Local Notes From Clermont County September 19 1934
Batain a Oun10 Batavia Williamsburg and Cincinnati figures appear in a Clermont Courier issue. Local moves include Chas Hitt family to Williamsburg and Roscoe Tyler Jr. heading to Oxford for college. Judge Walker marked his 81st birthday with family. a Methodist conference at Zanesville offered no district appointments yet. Community events cover sales at the Presbyterian church and a home cooked foods sale, plus local shop notices from J C Fuhr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Zanesville
Flower Show Judging School and Card Party Announced
Mesdames Kernohan Wiseman and Rush attended a Flower Show Judging School under the Associated Garden Clubs of Cincinnati at Exquirerer Building. Celestine Chapter O.E.S. to host a card party September 26 at Maronic Hall Williamsburg to benefit redecoration. admission 25 cents, prizes, homemade candy. Funeral flags offered to discharged soldiers. flag supplied by county postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Kernohan
J.M. Wiseman
E. 8
Rush
Associated Garden Clubs of Cincinnati
Exquirerer Building
Celestine
Maronic Hall
Williamsburg
Gale
Theatre Playtime Amelia Seeks September Showings
The program lists two shows on September 22 and 23 featuring Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians in Many Happy Returns with George Burns and Chuck Allen Chicksale in Oils Well plus a Betty Boop Cartoon. Performances at 7:30 and 9:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Guy Lombardo
Royal Canadians
George Burns
Chacle Allen Chicksale
Senior year return on campus and local visits timeline
Miss Sue Smythe returns to Miami University for senior year. Numerous residents visit relatives and entertain guests including Louise Phillips of Norwood, Genevieve Huling of Batavia, and Joseph Moeschal with Louis Fishback of Batavia. Family gatherings include the Baudendistel farm reunion at Bantam and visits to Madisonville and Cincinnati areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Smythe
Miami University
Phil Sperry
Louise Phillips
Norwood
Ed Hubeey
Fred Romohr
Walter Gallagher
Moiselle
Gordon Gallagher
H. B. Smythe
Cora Jacobs
Charles McGuire
Henry Hirschaur
Charles
F. A. McGuire
Betty Philhower
Sewing Club
Genevieve Huling
Batavia
Ervin Avey
Baudendistel
Bantam
Suny
Finley Jacobs
Charles Hieatt
Madisonville
George Stewart
Mt. Washington
Ed Huheey
Joseph Moeschal
Louis Fishback
Mary Adams
Chas. Fitzgerald
Cincinnati
P T A Holds First Regular Meeting In School Room
The P T A met last Friday with good attendance and a social hour afterward. Cake and coffee were served by the hostess committee led by Mrs. Johns. Community activities included visits, travels, and a fatality? none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns
Anna Belle Jeremiah
Dayton
Mildred
John Keeler
Charley Stricker
Mt. Washington
Anna K. Davis
Chicago
Frank Laub
U. B
Cherry Grove
Keen
Forestville
Bertha Clift
Clifford Hyser
Roselyn
Oakley
John Davis
James
Raymond Shannon
Harry Deigman
Cincinnati
Hopper Hill Road
Fred Clark
Milton Maddux
Mt. Summit
Leonard Foltz
Daniel Keeler
Canada
Niagara Falls
Belfast-Williams Corner Social and Visitors Notes
The Balfast monthly social is set for Friday night September 21 at the Church with all in the community invited. The church home coming spans September 30 as an all day event. Numerous visits from local families and friends are listed, with a final note that Mrs. Nettie Gross recovers from a fall and Miss Freda Smyser spent the weekend at home before returning to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Addie Meyer
Chas, Dale
Eleanor
Chas. Seward
Jake Hill
Wm. Connelly
Linwood
Wm. Seward
Modest
Nettie Gross
Lorado Church of Christ to Hold Hemming Sept 28
Mrs. John Geesner and Earl visit Emma Fichter. Mr. Enger guests. Mr. Sprague and daughter from Batavia dine with the Creagers. Alex Denham of Cincinnati visits Grace Chaille. Rose Trodelman of Williamsburgh visits daughter. Hemming at Lorado Church of Christ on Sunday September 28 includes a 12 noon basket dinner and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Geesner
Earl
Emma Fichter
Joe Enger
Samuel Sprague
Batavia
Emmett Creager
Alex Denham
Cincinnati
Grace Chaille
Rose Trodelman
Williamsburg
Lorado Church of Christ
Marriage of Dr. George J. Leibold and Virginia E. Sheahan
Dr. George J. Leibold of New Richmond formerly Felicity married Virginia E. Sheahan of Chicago on September 1 at St. Julian church in Chicago. The couple will reside in New Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Leibold
New Richmond
Felicity
Virginia E. Sheahan
Chicago
St. Julian Church
Williamsburg Board Advances Water Works Dam Project
Work moving by Williamsburg Board of Public Affairs on the East Fork dam construction guarantees ample water for families. The pump house awaits pumping machinery to the filtration plant and reservoir. A power digger has arrived for main excavations and the pipe contract has been awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Affairs of
Williamsburg
East Fork
St Peter church dance in New Richmond Friday
The St Peter church young ladies of New Richmond sponsor a dance at the St Peter school auditorium on Friday night September 21. Earl Kirkley and his orchestra will provide the music. Admission is 26 cents. Dancing runs from 8:30 to 12:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies of the
St. Peter Church
New Richmond
St. Peter School
Earl Kirkley
County Lecturer Conference at Milford Home
Clermont county Grange lecturers gather at Miss Sarah L Pollock home in Milford on September 29 at 10 a m to convene the county gathering on the State pike 1816 miles east of Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Clermont County
Sarah L. Pollock
Milford
State Pike
County Agents Track Tobacco and Corn Acreage Progress
Corn Hog News reports county agents and 22 supervisors aid 1150 contract signers in tobacco and corn measuring and hog checkups. E C Saxton leads county supervision. the County Compliance Board lists Rollin McKinney Felicity Arnold Anstaett Owensville and Mr Sax ton. Additional supervisors include Harley Steward Heber Malott and 20 others across Goshen Newtonsville Bethel and nearby townships using plane table mapping for exact acreages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baugh
E. C. Saxton
Goshen
Rollin McKinney
Felicity
Arnold Anstaett
Owensville
Saxton
Elmer D. Binning
Bantam
Ed Swope
Chile
Byron Ross
Federal corn loan increases price basis to 56 5 cents
The Commodity Credit Corporation in Washington announced a higher basic value for the corn loan at 556 cents per bushel via a telegram to Ohio’s Department of Agriculture. Borrowers may pledge corn only after reinspection, with inspectors ready to complete checks before new arrivals. Loans totaling 70000 dollars have been extended to 1938, and Ohio farmers had already received advances on the 1980s crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
AAA
Wm.s. Bradley
Commodity Credit Corporation
Washington
Ohio
Clermont County Delegation At 4-H Congress At Ohio State
Clermont County is well represented at the 20th annual 4 H Club Congress on the Ohio State University campus. 850 delegates from across the state study with University faculty while 75 advisors accompany them. Mrs. W P Hondell of Milford leads the delegation with five youth including Betty Anstead Naomi Snell Stella Aicholtz Charles Wildey and Marvin Schubert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Ohio State University
W. P. Hondell
Milford
Busy Bee
Clermont
Betty Anstead
Newtonsville
Naomi Snell
Monterey
Stella Aicholtz
Mt. Carmel
Charles Wildey
Loveland
Marvin Schubert
Owensville
Robert R. Caldwell
E. H. Pattison
Ralph Lemon
County Fair Board
Hardware and Kin Dred Lines Advertised for Sale
Local ad lists hardware and related items with contact for J O Fuhr of Williamsburg inviting inquiries and promising value for buyers.
New Bell Subscribers Listed in Clermont County
Clermont county adds new Bell telephone customers including Batavia residents George McGee E A Kramer C and E Reynolds Carl Det ers O L Beard Milford Jo s McMullen New Richmond resident Mrs Mabel Vickroy and others expanding service in Batavia Milford and New Richmond areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone
Clermont County
Batavia
George McGee
E. A. Kramer
E. Reynolds
Carl Deters
O. L. Beard
Milford
Jos. McMullen
New Richmond
Mabel Vickroy
Mt Carmel PTA Sets First Meeting at School
The Mt Carmel Parent Teacher Association will hold its first meeting at the school house Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. County Superintendent E H Pattison will give an important address on Our Public Schools. All parents are urged to attend if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt.Carmel P. T. A
E. H. Pattison
Training School Opens at Pleasant Hill Church
A Standard Leadership Training School directed by Clermont County Council of Religious groups begins at Pleasant Hill church in September. The Life of Christ is the offered course taught by Rev. A. O. Long of Bethel. All church school workers are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Council of Religious Gh
Pleasant Hill Church
Christ
A. O. Long
Bethel
Batavia Presbyterian Church Services Notice
The Churches Batavia Presbyterian Church led by Samuel Huecker invites participation in Sunday services on Sept 22 with a mid week service at 7 30 p m. Sunday school starts at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Presbyterian Church
Samuel Huecker
Monterey Presbyterian Church Regular Service Notice
Monterey Presbyterian Church invites the public to a regular semi monthly worship service on Sunday September 23 at 8 00 pm. All are welcome to attend the service and participate in upcoming church activities and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Ohio Wesleyan welcomes Clermont county freshmen
Three Clermont county high school graduates are among about 600 freshmen accepted for fall enrollment at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware. They are Ruth Ann Spencer of Batavia, Ralph Hodges Jr of Milford, and Margaret Mcinney of Pleasant Plain. Freshmen orientation runs Sept 21 to 23 ahead of classes opening Sept 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ruth Ann Spencer
Second
Wood Streets
Batavia
Ralph Hodges, Jr
Milford
Margaret Mcinney
Pleasant Plain
Ohio Wesleyan
University
Squirrel Season Opens Amid No Accidents Reported
Hunting season underway with Saturday as start for the new law. Report notes no accidents so far and says game is plentiful along streams.
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BarTain
Chas. Hitt
E. Mits
Williams Corner
Robert Barbeau
Frank Titus
Lehigh Portland Cement
J. C. Fuhr’s
Elizabeth Banford
Roscoe Tyler Jr
Oxford
Wm. R. Walker
J. C. Fuhr
A. C. Nash
Elia Lane
Emma Morey
Wilmington
Cleona Searles
Wfe
Troy
Ernest Bickmore
J. ©. Fuhr
Nelson Patchell
Stonelick
Louis White
Amelia
Kroger
Presbyterian Church
J.C Fuhr
William Jones
Tarold Mulloy
C. Holland
Marathon
Walter Reed
Henry Smith
Newtown
Faith Evans
Hakill
Ordge
Catherine Fisher
Bell Exchange
Batavia Parent Teachers’ Association
Moore
H. D. Nichols
W. H. Jones
Jones
Helen
Lucille Jones
Gus Hulick
Mr. Simpson
Coutty Seat
Glen Este
Tobasco
Belfast
Williams
Lerado
Leibold Sheahan
Williamsburg’s
Federal Corn Loan
Hartwell Amelis
Fuhr
Ali
P.T. A
W D. Hord
Dixie Terminal
Martin Kaelin
Emerson Jester
O. Ph
L. O. Dietz
Clarence Mosbacher
U. No.5
Willie Coal & Supply Co
Claude B. Smith
Dentist Dental X-Ray
First National Bank
E. R. Ungethuem
L. R. Fiscus
Oho
Hartman Farm
Hartman’s
U. S. 50
Gladys V. Snider
Reading
Mi6ti
Batvaia
Quill Farm
Edge of
Frank Shepherd
tBuyert
Jersey
Halbisch
A. Perin
Wilke Coal and Supply
Betavia
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