Williamsburg and Batavia Area News Notes and Notices
Local items report visits by residents to Katawia and Cincinnati relatives, harvest events at Concord schoolhouse, and a Halloween masked supper. Community members including Fred Edgington and Helen Hash are noted, with school attendance updates and a county board meeting about Armistice Day programs.
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Jeanette Belle Nichols
Cincinnati
Sunohn Q. Brown
Seeey
Caroline
Bertha Frazier
Williamsburg
ES. Rash
Concord School House
Fuhr
Lehigh Cement
Fred Edgington
Chile
Katawia
Misa Helen Hash
Kiss Irane Halick
Ates
Boles
Herbert Thomas
Michigan
Hex
Wilma Brown
Halick
Ethel Howell
Cincinnat Og
Ell Exchange
Mary Jean Weasner
Michael Bolsl
Ghasn
Hiverton
Ewante Norwood
T. L. Hamilton
Albert Heinrici
Pisgah
Yendar Evenine
Russell Ha
Morris Maries
Janes Paterell
Batavia
Ohio
Uiversity
Arinen Isa
James Patche
Aeniof
The
College of Agriculture
Mra. Lavras
Pestrett
Nett
Olive Branch
Damieno Entertain
Donald
Ran Walker
Beri Piha
Yver
Harold Pach
Donald Jamieson
Teint Ghureh
Pulloe
Byers
Baturder
Detroit
Eli Alt
Ae. Ardaall
Tavia
Rai
J. Wate
Bhaw
Clermont County Dry Rally and Auction Notice
Clermont County dry advocates urge votes to sustain prohibition and oppose a 18th amendment repeal. Public notices include Otto Kettler auction at Summerside and Grace Church program at Owensville with Republican rally in Felicity highlighting Taft and Kearns to support dry laws.
Judge Francis M. Hamilton for Appellate Court reelection
The Cincinnati Enquirer urges the re election of Judge Francis M. Hamilton of Warren County to the Ohio Appellate Court. It lauds his faithful impartial service, maintenance of judicial dignity, and calls for a majority vote to reward his cleanliness and performance as a capable arbiter.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Francis M. Hamilton
Ohio
Warren County
Hamilton
District Contest Turns on Dry and Wet Issue
Local voters face a congressional ballot featuring Charles Kearns the Republican dry and William Galleman the Democratic wet. Kearns, a four term congressman and attorney, emphasizes experience while Galleman, Portamouth mayor and pool hall owner, appeals as a fresh, non legislative candidate. The choice hinges on dry versus wet stance and the candidates’ backgrounds.
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Congress
Charles ©. Kearns
Anti-Saloon League
Association
William N. Galleman
Kearns
Gableman
Portamouth
Hillsboro News Herald
Goshen Republicans Host Large Township Meeting
A crowded Goshen town hall affair drew Republicans and Democrats discussing 1924 issues. J Lowry Miller urged farmers to back pro-farmer legislators while Jessie Alder pressed women to vote straight Republican. Charley Kearns spoke on national policy and League of Nations contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Township
J. Lowry Miller
Middletown
Miller
Jessie Alder
Cincinnati
Clermont County
Alder
J. P. Martin
Chase
Kearns
Congress
Republican Congress
Harding
Charley Kearns
League of Nations
Armenia
Democratic Party
Mr. Wilson
James M. Cox
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Clermont Courier
Baravra
Ourier and Com. Tribune
Courier and Cincinnati Post
Courier and
Cincinnati Times Star
P. M. Tavia
Orsarees Siate
Thureday Eveniig
Rose
Jersey
Wifilama Betters
Airdale
Jatovia
Leiai
Duis
Wiese Bateria
Enly
W. P. Richards
Clermont Co
Otto Kettler
Kettle Farm
Summerside
Batavia Pike
A. M. Bills
Harvey Bell
Grace
Felicity
C. Kearns
Mr. Miller
Mr. Taft
Bethel
Clermont Sun
the Sun
Bergman
Rapp
Jordan
Portland
Just
GEO. A. Keen & Bro
Fletcher’s. Pastoria
Tri State
Tri-State
Wm. Harping
Cincinnati, O
Phone Batavia
George R. McKay
Earl E. Erion
Phove Batavia
Farmers’ Organization
United
Burley District
United States
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-Operative Association
Incorporated
Lexington, Kentucky
Goshen
Fletcher
Joan
Tornien
R.I. Red Cockers
B. Ie
Monterey
Loveland, O
Iches
Avia Vildine &Loan Co
Ohi
Mortware
Curt
Man L. Burnet
Lew Buuding
Fin Roche
Rai Morteare
Sprague
Atty
Stavie
Sabina
Ota
Smith
Hyer
Rev. Smith
Ohito