Belfast Williams Corner Rally Day at Belfast Church
Rally day at Belfast Church scheduled for October 7 12 with baskets of dinner and a social hour at 10 30 am. Numerous locals and guests from Hamilton Edenton Williams Corner Elinor Avondale Batavia Deerfield Norwood Amelia and Cincinnati attend as Sunday visitors and sick list notes are mentioned. The Belfast Social gathering moves to October 25 at Rev Fox's home in Owensville with a Halloween masked party planned.
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Belfast Williams Corner
Belfast Church
Sun
Sam DeVon
Hamilton
Chas. Bang
Tonday
Fink
Dalé Miss Lonela
Edento
Addié Meyer
Williams Corner
Chas
Dale
Elenor
Roym
Chillicothe
Paul Lane
Franklin “Dale
Drs
Robt
Norris
Roxie Anstead
Avondale
Lewis Anstead
Walter Held
Cincinnati
Gus Wolfangle
Clough
Leonard Anstead
Deerfield
Clyde Anstead
Batavia
Nettie Gross
Lee Hill
Forest Sutton
Amelia
Thomas Hill
Ed. Dunham
Georgia Grace
Sarah Douthit
Norwood
Belfast
Fox
Owensville
Maple Grove Social News Remembers Weekend Gatherings
Saturday evening Mrs. Will Jones hosted Ray Schooley and family and others for music and games. Sunday gatherings included Ben McKibben at Clover and Miss Elizabeth Fuhr’s weekend from Miami College. Attendees traveled from Excello to Covington and Cincinnati for visits, church events, and a Breakfast Bridge hosted by the Thursday Afternoon Club.
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Will Jones
Ray Schooley
Walnut Hills
Robi Hunter
City
Will Clemons
Pearl Hutchinson
Orella
Alma Hunter
Greenberry
Wendel Hawk
Harwood
Ben McKibben
Clover
Kate McArthur
James McKibben
Excello
Golda
O. B. Martin
Curtis Robinson
J. Roy Fuhr
Eleanor Ireton
Doris Wrazier
Ruby Pierce
Ralph Fuhr
Shulmann
E. Moorehead
Porte Walter Carter
Covington
Frank Innis
B. Martin
Rowe Harris
Newton Ely
Cincinnati
Willco Springs
Elizabeth Fuhr
Miami College
Oxford
Presbyterian
Jessie Carpenter
Jos. Burger
Val Anstead
Carl
Newtonsville
J.P. Hughes
Evanston
Howard Elliott
Steve Houser
College Hill
Chester
New York
M. M. Dumford
Anna Duchemine
Herald Snider
Will Ireton
Williamsburg
John Craver
M. E
Ben Snider
Milford
Mary Marsh
Mary Freshard
Mary
Mary J
Lizzie Favret
Mary Favret
Hilla
Will
Locust Corner Social Roundup from Eppert Household
Mrs W M Eppert entertains her uncle W K Mattox and others from Tusculum Mt Washington Covington Georgetown Mariemont Hyde Park Batavia and Cincinnati. Families John Cann George Croswell Ella Saunders and Edgar Eppert host relatives and friends for Sunday gatherings and a birthday party.
Community Club Euchre Night At Kettler’s October 17
Local notices show the Community club scheduling a Euchre event and a prize of 600 at Kettler’s on October 17. Earlier items mention visits by Bertie McGuing and Mary Adams to local homes and a Ladies Aid meeting with Mrs. H B Smy on October 16.
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John Nedd Jady
Otto Bingman
Sansa Phillip Sperry
Hoepe
Anderson Townshas
Bertie McGuing
Mary Adams
Kettler
Ladies Aid
H. B. Smythe Oget
Williamsbuгg community clubs share notices and visits
The bulletin records the Williamsbuгg area social calendar with the Woman's Club meeting on October 8 featuring resolutions, music and memories. Baptist Circle and Jolly Sewing Club gatherings. visits from locals to Indianapolis Cleveland Aberdeen and Seattle. Sabbath School Rally Day. silver anniversary for Mr and Mrs Snider. and numerous neighborhood visits and address changes.
Man Indicted for First Degree Murder in Hughes Slaying
Willard Brooks of Hamilton indicted by Highland county grand jury for the first degree murder of William Hughes a local merchant policeman whose body was found September 14 near a department store. Brooks wounded in the abdomen lies in Hamilton hospital while officers serve papers and Brooks claims self defense during a struggle with his wife over a gun.
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Hillsboro
Willard Brooks
Hamilton
Highland County Grand Jury
William Hughes
Brooks
D. Miller
Hughes
Clermont Courier Solicits Subscriptions
Clarence N. Young of Batavia Ohio announces Clermont Courier subscriptions with office and residence contact details provided for readers.
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Batavia
Ohio
Clermont
Dennison Bldg
Batavia, Ohio
Keeble and Wall
4 H Achievement and Community Meeting Programs
Edenton 4 H clubs showcase a varied program at Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday October 9 at 8 00 P M with recitations songs demonstrations and presentations of checks and certificates The event includes performances by Ada Nicodemus Helen Fleischel Celeste Pollock and other members The Goshen Town Hall hosts a second 4 H achievement program on Saturday October 11 at 8 00 P M with songs club demonstrations and motion pictures Followed by certificates and checks The Cincinnati Producers market reports 1930 31 Ohio Farm Bureau legislative priorities urge tax and school funding reforms and rural road and police protections plus cattle bovine tuberculosis efforts and a proposed constitutional amendment on inheritance and income tax revenues
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Edenton Odd Fellows Hall
Edenton Livestock and Tasty Cookers
Lyle Sutton
Nola
Mary Muchmore
Rosa Jones
Charles Cramer
Helen, Fleischel
Celeste Pollock
Frank Fleischel
Ellen Jane Miller
Erma Hunt
Leo Fleischel
Marie Pollock
Homer Hunt
Alberta Pollock
Wilson Little
Ada Nicodemus
Dean Pollock
Batavia
H. N. Wilson
Motion Pictures
Goshen Town Hall
Ohio Farm Bureau
Clermont County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Ohio
House of Representatives
Trustees Permitted to Spend Gasoline Tax on Road Work
Attorney General Gilbert Bettman ruled that township trustees may use gasoline tax funds for road construction by force account or contract. The ruling allows unemployed men to be employed on highway widening and reconstruction to relieve townships of aiding families where a worker is available.
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Gilbert Bettman
Underground cable fault halts Felicity telephone work
An unexpected discovery shows the laid cable was destroyed by escaping electricity from the Felicity and Bethel traction line. The unbonded road allows current leakage affecting service. Engineers locate the cause but face a plan to resolve the issue. The company recently bought exchanges in southern Ohio and aims to place all wires underground first where rebuilding is needed.
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Felicity
Bethel
Ohio
Disease Check in Clinton County Sees No New Infantile Paralysis
Health Commissioner Dr. W. K. Ruble reports no new infantile paralysis cases in Clinton county over the past week. Elizabeth Terrell and Dorothy Jean Larrick, Wayne township residents, recover slowly. Wayne township school remains closed by health department order. Four cases reported in Highland county, two rooms closed in a school. Five cases in Madison county and ten in Ross county, with varying severity.
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Madison County
Ross County
Triplet Calves Born at W L Jesse & Son Farm
On Monday at the W L Jesse and Son farm in Sardinia a Jersey cow gave birth to triplet male calves. All are healthy and strong with the largest at 40 pounds and the two others just under that weight. The mother is three years old and many visitors are touring the farm to view the calves.
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W.l. Jesse & Son Farm
Sardinia
Jersey
Veterans Meet Seventh Annual Southwestern Ohio Veterans Assoc
The seventh annual Southwestern Ohio Veterans Association meeting drew seventeen Civil War veterans to Milford M E Church last Thursday. About 125 dinners were served by the Women’s Relief Corps. Paul Megrue of Cincinnati was elected President and Thos H Leever Loveland Vice President. Other officers include Ozetta Smyser Goshen treasurer and Gertrude Dericks Milford secretary with numerous attendees and a Drum Corps from the D V.
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Southwestern Ohio Veterans Association
Milford M. E
Women’s Relief Corps
Paul Megrue
Cincinnati
Thos
H. Leever
Loveland
Ozetta Smyser
Goshen
Gertrude Dericks
Milford
W. A. Talbott
Alexis Brown
U. S. Navy
Thos, Atkins
Edward H. Moeller
Mary J. Wenzel
D. of V
Drum Corps
Governor Cooper Funds Highway Jobs In Distressed Areas
Governor Cooper continues using the state highway fund to employ farmers and others on road work in hard hit counties. Democratic critics attack the transfer but supporters cite past borrowing of 700000 dollars by the previous administration for highway work.
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State Highway Fund
September Crop Prospects Favor Oats And Beets Over Corn
Early September crop estimates from Ohio State University and the US Department of Agriculture show mixed outlooks for 1929. Corn is seen as the smallest in 29 years, while barley reaches a record high. Ohio barley lags two thirds of its five year average. Fruit tightens with grapes holding steady but peaches pears and apples well below normal. potatoes in Ohio the worst in 43 years with an expected 55 bushels per acre versus 96 in 1929 and US levels 14 percent below normal.
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United States
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
Ohio
United States Department of Agriculture
Ginseng Seen as Profit Alternative for Jamestown Farmers
With wheat prices down, Jamestown area farmers weigh growing ginseng. Ex Representative James E. Lewis believes it can thrive in southern Ohio. The Chinese buy nearly the whole U S crop each year and use it as a medicinal herb, though they are quiet about its value.
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Jamestown, O
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
James E. Lewis
Jamestown
Ohio
Wayne Township No. 8 Tax Levy Election Notice
Notice states Wayne No. 8 Board of Education in Clermont County Ohio will submit to voters at the November 4 1930 election a tax levy above fifteen mills to meet district expenses at up to 3 mills for three years. Polls open 5:30 AM to 5:30 PM Central Standard Time. Dated September 9 1930.
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Board of Education
Wayne No. 8
Clermont County
Ohio
Wayne Township
Wayne
Glermont County
Amelia Consolidated Rural School District to Seek $60,000 Bond Issue
In Clermont County Ohio the Amelia Consolidated Rural School District plans to place a $60 000 bond question on the November 4 1930 ballot to fund permanent improvements including a fireproof school building the bonds run up to 24 years and require an additional tax rate of 2.8 mills beyond the 15 mill limit with the county auditor certifying the levy.
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Notich
Board of Education
Amelia Consolidated
Clermont County
Ohio
Amelia Consolidated Rural
Clermont
John Slyb
Jackson Township school tax levy question set for election
Notice from Jackson Township, Clermont County Ohio sets election on Tuesday fourteenth? to decide levy above fifteen mill limitation for five years to support Jackson Township schools. Polls open at regular place. election official C Varney signs. Date August 26 1930.
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Pease Reralt County
Ohio
Jackson
Clermont
Jackson Township
C. Varney
Jackson Twp
Clermont County
Moscow Consolidated School District Tax Levy Vote
Notice states the Moscow Consolidated School District in Clermont County Ohio will hold a November 4 1930 election to levy a tax beyond the fifteen mill limit to fund current expenses at a rate not exceeding 3 mills for five years The notice is dated September 1 1930 and signed by Co E Hirsch representing the Moscow district at 5 40 AM.
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Board of Education
Moscow Consolidated
Clermont County
Ohio
Moscow Consolidated School
Co. E. Hirsch
Moscow Consolidated School Dist
Felicity Franklin District Tax Levy Vote Set for 1930 Ballot
The Felicity Franklin Consolidated Rural School District in Clermont County Ohio schedules a November 4 1930 election to decide a tax levy over the fifteen mill limit. The proposal would raise up to three mills for five years to fund current school operating expenses. Polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM Central Standard Time. A L Clark district official signed the notice dated August 7 1930.
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Board of Education
Felicity-Franklin Consolidated
Clermont County
Ohio
Franklin Township
Felicity
Chile
Franklin North
A. L. Clark
Felicity-Franklin
Clermont, County
Newtonsville Rural School District Tax Question
An election will be held in Clermont County Ohio Newtonsville Rural District on the regular election day to decide a new tax levy. The measure seeks fifteen mills with up to three additional mills for five years to fund teachers and school expenses. J MEINKEN clerk announces the board’s action.
New Richmond School District to Seek Extra Tax Vote
The New Richmond School District in Clermont County Ohio adopts a resolution to ask voters on November 4 1930 to levy a tax beyond the fifteen mill limit to qualify for aid from the State Equalization Fund. The measure sets a rate not exceeding 3 mills for five years and is filed by Clerk R F Erdman.
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Board of Education
New Richmond
Clermont County
Ohio
R. F. Erdman
Richmond
Goshen Central Rural School District Tax Levy Vote Set
Voters in Reid School District will decide on November 4 1980 whether Goshen Central Rural School District can levy a tax for current expenses at up to three mills for three years. The notice is dated August 26 1980 and tests the Clermont County Ohio election.
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Goshen Township
Babi
Clermont County
Oslo
Probate notice for John Steiger heirs in county
Public record announces administration of John Steiger's estate in the county with C. & Woodmanser as attorneys. Britton & Britton named as probate judges. Dated October 1.
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John Steiger
Owene Ag
Tounty
White
Tober
A. D
C. & Woodmanser
Britton & Britton
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