Clermont County Leads in Eradicating Bangs Disease
In a two year campaign Clermont County cattle owners tested herds across all townships with over 90 percent participation and 11 865 cattle inspected. 851 reactors found. Clermont tops Ohio for area testing with 2209 herds tested. Other areas include Clinton Athens Darke Defiance Fulton Van Wert Williams Wood counties and Milford burglary case.
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Clermont County
Clinton
Athens County
Darke County
Defiance County
Fulton County
van Wert Co
Williams County
Wood County
Brotherhood Meeting At Marathon Church Friday Night
The Methodist Men's Brotherhood will meet Friday night November 25 at the M E Church in Marathon. A special speaker will deliver the message and men of all denominations are invited to attend.
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Methodist Men’s Brotherhood
M. E
Marathon
Sunday School Rally at Mt. Pisgah Church
A Sunday school rally at Mt. Pisgah Church on Sunday November 27 at 1 30 pm urges all ex superintendents to attend. After the service pastor Rev H H Stephenson will speak on The Secret of Church Progress with everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pisgah
H. H. Stephenson
Thirty youths take drivers license exam in Batavia
Thirty young people ages 15 to 19 gathered Saturday at the Citizen's garage on Market street for an automobile drivers license examination. The session was overseen by examining officer C. G. Kerns from the State Highway Patrol based in Georgetown Ohio.
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Batavia
Clara Kalline Rolf
Wm. J. White
Raymond J Wagner
Wilmer Smith
Harold Emery
Howard Hilday
Ross Apgar
Herbert Campbell
Vernon Geeslin
John Hendrickson
Edwin
Ralph Bach
Donald Samples
Helen Stevens
Stella Newberry
Rosebelle Weinmann
Harold Hays
Raymond Anspach
Jack Cramer Lee
Ruehlman
Donald Winemiller
Wm. Schneider Jr
Harris Kirby
Harold Brunston
George Ritter
Robert K. Johnson
Arthur Utter
Elizabeth Wolf
Richard G. Stuart
Arnold Williams
Paul Watson
Citizen’s
Market Street
C. G. Kerns
State Highway Patrol
Georgetown
Ohio
Amelia High Boys and Girls Keep Winning Run With New Richmond
At Amelia gym the girls beat New Richmond 33 to 21 as they extended their lead each quarter. The boys prevailed in a close game, overcoming a 7 to 6 halftime deficit to win 22 to 18 in the final period. Gippy Venn of Cincinnati refereed both games. Amelia teams remain undefeated and face Milford and Anderson township next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia High School
Amelia Gym
New Richmond
Amelia
Gippy Venn
Cincinnati
Milford
Anderson Township
Hamersville School Bond Adds Funds for Addition
Bids on the Hamersville school addition were opened after a $29,000 bond approval in the November 9 election, with the project now totaling $55,000 after recent PWA funding. Architects concluded the bid process last week for the construction phase.
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Hamersville
Public Works Administration
Prince of Peace Contest Held at U B Church
The Prince of Peace Contest at the U B church Sunday night drew seven entrants but only Leonard Katanich reported his oration The temple of Understanding and received a bronze medal. Judges were Frank Hoggatt of Goshen Maurice Burkholder of Milford and Mr Armacost of Felicity.
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U. B
Leonard Katanich
Temple of Understanding
Frank Hoggatt
Goshen
Maurice Burkholder
Milford
Mr. Armacost
Felicity
Thanksgiving Proclamation 1938 by President Roosevelt
The 1938 Thanksgiving proclamation declares November 24 a day of general thanksgiving. It acknowledges historic roots in Washington and Lincoln and praises democracy, peace, and blessings of the year while urging prayers for those in distress abroad.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States of America
George Washington
Abraham Lincon
Washington
Bethel Clubs Accuse Rotarians of Disregard in Basketball Clash
Bethel Business Men’s Club slams Batavia Rotary Club with charges of reckless disregard of rules and roughing it up after a Nov 2 game in Bethel. They target Harold and Hugh Nichols for alleged brutal play that swung the score, as teams prepare for a rematch on December 1 at Batavia High School Auditorium.
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Bethel Business Men’s Club
Batavia Rotary Club
Bethel
Dr. O. C. Davison
Clermont County
Harold
Hugh Nichols
Batavia
Batavia High School
Grange Election Set for Clermont Unit in November
Clermont Grange 2877 calls its annual officer election for Tuesday evening November 22. Members must attend. November 8 meeting skipped due to general election. Regular meetings scheduled for the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays each month.
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Clermont Grange
Fire destroys house and barn on John Logan farm
The house and barn on the John Logan farm by Stonelick Creek below Owensville burned Monday evening while the family ate supper. Origin unknown. Estimated loss $2000. No injuries. Livestock saved, corn removed, tobacco crop lost. Mr. Burnell lived there. Neighbors aided as water was scarce. Partly insured.
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John Logan
Stonelick Creek
Owensville
Burnell
Clermont County Candidate Expense Accounts for November 8
Expense accounts filed with the County Election Board list Blythe Jones auditor R 300.00 J W Smith auditor D 340.75 Jon Hayden State rep R 112.00 Guy Bagby State rep D 222.69 Manly Hill commissioner R 306.00 Sam Ausman commissioner R 133.65 Frank Abbott commissioner D 354.48 J W Walker Commissioner P Judge R 54.98 Chas White Commissioner P Judge D 455.65 on file in the County Election Board office.
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Clermont County
Blythe Jones
J. W. Smith
Jon Hayden
Guy Bagby
Manly Hill
Sam Ausman
Frank Abbott
J. W. Walker
Com. P
Chas, White
Com
Hughes Declared Winner In Race
An official report from the Secretary of State confirmed Harry Hughes the Democratic nominee for State Senator in the Second Fourth District won the race. He surpassed Martin by a narrow margin after Butler county precinct corrections, final totals Hughes 33,295 Martin 33,209.
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Secretary of State
Harry Hughes
Butler County
Hughes
Martin
Distribution of Funds Announced for Clermont County Schools
Frank Hoggett, Clermont county Superintendent of Schools, announced allocations covering 50 percent of notes issued September 1. Listed communities receive specific amounts, including Amelia 2979.97, Batavia 3526.87, Bethel Tate 4280.71, Felicity Franklin 2735.27, Glen Este Mt Carmel 1037.19, Milford Village 2992.49, New Richmond Village 3639.97, Williamsburg Village 3187.14, Williamsville Tabasco 746.76, and other rural and village districts with varying sums.
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Clermont County
Frank Hoggatt
Amelia Village
Batavia Village
Bethel-Tate
Felicity-Franklin
Branch Hill
Edenton
Glen Este-Mt. Carmel
Goshen Township
Jackson
Miami Rural
Miamiville
Milford Village
Monroe Township
Moscow Village
Neville
Newtonsville
New Richmond Village
Ohio Township
Paxton
Perintown
Pt. Isabel
Pierce Township
Owensville Village
Wayne Township
West Woodville
Williamsburg Village
Williamsville - Tabasco
Officers Elected by Marathon Chapter C. E. S.
Marathon Chapter C. E. S. elected officers including Worthy Matron Goldie Smith Worthy Patton Gus Brown and Secretary May Brown plus Treasurer Florence Caldwell Conductress Louise Curliss Asso Conductress Mary Morgan and Trustee May Brown. Marathon Grange also named Master Raymond Patton Overseer Everett Hawk Lecturer Mary Morgan and other posts including Treasurer Ed Christie Secretary Louise Curtis Gate keeper Robi Colier and Flora Aline White with Trustee Mark Athley.
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Marathon
Worthy
Goldie Smith
Worthy Patton
Gus Brown
Asso
Irene Harbaugh
Harlie Stratton
May Brown
Florence Caldwell
Louise Curliss
Mary Morgan
Marathon Grange
Raymond Patton
Everett Hawk
Ray Anspare
Quince Mulloy
Mina Mayer
Ed Christie
Louise Curtis
Robi
Colier
Ceres
Helen Holland
Flora
Aline White
Golda Smith
Mark Athley
Funeral service for Clifford J. Taylor at Milford Methodist
Clifford J. Taylor 55 was buried at Greenlawn after funeral services at Milford Methodist Church led by Rev. Elisha Kneisley and Rev. Roger Turrell. A Pennsylvania Railroad employee for 33 years he also served on Milford's Board of Public Affairs and was vice president of Milford Building Loan and Savings Co. He died after leaping from a Cincinnati high rise, leaving a widow Lulu Taylor, a sister Ed Armstrong, and four brothers Clyde Elmer Logan and Clarence.
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Clifford J. Taylor
Milford Methodist Church
Elisha Kneisley
Roger Turrell
Greenlawn Cemetery
Taylor
Pennsylvania Railroad
Milford Board of Public Affairs
Milford Building Loan and Savings Co
Gordon McKim
Union Central
Cincinnati
Lulu Taylor
Ed Armstrong
Clyde
Goshen
Elmer
Drake Road
Indian Hill
Logan
Clarence Taylor
Madisonville
Hyde Park Republican Club gathers at Larkby summer home
Oliver S Larkby and his wife hosted about 100 Hyde Park Republican Club members and guests in Cincinnati on Saturday. A buffet supper at six featured a white decorated home and four open fireplaces. Ed Scollon received a wrist watch as Mr Larkby spoke. remarks were also offered by Congressman elect Charles Elston and Judge Carl Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver S. Larkby
Cincinnati
Hyde Park Republican Club
Earl Kincaid
J. M. Wiseman
E. S. Rush
Batavia
Larkley
Ed Scollon
Charles Elston
Carl Rich
Christmas Seal Sale Opens November 25 in Clermont County
The 1938 Clermont County Christmas Seal Sale, under Mrs. Hugh C. Nichols, runs from November 25 to Christmas. Village chairmen include Mrs. G T Behm New Richmond and Mrs. H T Hutchinson Loveland, with township leaders in Wayne Tate Franklin Miami Batavia Union Jackson Stonelick and Ohio Townships. Seals will be mailed in Union Monroe Loveland for the first time.
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Clermont County
Hugh C. Nichols
Loveland
Earle Kincaid
Carmel
Nellie Lanham
Felicity
Moore
Batavia
L. W. Nisbet
Robert Scott
Milford
Clarence Sikkems
Williamsville
Paul Spencer
Newtonsville
W. A. Williams
Amelia
Carl Anstaett
Wayne Township
Virginia Bredwell
Tate Township
Joy Canter
Franklin Township
John C. Craver
Miami Township
H. K. Hillin
Batavia Township
Charles Klausing
Pierce Township
W. A. Rogers
Monroe Township
A.C. Roslow
Union Township
Clara Slater
Jackson Township
W. J. Snider
Stonelick Township
Margaret Wenzel
Washington Township
Jos. I. Williams
Ohio Township
Ohio
Union
Monroe
Loveland Village
Nichols
Batavia High hosts three basketball games tonight
Three games are set at Batavia High School Gym. BataviaJunior High girls meet Mt Carmel, then Batavia boys and girls face Goshen. Last Friday Batavia girls won, boys lost to Moscow. Amelia teams beat New Richmond 33 21 girls and 22 18 boys. Goshen swept Bethel 18 6 girls and 32 22 boys. Owensville defeated Moscow 23 13 boys and 16 14 girls.
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Batavia High School
Batavia
Mt. Carmel
Goshen
Moscow
Amelia
New Richmond
Bethel
Owensville
Thanksgiving Service at Batavia High School Auditorium
Special services are set for today at 2 30 in the Batavia High School Auditorium. Supt. P K Moore says the program is open to the public for all to attend.
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Batavia High School
Supt
P. K. Moore
Williamsburg Route 74 Contract Let for 0.931 Mile
State Highway Department let the Williamsburg Highway improvement project on Route 74 to W. C. Moore of Marysville for 42 781.75 dollars. The contract covers a 38 foot roadway and a 20 foot concrete pavement over 0.931 mile.
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State Highway Department
Williamsburg
W. C. Moore
Marysville
Clermont County Delegation Attends Ohio Farm Bureau Meet
A large Clermont County delegation joined the Ohio Farm Bureau annual meeting in Columbus at the Columbus Auditorium drawing over 5 000 attendees. Speakers included Edwin C Palmer R W Blackburn Murray D Lincoln J Raymond Schutz Ruth Chorpenning and J S Jones with a 1000 voice choir led by Lyle Straight.
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Clermont County
Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau
Edwin C. Palmer
Kalamazoo
Mich
R. W. Blackburn
American Farm Bureau Federation of Chicago
Murray D. Lincoln
J. Raymond Schutz
Manchester College
Ruth Chorp
Harry Nott
Salt Air
Roy Maddox
Carmel
Herbert Rowan
Williamsburg
Ray Stoddard
Batavia
Dayle Elliott
Joe Nordman
Milford
B. L. Carter
Pleasant Hill
Robert Caldwell
Owensville
Roy Battles
Ray Canter
Felicity
Howard Swope
Walter Smith
Nicholsville
Herman Fagley
Bethel
Three Events Planned To Raise Funds For Batavia Christmas
Three events are scheduled next week to raise funds for Batavia's Community Christmas Celebration. Eagles Lodge sponsors a Nov 29 show and a Nov 30 Bingo party. Dec 1 features a benefit basketball game between Batavia Rotary Club and Bethel Business Men's Club in the school auditorium.
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Batavia
Eagles Lodge
Batavia Rotary Club
Bethel Business Men’s Club
Sons of the Legion
Frank Weaver Post
Clermont County
Bethel Man Hospitalized After Route 232 Crash
Cliff Swing 81 of near Bethel is in Christ Hospital after a Saturday morning collision on Route 232 three miles west of Bethel. A Fanin Trucking milk truck driven by Charles Crawford allegedly ran a stop sign, hitting Swing head on. Swing suffered severe cuts and loss of blood, knocked unconscious, then transported by Kennedy Funeral Home Ambulance. He is recovering. he is brother to Bert Swing and Dr. Frank Swing and father of Glenn Swing.
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Cliff Swing
Bethel
Christ Hospital
Swing
Fanin Trucking Co
Charles Crawford
Crawford
Mr. Swing
Kennedy Funeral Home
New Baby Judith Walker Born at Christ Hospital
Mr and Mrs James W Walker welcome a baby girl named Judith born Friday evening November 18 at Christ Hospital weighing about five and a half pounds. Parents announce the birth.
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James W. Walker
Christ Hospital
Judith Walker
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C. E. Johnson Drug
Quehl
Joe Pierson
Frank Perry
Brotherhood
S. S. Rally
Basket Ball
Prince of Peace
Cordell Hull
Bethel Star
Rotarians
Grange News
C. J. Taylor
Milford M. E. Church
Stevens
Kerr
Clermont
Clermont-Hamilton Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Dick Shultz
Clermont Tester
Arthur Stevens
M. M. Kerr
J. F. Robinson
Locust Corners
Tenite
Farm Bureau Delegation
C. J
Bert. Swing
Frank Swing
Glenn O. Swing
Covington Schools
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