Third annual conference of 8-8 Association in Batavia
The third annual Young People's Division conference of the 8-8 Association gathered in Batavia last Saturday with 186 delegates from nearly all townships. The event featured speeches by Rev. G H Harper and state superintendent Walter Moore, a banquet, and installation of officers for both girls and boys conferences. The report praises organized classes, calls for continued cooperation, and urges Sunday schools to back the work.
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Young People’s Division
8-8 Association
Batavia
United Brethren Church
Presbyterian Church
G H. Harper
County Young Peoples Supt
Highland County
Jesus
Walter Moore
Washington
Jesus Christ
Joe
Donald Jamie
Alice Anstaett
Anstaett
Campaign expense summary for county candidates
The document lists campaign spending by party and candidate across offices such as Common Pleas Judge, General Assembly, Clerk of Courts, Sheriff, Commissioners, Treasurer, Recorder, Prosecuting Attorney, and County Surveyor. Figures show Republican and Democratic allocations, with names like W. Asidoseph, Edgington, Moyer, Young, Nichols, Hutson, Dugan, Groves, Maxfield, Mofford, Williams, Patton, and Miller among others.
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Common Pleas
W. Asidoseph
Bnichols
General Assembly
Edgington
Harry Moyer
Clarence N., Young
Charles. H. ‘Woodmansee
Jess’ M. Jordan
John B. Rapp
Lucian T. Maham
John F. Hutson
Eas
Oy Donley
Henry Bergman, Jr
Louis Buerkle
Thomas J. Dugan
Perry Groves
George A. Maxfield
Keelée
George E. Mofford
Charles J. Williams
Harry Britton
W. By Patton
Charles Miller
Clermont County Sends Team to State Club Week in Columbus
Clermont county represented by two boys and one girl at the Boys and Girls Club Week at Ohio State University Columbus from November 15 to 19. About 550 participants earned free trips through county farm bureau school system and agricultural society efforts with OSU. Leaders included Onavan and Martha Derricks of Loveland and John Musgrove of Williamsburg.
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Clermont County
Ohio State University
Columbus
County Farm Bureau
County School System
County Agricultural Society
Onavan
Martha Derricks
Loveland
John Musgrove
Williamsburg
Batavia Builds Twin Emergency Reservoirs
Work on Batavia's emergency reservoir beside the old one progresses with side walls completed and bottom to be laid when weather allows. The roof will follow. the twin tanks ensure ample water for fire or other needs, filled independently and drawn as one or separately. Pro motors deserve thanks.
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Batavia
Clermont county yields record tobacco and corn crops
Local inspectors and Kentucky tobacco buyers praise Clermont county crops as the best ever, noting light weight but high quality tobacco and strong corn yields. Upland fields often match bottom land in both quality and quantity as harvest progresses.
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Clermont County
Kentucky
Courier Man
Clermont County Farm Women's Club Federation Meeting
The Clermont County Federation of Farm Women's Clubs will meet at the Presbyterian Church in Williamsburg on December 1. The forenoon is for business and a basket dinner at noon. Ohio Federation president Mrs. Florence H. Willison of Columbus will speak in the afternoon, inspiring county farm women to organize clubs. All county Farm Women’s Clubs are invited.
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Clermont County Federation of Farm Woman’s Club
Presbyterian Church
Williamsburgy
Florence H. Willison
Columbus
Ohio State Federation of Farm Woman's Clubs
Farm Woman’s Clubs
Vacancy in Recorder's Office After Death of George Mofford
County commissioners face a vacancy in the recorder role after August when the elected term ends. Petitions for the unexpired term will circulate, seeking appointment of Mrs. Harriett Mofford. The current board includes Republican Shane and Democrats Lowe and Ross.
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George E.mofford
Recorder’s
Harriett Mofford
Board of Commissioners
Shane
Lowe
Ross
County Health Team Reports at Loveland Schools
County Health Commissioner Dr Treton and County Nurse Mrs Heidlebaugh spent a week in Loveland schools examining scholars. They report each pupil’s condition to parents so families can seek remedies from doctors. A few cases of whooping cough are flagged with yellow tags on the arm.
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Treton
Heidlebaugh
Loveland
George E Mofford Dies in Cincinnati After Illness
George E. Mofford, a Bata via business figure and former Wiseman & Mofford partner, died in a Cincinnati hospital last Tuesday after a brief illness linked to a past flu. He moved with his family from Mt. Crab to Bata via three years ago and served as County Recorder after being elected November 2. He is survived by a widow and one daughter. Funeral at the M B E church Friday with burial in Union cemetery.
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George E. Mofford
Batavia
Cincinnati
Mt. Crab
Wiseman & Mofford
M. BE
Union Cemetery
Dance at Favret's Hall Owensville Nov 24
Owensville invites guests to a dance at Favret's hall on November 24 with music by piano saxophone and drums. Admission is one dollar. Tonight is Wednesday.
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Favret
Owensville
Mofford Rites Mark Death Of Local Pioneer
George E. Mofford born July 12 1878 Laurel Ohio died November 16 1920 at 42. A merchant and former Swing Traction conductor, he served as clerk recorder for Clermont county before illness. He married Harriet Simmons in 1907 and leaves daughter Gladys. He belonged to Methodist, Odd Fellows, Masons and Junior Lodges. He is remembered for faith, kindness and public service.
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George E. Mofford
Laurel
Ohio
Earth
John
Amanda Mofford
Batasat
Clermont County
Christ’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Harriett Simmons
Gladys
Mofford
Methodist Church
Mt. Oreb
John Martin
Brotherhood of van
Odd Fellows
Masonic
Ban
McKinley
Fiilies
League of Nations at Geneva faces rough start
The editorial notes a tense opening at Geneva with nearly 1000 officials from 41 countries amid rivalries and demands for fair voting. It highlights Japan’s delegation size, secretive talks, and France challenging England's six votes versus others. The piece links these frictions to domestic political debates.
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League of Nations
Geneva
League
Woodrow Wilson
Cincinnati Enquirer
the Enquirer
Japan
International Association For
America
Britain
Robert Cecil
South Africa
France
England
Ennai
Batavian Promoted Ezra Ansaett Earns State Farm Bureau Promotion
Ezra C Ansaett assistant secretary treasurer at the Farm Bureau in Clermont county earns a promotion after his successful membership campaign. State organizers praised the Clermont county system as superior and drafted him to establish it in other counties while he remains briefly in Clermont. His work since March 1919 has grown beyond his original stenographer role.
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Ezra C. Ansaett
Treas
Farm Bureau
Clermont County
Ansteadt
Columbus
Anstaett
Manchester Awaits New Shoe Factory Plan
Plans for a new shoe factory in Manchester are on file with up to date machinery promised. The project adds industrial growth but hinges on securing enough labor to operate the new plant.
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Manchester
Milford and Columbus Pike Repairs Sought
Appeals to the Cincinnati Automobile Club and county commissioners urge temporary improvements to the Milford and Columbus Pike east of Owensville. State funds exist but no contracts awarded. Tourists and students at Fayetteville Academy and St Martin’s Convent struggle to reach by auto as waterlogged sections worsen the road.
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Cincinnati Automobile Club
Brown
Clermont Counties
Milford
Cpillicothe
Owensville
Fayetteville Academy
St. Martins Convent School
Paved Pike Improvements Advance in 1921 Plans
Road officials announce approval of the Olive Braveh to Hamilton County pike project and the Goshen pike link with a survey ordered. Completion would connect Mt Carmel Olive Branch and Batavia, offering a state route from the countryside to the city and urging public support.
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Olive Braveh
Hamilton County
Goshen
Mt. Carmel
Olive Branch
Batavia
New Government Lock and Dam Power Plant Under Construction
Excavation for the foundation at New Richmond is underway with more workers added to finish by year’s start. The concrete footing will stand about 30 feet high. The main two story building, 33 by 60 feet, will house two large boilers and two air compressors for gate and valve operation plus a machine shop to supply light for the dam.
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Government Lock
New Richmond
Valley News
Holding Corn Declared by Ohio Farmers at Convention
Ohio farmers at the fall convention of the Ohio Grain Dealers Association urged withholding corn from sale citing market conditions. Speakers including B. Shope of Fairfield reported reluctance across the state to sell at current prices, which are below half of spring values with offers around two dollars or more.
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Columbus
Ohio
B. Shope
Fairfield
Ohio Grain Dealers Association
Kansas
Clermonts Attention Amid Track Abandonment Plan
The Cincinnati Traction Co announces a temporary abandonment of a section of its track as Eastern avenue work raises above high water. East End cars will run to Ferry street while Mad Jeon avenue streetcars extend to Linwood. O. G. P. travelers advised.
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Eastern Avenue
Ferry
Lumber Street
Cincinnati Traction Co
East End
Ferry Street
Delta
Linwood
Ohio tops states in college student enrollment study
Washington D. C. Ohio leads all states in total college student enrollment per a study by Dr. Robert L. Kelly executive secretary of the Council of Church Boards of Education. Ohio and Pennsylvania each have seven colleges, the two states sharing the top count along with their borders.
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Washington, D. C
Ohio
Robert L. Kelly
Council of Church Boards of Education
Kelley
Pennsylvania
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S. S. Association
Republican Campaign Committee
Wees
Democratic Campaign Committee
Clermont
Batavia's
Farm Woman's Clubs
George , Mofford
Batavian
Pike
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