Loveland Ohio Council Advances Bond Issue for Village
Resolution No. R-70 authorizes a six thousand dollar bond issue for Loveland Ohio with a tax levy of 0.38 mill estimated on the current tax list. The plan targets a twelve year retirement period and requires notice to the Clermont County deputy supervisors of elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Ohio
Hamilton County
State of
Clermont County
A.M. Dibble
W.H. Jones
I. W. H. Jones
Lovelan
Pierce Township School District votes to exceed fifteen mill levy
The Pierce Township School District board of education in Clermont county Ohio met August 13 1927 to adopt a resolution to levy a tax exceeding the fifteen mill limit for five years to fund current expenses. The measure, requiring two thirds approval, calls for a levy of up to 8 mills for five years and will be placed on the November 1927 ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Pierce Township
Clermont County
Ohio
C. J. Nobis
C. E. Bennett
John Cann
Claude Behymer
C. &. Bennett
Yma
Pierce ‘Township
State Supervisors of Elections
Clermont, County
Pierce
Locust Corner
Amelia Pierce
E. Bennet
Aba
Sylves Skins
Clermont County Board Votes Tax Increase for Township Schools
The Clermont county Board of Education met August 6 1927 in recess and adopted a resolution to levy taxes beyond fifteen mills for five years to support Miami Township schools. The measure, requiring electors' approval, directs notices and a public election on the tax question. Present were L Parker H White Floyd Perry L A Hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of
New Township
Clermont County
Ubi
Board of Ducation
A L. Parker
Hhite
Floyd Perry
L. A. Hair
White
Lermont
Beachio
Floyd
Miami Township
Tion
Maple Grove Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Inez Sprague and son Marvin spent Sunday with Lou Hawley and wife. George Ranson and family visited Charley Cobb and family at Marion. Orval Schooley and wife visited her mother Mrs Ida Rust. W H Jones and family attended Georgetown fair on Thursday. Mrs Kate McArthur entertained Mrs Maude Dunham and others. Mr Simpson and family were Sunday callers with the Steward family. Hol Hill and daughter Eeith and Philip Hopping of Mariemont were here at their farm Saturday. Loans by Farmers from Cincinnati National offered with low interest under Government supervision.
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Maple Grove
Inez Sprague
Marvin
Lou Hawley
George Ranson
Charley Cobb
Manon
Orval Schooley
Ida Rust
W.H. Jones
Georgetown
Kate McArthur
Maude Dunham
Madisonville
Patchell
Stonelick
Ashburn
Batavia
Simpson
City
Hol Hill
Eeith
Philip Hopping
Mariemont
Bantam
Delia Stickel
Serpent Mound
Elizabeth Callahan
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Perry Gardner
Newport
Albert Mosbacher
Milford
Joe Schneider
Wm. Woodruff
Mesdames H. D. Ay Wilbur Calaway
O. Hill
B. F. Mull and
Owensville
Vesta €Lub
Hila Holmes
Floyd Fraysier
Grace McNutt
Dayton
Clement Gardner
Methodist
Gardner
Charles Gardner
Elsie Potts
Lhe
Wm. Gardner
Joseph Amiott
Millard Wood
Frank Wood
Vid McAdams
Eldon Maham
Columbus
Flora Hardig
Bertha Hutton
Reed Little
Kenneth
Frank Hauck
Thomas Ferguson
Xenia
Harvey
Ed Knauer
Danville
Glenna Fisher
Bethel
Charles Fisher
Mida Snell
iCospital
Charles Snell
Howard Hawkins
Nina Hancock
A. Iin
Poers
Rosie
Grady
Robert Salee
Frank Diskey
M. BE. Arwine
Samuel Corliss
California
BANTAM NEWS UPDATES FROM AMELIA AREA EVENTS
Local notes report birthdays, church bake sale planned for October 15 at Purdum's garage, and Billy Day observed at the Methodist church. Residents attend Georgetown fair, hospital visits, and family gatherings across Amelia, Batavia, Milford, and Cincinnati, with social events and travel mentioned.
Local Happenings Highlight House Guests and Travels
In Coshen and Owensville communities residents host and visit kin and friends. Guests include Dr and Mrs Basiner and Phil Arem a Biancbisier in Coshen. Ruth Kaelin visiting home folks. Elbert Snider from Cincinnati visiting parents. and many local gatherings such as luncheons, church events, and a Woman's Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshen
Y Palmer
H. Patt
Yeoman
Basiner
Phil Arem
J. B. Bishop
J.P. Larick
Lebanon
Dwight Ritchie
Hamilton
Mollie Case
Carson
Cincinnati
Elbert Snider
Lynchburg Canning Company Finishes 1927 Pack Poor Output
The Lynchburg Canning Company ended its 1927 run with only about 40 percent of a normal pack. Plant output varied due to weather and limited acres, though corn quality this year is reported as excellent. The New Vienna plant misses targets while Blanchester and Wilmington crops lag, yet Lynchburg produced up to 60,000 cans daily when able to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
New Vienna
Blanchester
Wilmington
Candidates Lose In Ironton Ballot Ruling
Lawrence County election officials ruled 87 candidates off the ballot for faulty petitions mainly due to pencil signatures. An additional 140 petitions were held for missing five-man survivor committees. those candidates may correct and refile soon under state rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
Ohio
Lawrence County Election Board
Secretary of State
Rabbits Need Water After Shower Observation
Tame rabbits kept without water were seen licking the bars of their hutch after a shower and drinking eagerly when Guy held the chamber chatrre, illustrating surprising hydration behavior in domestic rabbits.
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Guy
Chatrre
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Ray Kautz
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Ray Broise
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Goodyear
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Williamsburg, Ohio
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H. Stirling Moore
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Clermont
Clarence N, Young
Nash Pharmacy
Henry Wolter & GO
Walnut Street
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Mesdames Chas. Freemyer
Charles Joucer
James Carlisle
Alrs
Erin
Valente
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L. E. Steward
Chas. Taylor
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