Double Wedding Planned at St Peter Parsonage New Richmond
A double wedding will be solemnized at the St Peter Parsonage in New Richmond on Thanksgiving Day. Margret Yerger and Pauline Yerger, daughters of Mr and Mrs Stephen Yerger, will wed Harold Vicroy and George Wehmann Jr., all of New Richmond. Margret Yerger and Harold Vicroy wed at 8:45 am. Pauline Yerger will follow. Margret Yerger is assistant cashier at New Richmond National Bank. Harold Vicroy is foreman at J H Clasgens Woolen Mills. Pauline Yerger and George Wehmann are connected with King Transportation Co of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter Parsonage
New Richmond
Margaret
Pauline Yerger
Stephen Yerger
Harold Vicroy
George Wehmann, Jr
Margaret Yerger
Wehmann
New Richmond National Bank
Vicroy
J & H. Clasgens
Pauline Verger
Weh- Mann
King Transportation Co
Cincinnati
Mrs Hulick Dies in San Diego California
Mrs. Walter Hulick died at her San Diego home on November 25 after a long illness. She was well known in Batavia and is survived by her husband and two children. Her husband, a brother of Mrs. Lucy Titus of Batavia, is recovering from a serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hulick
Batavia
San Diego
California
Hulick
Lucy Titus
Cox Appointed District Lecturer in Sixth Masonic District
Clyde C Cox of Loveland has been named District Lecturer for the Sixth Masonic District covering Clermont and Brown counties by Grand Master Carl Ellenwood. He succeeds Carl Rein of Ripley after five years in the post. Emery Lodge previously held the honor. Cox is a Past Master of Emery Lodge and a former High Priest of Loveland Chapter R A M, and Past Patron of Loveland Chapter Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde C Cox
Loveland
Clermont
Brown Counties
Carl Ellenwood
Grand Lodge F. & A. M
Ohio
Cox
Carl Rein
Ripley
Emery Lodge
Eastern Star
Rabbit Fever Alerts Hunters in Ohio
From the office of Secretary of State George S. Myers the state health department warns of tularemia or rabbit fever reappearing with hunting season. The first victim is a 75 year old Zanesville woman in critical condition. Five precautions for hunters include never touching rabbits with bare hands and wearing rubber gloves when handling game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Myers
State Department of Health
Zanesville
Ohio
H. G. Southard
Department of Health
Batavia Merchants Fall Twice in Armory Doubleheader
Batavia Merchants lost both games at the O. N. G. Armory. Josine of Batavia was named to the All-Star Coca-Cola team of Cincinnati after a 43 to 15 defeat, while New Richmond Merchants beat the O. N. G. team 42 to 30. Coca-Cola league play begins the week of December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
O. N. G. Armory
Batavia Merchants
Josine
Coca-Cola
Cincinnati
New Richmond Merchants
Town Jeane Batavia
New Richmond
Humidity Accelerates Chemical Action in Warm Regions
The article notes that chemical actions proceed more quickly in warm humid areas than in dry or cold climates, stressing environmental and practical implications for reactions and material stability.
Foresight for Federal Pay Rise Promised by Washington
Announcement on October 30 states a 5 percent federal pay cut will be restored with effect June 30 1935 and designed to ease the transition for bureau workers. A Tennessee CCC camper asks his mother for suspender help amid rationing concerns as New Dealers face political criticism over campaign use of relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CCC
State Farm Bureau Opens 16th Convention in Columbus
State officials including Henry Wallace and Perry Green, with Ohio Farm Bureau leaders Murray Lincoln and E R Bowen, address 2500 delegates on farm policy. Green urges militant organization and tax reform while Lincoln reports 1934 gains, including 72 county co ops, 23 petroleum bulk plants, started fire insurance ventures, and sharp growth of the Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
Perry L. Green
Hiram
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Murray Lincoln
E. R. Bowen
New York City
Cooperative League
Columbus
Farm Bureau
AAA
Clermont County
E. L. Carter
Perintown
W. H. Hobson
Goshen
Roy Madder
Carmel
Ray Stoddard
Olive Branch
Wm. E. Christie
Marathon
Allan Harris
Bethel
Ray Canter
Felicity
E. B. Baugh
Green
Murray D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Two Suits Filed Against J M German in Williamsburg Crash
Laura Doughman seeks 5024.00 for personal injuries and Leroy Dough man seeks 197.00 for auto damage in two common pleas suits filed this week. The accident occurred October 15 1934 at the intersection of Route 74 and Main Street in Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M.german
Georgetown
Common Pleas Court
Williamsburg
Laura Doughman
Leroy Doughman
Route No 74
Main Street
Government Furnished Mattresses Reach Clermont For Needy
Eighty government manufactured mattresses have been received by Clermont for distribution to the needy, relief administrator Fred Croswell said. He added that more are expected later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Fred Croswell
Croswell
Wealthy resident to back New Richmond relief drive
John W. Hauserman a wealthy New Richmond resident and vice president of the New Richmond National Bank will sponsor a relief program for needy villagers not covered by other aid. Hampshire Buckley the bank president reports a sizable donation and plans to form a committee of residents to administer the funds. Activities of the relief committee are expected to begin within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hauserman
New Richmond
New Richmond National Bank
Hampshire Buckley
New Richmond Bank
Buckley
1935 corn hog program differs from 1934 in acreage and hog limits
Ohio administrator John W. Watcher outlines key changes for 1935 including elimination of contracted acres, a 90 percent cap on corn planting based on 1982 and 1933 averages, and hog production limits at 90 percent of the adjusted base. Payments rise to 35 cents per bushel for corn and $15 per hog, with phased halves and deductions for local expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Watcher
Ohio
Secretary of Agriculture
Pension needs for Ohio aged residents eyed by year end
Ohio plans to care for 76,000 needy aged residents by the end of next year. Cost of the 1935 old age pension program is set at 12,750,000 dollars. State aid now goes to 18,282 approved aged persons, while 60,000 more applicants await action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
M. L. Brown
To Be Repeated Cabbage Patch at Batavia Town Hall
Mrs. Wige's Cabbage Patch, performed by local talent at Batavia Town Hall last Thursday, will be repeated Monday night December 2. Proceeds go to the PTA, receipts last week were $58. No reserved seats, admission 26. Dress rehearsal Sunday night. The Thursday performance was well rendered and offered for a good cause.
Wedding Date Set for Miss Virginia Speidel and Harold Edwards
Miss Virginia Speidel daughter of Mr and Mrs Eli H Speidel of Batavia will wed Harold Tony Edwards of Montclair New Jersey on Christmas Day at the Speidel home Batavia. The ceremony at 5 30 p m follows her four years teaching at Clifton School Cincinnati and UC Berkeley background while Edwards is UC Engineering College alumnus and secretary of Edward Schorr chairman of the State Republican Committee. The couple plan to live in Columbus Ohio after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Speidel
Eli H. Speidel
Batavia
Harold
Tony” Edwards
Montclair
N. J
Speidel
Clifton School
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Edwards
Engineering
Edward
Edward Schorr
State Republican Committee
Columbus
Poultry School Set for Clermont County Five Weeks
The Clermont County Poultry School begins Friday next week at 2 p m in Batavia Court House. Free to all poultry raisers, sessions run Dec 7 14 21 Jan 8 with instructor R M Cray from Ohio State University covering feeding housing disease control and management. Late attendance expected at each session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
E B. Baugh
Court House
Batavia
Rm. R. E. Cray
Ohio State University
Warning on Pension Chiselers Issued by State Official
William Dowdney, investigator in Clermont county for the Division of Aid for the Aged, warns that providing false financial information to old age pension applicants is a criminal offense. Citing M. L. Brown, chief in Columbus, prosecutions will be pursued where intent to defraud is proven, with possible $500 fines on conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dowdney
Clermont County
Division of Aid For the
State Welfare Department
M. L. Brown
Columbus
Sdid
Brown
Ohio State grows to 10175 students for fall term
Ohio State University enrollment reaches 10 175 this fall the largest since 1931, up nearly 800 from last year. The diverse student body includes attendees from every Ohio county 45 states and many foreign countries. Batavia residents listed include James Borland Rollin Coyle Virgil Dles Frederic Kramer John A Kramer Maurice Lakemire William Massey. Branch Hill resident Edna Harris and Felicity graduate Milton McCullough among others also enrolled along with Wayford Metzger Williamsburgs Daniel Prewitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio County
Batavia
James Borland
Rollin Coyle
Virgil Dles
Frederic Kramer
John A. Kramer
Maurice Lakemire
William Massey
Branch Hill
Edna Harris
Chile
George Jeffers
Felicity
Milton McCullough
Wayford Metzger
Williamsburg
Daniel Prewitt
Truck Crash Near Batavia Injures Driver
A Cincinnati ice truck skidded on Kline Hill west of Batavia Monday evening, tearing off the cab but not overturning. Driver George Walde suffered an injured hand and bruises, taken to hospital. The truck burned after gasoline leaked and ignited. loss under $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Ice and Fuel Company
H. F. Buerkle
Kline Hill
Batavia
George Walde
White
Batavia Fire Company
Highway Contract To Be Sold December Seventh
After months of right-of-way issues a Route 52 stretch near Higginsport by the Thomas Green House is set to be paved. State bids for construction close December 7 with the contract let soon after. Estimated cost is 109305 dollars for 2.40 miles of highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Green
Higginsport
Join the Red Cross Membership Drive for Clermont County
A county Red Cross solicitation urges residents to join for 1935 with minimum one dollar and higher options. It notes 50 percent returns stay local to fund county relief work and urges wearing the badge to show support under the Mobilization for Human Needs plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
National Red Cross
American Red Cross
Clermont County
Batavia
Ohio
Oyster Supper Planned at Williamsville Baptist Church
An oyster supper and entertainment are set for December 15 at Williamsville Baptist Church with sandwiches coffee pie and oyster soup served. Everyone is welcome and a good time is guaranteed by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsville Baptist Church
Batavia and Nearby Schools Basketball Scores Update
Week of games includes Batavia hosting Owensville with boys 23 30 and girls 26 26. Batavia vs New Richmond 30 42 in boys and 15 43 in girls. Amelia beats Moscow 34 18 for boys and 30 24 for girls. Bethel edges Batavia 20 18 in boys and Batavia tops 21 in girls 25 21. Amelia prepares for Felicity Wednesday and Williamsburg Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Owensville
Amelia
Moscow
Bethel
Amelia High School
Felicity
Williamsburg
Refund to Producers' Cooperative Association Members
County Agent E B Baugh reports the board of the Producers' Cooperative Commission Association on the Cincinnati livestock market approved a refund of 33 1 3 percent to members for 1934, same as 1933. The board also plans to refund 18 percent of 1925 commissions and place the remainder of $2 816 27 in reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Baugh
Farmer— Owned Producers’ Cooperative Commission Association
Cincinnati
Ripley Tobacco Market Set for First Sale December 4
Ripley officials announce the four tobacco houses Independent Union O K and Farmers will open the market for its first sale on Tuesday December 4. Houses began receiving tobacco on November 26 with light early deliveries expected due to dry weather and curing delays. Growers in the Hast Fork valley including Harry Patchell and Charles Carpenter anticipate readiness for opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Independent
Union
O. K
Hast Fork
Harry
Patchell
Charles Carpenter
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Pension Chiselers
State University
Frank A. Ireton
William Ireton
Bethesda Hospital
Ireton
Newtonsville
Dr. Ireton
Presbyterian Church
John W
W. R. Ireton
F. A. Ireton
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