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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1928
Page
5
Notice states a proposition to raise taxes up to 3 mills for Perintown Special School District to fund education. Election set for November 6, 1928, at district polling places from 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM Eastern Standard Time. Officials Kerno han Clerk, Spear Chief Deputy, Larkin Clerk.
Electors in Pierce Township Rural School District will vote November 6 1928 at usual polling places from dawn to 6:30 pm EST on a levy not exceeding 3 mills plus the district maximum rate. Clermont County fields officials Sylvester Gaskins clerk and L Larkin clerk certify election notices.
Notice to voters that a proposed levy of up to 3 mills will be submitted for approval at the Branch Hill Special School District election. The poll will be open from 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM EST. John F. Gest, Clerk, Board of Education. Edna Spear, Chief Deputy. L. Larkin, Clerk.
In Clermont County Ohio the New Richmond Village School District votes on a 37500 bond issue at the November election to fund permanent improvements including a new fireproof school building. The bonds may run up to 23 years with an estimated tax rate of 2 mills outside existing levies.
The Amelia Special School District board adopts a resolution to set the maximum rate under Section 5649-2 or 5649-3 as authorized for General S___, ensuring the rate is sufficient to provide an adequate education. The document outlines rate-maxim provisions and official action by the board.
A resolution proposes issuing a five year tax levy of three mills to fund Amelia Village School District current expenses. It directs filing with Clermont County election officials by Sept 15 1928 and sets ballot language for Yes or No on the levy. Clerk John Slye certifies the copy as true from the original.
The Village of Batavia Clermont County Ohio adopts a five year tax levy exceeding the maximum rate to meet village needs. The resolution calls for 1.20 mills above the authorized rate and directs the clerk to notify state election officials to arrange for voter consideration. Passed September 4 1928.
Legal notice states purposes and during a five year period at a rate not exceeding three percent for the Amelia Village School District electors. The meeting and polling details reference the Amelia School District clerk Joun Sly and the board of education.
Friday evening party guests presented Mrs. Chas. Martin with gifts for her upcoming trip beginning Oct. 10 to visit relatives in Los Angeles. Local social notes report visits by Mrs. Weiss, Mrs. Wolfe, and Mrs. Haase, farm rentals, and club activities amid community updates across Bethel and surrounding towns.
Community notes recount a season opening for the Vesta Club with Mrs. Arthur Ruffner hosting a sunset tea and Mrs. W. Wise set to lead the year. Local members welcome Letha Frazier as new, while obituaries and relatives’ visits fill the page with neighborhood detail.
Maple Grove and Lindale missives list visits and gatherings including Meda Roush hosting a cousin from Terrace Park and 34 attending a Burd Sall Chapel reunion with dinner. George Balzhiser and family visit Deerfield Road. various trips to Cincinnati Hamilton Amelia and Milford. Also notices appointing Frank C. Walt as executor and a burglary case with Bert Griffith pleading guilty. Vote for Herbert Hoover.
A service offers no charge removal of horses mules cattle and hogs from all locations west of the Batavia and New Richmond Pike. They will also pay all phone charges.
At the Batavia Legion meeting James Patchell was elected Commander for the coming year and will be installed in November by the State Commander. He previously led the Ohio State University post and has served as first vice commander this year. Other officers were named including Homer Wilson and Clarence Rice as vice commanders and Harold Nichols as adjutant. The event featured Irene and Harold Stone of Portsmouth as performers and the club praised the audience and performers for a successful social.
A fragment notes an entertainment event at the town hall on a recent Friday night featuring the Rolling Stones. Details on duration or venue specifics are missing.
Citizens in Cincinnati Geo Wyatt New Richmond Brice Hendrixson Batavia and Hamlet eye U S grand jury service with a calendar of sixty six cases to be heard. Voters are urged to support Robert T for the same panel.
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