Missing Batavia girl found after night search
Doro thy Carson 17 disappeared Thursday afternoon from Bata via High School after illness. About 200 residents searched town until she reappeared Friday at 7 am at W E Ellis’s Bernstein farm. She claimed to be an orphan and was taken in. later seen by a Cincinnati specialist.
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Dorothy Carson
Batavia High School
Gregg
W. E. Ellis
Bernstein Farm
Batavia
James Gregg
Bud Massey
Court House
Ellis Home
Station X
Cincinnati
August Carson
Mt. Carmel
Former Batavian Miss Nannie Kennedy Dies in Dayton
Nannie Kennedy aged 62, daughter of the late Charles Kennedy of Batavia, died suddenly of heart trouble at her Dayton home last Friday morning. She was principal of the Oral Deaf School in Dayton, a respected authority and instructor. Survived by sister Elizabeth, burial in Batavia Union Cemetery at 4:30 Sunday. She graduated Walnut Hill High School and studied at the University of Wisconsin.
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Nannie
Chas. Kennedy
Batavia
Dayton
Elizabeth
Batavia Union Cemetery
Miss Kennedy
Oral Deaf School
Walnut Hill
University of Wisconsin
Grand Homecoming at House of God Church
New Richmond Village Park hosts a holy day event on Thursday October 5 starting at 10 30 a m with races games for children fried chicken fish and old fashioned camp stew Dinner and refreshments on ground Mrs J L Sims pastor Mise Martina Platt secretary invite all to an old fashioned dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of God Church
New Richmond Village Park
J. L. Sims
Mise Martina Platt
End of Felicity Bethel Branch Salvage by Cincinnati-Georgetown
The Cincinnati-Georgetown railroad company completed salvage along 11 miles of Felicity and Bethel track. Steel was shipped to Newport Steel Plant in Newport Kentucky. Superintendent Wooster urged no lunch pails on the final day and provided beer and food for workers. This marks the branch road's last section.
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Felicity & Bethel
Cincinnati-Georgetown
Newport Steel
Newport
Supt
Wooster
Pigs and Pigs Yearns for Farm Relief In 1983 Letter
Irvin C. Zytt laments slaughter of 29 600 pigs for fertilizer by two local packers in September 1983. He argues surplus pigs should aid the hungry, veterans, and relief efforts, not be destroyed for profit, urging broader farm relief and distribution. He questions government overreach and graft in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Irvin C. Zytt
Injunction Granted in Loveland Light Plant Referendum Case
Judge J. W. Bagby of Brown county held the procedure illegal and issued a permanent injunction in Prosecutor Frank A. Roberts versus the Clermont County Election Board over the Loveland light plant referendum.
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J. W. Bagby
Brown County
Frank A. Roberts
Clermont County
Mrs Martha Strimple Passes After Brief Illness
Mrs Martha Strimple of Withamsville wife of J W Strimple died at home Sunday evening after a brief illness. Born to Jacob and Rebecca Lane Schmur in Withamsville she had many friends. Funeral services at Withamsville Baptist Church at 2 pm Wednesday led by Rev George Reed.
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Martha
J. W. Strimple
Withamsville
Jacob
Rebecca Lane Schmur
Withamsville Baptist Church
George Reed
Locust Corner Grange flower show winners and booster night
The Locust Corner Grange flower show was a decided success with Carrie Hoffmeister winning first prize and Hattie Brock second. On Saturday night September 80 the Grange will hold a booster night with Judge H. L. Nichols as speaker at the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Corner Grange
Carrie Hoffmeister
Hattie Brock
The
Grange
H. L. Nichols
Community Exhibit at Mt Carmel Grange Sept 30
An exhibit of flowers fruits vegetables quilts and antiques will be held at Mt Carmel Grange ballroom on Saturday night Sept 30. The public is invited and refreshments will be served.
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Mt. Carmel
Clermont county jurors drawn for October term
Clermont county jury commissioners selected 113 residents for grand and petit juries. Fifteen prospective grand jurors were chosen to report October 3 before Common Pleas Court, for a term through January 1, 1934. Four petit juries, each of 25 names, begin in October with first venire on October 4 and additional venires on October 23 and November 14, listing dozens of named residents by township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Common Pleas Court
Lee Feinstein
Milford
Gerald Cross
Wayne
Fanny Buxton
Union
Irenton
Ella
Ohio
Joe Heieritz
Miami
John B. Rapp
Batavia
W. K. White
Williamsburg
John Prudent
William Doyle
Harold Hawkins
Monroe
Florence Brown
Jackson
Julia Glasbrenner
Wm. Knause
Pierce
Ella Lane
Charles A. Draggon
Roy Bingaman
Ethel Bagby
Clarence Zimmerman
S. P. Reed
Paul Vandament
Tate
Addie Jordan
Charles Daugherty
Hazel White
C. F. Angelham
R. O. Dudley
Union Two
Charlotte Eckert
Hattie ‘ Ludlow
Ralph Shaw
Valeigh Altman
Carson Sutino
Aurie McMath
Washington
Marjorie Bateman
John Link
George Brooks
Willis Tice
Franklin
A. D. Lang
P. W. Coyle
Clara Ireton
Ella Osman
Mabel White
Marie Meinken
Charles Johnson
Wayne Mye
Robert B. Lamb
D. Singer
Clare Garr
S. Arms
Joseph Swartz
Stonelick
Arthur Church
Harry West
Joseph Noerther
George Lang
A. C. Heinbolt
A. C. Gray
Sherman Earls
Lulu Stevens
Marion Shannon
Rose Ulrick
E. L. Haley
Ohio Two
L. E. Patterson
Arthur Evanshire
Velma Leeds
Albert Miller
John Ferree
Hazel Abrams
Otto True
Glades Shumard
Dr T A Mitchell Dies At Owenaville At 82
Dr T A Mitchell of Owenaville dies at 82 after 57 years of practice. A Mason and M E church member, he leaves two daughters Mrs Inez Rapp and Zetta Mitchell. Born August 20 1851 near Owensville he taught school before graduating from Medical College of Ohio in 1876. Masonic services held at home Tuesday. burial Wednesday.
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T. A. Mitchell
Owenaville
Allan B. Rapp
M. E. Church
Clermont County Medical Society
Inez Rapp
Zetta Mitchell
Dr. Mitchell
Owensville
David
Martha Mitchell
Medical College of Ohio
Allan B.rapp
Zetta Marie Mitchell
Batavia P. T. A. Holds September Meeting
The Batavia P. T. A. opened at 4 o clock with president Mrs. Colburn leading a singing. Miss Myrtle Wilson read reports and the treasurer Mrs. W Stirling Moore gave the financial report. Committees planned rest room furnishings at Batavia High, bought grade school and science books, and discussed milk for undernourished pupils.
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Batavia P. T. A
Colburn
Myrtle Wilson
Marie Blakey
Elmer Kramer
Harry Doughman
Chas. Pringle
Elton Miller
P. K. Moore
Clermont County Tramps Clinch Undisputed Title
The Clermont County New Richmond Tramps defeated Amelia 6 to 3 to seal the championship after a six inning burst of 4 runs. Crowder outpitched Borgel in a pitching duel. Battavia, first half champion, meets the Tramps next at New Richmond Park in a highly anticipated title clash.
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New Richmond Tramps
Amelia
Crowder
Borgel
Tramps
Batavia
New Richmond Park
Fourth list of prospective petit jurors announced
The fourth list of prospective petit jurors will appear December 5 featuring names such as Georgie Stamets Wayne township Charley Bauer Washington township Christine Williams Goshen township Velma Vearil Wayne township Homer Hendrixson Franklin township Bessie Schultz Batavia two Earl Goodwin Tate two John W. Jones Goshen two Emory Griffith Pierce two W D Dowdney Batavia two Katie Gray Tate two E A Ernst Miami two Fred Hamilton Ohio two Edgar Willis Ohio two Raymond Oetzel Ohio two Harry Vanlandingham Miami two Emma Braham Goshen two Herbert Meek Jackson two William Rankin Miami two Louis Davis Stonelick two Carrie Schultz Stonelick two Juliet Humble Miami two Sophia Bauer Batavia two Ivy Robinson Batavia township Ernest Veirs Franklin township.
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Georgie Stamets
Wayne
Charley Bauer
Washington
Christine Williams
Goshen
Velma Vearil
Homer Hendrixson
Franklin
Bessie Schultz
Batavia
Earl Goodwin
Tate
John W. Jones
Emory Griffith
Pierce
W. W. Dowdney
Katie Gray
E. A. Ernst
Miami
Fred Hamilton
Ohio
Edgar Willis
Raymond Oetzel
Ohio Two
Harry Vanlandingham
Emma Braham
Herbert Meek
Jackson
William Rankin
Louis Davis
Stonelick
Carrie Schultz
Juliet Humble
Desperate Man Shot By Sheriff After River Pursuit
Arthur Gregg, pursued along the Ohio River near Maysville by Sheriff Garland Auxier and deputies from Brown and Kentucky, is shot in the forehead after refusing surrender from a shanty boat. He is jailed awaiting grand jury action. charged with burglary of Neville store.
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Garland Auxier
Frank Abbott
Pat Harmon
Brown County
Kentucky
Arthur Gregg
Ohio
Maysville
Auxier
Neville Last Spring
Newort
Meeting of Milk Producers Considers Sanitary Rules
A Thursday meeting at the Court House addressed county sanitary regulations for milk production and sale and a standard price for retail milk. About 150 attendees heard Walter Bee of Bethel preside. the Health Commissioner presented a resolution and permit deadline was extended to September 30.
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Court House
Walter Bee
Bethel
Distributors Association
Board of Health
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
Health Department
State Commission
Ohio
Clermont County
County Board of Health
Ohio Milk Market Commission
Ohio voters weigh tax limit amendment in November
In Columbus on September 23, Ohio officials announced filed petitions for a measure to lower real estate tax real estate levy from 15 to 10 mills. Secretary of State George B Myers reported 68 000 additional signatures, enough to overcome a prior 80 000 shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
George 8. Myers
Scarlet Fever Outbreak Closes Batavia Elementary
Batavia Ohio September 2 1933 letters inform parents three scarlet fever cases in the grade pupil body. The Batavia Board of Education with the County Health Department orders the grade building disinfected and the elementary school kept home until Friday morning September 29.
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Batavia
Ohio
Batavia Board of Education
C. R. Colburn
Paul K. Moore
Supt. of Schools
Squirrels Scarce This Season Across Regions
Hunters report squirrel game very scarce this season with many anxious men and boys in the woods initially. The shortage reduced activity and few reports of guns are heard. only a few are killing the limit in Clermont County.
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Clermont County
Marathon man held on serious beating charge
Frank Boose of Marathon faced Mayor E F Kendle in Georgetown on a serious charge of beating and threatening to kill Edna Pratt. He waived examination, requested bound over to the court of common pleas, bond set at 500 dollars, and he was jailed for lack of bond.
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Edna Pratt
Frank Boose
Marathon
E. F. Kendle
Georgetown
Court of Common Pleas
Kendle
Uncle Sam Orders More Pigs For Hog Reduction
The Farm Administration raises the hog purchase quota by 1 922 000 pigs for the emergency reduction campaign ending September 29. The original cap was 4 000 000 pigs between 25 and 100 pounds with 1 000 000 sows. the sow quota remains unchanged. Heavy shipments with premium payments prompted the increase of the overall quota by nearly 2 000 009.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Adjustment Administration
A. G. Black
Burglary Charge in Williamsburg Garage
Last week a burglary at Williamsburg garage saw auto accessories valued at a large sum removed. Sheriff Auxier arrested Charles Cornwell Herbert Jones D Wight and Walter Fancher bound over to the Grand Jury by Squire Larkin and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hauck
Williamsburg
Auxier
Chas. Cornwell
Herbert Jones
Bethel
D. Wight
Windsor
Walter Fancher
Squire Larkin
Music recital at Mrs Harmounts home draws mothers as guests
Mrs R S Harmounts music class presented a Saturday program at her home with mothers of pupils as invited guests. After the performance refreshments of ice cream and cake were served by the hostess. A county wide milk producers meeting will be held at Batavia town hall Thursday Oct 6 at 8 16 p m.
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Batavia Town Hall
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Nannie Kennedy
Times Star
Grange News
Tavia
P. T. A. Meeting
G. G.auxier
Ohio River
Meeting of Milk Producers
Uncle Sam
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