Flower Show Draws Crowds At Batavia Armory Display
The Batavia Garden Club sponsored a Saturday flower show at the Batavia Armory featuring home grown blooms, a new still life exhibit, and a tea room that funded premiums. 368 registered, 52 prizes awarded plus 20 honorable mentions. judges included Mrs. Dubois, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Cohen of Cincinnati.
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Batavia Armory
Batavia Garden Club
John Pommert
Amelia
Clarence Cowperthwaite
Cherry Grove
John Lytle Jr
Williamsburg
Dubois
Jones
Cohen
Cincinnati
EB. S. Rush
R. Jones
Julia Ann Sprague
H. Lau
J. S. Kidd
Helen Gallagher
Pauline Haney
Stella Newberry
J W. Homan
Margaret Dennison
Robert Caldwell
Jennie Penn
A. B. Nichols
First Meeting of Mt Carmel PTA at School House
The Mt Carmel P T A will hold its first meeting at the school house on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Important business and refreshments. Please come.
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Mt. Carmel P. T. A
Batavia Garden Club to Convene September Meeting
The Batavia Garden Club will meet Monday September 18 at Miss Jennie Penn's home. Members will elect officers.
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Batavia Garden Club
Jennie Penn
P. T. A. Lawn Fete At Batavia School Grounds
The Batavia Parent Teacher Association hosts a lawn fete on Friday evening September 15 on the school grounds. Tea cream, cake and coffee will be served along with attractions such as the school band a fish pond and a bake sale.
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Batavia Parent Teacher Association
Harlow Johnson Reunion Elects Officers at Grove
The first annual Harlow Johnson reunion Aug 27 drew 50 attendees for a basket dinner at Henry Harlow's grove. Officers elected were Henry Harlow president Homer Johnson vice Beatrice M Carter secretary treasurer. Committees formed with Ora Ferree Wm Johnson Frank Hutchinson and Coral Hobson. Next reunion set for last Sunday in August at the same site.
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Henry Harlow
Grove
Homer Johnson
Beatrice M.carter
Sec Treas
Ora Ferree
Wm. Johnson
Frank Hutchinson
Coral Hobson
Beatrice M. Carter
Sec
Clark Gregg Reopens on Street After Auto Wreck Recovery
Clark Gregg who endured serious injuries in an August 27 automobile crash has recovered enough to be seen walking on the street again.
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Clark Gregg
Referendum on Loveland light and water to appear on November ballot
An injunction suit over placing Loveland’s light and water referendum on the November ballot was heard in the Court of Common Pleas Tuesday by Judge Bagby. Prosecutor Roberts led the case with assistants Nichols Speidel and Nichols Stevenson. Election Board represented by Harry McKeever and Herbert Shaffer without compensation. The judge took the case under advisement.
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Loveland
Roberts
Court of Common Pleas
Bagby
Nichols Speidel
Nichols
David Stevenson
Election Board
Harry McKeever
Herbert Shaffer
Prize Tomato Weighs 2 Pounds 9 Ounces in County Fair
Marshal Reynolds of Batavia exhibited the largest tomato last week in the county as far as records show. It weighed two pounds nine ounces, was perfectly smooth with uniform color, and delighted gardeners who saw it. Who can beat it.
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Marshal Reynolds
Batavia
Marathon 4-H Club Picnic At Blue Sky Park
The Marathon 4-H Club held its annual picnic at Blue Sky Park with old members Mary Bell Joseph and Eva Moore aged ten years. Activities included swimming bestriding and ballplaying for all. A picnic dinner fed 49 and all departed at 8 30. Next meeting set at leaders home.
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Blue Sky Park
Mary Bell Joseph
Eva Moore
Old Time Clermont County Baseball Game at Burke Park
A Sunday matinee at Burke Park Bethel features the Old Times baseball squad led by manager Fred Painter facing the Bethel Merchants at 2 p m. Batavia players S L Larkin and Jack Buerkle will play with many former stars invited including Hewitt Golden Salee Cahall Leever Case McAfee Feister Resinger Wood Runyan Ginn Coyle Montgomery Dugan Smith Altman Meyer Day Lane Roudebush Boyce Rapp Fomorin Maloy Goodwin Bass Wilkies Amiott and Woodruff. A separate case in Common Pleas Court dealt with Asa Bloomfield of Hamilton county fined 600 and costs after pleading guilty to charges following a shooting incident near Bethel. The sheriff reported he fired to halt Bloomfield's flight.
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Clermont County
Bethel Merchants
Burke Park
Bethel
Fred Painter
S. L. Larkin
Jack Buerkle
Batavia
Hewitt
Golden
Salee
Cahall
Leever
Case
McAfee
Feister
Resinger
4Wood
Runyan
Ginn
Coyle
Montgomery
Dugan
Smith
Altman
Meyer
Day Lane
Roudebush
Boyce
Rapp
Fomorin
Maloy
Goodwin
Bass
Wilkies
Amiott
Woodruff
Southeast Ohio Conference closes with Hillsboro appointments
The Southeast Ohio Conference wraps its annual session at First Church of the U S in C. Sunday. Dist Supt Rev O W Smith lists Hillsboro and Blanchester posts with Orville Gibbs J E Hutson. Cythiana Arthur Doll Mowrystown Circuit L R Carmichael. Williamsburg charge moves to Miami Conference Rev Goodrich Cincinnati. Rev C W Bremer to Belpre Heights. Batavia U B church hosts district meetings Sept 25 and Oct 8 with L G Ludwick chairing and a noon public dinner.
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Southeast Ohio
U. S
Hillsboro
O. W. Smith
Orville Gibbs
Blanchester
J. E. Hutson
Arthur Doll
Mowrystown
L R. Carmichael
Williamsburg
Miami
Goodrich
Cincinnati
C. W. Bremer
Belpre Heights
Cincinnati-Middletown
Batavia U. B
Ludwick
East Hill Farm Club Holds October Meeting Notes
The East Hill Farm Club met at Mrs. Elizabeth Retzler home with sixteen members and three guests. Members shared vacation dreams with readings on the Worlds Fair and Sunday picnics. Ethel Davidson won the contest for best capture. Refreshments featured ice cream cake and punch. The October meeting will be at Mrs. Binkley’s home.
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East Hill Farm Club
Elizabeth Retzler
Mary Glancy
Helen Holman
Vera Buerkle
Berea
Anna Maham
Harrodsburg
Stella Moore
Reading
Defrates
Alma Patterson
Ethel Davidson
Binkley
Diphtheria Prevention Push Aims to Shield Children
Health officials urge synchronized action with schools and parents as the diphtheria toxoid vaccine now often requires a single dose for lasting protection. The State Health Department promotes vaccinating children, noting one local death this week from diphtheria where no protective dose had been given, and stresses vaccination for smallpox as well.
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Health Department
State Health Department
R. Colburn
M. D
Health Com
Chicken Dinner by Cherry Grove Ladies Aid
The Cherry Grove U. B. Church Ladies Aid hold their annual chicken dinner at the church hall on Saturday September 16 starting at 5 p.m. Plates are 60 cents. The event promises generous halves of chicken with trimmings amid famed hospitality. Mrs W H Jones and daughter Golda and Miss Lucille Jones of Marathon, and W A Reed visited the World's Fair last week.
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Ladies Aid
Cherry Grove U. B
W. H. Jones
Golda
Lucille Jones
Marathon
W. A. Reed
Milk Regulations Prompt Public Hearing in County
The County Health Department works on regulations for milk production and sales under the Ohio Milk Marketing Commission. Permits forms are not yet available so no penalties will be charged for noncompliance before September 16. The Health Commissioner aims to set sanitary rules meeting public and commission standards, with a public hearing before adoption by the District Board of Health.
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County Health Department
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
Ohio Milk Commission
District Board of Health
C. R. Colburn
Commissioner of Health
Milford Flower Show Planned by Garden Club
The Milford Garden Club will host a Fall Flower Show on September 21 at the Masonic Temple Building. Schedules are available from chairman Mrs. B F Fern with a ten cent entry fee allowing unlimited entries. Local and surrounding clubs are invited to participate, including non members.
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Milford
Ohio State Junior Fair Exhibits See More Entries
The fifth annual Ohio State Junior Fair at Columbus reports increased entries in nearly all Future Farmer and Vocational Agriculture exhibits. Over $2,000 in premiums went to vocational agriculture students. Williamsburg Future Farmer Chapter placed sixth in the scholarship exhibit earning $17.50. Lawrence Avey won sixth in the apple show, Donald Hutchinson ninth in the potato show. Five hundred boys exhibited in junior fair classes were housed in a large camp on the fairgrounds.
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Columbus
B. P. Sandles
Williamsburg
Future Farmer Chapter
Lawrence Avey
Donald Hutchinson
Stamps On Sale For Beer Tax As Demand Grows
Treasurer James Fitzpatrick reports high demand for the one cent beer stamp replacing the two cent stamps. Stamps for keg beer are not yet available but expected soon. The effort adds workload for the auditor and treasurer BE. 8. Long and family vacationing at Indian Lake with Bob Barbacu.
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James Fitzpatrick
Long
Bob Barbacu
Indian Lake
Southern Ohio Fox Hunters to Hold Fall Hunt at Batavia
The Southern Ohio Fox Hunters Association will hold a four day hunt in Batavia and vicinity from October 24 to 27. About 160 dogs are expected to participate. The committee met at Cliff Myers, Indian Hill, Sunday to finalize arrangements. Further notices will follow.
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Southern ‘Ohio Fox Hunters’ Association
Batavia
Cliff Myers
Indian Hill
Batavia Tennis Tourney Closes with Singles and Doubles Crowns
The first Batavia township tennis tournament concluded at Olive Branch on Sunday. Barney Smith won the singles title defeating Bob Flora. Flora and Mattox of Amelia won the doubles over Jimmy and Don Walker with scores 6-1 4-6 6-2.
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Batavia Township
Olive Branch
Barney Smith
Flora
Mattox
Amelia
Smith
Bob Flora
Jimmy
Don Walker
Milk Producers Meeting At Court House Well Attended
Milk Producers report a Friday night meeting at the Court House drew a good crowd. Discussions covered union progress and other items of interest.
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Court House
Williamsburg Pony Wins at Dayton Fair
Little Cricket owned by Louis Burger of Williamsburg Ohio narrowly beat a field of ponies at the Dayton fair last week. Best wishes to Luis.
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Louis Burger
Williamsburg
Ohio
Dayton Fair
Luis
Batavia Jr Coca Cola Team Eliminated After Weekend Losses
The Batavia Jr Coca Cola squad was eliminated from county play after dropping two games. They fell 13 to 3 at home to New Vienna on Friday and 3 to 1 at Ripley on Saturday. On Sunday Amelia defeated Batavia 12 to 6 in a large crowd turnout. Amelia played strong baseball.
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Batavia Jr. Coca Cola
New Vienna
Ripley
Batavia
Amelia
Atttendance
Funeral services for Miss M. L. Ulrey held in Milford
Miss M. L. Ulrey aged 78 died Sunday at her brother S N Ulrey’s Walnut Hills home. Former Clermonter resident and 19 years lived in Georgetown. Private burial at Greenlawn Cemetery Milford.
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Johnson Funeral Home
Milford
M. L. Ulrey
S. N. Ulrey
Walnut Hills
Owensville
Georgetown
Greenlawn Cemetery
Cameron Family Reunion Report at the Camero n Home
The annual Cameron Reunion gathered eighty relatives and friends from Ohio and Kentucky at Mr and Mrs Joe Cameron home. Dinner and supper were served on the lawn. Young folks played games while others shared memories. Next year’s reunion will be on the Sunday after Labor Day.
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Cameron
Joe Cameron
Carmel
Ohio
Kentucky
Kain Reunion Elects Officers for 1984 at Ft Ancient
The Kain family sixth annual reunion at Ft Ancient on August 27 included a basket dinner and a brief business meeting. Officers elected were William Moore president Onelee Ganger secretary Edward Kain honorary president and vice president. The group plans to meet at the same site next year.
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Ft. Ancient
William Moore
Onelee Ganger
Edward Kain
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J. C. Fitzpatrick
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Arthur E. McKay
Mary Lotz
Marshall
J. L. Pierson
Bert J. Stesch
Albert A. Buckingham
Melby E. Cooper
Victor H. Cutler
Fred Buchtmann
R. H. Tomlin
J. S. Day
Joe Colonel, Jr
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W. R. Frye
G. Wehman, Jr
Wm. Kelch
C. D. Fridman
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J. C. Prigge
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F. S. Grause
Board of Education
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Clyde Tomlin
Amelia Village
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O. S. Gregor
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C. L. Shuttleworth
Frank Monjar
Carl Fisher
Carl Lillick
Wm. Williams
Omar Dickson
W. M. Milner
J. H. Pollitt
J. C. Turner
Ee Fisch
Board of Public Affairs
Allen Curry
John Hutson
Ralph Lewis
Pierce Township
Theodore Bennett
P. B. Hunter
Ernest Nash
R. C. Knause
Wm. Schwey
Everett E. Wilson
Cecil Cooper
C. A. Waggal
E. C. Meyer
Constable
F. Hunter
J. of P
J. A. Warman
Minnie Snell
Ralph Curtis
L. S. Cramer
Homer Ashton
Geo. Hodges
Geo. Clemens
Earl Enger
Wayne Township
Clarence Flescher
Clifford A. Long
Thos. Leaverton
Jesse McCollum
Floyd Jones
Emery Hodges
D. C. South
J. S. Grosnickle
H. R. Clark
Raymond Marsh
Cra. West
Claude Berry
N. J. Weir
C. H. Spurgeon
W. E. Cahall
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Clerk
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Arthur Singler
Monroe
R. H. Jackson
Harry Leslie
Geo. Weil
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L. H. Butts
W. A. Rogers
Union Township
Wright Brown
Oliver Fowler
C. R. Gaskins
Dan Katanick
Fred Flick
Finley Jacobs
Louis Trapp
C. C. Wiederhold
Ed Rumpke
Fred Romohr
E. B. Kancaid
Fred Aicholtz
Henry Benning
Union Rural School Board
Jacob Andres
H. G., Didday
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P. T. A. Lawn Fete
Harlow-Johnson
Court of Common
Marshal Reyn
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Asa Bloomfield
Lawyer Road
Hamilton County
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Sheiff
L. G. Ludwick
Florence Nichols
Mt. Washington
Hugh L. Nichols
Milford Flower Show
Future Farmers
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Southern Ohio Fox Hunters Association
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Kain Reunion
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