Loveland Youth Drowns At Private Pool Outing
Lloyd Tiny Pray 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pray, drowned during a foreman's outing at the home of Arthur R. Morgen on Old Indian Hill Road. The pool incident followed a suspected high dive and possible skull fracture. He graduated Loveland High and is survived by two sisters Thelma and Edna. funeral was Sept. 3 at Tufts Funeral Home with burial at Goshen Cemetery.
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Loveland
Lloyd
Tiny) Pray
Harry Pray
United States Printing and Lithographing Co
Arthur R. Morgen
Indian Hill Road
Loveland High School
Thelma
Edna
Tufts Funeral Home
Goshen
Clermont County Seeks State Aid Payroll for Deficit Districts
County Superintendent E H Pattison traveled to Columbus to discuss state aid for deficit saddled districts. A payroll of 45587 was prepared for the county and will be mailed via the Board of Control once funds arrive. An additional 17000 payroll is planned, helping clear last year’s deficits and brighten the winter’s school outlook.
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E. H. Pattison
Columbus
Clermont County
Board of Control
Must the Farmer Pay the Debts
The Minneapolis Journal reports Franklin D Roosevelt in his first formal campaign speech proposing to reduce tariffs to collect debts Europe owes the United States. The piece notes calls for a bill of particulars listing which tariffs would be lowered, questions dairy product and meat tariffs and other farm-related duties.
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Franklin D. Roogvelt
Europe
United States
Northwest
Roosevelt
Minneapolis Journal
Play A Success At Batavia Town Hall
Batavia youth presented Play A Success at the town hall last Wednesday night. Jack Jameson sponsored the event and a large crowd attended showing their appreciation with applause.
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Batavia
Jack Jameson
Judge C N Young for Clermont County probate judge
The piece profiles Judge C N Young as Republican candidate for Clermont County probate judge. It highlights his long public service, church and fraternal affiliations, and notes his claim that the probate court operated with one deputy during his tenure and should continue so, urging votes for him next November.
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Clermont County
The
Presbyterian Church
Bethel Masorlic and
Odd Fellow
Batavia Presbyterian Church
Judge Young
Young
Farm Bureau
Grange
Taxpayers League
Tax on Cigarettes Yields About 4.26 Million in Ohio
Columbus Ohio September 1 one year after enactment Ohio cigarette tax at 1 cent per 10 cigarettes has produced an estimated four million two hundred sixty thousand dollars state treasurer Harry B Gay says. The figure aligns with prior projections and reflects tax revenue collected to date.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harry 8. Qay
Judge White Returns Home After Goitre Operation
Judge Charles G. White of the Common Pleas Bench returned to his Batavia home Sunday morning after an operation in Cincinnati for goitre. He is reported doing nicely and will not receive visitors for a few days as ordered by his doctor.
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Charles G. White
Common Pleas Bench
Batavia
Cincinnati
Goitre
People Respond to Leadership in Hoover Address
The Chicago News reports extraordinary public reception for President Hoover after his nominating address. It praises his direct, principled stance and belief that a capable leader can guide the nation from economic distress toward recovery.
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Hoover
Chicago News
Flower Exhibit at Armoy This Saturday
Colorful fragrance and artistic displays await at the Armoy on Saturday September 10. A special display by the Junior Garden Club invites entries from flower gardens and porch plants for prizes. Doors open 3 to 10 p.m. Free beauty for all with refreshments served.
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The
Armoy
Junior Garden Club
Iun
Batavia
Mrs Lena P Kearns Mobilizes Ohio Republican Women
Mrs Lena P Kearns of Amelia travels through Adams Pike and Scioto Counties organizing and addressing large groups of Republican women. She will survey Brown and Highland Counties and notes a strong club there. A tight organization in Clermont County completes the Sixth District lineup.
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Lena P. Kearns
Amelia
Ohio
Adams
Pike
Scioto
Brown
Highland
Clermont County
East Fork and East Hill Clubs Share Social Afternoon
The East Fork Progressive Farm Woman's Club hosted the East Hill Woman's Club at the homes of Mrs. S. J. Harlow and Mrs. Q. B. Mulloy on August 24. A program followed with prayers, readings, music, a playlet, and a luncheon, leaving attendees with new friendships and strengthened ties.
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East Fork Progressive Farm Woman’s Club
East Hill
Marathon Grange
Blue Sky Park
East Fork
G. M. Caldwell
Martha Harlow
Florence Campbell
Moyer
Stamm
Hutchinson
Goshen Labor Day Reunion Draws Old Friends
Labor Day at Goshen attracted many locals and visitors who had not seen the town in a year. The event promoted socializing and renewing old acquaintances with cordial invitations to join the gathering.
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Goshen
Band Concert Draws Crowd On Court House Corner
Large crowd enjoys Thursday evening band performance at the Court House corner. Pleasant weather and a varied program pleased music lovers. The venue is praised as ideal and the boys will perform again next Thursday night.
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Court House
Ohio Divorces Decline After Eight Years Of Rise
Ohio divorce figures for the period ending June 30 show a drop after eight years of increases. Secretary Clarence L. Brown reports 14 348 divorces in 1931 versus 16 153 in 1930, a decline of over 11 percent despite population growth of about 1.5 percent.
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Columbus
Ohio
Office of Secetary of State
Clarence L. Brown
Midnight Fire Destroys Farm Home on Deer Field Road
George Marsh, farmer on Deer Field road from Owensville to Williamsburg, lost his home to a midnight blaze Saturday. Marsh and his son Gus of Springfield, who had just arrived, were tending a hog near the barn when they discovered the fire after leaving a kettle on the stove. They saved some items. water scarcity hindered efforts. The house was partly insured.
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George Marsh
Deerfield
Owensville
Williamsburg
Clermont County Schools Open to Class on Sept 6
All but two of Clermont County schools opened Tuesday Sept 6 with about 6000 pupils starting. Williamsburg and Milford begin on Sept 12. County Superintendent Pattison set the opening date and notes most schools are financially fixed thanks to state aid.
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Clermont County
Pattison
Williamsburg
Milford
Lawsuit Seeks Share in Goshen Township Lands
In Clermont County Common Pleas Court at Batavia Cecil C. Selleck as administrator of Jesse T. McClare's estate files a suit against 222 defendants asking the court to declare rights and interests in several Goshen Township parcels appraised at $2000 for distribution.
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Clermont County Common Pleas Court
Batavia
Cecil C. Selleck
Jesse T. McClare
Loveland
Goshen Twp
Batavia Fire Engine Accident Injures Runman
Layton McAffee, a Batavia firefighter, fell from the running board while approaching a Stonelick Township blaze on Wednesday night. Both legs were badly bruised though not broken. he travels with a cane. The fire, at William Craver’s barn, was under control before the truck arrived.
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Layton McAffee
Batavia
Stonelick Township
Wm. Craver
Worker Arrest Near Goshen on Check Raising Charge
Wilmer Adams aged 85 was arrested last Thursday night near Goshen by Deputy Sheriffs A. W. Meinken and W. E. Kain at the request of Major Kirgan of Cincinnati. He was jailed in Batavia on a charge of check raising. Details of the case were not learned. Clermont county officials are always on the job day and night.
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Wilmer Adams
A. W. Meinken
W. SE. Kain
Goshen
Major Kirgan
Cincinnati
Batavia
Clermont County
Dry weather impacts crops and water supply noted
The report notes dry weather harming the water supply and pastures and affecting tobacco corn and garden truck. Tobacco suffered from heat after cutting while corn needed water to finish. a large crop is anticipated and soybeans and sugar corn were favorable with prices satisfying. Kuler's Hardware advertised fencing and barbed wire.
Garner Impossible: A.M.K. Bishop Endorses Hoover
A.M.K. Church Bishop Jones denounces Speaker Garner, calling him a terrorizing nightmare and urging support for President Hoover and nonpartisan candidate selection to avert the Garner-Texas menace.
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Hoover
Garner
Bishop Jones
A.M.K. Church
Lakemire Family Reunion at Star Lake
The Lakemire family reunion will be held at Star Lake near Mt Crab on Sunday September 11. All relatives are invited to attend and enjoy a day of fellowship and activities.
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Lakemire
Star Lake
Mt. Crab
Ancient Vermilion Mines Remain Global Leaders
Mines over 8,000 years old in Almaden Spain and New Almaden California still supply the world with vermilion pigment. They are described as among the greatest sources of the bright red pigment on earth.
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Almaden
Spain
New Almaden
California
Congressman Polk Criticized Over Tenant Farmers Remarks
Adams County News criticizes U. S. Representative James G. Polk for remarks about tenant farmers made at the Scioto County Fair. The letter argues that many tenant farmers rent yet contribute to community life and education, and urges a broader, sympathetic view from Congress.
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U. S. Department of Commerce
Adams County
Congress
James G. Polk
Scioto County
Polk
Labor Day Celebration at Owensville Fair Grounds Draws Large Crowd
A Labor Day event at the Owensville Fair Grounds drew good weather and a large audience. Harness and pony races delighted all ages while a Safety Patrol display, track events, and drum corps exhibitions entertained. Hamilton Drum Corps won first with Mt. Healthy second. boxing and wrestling matches ended in draws or decisive results. Lunch by the American Legion and a fireworks finale capped the day.
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Owensville Fair Ground
Boy Scouts Exhibition
New Richmondst
Batavia
New Richmond
Smith
Fee Brothers
Felicity
Chatman
Terrace Park
Burger
Williamsburg
Pete Leno
Red Harding
Howard Mitchell
Dick Clark
Tiger Flowers
Steamboat Bill McCoy
Mickey Glass
Fat Richie
Kinnaird
Connert
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Ming
Clermont
C. N. Young
Goshen Labor Day
Batavian
Kuler's Hardware
Williamebureg. Ati
F. W. Spencer
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