Final GOP Rally Set at Amelia School This Saturday
The closing all county Republican rally will be at the Amelia school house Saturday at 7 30 p m with Dusty Miller a prominent Ohio newspaperman as principal speaker. The Amelia band will perform and county candidates will attend. Women workers meet Thursday at county GOP HQ and the Young Republican Club hosts a Washington Township rally at Pt Isabel Thursday night.
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Amelia School
Thurman
Dusty” Miller
Ohio
Amelia Band
Miller
Young Republican Club
Washington Township
Pt. Isabel
Hamilton longtime Batavia resident dies after church
Thos L Hamilton aged 70 a Batavia resident died Sunday at noon after returning from church. He was son of the late Harvey Hamilton who ran the Hamilton Hotel in pioneer days. Survived by two sisters Mrs Ida Griffith and Mrs Max Moore and son Kirk Hamilton assistant manager at Liggett Drug Co Cincinnati. Funeral Wednesday afternoon.
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Thomas L. Hamilton
Batavia
Harvey Hamilton
Hamilton Hotel
Ida Griffith
Max Moore
Kirk Hamilton
Liggett Drug Co
Dixie Terminal
Cincinnati
Batavia Faces First Basketball Schedule This Season
Batavia prepares for a basketball season with a near rookie team and a late November through February slate. Home and away games include Wisburgh, Felicity, Amelia, Milford, Owensville, Bethel, Williamsburg, Georgetown, Moscow and more across Batavia and surrounding towns. The article also notes the Oyster Supper planned by Williamsburg American Legion Post 288 and the Women’s Auxiliary on Armistice Day with oysters pies sandwiches salad and coffee.
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Batavia
Wis’burg
Owensville
Bethel
Milford
Amelia
Felicity
Williamsburg
Wms
Burg
Georgetown
Moscow
American Legion Post No. 288
Womans’ Auxiliary
Ohio political endorsements urge Fess and Hayden in upcoming vote
The piece highlights support for Simeon D. Fess in the race and praises Ohio figures including Clarence J. Brown, Albert L. Daniels, John W. Bricker, George C. Braden, Harry S. Day, Paul M. Herbert, and judges like Frank W. Geiger and Francis M. Hamilton. It champions John Hayden as Clermont County’s fighter for the General Assembly, citing testimonials from C. A. Dyer and L. P. Palmer and urging votes on November 6.
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Simeon D. Fess
Fess
Washington
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Brown
Albert L. Daniels
Congress
John W. Bricker
Ferret
Frank W. Geiger
Arthur H. Day
Rey H. Williams
Willam L. Hart
Willis H. Liggett
Francis M. Hamilton
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Hamilton
George H. Bender
L. L. Marshall
Davey
Mass Meeting Set for Bata Village District
A mass meeting will be held Monday evening November 6 at 7 80 in the town hall. All voters of Bata village district are urged to attend as matters concerning the school tax levy will be discussed. The meeting will be brief and of vital importance to every citizen.
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Batavia Village
Eivery
Clarence J Brown for Governor of Ohio
The editorial urges Ohio voters to elect Clarence J Brown governor in 1935 36 citing ten years in state service two terms as Lieutenant Governor and three as Secretary of State He is praised for thrift honesty and experience while Democratic candidate Martin L Davey faces criticism for limited state governance record and proposed bond moratorium The piece endorses Brown across party lines as best for Ohio voters
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Clarence J. Brown
Unio
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Clermont
Clinton
Clarice J. Brown
Davey
Congress
County Ticket Urges Vote For Experienced GOP Candidates
In a countywide appeal voters are urged to support the Republican ticket for state and county offices next Tuesday. The letter praises Hayden Anstrett Seyler Jones Hill Medary Patchell Brown Flora and others as capable public servants with proven records and integrity.
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Grand Old
John Hayden
Edgar W. Anstrett
Ezra Seyler
Blythe Jones
Milford
Manly A. Hill
County Recorder
G. P. Medary
Clermont County
J. M. Patchell
Sterling L. Brown
Robert E. Flora
School Levy Ballot Prompts Voters Next Tuesday
The notice explains a ballot to approve an extra levy for schools within the 10 mill limit not increasing current rates. Levvies are set to maintain present state aid levels with eight mills for operating and nine tenths of a mill for all school purposes. Officials Pattison and Ketchum urge voting yes while noting funds may not be used if state lands beyond the levy are provided.
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E. H. Pattison
B. L Ketchum
Mrs. Anna Fishback Widow Dies at 80
Mrs. Anna Fishback widow of the late John Fishback died at her son Karl's home Tuesday morning at age 80. Survived by five sons and one daughter. Funeral from Moore Funeral Home at 2 30 pm Thursday with burial in Union Cemetery.
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John Fishback
Karl
Moore Funeral Home
Union Cemetery
Batavia High Band Card Party Sets Nov 2 at High School
The Batavia High School Band sponsors a card party on November 2 at 8 o'clock in the High School Auditorium to raise funds for final uniform payments. Refreshments will be served and public support is urged. Tickets go on sale this week at 25 cents each.
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Batavia H.S
Card Party to Benefit Rebekah Lodge Mission
Mr Carmel Rebekah lodge sponsors a card party and musical entertainment on November 3 at 8 p m in the I O O F hall. Bring friends, win a prize, enjoy songs and fun before and after games by Hug Ned Thomas of Madisonville, Mrs Bessie Justin, Fred A Phillips and others. Refreshments, door prize, donation. Mrs Dan Katanich, chairman.
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Carmel Rebekah
Ed Bath to keynote Clermont Farm Bureau meeting
Ed Bath of Columbus, host of Farm Bureau Air Review on WLW, is secured as principal speaker for Clermont Farm Bureau’s annual meeting at the U B Church in Batavia on Wednesday November 14. President E L Carter says Bath is a popular farm broadcaster with a large Clermont County following and the event is open to the public.
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Ed Bath
Columbus
Farm Bureau
WLW
Clermont Farm Bureau
U B
Batavia
E. L. Carter
Bath
Clermont County
Carter
Mr. Bath
Restocking Hast Fork Aims at Williamsburg Release
Deputy Game Warden Frank W. Stagg restocked Hast Fork with 2500 fish released near Williamsburg last week. If rain does not arrive soon water must be supplied to keep them alive.
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Frank W. Stagg
Williamsburg
Woman Killed on Bantam Pike by Local Man
Mrs. William Badgley, 65, died Sunday night after being struck on the Bantam pike by Fondus Smith of St. Bernard. Smith, returning from Brown County, was nearby. Dr. H. E. Cover treated the scene. Coroner Sam M. White and Sheriff Auxier investigated. no arrest was made.
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William Badgley
Bantam
Fondus Smith
St. Bernard
Brown County
H. E. Cover
Sam M. White
Auxier
Amelia P T A Meeting and Aladdin Play Notice
P T A Amelia will host a meeting Monday November 6 at 8 PM in the Amelia School Auditorium. Moscow P T A sponsors Aladdin at the school auditorium Friday evening November 2 directed by Elsa Kennedy. About 25 children ages 3 to 16 from nearby communities attend. admission 10 cents for children and 25 cents for adults.
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Amelia P. T. A
Amelia School
Moscow P. T. A
Elsa Kennedy
Schuster-Martin
Neighborhhood
Corn Huskers Shine In Clermont County Corn Contests
Batavia residents Mirl Snider and William Snyder won county titles in the second annual stand ing and shock corn contests at Walter Cowdrey farm near Williamsburg. Snider totaled 822 lbs husked in an hour, with McKibben second and Foster and Rice next. in shock, Snyder led with 461 lbs, followed by Woodrow Snyder and Heckathorn. Weights include deductions for corn left on stalks and husks penalties.
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Mirl Snider
William Snyder
Batavia
Route 2
Walter Cowdrey
Williamsburg
Clermont County
W. C. Carpenter
Darbyville
Pickaway Couny
Roy McKibben
Route
Wm. Foster
Lewis Rice
Woodrow
L. A. Heckathorn
John Manley
Two Mill Road Levy Keeps County Roads Afloat
A historical note urges voters to support a two mill road levy arguing it funds resurfacing and maintenance of macadamized roads outside existing tax caps. It explains past spending, expected gas tax cuts, and cites supporters Chas Stroup Frank Willis C W Ross Archie Holland B L Ketchum urging turnout Yes to keep roads in repair.
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Chas. Stroup
Frank Willis
C. W. Ross
Archie Holland
B. L. Ketchum
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Thos. L. Hamilton
Basket Ball
Courier Comment
Mr. Hayden
John
Hayden
C. A. Dyer
Ohio State Grange
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Dyer
L. P. Palmer
People
Anna Fishback
Bernard
P.T. A
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