Tragic Crash Kills Speigel in Williamsville Drive
James A. Speigel 23 of Williamsville died when his auto struck a truck near Bennett's store while passing on the Grant Highway. Misses Marguerite Evanshine and Lillian White were injured, while truck driver Clayton Foster was captured and treated for a glass wound. Deputies cleared the traffic jam as police wired Cincinnati radio updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Speigel
Williamsville
Marguerite Evanshine
Lillian White
Bennett
New Richmond
A. W. Meinken
W. E. Kain
Clayton Foster
Batavia
Cincinnati
Clermont County Farm Bureau Directors Meet
Farm Bureau directors in Batavia met Saturday evening October 17 to review plans for the Annual Meeting. They warned farmers about solicitors trying to collect funds for road assessments and urged careful investigation before giving money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Farm Bureau
Batavia
Batavia Woman's Club Meeting Program Preview
The Batavia Woman's Club will meet with Mrs Forest Ely on October 24. The program includes Our Island Possessions and Responses Radiograms with readings on topics like The Paradise of the Provinces and debate on Should She Get Out Hawaiian Pacific Philippines with Mrs Griffith and Mrs Colburn and Mrs Sprague in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Woman's Club
Forest Ely
Provenceceeron Socieaies
America
Batavia Garden Club Meets on Perennials
The Batavia Garden Club held a Monday meeting at Mrs. J Huntington's with speaker Mrs. John Lytle of Williamsburg presenting Perennials. A dainty lunch was served by a committee. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Wylie Miller's. the club counts sixty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Tobacco Growers Meeting Dates Set in Batavia and Felicity
Tobacco Growers plan meetings at the Batavia Court House October 28 at 8 p m and Felicity October 26. N W Bacon of Neville will speak and a county delegate will be chosen for Lexington October 28. State Highway officials in Batavia are advancing bridge and road plans for winter projects. Weather is ideal for outdoor work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Batavia
Felicity
N. W. Bacon
Neville
Lexington
Protective Association forms in Williamsburg Township meeting
Williamsburg Township Protective Association held its first regular meeting after incorporation on Friday October 16 adopting by laws and electing officers Arthur Ruffner president Brazelton vice president McNair secretary J B Cover treasurer Bob Croswell captain. Next meeting set for Friday November 6 at 7 30 pm with monthly sessions. The group welcomes new members joining at 1 50, dues 50 cents yearly, to unite farmers and merchants against theft linking with Mt Carmel Mt Repose Owensville Goshen Loveland Miamiville and Ohio groups to deter crime.
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Williamsburg Township Protective Association
Arthur Ruffner
Brazelton
Brazelton & Jordan
Mr. McNair
J. B. Cover
Bob Croswell
Williamsburg Township
Mt. Carmel
Mt. Repose
Owensville
Goshen
Loveland
Miamiville
Ohio
All Red Cross Services Face Increased Demands
Judge Nichols reports every Red Cross chapter across the county is strained by higher service demand. Public health nursing and nutrition instruction rise as private nursing fades with unemployment, while veteran aid and home care remain ongoing priorities. Local memberships and November enrollments are urged to meet yearly needs.
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Red Cross
Nichols
Ohio
Radio network aids Clermont sheriff in fast incident response
The Clermont sheriff’s office and Cincinnati police collaboration provided rapid updates on a fatal collision in Williamsville involving James Seigel. Deputies Meinken and Kain secured the scene as traffic moved and returned home quickly awaiting another call. Sheriff Roberts reported a four minute radio transmission to Station X.
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Sheriff's Office of
Clermont
Police Department of
Cincinnati
Batavia
Roberts
James Seigel
Williamsville
Meinken
Kain
Station X
Grange Meeting Delights with Variety program
Marathon Grange held a ladies contest featuring song, whistling, piano solo, readings, pantomime and dialogue. Judges not announced yet and both ladies and gentlemen await verdict. a special surprise is planned for next meeting.
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Marathon Grange
Dorothy Johnson
Elsa Brunk
Beulah Trost
Stella Weak
Goldie Jones
Donnelly
Laura Morgan
Donley
Atchley
Farm Bureau to Discuss Feeding Economy and Efficiency
The Tate Township Farm Bureau sets October 28 at 8 p.m. in the Memorial Building Bethel for a monthly meeting on Economy and Efficiency in Feeding led by County Agent Wilson. All interested invited to attend.
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Tate Township Farm Bureau
Memorial Building
Bethel
Wilson
Big Fox Hunt Draws Crowd in Northern Kentucky and Ohio
The Fox Hunters Association of Northern Kentucky and Southern Ohio plans a multi day event next week near Batavia. More than 200 dogs, including Pointers setters bird dogs and fox hounds, will run on farms along Route 74 Route 182 and Elklick road with a Dog Beach Show at Batavia Armory. First decision at 8 pm Friday. The Bethel village council advances water works with a drilling contract to P D Bowler Co of Chicago.
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Fox Hunters’ Association
Kentucky
Ohio
H. Dover
Batavia
Vinegar Hill
Elklick Road
Bantam
S. P. Reed
Route 182
Hamlet
Batavia Armory
H. Cover
Miss Anna Leeds Chosen for Gamma Chapter Honor
Miss Anna M Leeds daughter of Dr and Mrs Fred C Leeds Winchester chosen one of five young ladies by Pi Sigma Mu National Honorary Public School Fraternity to pledge Gamma Chapter Conservatory of Music Cincinnati. Leeds a Winchester High graduate attended Miami University Oxford now in second term at Conservatory. National President to be in Cincinnati October 24 for initiation.
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Anna M
Fred C. Leeds
Winchester
Pii Sigma Mu
Gammi
Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati
Leeds
Winchester High
Miami University
Oxford
Conservatory
Legion of Friends
Miss Leeds
J.V. Mott
Amélia
Clermont County
Livestock Tours Draw Wide Community Interest
Tours set for October 28 and November 6 at the Cincinnati Stock Yards attract groups from Jackson Williamsburg Tate townships and Wayne Goshen Miami and Union townships. Attendees tour stockyards packing plant and WLW station learning grading methods and stock classes while enjoying a noon meal provided by Cincinnati Producers.
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Cincinnati
Jackson
Williamsburg
Tate
Wayne
Goshen
Miami
Union Townships
Kahn
WLW
Livestock Exchange
Wilson
County Livestock Committee
J. L. Jordan
Bethel
R. F. Turner
Milford
Heber Mallett
Blanchester No. 5
Guy Jones
Moscow
Carl Bissantz
Batavia
J. H. Few
New Richmond
W. C. Leever
Fish Shipment To Aid Clermont Streams
Clermont county will receive a truckload of fish in the coming days to stock local streams with several thousand black bass and possibly catfish. Recent changes to Fish and Game laws include shortened duck geese and coot seasons, raccoon season adjustments, and a prohibition on night training of dogs from Oct 15 to Nov 14. The Marathon school house burned Tuesday at 11 o'clock, roof blaze sparked by embers. no injuries, Ruth Town was supervising teacher.
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Clermont County
Conservation Council
Marathon
The
Odd Fellows
Ruth Town
Red Cross Calls County Meeting For Winter Aid
President Hoover urged communities to support unemployed families. The Red Cross plans a county wide survey and fundraising drive to reduce winter suffering, centralizing efforts to reach remote areas. A meeting is set for Monday October 26 at 7 30 PM at the Batavia Presbyterian church.
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Hoover
Red Cross
Presbyterian Church
Batavia
American Legion
H. L. Nichols
American Red
New Ballot Form For School Levy
Voters in Tate Union and Ohio Township districts and Edenton Special School District face a choice on joining the State Equalization Fund to maintain or extend state aid and tax rates. A majority for participation keeps eight month terms and aid. a majority against risks funding five to six months next year. E H Pattison County Supt. of Schools urges for continued eight month terms.
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Tate
Union
Ohio Township
Edenton Special
State
E. H. Pattison
County Supt. of Schools
See You Later musical at Batavia Town Hall this week
Jean Moyer and Grayce Krantz star in See You Later a musical comedy at Batavia Town Hall presented by the American Legion. The show features over forty cast members with songs and dances and a mystery element. Professor G L Smith and James Walker lead the male roles in a promising production.
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Jean Moyer
Grayce Krantz
Batavia Town Hall
American Legion
Professor G. L. Smith
James Walker
Miss Krantz
Miss Moyer
Smith
Walker
Bantam Grange Hosts National Grangers Banquet
The Bantam Grange held its National Grangers banquet on October 10 with color gold decorations. Mrs. Walter Muzzy gave the welcome, B. P Vandament gave the response, and Mrs. Mark Atchley arranged the program. Officers were re-elected and Owensville chosen as next year’s meeting site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantam Grange
National Grangers
Walter Muzzy
B. P Vandament
Mark Atchley
Owensville
Ohio Farm Bureau Chief Warns on Tax Relief Efforts
E B Palmer president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation warns Clermont County Farm Bureau that while tax relief for farmers is advancing, more work remains. He notes a newly formed group seeks member fees to back highway abutting property tax refunds and urges careful scrutiny before joining. Palmer cites past vetoed bills and constitutional questions, and notes current relief applies to state highways except in eight large city counties.
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Ohio
E. B. Palmer
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Clermont County Farm Bureau
Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Meeting Set at Batavia Church
The C. F. B. meeting opens at 10 a.m. Friday October 30 at the U B church in Batavia. E J Bath Ohio Farm Bureau director and P Becker Farm Bureau Fieldman are among speakers. Coffee and a noon basket dinner follow. Members and others urged to attend with sandwiches and a covered dish.
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U. B
Batavia
Ays
E.J. Bath
Ohio Farm Bureau
P. Becker
Farm Bureau
Motorcyclist Dies After Crash on Salem Pike
Will Longhauser 21 of New Richmond was killed when he lost control on the Salem pike near Mt. Washington on Monday morning. Geo. Colonel, a friend, escaped with minor injuries. Body to White Funeral Home New Richmond. Funeral Thursday at 9 30 from St Peters Catholic Church.
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Will Longhauser
New Richmond
Cincinnati
Salem Pike
Mt. Washington
Geo
White Funeral
St. Peters Catholic Church
Farm Work Progressing Amid Apple Harvest Boom
The report notes extensive farm activity with corn cribbing and cutting, seeding, and a record apples harvest selling as low as 1 dollar per bushel. Farmers praise apples as unmatched in quality and value.
Death in Monterey Store F. Thirey’s Leads to Heart Trouble
John Uhl a 79 year old widower died Saturday afternoon in F Thirey’s Monterey store while returning from the barbershop to his son Will’s home with whom he lived. Coroner Curtis ruled heart trouble caused the death.
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John Uhl
Ceap
F. Thirey
Monterey
Will
Curtis
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