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Vermon t Courier one year priced at 125 dollars. Courier and Com Tribune one year 475. Courier and Cincinnati Post 475. Courier and Cincinnati Times Star 475.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1922
Page
8
Vermon t Courier one year priced at 125 dollars. Courier and Com Tribune one year 475. Courier and Cincinnati Post 475. Courier and Cincinnati Times Star 475.
In Batavia Carroll County a long list of local items follows a poem praising famous trees from Cambridge to Fontainebleau. The column notes include church meetings, family visits, births and deaths, plus community notices. The death of Elizabeth M. Doyle is mourned and John D. Rogers dies at age eight with funeral plans announced.
William Davidson 62 explains self destruction plan in Eldon Erion’s barn last Thursday. He wore a rope to a rafter, dropped eight feet but survived after Mr. Erion cut him down and neighbors helped. Family trouble after a second marriage ends in separation. the incident followed threats of death.
The Mt. Carmel Protective Association hosts a noon fish fry at Mt. Carmel Grange Hall on Saturday April 8. Mr Cal Crim and Crimetective Agency fellows provide entertainment with music by the Mt Carmel Band. Members may bring prospective members. come early.
Elizabeth Margaret Coyle aged 72 died at her son Rollin Coyle’s home on Main Street Batavia at 7 p m on Tuesday March 28. Born in Edzar county Illinois she moved to Cincinnati as a young woman and lived there until 1896 and since then in this county. Her husband Carlton T Coyle died in 1878. A lifelong member of the M E church she lived a Christian life and awaits a happier existence beyond. She left one child Rollin 8 Coyle, a known and esteemed resident. Funeral Friday from the regidore with burial in Union cemetery.
The East Fork Progressive Club held a guest gathering at the Hutchinson home on March 2. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Ireton of Norwood and several local residents. The program featured songs, recitations, musical readings, a Lincoln Life tribute, a humorous contest, and a lunch of ice cream cake and coffee before social time.
A Madison County endorsement letter praises Chanel C. Crabbe for three terms as Prosecuting Attorney and service as a state legislator and Republican Floor Leader. The note urges Ohio electors to nominate Crabbe for Attorney General, signed by party committee heads. It ends with a Tanlac endorsement by A. C. Nash.
A Batavia council debate questions delays in using automobile funds for street oiling meant to repair and preserve roads. Twenty five men reportedly agree oiling is a road builder. locals urge immediate start and allocate liquor-case profits to road work.
Last week a wind storm at Mt Washington blew down a partition in the school house where Miss Cecil Hulick teaches. No one was injured as children were moved to other parts of the building. The wind damaged several local structures. The Williamsburg I O O F lodge performed the first degree for Batavia lodge, led by Captain Frank Livengood. Grant souvenir coins in silver and gold are available to fund a roadway from New Richmond to the Grant birthplace, Pt Pleasant, with proceeds aiding the project.
John Nelson Judd born December 29 1841 in Bracken county near Augusta Kentucky died March 22 1922 at his Dayton Ohio home aged 80 years 2 months 23 days He married Margaret Louisa Jones July 10 1866 They had seven children five predeceased him leaving two surviving Birdie Heizer Deer Park and Cari Judd Dayton The deceased leaves 10 grandchildren and one great grandchild He served in the Civil War briefly then re enlisted in the 59th regiment He was a G A R member He joined McKendree M H B church near Chile later M E church at Amelia He lost a limb to disease years ago but enjoyed life spending winters in St Petersburg Florida He moved to a Dayton home September 16 with his wife near Carl and Mabel He was loved by neighborhood children and looked forward to park summers He faced death bravely and prepared for burial ending with a religious reflection attributed to scripture A E
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