Proposed Ohio tax amendment for Article XII approval in 1929
Official notice from the Ohio Secretary of State certifies a joint resolution to amend section 2 of Article XII and repeal section 3, relating to taxation, with ballots to include full text. The measure would set a tax cap, allow certain exemptions, and schedule implementation if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State OF
General Assembly
World War Compensation Fund
Conservancy Act of Ohio
Sanitary District Act of
Con Ancy
United States OF America
State OF Ohio
Secretary of State
Clarence J. Brown
88Th General Assembly
Colas
Williamsburg Society Notes Highlight Social Visits
The Williamsburg community reports a busy social week with the Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Edw Turner’s home and Rev J E H Sentman presiding. Local families including the Sentmans, Haucks, Andrews, Polk and others hosted or visited friends from Statesville Georgetown New York City and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the M. &. Church
Edw. Turner
Samuel Andrews
Georgetown
Owen Polk
New York City
Parnell
England
Hattie Davidson
Vesta Club
Arthur Ruffner
O. M. Curry
Federation of Women’s Clues
WLW
P. Elton Elrod
Everett Dugan
Presbyterian Sunday School
Nina
Community Social Visits Across Town This Weekend
Mr and Mind Ross called on Lewi Anstaett in Willaine Corner Sunday afternoon. Emma Garbe stayed with Mrs Clarence Taphorn in College Hill. Mike Waper and family visited Math Schiller at Avondale. Mrs Mary Garbe and family were guests of Mr and Mrs John Mes Daniel downtown. Ary Ross from Neville spent the weekend at home. Mrs M Gare and daughter Emma called on Mrs Arga ret Plarr and daughter. Mrs Rad Ross and son Raymond spent Friday in the city. Mr and Mrs Harry Young from Regw io visited her parents Mr and Mrs Bert Meier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mind Ross
Lewi Anstaett
Willaine Corner
Emma Garbe
Clarence Taphorn
College Hill
Mike Waper
Avondale
Math Schiller’s
Mary Garbe
John Mes Daniel
City
Ary Ross
Neville
M Gare
Emma
Argaret Plarr
Rad Ross
Raymond
Harry Young
Regwio
Andsbert Meier
Local Notices and Social Roundup From Atwater Kent Radio
Mt Carmel Los Angeles guests and visits populate a social notes page as families host dinners and travel. The column lists Hattie Kincaid Edna Watson Arlington Sarah Davis Oakley Heith Brazier and others visiting relatives and sharing Sunday gatherings. An advertisement touts Atwater Kent Screen Grid Radio and a one year service offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Charles Cross
Jeks
O. P. Gross
Hattie Kincaid
Edna Watson
Arlington
Wash
Sarah
Davis
Oakley
Wblckel
Heith
Iffinapolis
Atwater Kent
Notice of Hearing on New State Highway in Clermont County
A series of hearings in Ohio announces proposed establishment of new state highways across Clermont Clinton Warren and Greene counties. Dates set for November 7 1929 with locations in Batavia Blanchester and Columbus. Residents may attend to present positions on the routes spanning several miles.
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Clmont County
Ohio
Columbus
Clermont County
Loveland
Miami
Goshen
Robert N. Waid
Director of Highways
State of Ohio
Common Pleas Court Room
Batavia
Saltair
Conmon Pleas Court
Edenton
Manila
Mt. Repose
Wayne and
Common Pleas
Owensville
Williams Corner
Stonelick
Bethel
Pt. Pleasant
Ohio River
Tate and
Monroe
Clinton
Clermont
Warren
Greene Counties
Blanchester
Williamsburg
Monterey
Clarksville
Jackson
Wayne
Harlan Township
Warren County
Marion, Vernon
Adams
Chester
Clinton County
Spring Valley
Xenia
Greene County
Water Street Alteration Purchase in Batavia Ohio
Batavia Village Council approves buying property from Maggie O Maley for 170 dollars to widen and straighten Water Street at O Maley’s Corner. The purchase uses 120 dollars from Gasoline Tax funds. ordinance effective after legal period.
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Maggie O’maley
Water Street
O’maley
S. W
N. W
Co. G. Wasner
Hamlet visit notes and family gatherings in Hyde Park
Mrs Chas Wolfe of Hyde Park visited her niece Mrs Fred Stapp last week. Mr and Mrs Coslett entertained Daisy Kilgore of Upely Virginia and Coslett’s mother and sister. Mrs Ludlow spent time in Bethel. Corie and her daughter Mary Louise are mentioned in passing.
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Chas, Wolfe
Hyde Park
Fred Stapp
Coslett
Daisy Kilgore
City
Mr. Coslett
U Pley
Local Notes From Batavia and Vicinity
Social items report visits and calls from Batavia residents and area families. Mentions include Dr and Mrs Bradley, Mr and Mrs O M Howards celebrating 49th anniversary, Earl Warren and Francis Smith families, Fred Pollitt moving to a new home in Point Pleasant, Dr Thompson of Bethel visiting Grant Memorial Home, Side Keck Williams visiting from Springfield for literary work, Virginia Asbury Bible class attendance, and Frank Willis noting road changes to Grant highway. A fire destroyed the M E church and school house, insurance having been carried, with plans for rebuilding.
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Qol
Penny
Batavia
Mrs. Bradley
O. M. Howards
Ohio
Southern Ohio
Earl Warren
Francis Smith
City
Point Pleasant
Thompson
Bethel
Grant Memorial
Ives
Uth
M.church of
Beth Mears
Keck Williams
Pringfield
Frank Willis
Bethel Pike
Grant Highway
Ethel
Georgetown
M. E
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J. Roy Fuhr
Chas. Mosher
Cali
Frank Smith
Crab
Otis Wood
W. Smith
Ralph D. Fuhr
O. OC. Armstrong
Edw
O. N. Ash
Mollie Case
Scott Maxwell
George Irwin
J. M McCallister
F. B. Bishop
Lebanon
John Edwards
Portsmouth
Mary A. Bishop
Marion
J.G. Ritchie
Ralph
W. B. Smyser
Belfast
Birdie Gatch
Milford
Holmes
Walter Bauer
J. P. Larrick
Richmond
Ind
Rocky Ford
Goodyear
Lewis Motor CO
Batavia, O
Citizens’ Garage
Milford, Ohio
Fountain Square
Pel. Main
Cincinnati, Ohio
MT. Carmel
Frank, Brown
Dick Younes
Mr. Washington
Anne
Norman Oung
Kun Lown
Harry Brown
Pet
Oet
Oor
Max Moore
Nature
Chevrolet
Tee
Hutson
Chrysler
Victor Chevrolet Co
Karnak
Batavia and
New Richmond Pike
The
Georgetown Marble & Granite Co
KH. H. Siith
J. M. Cropp
Virginia Asbur
Billy Sunday Organization
I Covington
Cincinnati
J. C. Fuhr
Williamsbore
Ella Nash
Madisonville
W.B. Kain
Sunda
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