Local notices and society updates from Clermont County
Classifieds list subscription prices for several newspapers and ads seeking sewing workers. Local residents visit relatives. several name households and towns appear including Batavia Williamsburg and Edenton. Social events include weddings and announcements with names such as Clinton Powell Fredia Meek and Rev Burdeall.
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Clinton Powell
Mies Fredia Meek
Hdenton
Burdeall
Batavia
Jose M. Jordan
M. B. Bvencer
Burdsall
Edenton
New Citizens Granted in Naturalization Hearings
Judge Wm. A. Joseph heard five naturalization applications last Tuesday September 8. Two applicants were admitted after examination, one was dismissed for a witness's five year disavowal, and two were continued. The admitted citizens are Fred Henry Bonekamp near Loveland and Peter Lafieur of Olive Branch.
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Wm. A. Joseph
Jane
Fred Henry Bonekamp
Loveland
Peter Lafieur
Olive Branch
Marathon brothers file voluntary bankruptcy petitions
Oscar A. and Benjamin E. Brothers and Ada Marlies of Marathon filed voluntary petitions in U S District Court on Tuesday last week. The brothers listed 1981 liabilities of 22 and assets of 12 208.80. Ada’s assets are listed as nothing but exempt.
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Oscar A
Benjamin E
Ada Marlies
Marathon
U. S. District Court
Ada
Landowners urged to protect property from hunting
Farmers and land owners are advised to notify Protector J. H. Sackett to keep land protected during the upcoming hunting season. The squirrel hunting season opens September 20.
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Sackett
Miller Seeks Support for Burley Growers Delegate
W A Miller, a candidate for Burley Tobacco Growers Association delegate for Clermont County, asks growers for confidence and support. Election is Saturday September 16 at the Court House in Batavia. mail voting is available.
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Burley Tobacco Growers Association
Clermont County
W. A. Miller
Court House
Batavia
Sam Ashcraft to Auction at John Sly Farm on Sept 28
Sam Ashcraft will sell at his residence 4 miles from Halington station on C G P traction. On the John Sly farm Saturday Sept 28 at 1 pm standard time. Items include 2 Jersey cows with calves, a 9 year old horse, 6 hogs, a spring wagon, harness, farm implements and household goods. Terms on day of sale. Frank Rust, auctioneer.
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Sam Ashcraft
Halington
John Sly
Frank Rust
Hunters and trappers season notice opens on lands
The notice states a season from September 16 to October 20 inclusive requiring written landowner permission or authorization for hunting or trapping. The partially printed line indicates an opening season on a pier or shore, but the fragment is unclear.
Batavia M E B Church Reopens With New Floors
The Batavia M E B church opened for the new conference year with newly renovated interiors. Rev Smith preached both morning and evening sermons and the improvements, especially the new hardwood floor, were highlighted by the women’s society.
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Batavia M
Mrs H Moore Improves Slowly After Niagara Falls Injury
Mrs H Moore who suffered a broken ankle on a Niagara Falls trip weeks ago is improving slowly. She uses crutches as she awaits full healing, with the break not yet entirely repaired.
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Kate Walker
Williamsburg
John Young
H. 8. Moore
Niagara Falls
Fire destroys Heidlebaugh garage and auto at Batavia
Early Saturday around 2 o clock a fire swept N B Heidle baughs garage and automobile at his Batavia home. The structure burned swiftly with no chance to save the car or stock stored inside. The building included a basement for stock and a hay area. Partly insured.
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N. B
Heidlebaugh
Batavia
East Fork Farm Woman's Club Hosts Meeting at Mrs Haas Home
On August 2 the East Fork Progressive Farm Woman's Club met at Mrs. Dr. Haas home with eight members and one visitor. The program featured songs and Bible quotations, a China topic by Irene Harbaugh on clothing and life, a China agriculture talk by Mrs. Haas, a China today overview by Goldie Hutchinson, a solo by Cecile Glancy, and a contest led by Mabel Mulloy and [da] Daugherty. Dessert of ice cream and cake followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fork Progressive Farm Woman’s Club
Dr. Haas
China
Irene Harbaugh
Mrs. Haas
Goldie Hutchinson
Cecile Glancy
Mabel Mulloy
da Daugherty
Ohio Farmers to Receive Fertilizer Before Winter Wheat Sowing
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation officials report adequate fertilizer shipments from Baltimore and other eastern points, ensuring timely sowing of winter wheat despite the railroad shopmen strike. They estimate demand will exceed 200000 tons for fall delivery, led by acid phosphate from the south and east, with early orders urged to ease carrier congestion.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Baltimore
Farmers’ Commercial Service Company
Co-Operative Buying Unit
Clemonton Woodmansee Named Burley Co op Director
Charles H. Woodmansee of Felicity Ohio is chosen director at large from Ohio. He is known to farming banking and mercantile interests in Burley counties and northern Kentucky and is influential. His accession boosted Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association membership in Ohio.
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Charles H. Woodmansee
Felicity
Ohio
Burley Countres
Kentucky
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
United States Stamp Varieties Through 1900
The United States began issuing stamps around 1842. From 1842 to 1900 inclusive, 1 607 varieties existed, about 27 to 28 per year. From 1001 to 1920 inclusive, 494 varieties appeared.
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United States
Kenton Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse expands Covington facility
The Kenton Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse in Covington Kentucky plans a 100 percent floor space and grading room expansion to speed unloading and sales. Burley markets are expected higher than last year with Southern and Eastern markets up 4 to 5 cents. The house will receive tobacco November 20 and sales start November 27 with possible date shifts depending on curing.
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Kenton Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse
Covington
Kentucky
Burley
Tri State
Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse
Second
Scott Streets
Kenton Loose Leaf Tobacco
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Mrs. Monroe Wiseman
Howard Duckwall
Hamilton
Ontario
Ghos. P. McKeever
Michael Reisinger
Adam Meyers
J. O. Fuhr
David McDonald
W. Rufus Walker
Michigan
Amy Dean Davis
Washington
H. L. Nichols
Gilbert Kerlin
Bloomington, Ilinois
Tie Uncle
Lot Hulick
St. Louis Church Lawn
Oweneville
Ebhett McMath
Anna Tatman
George Hatfield
Bridge
Mont Brunk
Newtonsville
Mont
Milton Shriners
Louada Young
Burdgall
KR. Murphy
A. H. Roush
Norwood
Jilliamabure
Castoria Mister 30Ers
Signatare of
Bank
Willian Fox
Emmett Flynn
Bernard A‘ Gaiille
William Fox
Per Farnum
Ruth
Hunters
Hazel Swing
Bethel
Amelia Ruth Wiggins
Amelia Merrill
Judd William R. Brown
Galen Swartz
Ethel Belt
New Richmond
Eere Batavia
Myrtle Wilson Eastwood
Russell L. Campbell
Karl Watson
Pew
Hamereville
Clare Robinson
Eete
New Ri
Edna Smith
Hazel Calvert
Clermonter
Fletcher
Castor
Children Ory
Fletchers Castoria
H. Stirling Moore
Bell Phones
Janny
W. W. Becker
D. D
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Cincinnati
Hugh J. King
Me. Morire
Pathe
gale—Obiia
Dave and Enerra
Ebermann
Indiana
Covington, Ky
Ed Lea
Kenton Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Co
W. H. Whiteman
Bacco
Poland
Farrow
Wilmart
Batavi Batavia
Ani
Unio
Maroleh Byhmond
Reese
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Watkins Products
Glen Rose
Rune
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B. Wespracue
Atu' Fsteyie
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