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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1934

Page

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Fox Hunters Meet Slated in Franklin Township

The Ohio Kentucky and Indiana Fox Hunters Association plans its annual meet in Franklin Township with Felicity as headquarters from November 7 to 10. About 150 hounds are expected, with a bench show in Felicity and daily dinners by Felicity ladies. Bill Ware of Hamilton County serves as president, John Meyer of Felicity as vice president, and John Day of Pt Isabel as secretary treasurer. Visitors from three states are anticipated.

Ohio Kentucky Indiana Fox Hunters Asociacion Franklin Township Felicity Bill Ware Hamilton County Ware John Meyer John Day Isabel

Tobacco sign-up closes September 15 for aid programs

E Baugh the County Agricultural Agent announces that tobacco sign-up for both reduction contracts and tax exemption warrants closes Saturday September 15. Those wishing to apply should sign at once with their nearest tobacco committeeman.

E. B. Baugh

Fagin Reunion Held At Wyatt Home In New Richmond

A large Fagin family reunion took place at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo W Wyatt in New Richmond on Sunday September 8 with a basket dinner on the lawn. Dr and Mrs E A Fagin of Los Angeles California attended their first reunion joined by many relatives and friends including the Widmeyer Maham Bauer Thayer Norris and White families among others.

Fagin Geo. W. Wyatt New Richmond E. A. Fagin Los Angeles California Harriett Widmeyer Helen Maham Martha Maham Mary Alice Maham R. G. Thayer Ginny Lou Thayer F. K. Thurber R. H. Kain N. Bauer Francis E. Bauer Helen Fagin Euna Fagin Kenneth Fagin Amos Fagin Alma Fagin Dolen W. W. Widmeyer Marie Widmeyer Agnes Widmeyer Alice Jack Neilson Edna L. Fagin Wa. S. Fagin Paul Fagin Susan K. Shaffer W. H. Norris Howard A. White John C. Norris Marjorie Nielson Kitty R. Archer Mabelle Archer Fagin Helen Fagin Mathis Harry L. Mathis Harry Fagin Laura A. Wyatt

New Richmond Plans Three Day Pumpkin Show

The New Richmond Business Men's Association will stage a Pumpkin show in that village on September 27 28 and 29. H C Reed president of the association and cashier of the New Richmond National Bank is the general chairman. John Owens editor of the New Richmond Press is secretary. The event will be a gala one according to committee plans.

New Richmond Business Men’s Association H. C. Reed New Richmond National Bank John Owens New Richmond Press

Williamsburg event held at Presbyterian church

The Clermont County Young People's Conference meets at Williamsburg Presbyterian church on Saturday September 22 starting at 10 oclock. The fall gathering seeks full attendance from members and attendees.

Clermont, County Williamsburg Presbyterian Church

Rural Voter Voice Diminished by Proposed One-House Plan

The Courier comments on a proposed state constitution amendment aiming to abolish the two house legislature in favor of a 52 member one house body meeting monthly with a $5,000 salary. It divides the state into metropolitan and non metropolitan districts, urging rural fairness and questioning the plan’s practicality. It criticizes frequent sessions and notes party editorial trends and political letters tied to local figures.

Chambers of Commerce

Why Politicians Forget Campaign Promises After Elections

The question notes public skepticism about campaign pledges fading post election. Explanations include shifting priorities, legislative reality, party pressure, vetoes, compromise, and changing public opinion affecting decision making.

Economy and promises haunt political chatter at Friday show

Readers question how officials spent money while in office amid Economy talk. Jack Jamieson repeats his Friday night show inviting audiences for a repeat performance. Coney Island attracts race fans with bang tails daily drawing crowds.

Jack Jamieson Coney Island Bang Tails Clermont Missouri Mutuals

Making Glass Colorless Through Ancient Techniques

The article notes that glass workers did not learn to make glass colorless until the second century A.D. This advancement marks a key development in early glassmaking history as techniques progressed beyond opaque or colored forms.

Road to the Right in Roosevelt Era Editorial

An editorial argues Roosevelt’s administration is turning socialist as conservative liberals resign. It claims the Democratic platform mirrors 1932 Socialist aims, urging voters to favor the American government model vs socialism, and to uphold Jefferson Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt era principles. It urges defense of GOP principles and criticizes past Republican promises.

Douglas Washington Roosevelt Socialist Party Thomas Jefferson Abraham Lincoln Teddy Roosevelt

Ohio G O P Convention Endorses Brown Platform

Harmony marked the Ohio Republican convention in Columbus as leaders pledged support for Clarence J. Brown and the state ticket. Fess denounced the New Deal while Brown urged fiscal restraint and economic relief, outlining a platform on taxation education liquor control relief and pensions.

Cuyahoga County Clarence J. Brown Harry L. Davis David Ingalls John Elden Senator Marshall Brown Republican Party of Ohio Columbus Simeon D. Fess Highway Department

Batavia Builders Tie Ends Series Game at Amelia

The Batavia Builders and rival club halted a 6 to 6 tie after disputes and scoring questions. Cincinnati umpires will call the next game, to be played next Sunday at Amelia, with the winner gaining the edge for the championship.

Batavia Builders Amelia Amelia Grounds Cincinnati

Prices rise and jobs fall under Democratic rule

The writer decries higher prices and fewer hours for workers while claiming the government ordered sows killed and pork turned to fertilizer. He cites scarcity of provisions, unemployment, and rising costs like pork, bread, coal, and wood, arguing that farmers and laborers suffer under federal and state policies.

Page Advertisement Prompts Laughter From Editor

A full page advertisement in a rival paper about real estate tax reductions amuses the editor. He notes the piece is absurdly funny and hints at offering his own forthcoming critique.

Veterans meet in Batavia hear Paul Herbert

Paul Herbert spoke to the Clermont County Veterans Association meeting at the U N G Armory Batavia. More than 150 veterans attended as Herbert urged organization to influence power. Judge Charles B. Zimmerman was unable to attend.

Paul Herbert Clermont County Veterans’ Association U.N. G Batavia Herbert Charles B. Zimmerman Supreme Court

Batavia Woman's Club Meets Saturday Hostess Mrs Moore

The Batavia Woman's Club gathers Saturday with Mrs W S Moore as hostess. The meeting includes reports of retiring officers and notes on club activities plus study topics like Introduction to the Unit of Study and the First Half of the Year.

Batavia Woman's Club W. S. Moore Huntington W.S. Moore Sprague

Global Cotton Spindles Count Reveals U S Share

The world operates 162 million cotton spindles with the United States accounting for 82 million. This distribution highlights a major concentration of spindle capacity in the U S compared with global total.

United States

Flower Show at O N G Armory Batavia I Gathers Enthusiasm

The Batavia Garden Club hosts its annual Flower Show at the O N G Armory in Batavia on Saturday September 22 from 3 to 9 p m. Amateur exhibitors enter flowers grown by themselves with sections including asters anemone calendula cosmos canna dahlias gaillardia gladiolus marigolds nasturtium petunia roses scabiosa annuals perennials and still life arrangements.

Batavia Garden Club O. N. G. Armory Batavia Asters

Office Transfer Moves Re-employment Work to Clermont

The Federal Re-employment office in Brown County closes and transfers duties to Clermont County. A. W. Meinken assumes leadership of the Clermont office.

Brown County Clermont County A. W. Meinken Clermont

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