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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1929
Page
8
Local notices report visitors from London and Williamsburg, family visits in Columbus and Germantown, and social events at Maple Grove and Union Chapel. Retail ads promote roof and furnace equipment, radios from M. T. Radio, and a Fairday washer demonstration.
Public sheriff sale in Clermont County identified as case 17010. Robert Roberts, Sheriff, with deputy A W Meinken. Murphy & Murphy attorneys for the plaintiff. Further details unreadable but action ongoing under county authority.
Local candidates discuss the election of County Superintendent and the claimed $4000 taxpayer savings. They accuse misstatements about funding for assistant supervision and pledge efficiency and economy, urging voters to choose between Pattison and Bagby and promising cooperation with taxpayers, pupils, and teachers.
Floyd L. Rogers receiver orders sale of three tracts totaling 60 acres 14 poles in Wayne Township Clermont County Ohio at public auction November 30 1929 at the Batavia courthouse front door. Descriptions include boundaries from Harvey Fenn survey and Hiram Prickett deeds with detailed courses and distances. The property is appraised at 2400 dollars with cash terms. Robert Roe Sheriff of Clermont County and Nichols attorneys oversee proceedings.
County Auditor will receive sealed bids by 10 00 a m on November 4 1929 for Letting No 4 iron bridge construction in Reefton town The project calls for a two story 60 foot long bridge with given survey widths and the estimated cost 1284 86 for No 1 and 1499 for No 4 Each bid sheet is on file with the Surveyors Office and proofs will be provided The notice lists related administrative details and dates
The northern half of Clermont County hosts a Farmers and Bankers tour on November 7 at 9 30 a m starting at Moberly Bros poultry farm one mile east of Milford on the Mulberry and Goshen road. Stops include Joe Noertker's pure bred Guernsey dairy herd BE L Carter's farm combining orchard poultry and Shorthorn cattle L B Pollock's mature orchard and an OSU extension visit by Clyde S Holland. County Agent Alonzo W Marion urges attendance.
Apple and peach stock available with 2 year branched trees and whips in multiple heights. Pear, plum, cherry also offered with set prices per unit and per hundred plants. Privet and small fruit shrubs, evergreens, free catalog, season runs October 26 to January 1, located 1 mile east of Bethel on Route 125.
Public sale announced for Baldwin Ohio at the Old Mill Property on Saturday Nov 2 at 1 pm rain or shine. Auctioneer offers unspecified items and terms. details unclear due to garbled text.
An election day renewal of an existing Batavia Village School District levy seeks voter approval without raising taxes, arguing state aid hinges on passage. Clerk Larkin urges support, noting it funds school purposes and parallels prior levies.
Six Boy Scouts of troop I Batavia led by Rev H P Abbott attended the Camporee at Montgomery Saturday with about 1000 scouts present. Local attendees include Morrt Lakemire Chas Smith Junior Tyler Harley Hauck Randolph Reynolds and John Rapp. Regular troop meeting at the Armory Thursday 7 30 p m led by Scoutmaster Morrison with full attendance urged.
George H. Demaris of Batavia and Miss Thelma M Pitzer of Williamsburg were united in marriage by Rev. Burdsall on Saturday. Present were Mrs. Ida Demaris Mrs. Eda Pitzer and Mrs. H McAfee. After a short motor trip they will reside in Batavia. Congratulations.
J O Fuhr of Williamsburg seeks pricing on red top wood fibered and cement haired wall plaster and sheet rock wall board. Includes reference to Majestic Mighty Monarch of the Air and M T Radio and Electric Co of Beatavia Ohio.
Election message urges Williamsburg Township residents to vote on November 6 for Ed Miller as township trustee. Miller asks for support and explains his candidacy and name appears on the ballot.
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