Better Times Ahead in Labor News
A wire-service style digest notes about 6000 workers returning to work in Toledo plants after closures. At Willys-Overland 4300 workers resumed, Electric Auto Site added workers, signaling improving automobile output and plans to meet rising demand. In Wilmington, Spofford Mills announces a 10 percent wage increase for 296 full-time workers effective September 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Willys- Overland
Electric Auto Site
Wilmington
N. C
Spofford Mills, Inc
Felicity Forms Strong Independent Basketball Team
Felicity to present a powerful independent basketball squad for the coming season backed by local business leaders. Coached by Carrol Natty Altman of Clermont County, the lineup features Swope a six five center Penney Kennedy Hayden Constant Waits and others. The Felicity independent team记 two years ago won 52 games and lost 3.
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Felicity
Carrol “Natty” Altman
Sportsman
Clermont County
Swope
Penney
Kennedy
E. Hayden
Constant
Waits
President Hoover to avoid partisan speeches in campaign
Everett Sanders announced Hoover will not deliver personal partisan speeches during the presidential campaign. He may speak in the West or possibly one in the East, but those talks will not be partisan, with no dates set yet.
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New York
Everett Sanders
Hoover
Hillsboro Appointments List Fixed by District Officials
Hillsboro district announces new appointments with B L George superintendent in Wilmington Amelis and G W Hazelwood in Batavia L L Cherrington at Belfast H W Tumblesome at Bethel D P Holt Clarksville F H Russell Felcity O E Hall Goshen G E Tucker Laurel D W Whitenack Marathon O C Chaney Milford R J Turrel Moscow L Budd Mulberry E B P Biffle Mt Crab L F Williams New Richmond J P Martin Owensville F L Gies Ripley W B Dibert Sardina J L Burton Summerside J F Young Williamsburg C N Fisher American Field and Poultry Fence Banner Steel Fence Posts Barbed Wire price reduced Kuher s Hardware Williamsburg
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Hillsboro
B. L. George
Wilmington
Amelis
G. W. Hazelwood
Batavia
L. L. Cherrington
Belfast
H. W. Tumblesome
Bethel
D. P. Holt
Clarksville
F. H. Russell
Felcity
O. E. Hall
Goshen
G. E. Tucker
Laurel
D. W. Whitenack
Marathon
O. C. Chaney
Milford
R. J. Turrel
Moscow
Ingalls Endorsed by Ohio State Journal
The Ohio State Journal endorses Republican candidate David S. Ingalls for governor, praising his youth and experience, education and integrity, and his stance against the Eighteenth Amendment. It argues his governance would stress economy, tax fairness, and reduction of nonessential state activities.
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Columbus
Ohio State Journal
David Linton Ingalls
George White
Ohio
David S. Ingalls
Ingalls
State Journal
Ingalls Campaign Draws Record Fair Attendance at West Union
Republican gubernatorial hopeful David S. Ingalls and his campaign manager Earle Johnson visited the Adams Bair at West Union drawing the largest attendance ever. Ingalls traveled from Columbus by air, spoke at the fairgrounds, noted his great grandfather David Sinton’s West Union roots, then flew to Ashtabula.
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David S. Ingalls
Earle Johnson
Plainsville
West Union
Ingalls
Columbus
Ashtabula
Plaines
Fair Ground
David Sinton
East Hill Farm Club Sees September Meeting At Mrs Rose Cover
The East Hill Farm Club held its September gathering at Mrs. Rose Cover’s home with sixteen members and two guests. President Mrs Defrates opened the meeting, programs included a discussion on career choices, a paper by Mrs Vera Buerkle, a quilt contest won by Mrs Hockstock, and humorous reading by Mrs Edna Detrates, followed by a song and a luncheon hosted by Mrs Himes.
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East Hill Farm Club
Rose Cover
Defrates
Dad We Trust
Vera Buerkle
Hockstock
Clermont Co Teachers Association Meeting details
The Clermont County Teachers Association met at Batavia High School on September 17, 1932 at 9 30. Long association superintendent F B Hoggatt chaired. Language science home economics social science and mathematics were among sections led by superintendent J W Evans W J Tabscott music E H Pattison served as secretary.
Flower Show Draws Large Crowd in Batavia
Batavia hosts its Second Annual Flower Show with hundreds viewing displays of blooms and color enhanced by artistic arrangements. Judges from Terrace Park name prize winners while the Garden Club runs a lunch room attraction and lists prize recipients across numerous flower classes.
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Batavia
Armory
Jas. A Scallon
Evalyn
Lloyd
Cora B. Gatch
Terrace Park
Queen City Pottery Co
Cincinnati
John Pommert
Amelia
Clarence Cowperthwaite
Forestville
Charles P. Herman
Milford
John Lytle Jr
Williamsburg
Cowperthwaite
E. S. Rush
J. M. Wiseman
Eainger
Garden Club
Sauer Visits Batavia in Tight Statewide Gubernatorial Race
Republicans lead in main state race as Sauer campaigns in Batavia. Precincts report 178 towns with few rural centers heard from. heavy voting statewide. In Congress the Sixth District race remains close with Democratic edge. cities likely decide outcome. Mack Sauer, of Ripley, praised as a hustler and vote getter after meeting locals.
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Main
Martin
Tis
Mack Sauer
Ripley
Batavia
Mack
Hog Market Prospects Favor Price Gains Despite Supplies
The Chicago hog market remains strong due to seasonal supply declines though higher western outputs and ongoing strikes have depressed prices. Suppliers are lighter than weeks ago and last year, with expectations of continued tightness into fall. Advise finishing spring pigs early and avoid December markets while feeding plenty of corn.
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Chicago
Socialist petition for ballot spots filed in Clermont County
A petition with Clermont County residents names to place Socialist candidates on the ballot was received by clerk E S Bush of the county board of elections. Secretary of State Clarence J Brown sent the petition for signature validity checks, five days for public inspection, and ten named candidates appeared including Norman Thomas for President and James Mauer for Vice President. A Communist and a Social Labor petition followed in Batavia with presidential and state officer candidates.
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Clermont County
E. S. Bush
Norman Thomas
James Mauer
Joseph Shorts
Dayton
Noah Mandel
Korn
Euclid Village
Max Wohn
Cleveland
Frank Kreahbiel
T. H . Davies
Hubbard
Batavia
Wilmington Extension Class Offers Economics Credit
The Wilmington College Extension Class in Batavia met to organize with Economics as the subject. The course yields three semester hours of credit and will be held most Thursday evenings at 7 30 in the High School Building. Call Stanley Ansteat for details.
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Wilmington College Extension
Batavia
Stanley Ansteat
Fire destroys barn on Ike Turner farm at Perintown
A large all purpose barn on the Ike Turner farm in Perintown burned Friday night. It housed the year’s corn hay and straw and many farm implements. Cause is unknown. The building was partly insured. Monterey Presbyterian Church led by Samuel Huecker holds regular semi monthly worship Sunday September 18 at 7 30 p m. Everyone welcome.
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Ike Turner
Perintown
Monterey Presbyterian Church
Samuel Huecker
Suit Over Ruth Ramey Death Seeks $20000 Damages
Arthur Ramey as administrator for Ruth Ramey of Mt. Carmel sues in Clermont county Court of Common Pleas for $20000 claiming wrongful death on May 27 near Mt Carmel. Britton & Britton represent the plaintiff. The item also notes Ohio State University corn maturity findings and weighing tests showing losses when corn is cut early and the value of fully matured ears.
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Arthur Ramey
Ruth Ramey
Mt. Carmel
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Mt Carmel
Britton & Britton
Ohio State University
McChesney Reunion At Tylers Island Near Batavia
The sth Annual McChesney Reunion was held on Sunday September 11 at Tylers Island near Batavia with about 80 families represented. Attendees enjoyed baskets, a shaded setting, a bountiful dinner, and afternoon games and swimming. Host J O Fuhr Williamsburg promotes hardware and kin dled lines and invites inquiries.
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Sth
Tylers’ Island
Batavia
Democratic tariff talk skirts details amid calls for reform
Political observers critique Democratic stance on tariffs as vague glittering generalities. Senator Cordell Hull urges Ottawa pact criticism and a three point plan including a world economic conference and reciprocal treaties, while critics demand concrete tariff schedules from Roosevelt and Garner.
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Democratic Party
Csevelt
Garner
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
United States
Hull
British Empire
Ottawa
Sam
Asia
Europe
Roosevelt
South
West
Hoover
Mr. Garner
August Producers Association market hits peak in seven years
The Cincinnati market's August business was the largest for any August since the Producers Association was formed seven years ago with 599 decks, 29.24 percent of the market. Ohio farmers sold 655 cattle 730 calves 6346 hogs and 38321 sheep and lambs through the association from 18 counties including Champaign Clark Drake Fairfield Jackson Logan Miami and Ross, mostly lambs in distant shipments.
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Producers Association
Cincinnati
Ohio
Champaign
Clark
Drake
Fairfield
Jackson
Logan
Miami
Ross
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Ders
Kuher
Ingalls Indorsed
Batavia High School
Associatio
Jesse E. Adams
University of Kentucky
Lexington
H. E. Milligan
Supt
Carl G. Pemberton
F. B. Hoggatt
J. W. Evans
Social Science and Mathematics
W. J. Tabscott
G. L. Smith
P. K. Moore
E. H. Pattison
Frances Burlew
W. C. Bishop
Zinnia
Anna Glancy
Roscoe Jones
Henry Reynolds
Emma Wilke
Earl Fishback
Cox Comb
Virginia Haney
Jennie Penn
Mary Homan
Mary Sprague
Edith Ayer
Helen Larkin
Norma Jean Foster
Mary Louise Gunderley
Sauer
Maine
Congress
Socialist’s Petition
Economics
Turner
Perin
Fuhr
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