Popular Republican slate in Clermont county endorsed
Clermont county voters face a slate praised for cross party appeal with candidates well connected to local elites. Probate judge nominee Charles B Burdeau is a county native with strong probate and estate experience. Coroner candidate A. Christopher Jr is a former official and physician. County prosecutor nominee Carl Z Garland is a respected attorney with local and federal experience.
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Clermont County
Charles 8. Burdeau
Clermont
Hamilton
Williamsburg High School
Jackson Township
Brown and Altman Vie For County Offices In Endorsement
The piece endorses Wm. B. Brown of Williamsburg for a second term as county surveyor citing punctuality knowledge and ready access. It also backs Foster Altman of Franklin Township for county recorder highlighting his deputy experience under Mrs. Mofford, accuracy and up-to-date records.
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Wm. B. Brown
Williamsburg
Brown
Foster Altman
Franklin Township
Mofford
Edw Peterson Named for County Treasurer Nominee
Edw E Peterson of Williamsburg township seeks the county treasurer nomination after a strong August primary showing. As deputy under Maxfield he earned popularity with the public and his superior, praised for courtesy, helpful information, and readiness to handle all office duties. A vote for him will not be regretted.
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Carl Z. Garland
Miami Township
Clermont
Hamilton
Edw. E. Peterson
Williamsburg Township
Maxfield
No More Slush Slings in Clermont County Campaign
The Clermont Sun faces criticism for years of slander against Republican candidates and administration. Voters are said to see through the campaigns as deputies and offices remain staffed similarly to Democratic times. The piece defends current spending, notes public access to auditor records, and argues Republicans serve the people while Democrats face scrutiny over jail matron appointments and use of inmates.
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Clermont Sun
W. F. McKeever
Nellie Carter
W. E. Patton
Bert Reed
W.W. Dewdney
J. L. Larkin
Sun
the Courier
Charles Williams
Griffith
Paul Rapp
Republian
Frank Story
Goshen
Dayton
Ansteatt and Winspear Wed in Norwood Ceremony
Stanley Ansteatt and Miss Gertrude Winspear, Batavia township teachers, married last Saturday at Norwood by Rev. Stevens. The ring service was used. Edwith W. Winspear and Robert Huber attended. The couple will reside in Gallagher family rooms and receive many well wishes.
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Stanley Ansteatt
Gertrude Winspear
Batavia Township
Norwood
Stevens
Edwith W. Winspear
Robert Huber
David Gallagher
Peaches Rush to Market Amid Bumper Crop Harvest
The peach crop is in full swing with a well stocked market offering a strong variety. Prices run about $2.60 per bushel as orchard growers begin picking, though picking unripe fruit risks lower quality.
W C Bishop Named Republican Candidate for Common Pleas Judge
Clermont County paper endorses W C Bishop for Common Pleas Judge to succeed Judge Joseph. Details his legal career, family lineage, farm roots, and nonpartisan integrity. Petition filing today. party selection praised. voters urged to elect Bishop for fair justice.
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W. C. Bishop
Common Pleas
Bishop
Clermont County
Preston Bishop
Goshen Township
Christopher Hartman
Jackson Township
Hartman
Ohio
Old National Normal University
Lebanon
Batavia
Geo. L. Swing
Geo. W. Hulick
Congress
Cora E. Myers
Myers
Goshen
Emery
Miami Township
Methodist Church
Farm Bureau
Willis Attacks Democrats In Cincinnati Speech
U S Senator F B Willis accused Democrats of using a smoke screen to hide Republican achievements and Coolidge leadership. He spoke at the Hotel Gibson en route to Bethel for a homecoming celebration, labeling the tactic as an old trick to distort the presidential race.
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Calvin Coolidge
U. S
F. B. Willis
Hotel Gibson
Cincinnati
Bethel
Bennett Fletcher Family Reunion Set for September
The Bennett and Fletcher families plan their annual reunion on Saturday September 18 at the old Bantam fair ground. All relatives are invited to attend and festivities include varied amusements for a cheerful gathering.
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Bennett
Fletcher
Bantam Fair
Clinton Cowen Will Leaves Broad Family Dividends
The will of Clinton Cowen, former State Highway Commissioner, discloses gifts to his brother Warren Cowen and many relatives in Ohio and beyond. Executors were named, and the estate residue to be cash distributed per descent laws with no estate value given.
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Clinton Cowen
Hamilton County
Clermont County
Canada
Warren Cowen
Fort Ancient
Ohio
Rebecca Cowen Montgomery
Bertha Ulrey
Bethel
Blanche Aultman
Xenia
Bessie West
Ripley
Ida Liggett
William Montgomery
Detroit
Mich
John Montgomery
Dayton
Paul Montgomery
John Logan McKenzie
Nellie Rust
Emeline Rust
Pasadena
Calif
John Cowen
Thomas Collins
Newtonsville
Nancy Collins
Mary A. Cowen
Washington, D. C
Mabel C. Browning
Wilmington
Bessie C. Swing
Cincinnati
William Collutt Carr
Elizabeth
N.J
Pike Nearing Completion in County Road Project
The Ham let to Batavia pike section built by Buerkle and Pringle advances well as bids stall for two weeks. A connecting link will join southern and western county with the county seat. The northern stretch from Stonelick to Batavia needs just three miles to connect both county regions and link with the State highway to Columbus and Cleveland.
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Hamlet
Batavia
Buerkle & Pringle
Stonelick
Columbus
Cleveland
Opening of Schools in Clermont County
The Clermont county school term will begin Monday September 8 with an eight month term to end in April allowing holidays. All schools currently have teachers and are ready. Schools are to start and end simultaneously across the county.
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Clermont County
Bridges Open For Travel On Grant Highway
Bridges on the Grant highway between Bethel and Mt Holly reopen to traffic after weeks of construction and detours though work remains incomplete. When finished the route from Cincinnati to Georgetown will become a heavily traveled highway favored by motorists at both ends and along the route.
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Grant Highway
Bethel
Mt. Holly
Cincinnati
Georgetown
Harold A Predmore seeks Highland prosecuting attorney seat
Harold A son of Dr Predmore of Marathon seeks the Highland County prosecuting attorney nomination after a strong August primary showing He recently moved to Hillsboro where he has begun a promising legal career as a Clermont product and hopes for future success in the Hillsboro bar
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Harold A
Predmore
Marathon
Highland County
Mr. P
Hillsboro
Nine Applicants Heard On Naturalization Pleas
Nine individuals appeared before Common Pleas Court on Tuesday seeking naturalization papers with Judge White presiding.
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Common Pleas Court
White
Tobacco Men Meet in Clermont County for Delegates
Seventy five members of the Burley Tobacco Growers Association gathered at the Clermont County Court House for a mass meeting. They nominated several candidates by secret ballot to elect delegates to a September 18 election and a board member to represent Adams Brown and Clermont counties.
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Clermont County
Burley Tobacco Growers Association
Court House
Franklin Township
Burley
Adams, Brown
Clermont Counties
C. W. Ross
Stone
Harry Norris
Harvey Lanham
Franklin Twp
Chas. K. Anstaett
Batavia
W. E. Simmerman
Frank Jarman
Washington
Sam Huron
Tate
Chas. Simmons
Monroe
Cliff Weaver
Charles Gelter
E. B. Swope
Maham Family Reunion At Clancy Home
The Maham reunion gathered at James Clancy’s home last Sunday with many descendants and well filled baskets. Few original members remain as deaths thin the family, but many offspring now fill a much larger circle. A fine dinner capped the day.
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Maham
James Clancy
Lytle Family Reunion At Old Homestead
The Lytle family reunion was held at the old Lytle homestead south of town on Labor Day. Relatives from far and near gathered for renewing acquaintances and a farm dinner prepared by local women. Some older members were absent due to death.
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Lytle
Land of Rest
Five Stolen Automobiles Recovered in Clermont County
Sheriff John B. Rapp reports five abandoned stolen cars found in Clermont County over the past month. Vehicles include a 1922 Buick roadster near Keen Lumber Yard, a 1924 Ford coupe on Ohio Pike near Tabasco, a Chevrolet touring tied to Cincinnati, and additional Fords found at Portsmouth Springfield and Monterey. Owners have been located or not found. fate of unclaimed cars uncertain. Whisky bottle found in the Keen Yard car. Mrs. Wright Watson and daughter Marjorie visited relatives in Newport, Kentucky on Tuesday.
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John B. Rapp
Batavia
Clermont County
Indiana
Keen Lumber
Martinsville
Ind
Ohio Pike
Tabasco
Locust Corner
Sam Smith
Cincinnati
Clark Street
Portsmouth
Boston Fair Ground
Springfield
Ohio
Monterey
Clermont
Keen Lumber Yard
Clermont Poultry and Corn Reports Highlight County Flocks
County farmers report poultry flocks near but below University 160 egg honor roll with most around 120 eggs for profit as of July. Five top flocks include three White Leghorns, one Barred Rock, one Rhode Island Red. several owners new to poultry in recent years. Clermont corn outlook praised with county crop near or above state peers though broader Midwest notes 40 percent tassel by Aug 1 and risk of frost by Oct 17, Clyde F Tom County Agent.
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University
RG Cravetes
Bone
Lee
Clermont County
Columbus
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Weather Bureau
Clyde F. Tom
Making Assessment on State Pike in Amelia
Ed Smith of Amelia works in the recorder’s office assessing adjoining property holders for the new State pike project. He helps determine amounts due from each owner for the December tax collection, noting those farther from the road share building costs. The completed pike will connect Cincinnati to Georgetown, attracting city residents to the county.
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Ed Smith
Amelia
Recorder’s Office
Cincinnati
Georgetown
Judge White Hears First Case on Probat of Will
Judge Charles G. White, appointed to succeed Judge Joseph, heard his first case Friday. The probate concerns Judge Josephs will which leaves the estate to the widow except the law office and library to his two sons Howard and Carl.
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Charles G. White
Joseph
Young
Howard
Carl
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Christopher, Jr
Judge Joseph
Willis
Bennett-Fletcher
Pike
Highland
Lytle Reunion
Wright Watson
Marjorie
Newport, Ky
Clermont Farm Bureau
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