First Clermont County P T A Meeting Held at Courthouse
The Clermont Council Parent and Teacher Association held its first meeting of the year at the courthouse on a Wednesday September 17 with Mrs. Robert Morgar presiding. Reports urged yearlong programs membership week Sept 28 to Oct 5 and emphasis on adult education nutrition and safe driving in the county.
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Clermont Council
Parent and Teacher Association
Robert Morgar
Charles Klausing
Charles Hyser
Bricker
Mark Atchley
Frank Hoggatt
Clermont County
Fred Truske
Hal Taylor
Marjorie Stanley
Farm Security Administration
County Baseball Race Narrows to Three Teams
Three of twelve teams remain in the elimination series for the county title as Goshen Williamsburg and Milford Merchants carry different loss counts. Goshen beat Milford 11 to 1 on Milford grounds with Philhower the winning pitcher. Williamsburg routed New Richmond Giants 16 to 9 at Williamsburg as W Malott collected five hits. Next Sunday only one game is set with Williamsburg at Milford and Goshen on a bye. If Williamsburg wins they face Goshen in a three game series. if Milford wins the race stays unsettled with Goshen to host the following Sunday.
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Goshen
Williamsburg
Milford Merchants
Merchants
Milford
Philhower
Richmond Giants
W. Malott
Batavia Woman's Club Plans October 2 Meeting
Batavia Woman's Club schedules its October 2 gathering with hosts Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Walker announcing the theme The Journey Ahead and Rendezvous With Life. Members include Mrs. Kahle Mrs. Wall and Mrs. For rest Ely.
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Kahle
Wall
Forrest Ely
Jones
Walker
Locust Corner P T A Plans First Meeting of Year
Locust Corner School schedules its first regular meeting of the year for Friday September 96 at 8 p m. Parents are urged to attend to discuss establishing a school lunch room.
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Locust Corner
Harold D. Nichols Lectures Batavia High on Constitution Day
Harold D. Nichols, prominent attorney and former state senator, spoke to Batavia High School social problems students on National Constitution Day. He argued the Constitution evolves through judicial interpretation and amendments and urged students to view it as a living, essential code guiding American government and society.
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Batavia High School
Harold D. Nichols
Nichols
United States
America
Foster and Ashton Wed In Williamsburg Rites
Miss Kathleen Ashton stenographer and Carl Foster merchant of Williamsburg were married by Rev. C. R. Spangler at 6 PM Saturday. The couple then drove to the Smoky Mountains for a week’s honeymoon.
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Kathleen Ashton
Williamsburg
Recorder’s Office
Carl Foster
C. R. Spangler
Smoky Mountains
Batavia Hi Wins Two From Amelia in Openers
Batavia High School opened the fall season with a 6 5 victory at Batavia Diamond in a pitched contest. Hoderline homered with one teammate aboard as Batavia barely edged Amelia. In the second game Batavia crushed Amelia 16 2 at Amelia with Retzler pitching a four-hitter before the ninth inning.
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Batavia High School
Amelia High
Batavia
Singleton
Anstaett
Fry
MccCardle
Amelia
Hoderline
Mel
Retzler
Tough Little Guy in Funnies Faces Big Fuss
In Mescal jokes a lively baseball strip leads to a heated argument among characters. A rough little gun of a critter crashes a scene after landing out of the ballpark as the dispute unfolds. Meanwhile Pattern and Sewing Circle touts a dress seen as a college entrance essential and a jumper suitable for young ladies wardrobe.
Local Farm Woman Appointed to State Land-Use Committee
Mrs. C. J. Nobis of Locust Corner farm homemaker was appointed by H. C. Ramsower, Chairman, to a three year term on Ohio Land-Use Planning Committee. She is one of six farm women from across the state serving on the committee, a correlative policy making board guiding Ohio agricultural programs.
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C. J. Nobis
Locust Corner Farm
H. C. Ramsower
Ohio
Long County Grand Jury Returns Degree Murder Indictments
The April term grand jury returned 11 bills after hearing 72 witnesses. John Browning, 47, of Pt Pleasant, is indicted for first degree murder in the Warren Wellington killing on August 18. Percy K. McMath is secretly indicted for the murder of Alex Curtis in the Neville case. Other charged individuals include L C Kirk, Herbert Buttrey, Charles Cummins, Theodore Lyles, Nichols, Taxon Briggs, James Hilger, and James Sheridan. Ten cases yielded no indictments. more proceedings are expected in early October.
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John Browning
Pleasant
Warren Wellington
McMath
Curtis
Tom Brooks
L. C. Kirk
Herbert Buttrey
Charles Cummins
Theodore Lyles
An Nichols
Taxon Briggs
James Hilger
James Sheridan
Clarence Powers
Glenn Higby
Charles Meyers
Dennis Grimes
Christ Roslow
Steve Clanahan
Robert Philhower
Henry Ricks
Red Bush
Dimmitt Stowell
Batavia Grange Plans Rural Life Sunday and Booster Night
Batavia Grange will observe Rural Life Sunday at the U. B. Church on September 20 with Rev. I. E. Jenkins delivering the address. On October 1 they join Pomona Grange for a Booster Night at the school auditorium, followed by an inspection on October 2.
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Batavia Grange
U. B
I. E. Jenkins
Grange
Pomona Grange
County Grange Booster Night Set for October 1
County wide Grange Booster Night will be held on Wednesday October 1 at 8 p m in the Batavia school auditorium with Frank A Hoggatt representing the schools and Rev Hunting ton Moore Jen king the churches Roy E Battles leads the agricultural extension department Walter Smith directs the Farm Bureau James Nobis handles recreation Wright Wolf Pomona Master will give the welcome address J A Ashton introduces the guest speaker Mark Atchley county deputy acts as master of ceremonies plus Batavia school band girls trio and a read ing and four sketches from Monroe Grange will conclude the program
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Frank A. Hoggatt
Huntington
Moore
Jenking
Roy E. Battles
Agricultural Extension Department
Walter Smith
Farm Bureau
James Nobis
Wright Wolf
Pomona
J. A. Ashton
Mark Atchley
Batavia
Granges
Pomona Home Economics Committee
Monroe Grange
Dale Bee
Ohio farmers offered emergency loans and tree seedlings
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster offers Clermont County farmers discounted seedling trees for erosion control including walnut locust cottonwood and pines with costs from 2 to 0 per thousand. Order blanks are at Batavia County Agent. Emergency loans for winter wheat small grains and livestock feed are available up to 400 with security requirements and application through Farm Credit Administration in Batavia.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Ohio
Clermont County
Roy Battles
Batavia
G. M. Rhodes
Farm Credit Administration
Owensville Grange Booster Night Features White Cake Contest
Owensville Grange plans a Booster Night program on Tuesday at 8 p m with Home Economics white cake contest for members who can bake. The event includes talks by J W Evans and Randall Liming a humorous sketch by Edith Anstaett Alvina Fetter and Clarence Buerkle readings by Carrie Utter and J W Evans solos by Mayme Ulrey and Wayne Schobert a Juvenile Grange chorus and amusements directed by Ralph Lemon.
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Owensville
Home Economics
Grange
J. W. Evans
Randall Liming
Edith Anstaett
Alvina Fetter
Clarence Buerkle
Carrie Utter
Mayme Ulrey
Wayne Schobert
Juvenile Grange and Amusements
Ralph Lemon
Woman's Society of Christian Service Meeting
The Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet Wednesday October 1 with a covered dish luncheon at noon. Please bring gift boxes.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Perry: A Pear-Based Alcoholic Beverage Across Regions
Perry is an alcoholic drink made from pears, historically popular in parts of France and England. It features pear-forward flavor and traditional brewing methods tied to regional practice.
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France
England
Rangers Display All Types Of Firearms
Clermont Rangers Mt Carmel Unit held a rifle and revolver practice on Sept 21 at Judge Orville Halbisch farm. Nineteen Rangers participated with Otis Lykins earning top honors and demonstrating skill in the fifty foot revolver match. A next practice date and venue will be set at a special meeting.
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Clermont Rangers
Mt. Carmel
Judge Orville Halbisch
Otis Lykins
Rangers
Lykings
Marathon Grange Inspection Friday Night
Marathon Grange will hold its annual inspection Friday night at a special meeting. All members are urged to attend as attendance will count toward a higher score.
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Marathon Grange
Salmon Industry Surpasses Forty Million Dollar Mark
The Alaskan salmon industry is a forty million dollar annual enterprise with broad regional impact and significant market demand. The sector supports local communities and statewide commerce through harvest processing and export activity.
Tobacco vote opens for Clermont County farmers
Farmers who marketed their 1940 crop through Covington and Lexington markets may vote on October 2 3 or 4 on bringing those markets under the Federal Inspection Act for 1941. Two thirds voting in favor would establish federal grading for tobacco sold there and enable government loans based on official grades. Ballots available from the county AAA and Agricultural Agent offices.
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Clermont County
Covington and Lexington
Burley
Covington
Lexington
County Agricultural Agent
County Mother Singers Organizing For Second Year
Mrs Nellie Williams of Goshen announces the first meeting date for the county Mother Singers and urges all Parent Teacher units to organize their singers. Selections include The Morning Wind Ave Maria Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair Moon Marketing and Songs We Sing. Contact the local Parent Teacher organization to join.
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Nellie Williams
Goshen
Mother Singers
Jeanie
Williams
Frank Hoggatt
Universalist Meeting at Mt Carmel Church Sunday
The Universalist Churches of the Ballon Association schedules a meeting at Mt Carmel Universalist Church on Sunday September 28 with a 10 45 morning service and an afternoon service. A basket dinner will be served and all are invited.
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Universalist Churches
Ballon Association
Mt. Carmel
Fanner Bees Ventilate Hives With Rapid Wing Beats
Fanner bees are worker bees that ventilate the hives by vibrating their wings, beating at about 11,400 strokes per minute.
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