Rasey Transferred to Cheyenne Weather Office
Lyle B. Rasey long time Cincinnati Weather Bureau observer, transferred last week to the Cheyenne Airport weather station as junior meteorologist. He helped issue the first Lunken Aerological Station report on May 7 1930 and pioneered aloft wind measurements with pilot balloons. Rasey, educated at Muskingum College and UC, recalls his first plane ride on a mail flight to Akron. His wife Martha Nash Rasey is a UC commercial engineering graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle B. Rasey
Cincinnati Weather Bureau
Airways
Cheyenne
Rasey
Lunken
Akron
Ohio
Muskingum College
New Concord
University of Cincinnati
Martha Nash Rasey
A. C. Nash
Batavia
The
Notice of School Tax Levy Election in Miami Township
Clermont County voters will decide November 2, 1937, on a five year three mill levy outside the ten mill limit to fund district needs. Polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM Eastern Standard Time. Officials: Thomas Lees Chairman, William Downery Clerk, E S Rush Deputy Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Board of Elections
Thomas Lees
WM. Dowdnery
Rush
Branch Hill School District Tax Increase Vote Notice
Resolution of Branch Hill Ru School District calls for a special election on November 2, 1937, to vote on a tax rate increase outside the ten mill limitation to fund necessary district requirements. Voting will be open until 6 30 PM Eastern Standard Time. Clerks WM Dowdney and S Bush sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Miami Township
Bo of Education
Branch Hill Ru
Said Palace
Oe Ae Votin
Clermont County Board of Elections
Thomas Lees
WM. Dowdney
S. Bush
School tax increase vote in Stonelick district
The Stonelick Rural Consolidated School District board announces a November 2, 1937 election for a tax rate increase outside the ten mill limit to provide funds for district needs. Chairman Thomas Leers and Clerk Wm Dowdney sign the notice.
Notice of Discharge in Bankruptcy for Behymer
Frank P. Behymer was adjudged bankrupt on October 23, 1936 in the Southern District of Ohio Western Division. His petition for discharge will be heard November 22, 1937 at 2:00 PM in Cincinnati, Ohio, inviting creditors and interest parties to appear and show cause why discharge should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
U. S
Southern District of Ohio
Western Division
Frank P. Behymer
U. S. Court Room
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry F. Maeerk
G. V. Lamb
Owensville and Milford Social Roundup Marked by Visits
Local residents host and visit across Owensville Milford and nearby towns. Trips include California visitors and relatives in Cedarville Hamilton Dayton and Cincinnati. Community groups met with musical solos and readings as families shared Sunday dinners and weekend activities.
Local Social Roundup Spreads Visits and Guests
Miss Ada Kelly of Milford attended a Tuesday evening visit with Mrs. Louise Curlis. Elizabeth Morgan visits her sister Miss Emma Stahl in Goshen. Ralph Curlis G C Steward and J S Curlis visited Ed Curlis in Germantown Sunday. Everett Hawk Arley Stratton Louise Curtis and Virginia Atchinson attended a Bethel teachers meeting Friday. Clara Steward of Madisonville spent the weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs G C Steward with Mr and Mrs Ralph Weaks and children enjoyed the weekend at Middletown. Mr and Mrs James Laney spent Friday in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Kelly
Milford
Louise Curlis
Elizabeth Morgan
Emma Stahl
Goshen
Ralph Curlis
G. C. Steward
Ed Curlis
Germantown
Everett Hawk
Arley Stratton
Louise Curtis
Virginia Atchinson
Bethel
Clara Steward
Madisonville
Masquerade Party Set at Community Building
MT HOLLY invites all to a masquerade party hosted by the Christian Chapel young people at the Community Building on Wednesday evening October 27. Amelia Womans Club host, Mrs. Charles Klansing, Saturday afternoon. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. John Longerseth and daughter from Crooksville, Mrs. Ella Moore of McConnelsville. Clarence Lytle and wife return from three weeks in the southwest. J E Lytle family visit Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Chapel
Charles Klansing
Amelia Womans Club
John Longerseth
Crooksville
Ella Moore
McConnelsville
Tugins
Herb Thomas
Clarence Lytle
Southwest
J. E. Lytle
Walter Lytle
Batavia
Weekend visits and moves across Kentucky and Ohio
Hamlet Parker Adams and family from Kentucky traveled to Hamilton for the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carr. Mr. and Mrs. Cann attended a Booster Grange meeting in Nicholsville. Charles Freemeyer and wife moved to Lindale from Price Hill while selling their home. Mrs. Gordon Jackson and son moved to Ft Thomas after a day at A E Perrys. Mildred Eloise and Bertha Jones visited the Gates family in Loveland. Mary Frey visited sister Mrs Lees in New Richmond. Dr. Offutt enjoyed a motor trip Sunday with Dr. Mott on professional calls.
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Milford
Howard Hall and Son
Goshen
Bertha Oxle
Newtonsville
L. Av. Weeks
A. McKinni L Shriner
van Barron
Hyde Park
Melba Cooper Sr
Chicago
Parker Adams
Candis Adams
Kentucky
Hamilton
Ed Carr
Cann
Booster Grange
Nicholsville
Charles Freemeyer
John Wheeler
Lindale
Price Hill
Gordon Jackson
A. E. Perry
Ft. Thomas
Mildred
Eloise
Bertha Jones
Loveland
Gates
Mary Frey
Lees
New Richmond
Dr. Offutt
Dr. Mott
Williamsbu rg Five Hundred Club entertained by Chattertons
Mr and Mrs Harold Chatterton welcomed members of the Five Hundred Club on Thursday evening. Attending were Eleanor Jean Fuhr Mary Madeline Smith and Martha Ann Fuhr as the Youths Con-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Chatterton
Five Hundred Club
Eleanor Jean Fuhr
Mary Madeline Smith
Martha Ann Fuhr
Local Social Notes From Cincinnati and Dayton Area
In Cincinnati Saturday and Friday evening parties were held in the Sunday School room of the M. E. Church and the Beach Forest Chapter for the D A R met in the afternoon. Ohio State University students Dan and Bob Prewitt and Carl Gavin Foster visited home over the weekend. Sir Knights J C Fuhr J B Cover and J Roy Fuhr with Mesdames J B Cover J Roy Fuhr Arthur Peed and Ralph D Fuhr attended the Knights Templar of Ohio conclave in Dayton. Byron Jordan and family moved to the McKever property on Third Street. Phil Sperry and family spent Sunday evening with Weidenbine and with Mrs Cora Jacobs who recently returned from Cincinnati. Mrs Ellen Donavan entertained relatives from Cincinnati. Harry Snell moved into his new house.
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Ference
Cincinnati
M. E
J. W. White
Beach Forest
D.A.R
Dan
Bob Prewitt
Carl Gavin Foster
Ohio State University
Sir Knights
J. C. Fuhr
J. B. Cover
J. Roy Fuhr
J. Roy Fuhr and Mesdames J. B. Cover
Arthur Peed
Ralph D. Fuhr
Knights Templar of
Ohio
Dayton
Byron Jordan
McKever
Third Street
Phil Sperry
Weidenbine
Cora Jacobs
Fenner. Helvey
Ellen Donavan
Harry Snell
Treber
West Union
Daugher
Marvin McGuire
Allen Smythe
Bishop
H. B. Smythe
Joe Laffleur
Batavia
Hoffman
Friendship Club
Finley Jacobs
Sue
Ed Huheey
Jim
Roger Dudley
Sue Smythe
Betty Philhower
Card Club
Charles McGuire
Erwin Avey
Delaware
Walter Pfeifer and Son
Price Hill
Stella Barber
Louise Philips
Bob Fister
Charley Fissel
Social notes from Glen Este and surrounding areas
Local residents from West Union through Cincinnati join in visits and gatherings. Families including Treber Smythe McGuire Huheey Laffleur and others are noted hosting and visiting across Delaware Ohio Cincinnati Price Hill and Batavia with card clubs and Sunday spendings mentioned.
Locust Corner Socials and a Fire At Behymer Farm
Locust Corner notes a string of weekend visits among residents including Mrs Carson Whiting Hyde Park and Lionel Applegate Williamsburg and others. The piece also reports on the golden wedding anniversary of Bennett Behymer and wife and a fire Friday evening destroying the tenant house on the Behymer place with the Shear brothers losing all their furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Townsley
Nolan
Myer
Cross
Pihurski
Frank
Carson Whiting
Hyde Park
Charles Schwey
Lionel Applegate
Williamsburg
Rose Lampe
Joe Lampe
Price Hill
Russell Deitz
Milford
Milton Behymer
Blackburn
New Richmond
Houlton Bradbury
Walnut Hills
H. R. Eppert
Clara Eppert
Nina Behymer
Helen Coulter
Erma Eppert
Amelia
Edward Guild
Marian Guild
Columbus
Vincent Auxier
Maysville
Katie Highboo
H. R. Ayers
Raymond Ross
Batavia
Ross Milner
Jefferson
Roscoe Behymer
Holland, Mich
Bennett Behymer
Shear Brothers
Lamb prices seen steady in coming months says bureau
The Washington Bureau of Agricultural Economics projects lamb prices to hold steady over the next several months, implying stable market conditions for producers and buyers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Civil Service Exams Open for Competitive Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission lists open competitive examinations for several posts including Associate Refuge Manager at 3200 dollars annually and Assistant Refuge Manager at 2600 dollars. Also available are Junior Refuge Manager at 2000 dollars and Home Economics Information Assistant at 2600 dollars. Full details from the secretary in major post offices or from the Commission in Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Biological Survey
Bureau of Home Economics
Secretary of the
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Washington, D. C
Pontiac Offers Unique Values for 1938 Models
Pontiac retains the Silver Streak badge with two lines built on six and eight cylinder chassis. Eight body styles in each line feature new front styling, remote control gear shift, larger generator, relocated battery, improved silent syncro-mesh transmission, redesigned Fisher Body interiors, and many safety and cosmetic refinements. Display begins October 23 at dealers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Locust Corner Grange Opposes $175000 Road Bond Issue
Locust Corner Grange, at its last regular meeting, publicly opposed the proposed bond issue of 175000 dollars for road construction, signaling local resistance to the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Corner Grange
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Cheyenne, Wyo
Bord of Education
Stonelick Rural Consolidated School District
Thomas Leers
Owensville
Kisie
Thewate
Ben Snider
California
Fdoa Philhour
City
Zella Mitchell
Elizabeth. Davia
Perin
F. W. Schobert
Horse and Dairy Association
Coluumbus
Will. Magley
M. M. Dumnford
Arnold Favret
Rebecca Marsh
Cedarville
Myron
Will Marshall
Texas
Lerado
Lulu Geesner
Emma Fichter
Wis
Mclutosh
Washington
Lloyd Enger
Mr. Washington
D. W. Davidson
Griswold Ho
C. L. Stewart
Geo. Richardson
Betty
Wm. Griffin
Mildred Snider
Geo. Schridon
Dewey Tissander
New Harmony
Chas. Engle
G.engle
Norwood
Chas Bellrath
Bethel Woman’s Club
McGuffey
Solo
Clara Harris
William’ Holmes Pbaigattey
Esther Maxfield
Virginia, Bredwell
Emma Bredwell
Carrie Page
Bessie Hutson
Margery Norris
Gené Craycraft
Harry Norris
Ebon Hill
Clarence Norris
Will Hill
Clarence Kennedy
Edwin Lee Kennedy
Burton Garrett
Bertha Ulrey
Grace Bredwell
Hassie Crane
John Musgrove
Reed
Middletown
Allan Harris
Oliver Harris
Mt. Lookout
Charles Harris
Baptist Circle
Winifred Davis
Ruby Adams
Contract Bridge Club
Clyde “Hessler
Garland Auxier
Bob White
Milan
Mich
MT. Holly
Glen Este
Pontiac
Will
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