Public sale of Clermont County real estate in 1930
Administrator William R. Ireton offers at public sale on October 4, 1930, multiple tracts of Clermont County land in Williamsburg and surrounding areas. Appraisals total 3,500 dollars for tract one and 2,950 dollars for tract two. terms are cash. Included are adjoining parcels along the East Fork of the Little Miami River, with detailed metes and bounds descriptions. The notice names Britton & Britton as attorneys and notes the estate of William H. Ireton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Ohio
William K. Ireton
William . Ireton
Andlizabeth Ireton
Williamsburg
Clermont
County of
State of
Mosley
Little
Miami River
Obediah Lreton
Sal Treton
Jonathan Hadley
Little Miami
William Mosley
Obadiah Ireton
Ireton
Carlen Ireton
Jos. Smith
Jonathan ‘Christy
Little Miami River
Four Mile Run
Robert Ireton
Carren Ireton
William R. Ireton
Wiliam H. Ireton
Britton & Britton
Maple Grove Social Notes and Family Visits
Maple Grove residents send greetings as Austin McMullen and Emily of Waverly Iowa return home after days with relatives. John Hawley visits. W H Jones and daughter Wendell Hawk with W A Reed spend a zoo day. Dorot Steward hosts. T Oodhing and wife entertain Sund guests. Samuel Hughes and wife visit friends in Highland County. Wendell Hawk notes Golda K Jones at Stroup reunion last Thursday in Highland County. Bernard Smith to attend Owensville school Freshies. Old production of rolled sheet iron dates back before 1620 in Bohemia. introduced into Wales in 1720.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Hugh M. Davidson
Hattie Davidson
Ida Curry
Ethel Howell
Clorado Springs
West
Belle Brower
Oscar Windsor
Paulding
C. B. Martin
Fred Jones
Cincinnati
Adeline Creager
Lucille Critchlow
Harold
Butler
Pauline Walken
Ee K. H. Loffhagen
Blanche Frazier
St. Louis
J. H. White
Mina P. White
N. J. White
Washington, D. C
Allen Gardner
Marion
Ind
Thomas Gardner
Bethel
Harry Britton
Rowe Harris
Frank Hauck
W. W. Clark
Frances Johnson
Amos
Andy
Kingfish
Madam Queen
Ruby ‘Laylor
Elburn Allen
Katherine Rose
Labor Day
Edgar Rose
O. P. Walker
Ivah Innis and Son
Norwood
Methodist Church
Zoo
Letha
Doris Frazier
Middletown
Frank Schubert
Mason
OC. N. Fisher
Oxford
Harry Frazier
Frazier
Richmond
Nrs
Owensville
Alice Gauche
Busiess College
Carrie Utter
Amelia
Hassie Crane
Jeanette
Elizbeth Harris
Ever
Mary Marsh
Mitchell Vivian Leever
Mesdames
Marsh
Oraver
Forrest Leever
Omona Grange
Lebanon
Val Ansteadt
Mary Schultz
Livia Ansteatt
Mildred Burdsall
Niagara Falls
Clara Burdsall
Louisville
Velma Ansteatt
Baritone County Institute
Mary Janet Anstaett
Newonsville
Lois and
Dale Elliott
Roy Woodruff
Canada
John Ferre
Ferree
Monterey
Eva Parker
G. A. Kk
Pt. Pleasant
Gertrude Carr
John Craver
Austin McMullen
Emily
Waverly
Iowa
John Hawley
W. H. Jones
Wendell Hawk
W. A. Reed
Alker
Dorot
T. Oodhing
Aldred
Samuel Hughes
Ighland County
Golda K
Jones
Btroup
Ghland
Bernard Smith
Owensylleigh
City
Bohemia
Wales
Last Batavia Band Concerts May Be Final
Last Wednesday evening marked the Batavia Band Concerts final show perhaps forever. Organizers cite poor promotion and seating issues though the band is praised as high quality Southern Ohio music. Next season could see seating arrangements to improve access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Ohio
Winter help urged to save wildlife from starvation
Carlos Avery leaders urge immediate winter feeding and shelter for wildlife as drought and over grazing threaten many species. The American Game Protective Association and Legionnaires plan grain bombs by air and advise leaving standing grain and brush piles to provide food and cover for birds and animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Avery
American Game Protective Association
Sportsmen's Organization
Aeronautical Committee
The
American Legion
Legionnaires
Boy Scouts
Legion Committee
Avery
Edam Cheese Named for Town in North Holland
A description notes that Edam cheese derives its name from Edam in North Holland where the sweet milk cheese is produced. It mentions the bald eagle as the US national emblem adopted in 1782. It also references Browning Manuscripts at Wellesley College with 594 Robert Browning letters and 287 from Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland Town
Edam
North Holland
America
United States
Wellesley College
Browning
Robert Browning
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Billion People Drink Tea Daily Worldwide Claim
A Tea Association bulletin states over a billion tea drinkers worldwide and annual consumption around 300 billion cups. It notes regional patterns with Britain, Russia, India, China, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand as strong tea areas, while the United States averages one pound per person per year.
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New York
The
Tea Association of the
United States
Europe
Bulletin
British Isles
Russia
Asia
India
China
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
North America
Canada
Mexico
Central America
England
Narrow Escape At West Chester Gas Station
Phillip Chandler Chas Hitt and Sherd South three Bata via men had a gas station near miss when fuel ignited after explosion while Chandler refueled. They suffered burns to back legs arms and face and were taken to Hamilton hospital for care while Kidd and Weaver escaped unharmed. Employer Mr Anderson offers support and community sympathy follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Chandler
Chas. Hitt
Sherd South
Batavia
West Chester
Chandler
J. L. Kidd
8. O. Weaver
South Ape Hitt
Hamilton
Anderson
Kidd
Weaver
How to Brew the Perfect Cup of Tea
A recipe from the Tea Club of the United States explains brewing tea: use one teaspoon per cup, rinse the teapot with boiling water, place leaves in an earthenware strainer, pour freshly boiled water, steep three to five minutes, then remove grounds. An earthenware pot is essential to avoid flavor loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Tea Club of the
Summer dress with celanese satin prints and scarf
A fashion note highlights a sport dress in printed celanese satin showcased on a club house porch. It features four trends: prints, plaits, washable color-fast celanese, and a carefree vagabond scarf, underscoring frocks as an American style institution.
Stinson Predicts Big Aircraft Year in 1930s Growth
Wayne Michigan notes Edward A Stinson president of Stinson Aircraft Corp says demand for planes from private owners business and commercial routes is rising. A new factory at Wayne Detroit airport expands facilities to meet orders as the firm notes growth and air mail routes for Mexico and China's first national air service are already served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne, Mich
Edward A. Stinson
Stinson Aircraft Corporation
Stinson
Wayne- Detroit
Stinson Corporation
China
Experiment Farm Notes and Apple Tour Planned
Dry weather has reduced crops by about 80 percent and newly seeded grass is killed except for one sweet clover patch. A combined horticulture meeting and county apple tour is set for September 9, with a noon arrival at the Experiment Farm and lunch served by the Eastern Stars. Rainfall from March 1 to August 25 totals 7.99 inches, about 10 inches below average. the apple crop is small. H. S. Elliott, Supt.
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Experiment Farm
H.S. Elliott
Clermont County Fruit Growers Hold Annual Field Meeting and Tour
Fruit Growers invite all interested to the Clermont County Fruit Growers Association field meeting September 9. The tour starts at Albert Coombs orchard near Amelia at 10 a.m. then careers to the Clermont County Experiment Farm near Owensville for lunch and an 1 p.m. program with speakers F. H. Ballou T. H. Parks and F. H. Beach. Topics include grading packing orchard management disease and insect control. The Experiment Farm orchard has a good crop despite dry weather and the day offers further field crop plots and orchard discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Fruit Growers Association
Albert Coombs
Amelia
Clermont County Experiment Farm
Owensville
Eastern Star
F. H. Ballou
Newark
Ohio
T H. Parks
F. H. Beach
Ohio State University
Lorchard
Poison in Ginger Drinks Linked to Paralysis
Government chemists identify ortho trilesyl phosphat and ortho tri cresyl as the adulterant in ginger extracts used for beverages. The substance is cheap and harmless until the body converts it into a poison, causing paralysis especially in the South and West, with unknown chemists allegedly behind the adulteration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Industrial Alcohol
Pike builders seize rock from East Fork bed during low water
In a low water period on the East Fork workmen haul fine rock from exposed creek beds to higher ground to be crushed for pike construction. Two thirds of the channel is dry rock accessible and offered at small figures or free. Pike men see this as a prime opportunity to supply stone for ongoing projects using teams and wagons to reach the demand.
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East Fork
Democrats Elect Clermont County Executive Committee
At a Clermont county Democratic Executive Committee meeting last week officers were chosen: Chairman G. B. Huntington secretary John F. Hartman treasurer W. J. Snider. A list of attending members includes W. H. Smith S. B. Myers A. T. Gates Walter Smith John E. Heywood C. H. Ludlow I. V. Waggal Joe Colonel E C. Manning Hugh M. Davidson Homer Marsh Homer Johnson Fred Kruthaup and W. J. Snider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Clermont County
G. B. Huntington
John F. Hartman
W. J. Snider
W. H. Smith
B. Myers
A. T. Gates
Walter Smith
John E. Heywood
C. H. Ludlow
I. V. Waggal
Joe Colonel
E C. Manning
Hugh M. Davidson
Homer Marsh
Homer Johnson
Fred Kruthaup
John F. Harman
Early cut soybean hay valued for feeding quality
Ohio findings show soybean hay equals alfalfa for protein and minerals. Leaves hold most value with high protein. early harvest preserves leaves while later seed formation shifts protein into seeds. Optimal timing suggests cutting soybeans for hay when seeds are forming or beans near half size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Wooster
L. E. Thatcher
Ohio Experiment Station
Batavia Water Works Praised Under Drought Strain
No. 1 Water. The Batavia Water Works produces fine water under filtration. The Board and Superintendent Mr. Stouder have handled the drought well. The supply meets demand and is beyond criticism. Batavia's water works stand second to none in the State. The Board remains alert to town and plant interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Water Works
Stouder
Batavia
Chickens Stolen Across County Fraying Farm Life
Farmers report multiple flocks taken in Amelia area as thefts rise across Highland county. Several men entered a farm home during the fair and robbed poultry. Wells Washburn William Skidmore and Wallace Wilson admitted the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Highland County
Wells Washburn
William Skidmore
Wallace Wilson
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Administrator's Case Real Estate
Chas. F. Davis
Blaine Grey
Hattie Evans
Geo. Halse
G. O. Anderson
Carrie Armstrong
Lawrenceburg
Bertha Ulrey
Joe Liggett
Ripley
Fred Painter
Frances Hessler
Detroit
Mich
Richard Armstrong
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Clara Armstrong
J. Fagiey
Reading
Alma Fagaly
Neil Ulrey
Lillie Alrey
Eleanor Witschgar
Mt. Washington
Callie Taylor
Selah
Ray Walthar
Newport
James Nichols
L. Laycock
Lee Wygant
Anna Wygant
Ludlow
William Whitaker
Indianapolis
J. B. Adams
Chas Freemyer
Princeton
Offutt
General Penn
Philadelphia
West Point
Tabscott
Jeff
Burke
J.J. Hopgood
Rusaturday
Hveret Perry
Gates
MT. Pisgah
Oetzel
Cty
Floyd Stevens
Geo
Ed Kurtz
J. W. Stevens
Embroidery Club
D. Haley
Edne Winspear
Robert
Geo. Lang
Clifton Light
Washington D. H
Jeanne Marie
Betty Jane Galbreath
Clarence Edwards
Jas. Edwards
Pennsylvania
John Hancock
Walter Hopkins
H. B. McGrane
Harris McGrane
Salem
Elia Mies Sallie Woods
Akron
Kate Amann
Portsmouth
W. J. Tabscott
Gladys Myrick
Louisa Perin
Rachel Perin
Annabel Flora
Nellie Coleman
Cincinnati University
Olive Behymer
Miami University
William Russel
Wilmington College
Cuba
Clinton County
Carl Slye
Philathea Club
Dorothy Dunn
Kenneth Dunn
Kenneth
Edna Winspear
Walnut Hills
H. C. Laub
al Boyce
Boyce
Bantam Fair Ground
Russel
F. H. Russel
Howard Hunt
Ravenna
Dora, Hunt
Ekend
Maple Grove
Clermont Coure
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