The article notes Delaware used whipping post for crime punishment since 1656.
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F. A. Ireton
Bethel
Batavia
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Delaware
Batavia Teams Open 1934-35 Season At Armory
Batavia High School boys and girls opened their 1934-35 campaigns Friday night at the Armory against Williamsburg. The boys fell 32 to 17 while the girls won 17 to 12. Hance led Williamsburg as top scorer. Batavia players Habn and others kept the game close in the second half. Next Tuesday Batavia hosts Bethel with the girls starting at 7:30.
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Batavia
Basketeers
Batavia National Guard Armory
Batavia Merchants
Batavia Batavia National Guardsmen
New Richmond
Merchants
Cincinnati
Johnny Colonel
Guardsmen
Stan Arnzen
Vernon Kesel
Dick Hewling
Bill Rothe
Bud Spicer
Snyder
Gregg
University of Kentucky
Boles
Batavia High School
Williamsburg
Findley Herring
Habn
Hance
F. C. Morrison
Batavis
Bethel
Officers Elected at Cler mont Social Lodge
At the regular meeting of Cler mont Social Lodge No. 29 held Friday evening November 16 officers for the coming year were elected. W M Nicholas Kain S W L R Smith J W L E McNair Secretary H B Holden Treasurer J B Cover S D Guy L Smith J D Leslie Freeman Stewards Chas Mudge Taxon Briggs Tyler Marion Beckelheimer Trustee W E Laycock The meeting closed with a fish fry enjoyed by all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Social Lodge
W. M
Nicholas Kain
S. W
L. R. Smith
J.W
L. E. McNair
H. B. Holden
J. B. Cover
S. D
Guy L. Smith
J. D
Leslie Freeman
Chas. Mudge
Taxon Briggs
Tyler
Marion Beckelheimer
W. E. Laycock
Silver Wedding Celebration in West Batavia
A surprise party marked the Silver Wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Moyer at their West Batavia home on Sunday afternoon. Local guests from Batavia included relatives and William Dewdney with his wife and daughter Betty, plus Gus Hulck and his wife. Out of town visitors hailed from Norwood, College Hill, Cincinnati, Mulberry, and Troy, among them the Aufderheide, Bennett, Binm, Busch, Wacuker families, and Miriam Richard.
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E. K.moyer
West Batavia
Batavia
William Dewdney
Betty
Gus Hulck
William and
Ernest«Aufderheide
Norwood
Lowell Bennett
College Hill
Evelyn Binm
Louis Busch
R. J. Wacuker
Roger
Cincinnati
Alvin Moyer
Mulberry
Edward Fregin
Irene Richard
Miriam
Troy
Coon Hound Field Trial At Trotter’s Country Club
West Union Ohio November 17 Many Clermont county sportsmen will gather at Trotter's Country Club one mile south of West Union on Route 247 for the annual Coon Hound Field Trial. A purse of 160 dollars is offered on Thanksgiving Day. Leafy Oak rules govern the chase with elimination heats beginning at nine o'clock in the morning. For more information contact H. C. Trotter West Union Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Clermont County
Trotter
Here
H. C. Trotter
Revival Meetings Begin at Newtonsville M E Church
Revival meetings started at the Newtonsville M E church on November 18 with public invitation. Rev Miss Inez Staley of Oakwood will lead music and young peoples work, morning meetings at 10 am, and services at 7 30 pm each evening. American Fence offers 1047 steel Banner Fence Parts and staples at old price via J Fuhr Williamsburg Ohio.
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Newtonsville M. E
Miss Inez Staley
Oakwood
Fuhr
Williamsburg
Ohio
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State Penitentiary
T. T. Wiley
Columbus Ministerial Association
Town Hall
Wiggs
Dorothy Colburn
Herken
James Walker
Lucille Collier
Lucy Keen
Australia
Lillian Colburn
Billy Wiggs
Warren Wilke
Dona'd Anstaett
Chris Hazy
Miss Hazy
Ewes
Grace Krantz
Stubbins
Vernon O. Lytle Lavey
Mary
David Gallagher
Schultz
Mamie Gunderley
Malott Deacon Barby Se
Henry Smith
the Sheriff
Peete
Wyes
Eddie Schultz
Sterling Moore
Mickey Viney
Dick Jamieson
T It Itttty
Tina Viney
Ruth Lewis
Lena Krausmeir
Virginia Dominy
Bobby Richorn
Weeeeewee
Robert Nichols
Frankie Peereee
Weeweweee
Harry Doughman
the Postman
Wee Enemies
Tommy Colburn
Courier Comment
Republican Party
Santa Claus
North Pole
The
Red Cross
Edward Knauer
Eau Organization
County Farm Bar
Highway Department
Robert R. Caldwell
Owensville
Mt. Healthy
Cincinnati & Lake Erie Traction
Isasc Maham
Knauer
BEE Keepers Organize
Grange News
Batavia Grange
Ate
Walter Baue
Wm. Snider
Tee
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