Local items mix football plans and community notices
Clermont Courier reports Batavia residents at Ohio State football game in Columbus and a Taylor M E church Missionary Day program. It notes F and A M lodge October 14, a Halloween party by American Legion Auxiliary with Clermont County Band, parade, grand march, lottery, prizes for costumes and pumpkin pie, plus various social visits and bank affairs in Detroit and Moscow.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Clermont County
Armory Hallowe'en
Williams burg Business Men's Association Forms Strong Showing
The Williamsburg Business Men's Association met at the Masonic Building with near full attendance. An after meeting program featured three speeches and a five round amateur boxing bout, followed by refreshments, signaling strong prospects for community improvement through collective effort and growing membership.
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Williamsburg
Masonic
Association For
End of Jumbo Barnum’s Giant Elephant After Train Crash
Jumbo the famous elephant of Barnum and Bailey died in an 1885 railroad accident near St Thomas Ontario. He was being moved to a circus car after an exhibition when a freight train struck and killed him.
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Mr. Jumbo Barnum
St. Thomas
Ontario
Batavia Churches Offer Special Week of Services
Batavia M. E. Church led by Rev. R. E. Budd with John Huntington as superintendent lists Sunday school at 9:30 and services at 10:30 morning and 7:30 evening. Midweek church night is 7:30 on Wednesday. Batavia Presbyterian Church with Samuel Huecker invites all to special services this week featuring messages by Cincinnati ministers from 7:30 through Oct 13 with Lord's Supper on Sunday the 15th at 10:45 and Sunday school at 9:30.
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Batavia M. E
R. E. Budd
John Huntington
Batavia Presbyterian Church
Samuel Huecker
Cincinnati
Named Judge Zimmerman Appointed to Ohio Supreme Court
Charles B. Zimmerman of Springfield, war veteran and prominent attorney, was appointed to the Ohio Supreme Court last week to succeed the late Judge Robert H. Day. Zimmerman took office Tuesday after running third in the 1932 campaign. he is the son of John L. Zimmerman, a longtime Democratic political figure.
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Charles B. Zimmerman
Springfield
Supreme Court of Ohio
Robert H. Day
Zimmerman
John L. Zimmerman
Malt Tax Reduced by County Auditor in October
County Auditor Bert Ketchum announces malt tax cut from ten to three cents per pound effective October 1. The reduction does not apply to wort. The tax governs one pound of the product.
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Bert Ketchum
Wort
County to Build Four Bridges Urgently on Local Roads
County Commissioners announced plans for two new bridges on Nine Mile road and one each on Stonelick and Twelve Mile. They seek federal aid but will proceed with the four projects due to urgent need amid government funding delays.
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Nine Mile
Stonelick
Twelve Mile
Thier
Lasteek
Fruit Trees and Shrubs Sale Near Bethel Route 126
Fruit and ornamental trees flowering shrubs hedges and evergreens offered at the same low price as last Spring. Located one mile east of Bethel and 12 miles west of Georgetown on State Route 126, a direct Cincinnati to Portsmouth road. Transplanting season for evergreens September to December inclusive, other stock from October 16 through December.
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Bethel
Georgetown
Cinennati
Portsmouth
New Richmond Flower Show Debuts by Fortnightly Club
The New Richmond Flower Show staged by the Fortnightly Club drew strong attendance. Judge C. F. Cowperthwaite praised entries, with numerous ribbon winners across categories such as Best Decorative Dahlia and Best Hybrid Tea Rose. A style show capped the evening, followed by a social lunch before next meeting plans.
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Richmond
War Perfection
Coleman
Aladdin & Coleman
Ota
C. F. Cowperthwaite
Cherry Grove Florist
Harry Few
Wm. Burkhardt
R. F. Erdman
W. H.gaskins
Gee, Kunz
Anna Weir
E. Curtis
H. Franz
Dr. Gaskins
Tom Hall
Wm. Kelch
Eugene Eyl
Wm. Corbin
Mabel Mulloy
Lyle Sutton
Herbert Rowan
Ollie Marie
Harold
Ruth Hutchinson
East Fork Club Hosts Farm Woman's Club Event
The East Fork Progressive Farm Woman's Club enjoyed a delightful entertainment at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Collis Sutton and their son Lyle.
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East Fork Progressive Farm Woman’s Club
Collis Sutton
Son Lyle
Ohio to Vote on Five Statewide Issues in November
A Supreme Court decision denies a writ to block the home rule amendment, forcing five statewide questions on the ballot. Voters will consider home rule, a 5 mill real estate tax cut, repeal of prohibition, old age pensions, and delegates to a constitutional convention to ratify or reject repeal of the eighteenth amendment. The pension debate features arguments against the bill by Walter F. Kirk and others, citing tax increases and alleged social impacts.
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Ohio
Supreme Court
White
Walter F. Kirk
Ohio State Grange
A. F. Moon
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ren F. Perry
Ohio Manufacturers’ Association
Pretty Wedding Ties Elsie Motzer to Smith Hughes
Elsie Edna Motzer and Smith E Hughes were married at the Motzer home in Mt Auburn. The bride wore white satin with orange blossom veil, and the couple will reside at 2027 Highland Ave Mt Auburn after a reception with music and gifts from about a hundred relatives and friends.
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Jessie Motzer
Elsie Edna
Smith E. Hughes
Near
Milford
Mildred Motzer
Samuel Hughes
Esther Erbeck
Reading
Edna Wahlman
Mendelsohn
Fred W. Motzer
Erbeck
Mildred Kass
Hyde Park
Margaret Bane
Mt. Auburn
Mr. Hughes
Edwin Hughes
Lillie Hughes
Christ Hospital
Ohio National Life Insurance Co
Highland Ave
Public Sale near Owensville features farm animals and goods
Items include span mules cows chickens farm implements tools and household goods. The sale takes place Saturday October 14 at 1 pm on State 182 one mile south of Owensville conducted by O Fred L Aschenbach.
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Owensville
O. Fred L. Aschenbach
Heavy Ohio Vote Seen in Off-Year Election
State election officials forecast heavy turnout on November 7 as several statewide issues draw voters. About 2,000,000 Ohioans may vote, with tax relief for real estate and a county home rule measure on the ballot. Absent voting runs October 7 to three days before the election.
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Ohio
Geo. White
Ohio State Library Moves to State Office Building
The Ohio State Library relocates to the State Office Building at 65 South Front Street Columbus. Visitors are invited to the eleventh floor where librarians await to assist. traveling library services and applications for use are offered to schools churches and other groups with transport by mail or express available for individual or multiple books.
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Ohio State Library
State Office
South Front Street
Columbus
State Library
Ohio
Health Groups Meet in Wilmington Courthouse
Representatives from voluntary health groups in Brown Clinton Clinton Highland and Warren counties will meet in the Court House Auditorium Wilmington Thursday October 12. Irene Dalton Barns Clinton County Public Health League will preside. Meeting opens 9 40 a m closes 4 80 p m A luncheon session is set 12 80 to 1 30 p m.
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Brown
Clermont
Clinton
Highland
Warren Counties
Court House
Wilmington
Irene Dalton Barns
Clinton County Public Health League
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Batavia
Lenant Courier
Cincinnati Post
Uquirer
Cincinnati Times Star
Cincinnati Enquirer and Courier
Golda K. Jones
Clarence Reed
Paulding
W. H. Jones
Wim. Massey
Ohio State University
Forrest Ely
H. C. Nichols
Charley Stagg
Frank Stagg
Robert McGee
California
Mrs. Young
Margaret Dennison
Louise Massey
Christ Hospital School of Nursing
Mary Miller
Lulu
William Henning
F. & A. M. Lodge
M. M
Taylor M E. Church
C. T. Nelson
Maurice Burkholder
Batavia Schools
Orville Green
Harold D. Nichols
Nichols, Speidel & Nichols
Detroit
First National Bank
Mr. Nichols
Nichols, Merrill, Wood, Marx & Ginter
F. B. Overholt
Mary Frances
Annabelle Pochare
Ethel Pingle
Andrew Weddle
Christian Maus
Harriet Ingram
Marlin Everdon
Moscow
M. E. Parsonage
Business Club
Bethel Nursery
Bethel, Ohio
Iam
L. W. Howland
Salem
MT. Washington
Beechmont
F. Baudendistel
Ollts
Mt. Holly
Geo
Danby
New Richmond
Minnie Lindsey
A. I. York
Ella Bettle
Clay Boys
Eva Rob
W. H. Gaskins
Aileen Smith
Roger, Curtis
Roger Curtis
Paul Nobis
Dittmar
Erdman
Ayer Hardware Company
East Fork Club
Courier
Clermont Pub. CO
Ohio Schools
L. Montior
Jersey
Armel
P.O. Newtown
Forrest Hill
Fred
B. Warren
Hamlet
W Sprague
C. Algu
Loveland
Wilke Coal and Supply
Rytawig
Wilke Coal & Supply Co
Elmwood School House
Blancheeloh
North Weiineon St
Dayton
Willie Meal and Supply Co
Batrain
J.o.fubr
Atf
Federal Land Bank Loans
Cincinnati Nat’shi Loans Association
Main Street
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P. M. Rapp
Gunderley Batavia
Hoffmeister
Pierce
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