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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
3
The Board of Education of Clermont County resolves that existing tax limits are insufficient to meet current school expenses. It proposes submitting a levy increase to voters at the 1925 election, specifying rate and term, and directs filing with county authorities to prepare ballots. The resolution also covers Newtonsville and related districts with yes and no vote wording.
A township resolution seeks to levy taxes for school purposes at the maximum rate for a five year term starting December 1. It directs filing with Clermont County election inspectors before September 15, 1925 to place the issue on November ballots. The document records votes by Foster Dudey and others, and certifies the resolution as true.
A fragmented tax proposition outlines raising levy rates to fund current school district expenses for a five year period beginning December 1 1926. The text references maximum rates under specified sections and ballot form for approval with local authorities certifying the resolution.
A fragmented resolution notes that Stonelick Township Consolidated may levy taxes at the maximum rate allowed by state sections for school district purposes. The measure ties to December 1 and calls for filing with the Board of Deputy State Supervisors. Votes listed include yea totals.
Board resolves to levy taxes to support the Williamsville Withamsville area school district in Clermont County Ohio. The measure authorizes a five year tax term beginning December 1 and requires certified action by the district clerk.
A period and term of taxes for the school district in Chen t County Ohio was proposed. The proceeding notes a vote possibility and references Abe Whitenack as clerk, with a true copy of the resolution by Whitenack.
Board of Education in Jackson Township proposed a levy for current expenses. The measure, set to begin December 1, seeks five mills for a specified term in the school district within Clermont County Ohio. Votes show unanimous Yeas from members including Caldwell, Moore, and Ridings, with Clerk Ridings noting the result.
The Clermont County district approves a resolution to levy taxes for current expenses. A five year term begins December 1 with a certified copy of the resolution filed with election inspectors before September 16. The vote on adoption favored by Illips Donovan Rist and John Rist, Clerk.
Notice under Section 6649a G. C. states a proposed 3 mills excess levy for six years to fund current operating expenses of the district. Election set for November 3, 1925, at usual polling places between 5 30 a m and 6 30 p m. Officials Walther Le Chief and Rush Clerk provide the notice in Clermont County.
A proposition to impose a school tax levy of up to 8 mills for a term of years is slated for election on July 3 1926. Voting hours are 6:40 to 6:30 p m at district polling places. Officials involved include Clerk Lawrence Filsher and Deputy Clark Walter Ay Gee.
The document outlines a proposal under Section 6649-58 to raise the school district levy for five years beginning December 1. It requests proper ballots and form Number Eight for a Native Bight Special meeting to authorize the additional mills and term, with votes recorded as Snider Brown Stark Flisher in favor.
Notice that a proposal to levy additional taxes for school purposes will be submitted to Amelia Village School district voters. The election is set for November 3 1926 from 5 30 to 6 30 PM at polling places in the district. Clerk W A Williams and Clerk S R Rush sign for Clermont county authorities.
Notice states a proposed levy not exceeding 8 mills in addition to the existing rate will be submitted to voters in Withamaville School district at the November 3, 1925 election, between 6:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. The levy funds are for education administration and services. Walter Murgrove serves as district clerk.
Notice announces a five year levy at up to 3 mills in Clermont county to fund current operating expenses of the Felicity-Franklin Consolidated Schools. The document is dated November 1, 1925, and signed by officials including J. Metzger and a county deputy supervisor.
A notice states a proposed 8 year tax levy not exceeding 3 mills will be submitted to voters of the Ohio Township Rural School District at the November 1025 election. It lists John Wheeler as clerk and mentions Walter Musgrove and B. S. Rush in Clermont County as officers.
Be it resolved the Board of Edu district to levy taxes for current expenses under a five year term. The measure requests a tax rate increase above the current millage and includes deadlines for voter actions prior to December 16 1925. Clerk G M McLaughlin authenticates the resolution and indicates approval for the ballot form to allow the levy.
The Clermont County Ohio Rural School District votes to levy taxes at the maximum allowed rate for five years to cover current expenses. The board certifies the levy and lists the roll call: Denham, Hugh, Hawkins, Jos. Breisman, and John Wheeler all voting yes. John Wheeler, Clerk.
A notice from Washington Township Rural discusses submitting to electors a proposal to levy taxes for current expenses for a five year period under specific sections. The supervisors call for proper ballots and certify the filing, with E. A. Collier, Clerk, signing the notice.
The November 3 1925 levy vote was held at usual polling places in the district to meet current operating expenses for Clermont county. Clerk John Rist RUSH announced results at 6:80 oclock in the afternoon.
Notice states a proposition to levy additional taxes for Jackson Township schools beyond the maximum rate. Election will be held at polling places within the township between 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. to fund current operating expenses. Signed by J. C. Ridings, Chief, Board of Deputy, Clermont County.
In Clermont County district records, G M McLaughlin Clerk of the Board of Education and Walter Deer Chief EBUSH Clerk Deputy State Supervisors note a levy purpose in the 5 to 6 o’clock period at various locations.
The notice informs voters of Newtonsville School District about an upcoming levy election to be held between 6:30 and 9:00 in the forenoon. Officials include Walter Wuad Eg as Clerk of the Board and supervisors of elections for Clermont County.
A legal notice states a levy will be submitted to Washington Township Rural on November 3 1925 at 5 30 to 6 30 PM to cover operating expenses of the district. Clerk A Collier signs the notice.
A notice details a proposed six year tax levy not to exceed 8 mills for seh purposes in Bronelick Township. Polling places will be announced, with election actions conducted by the Board of Supervisors. Walter Musgrove serves as clerk and deputy clerk for the county board.
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