Republicans to Meet in Columbus for Ohio State Convention
The Ohio Republican State convention will convene in Columbus on Monday and Tuesday, June 3 and 4, with 754 delegates, 878 needed for a nomination, and Hamilton County holding 87 votes. After national delegates are chosen, a recess follows before reconvening to nominate a State ticket. Also, Eastern Star Chapter No. 21 plans an April 17 district meeting in Georgetown to organize the Highland Park picnic on June 28 with fifteen chapters expected. Ella Williams of Williamsburg serves as secretary.
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Columbus
Hamilton County
Clermont County
Order of Eastern Stars
Georgetown
Minnie Gordon
Highland Park
Ella Williams
Williamsburg
System trucks by Ulrey Brothers group to be built in Chicago
Former clerks Clarence Frank and Sidney Ulrey of Ulrey Brothers organize a new firm named System to manufacture delivery trucks in Chicago. The first model aims at retailers with a price of 750 dollars, undercutting competing trucks at 950 dollars. Clarence Ulrey plans a further office to manage Airey Brothers business.
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Messrs
Clarence, Frank
Sidney Ulrey
Ulrey Brothers
Georgetown News Democrat
Chicago
System
Clarence Uirey
Airey Brothers
Owensville
Georgetown
Popular couple engagement announced in Willowville
G Speidel son of Mr and Mrs Henry Speidel of Willowville to Miss Marjorie High daughter of Mr and Mrs M High of Baldwin announced. Couple will reside at Milford on the Speidel farm.
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G. Speidel
Henry Speidel
Willowville
Marjorie High
Thumb Amputation After Factory Accident At Jones Hell
Carl Henderson lost the end of a thumb when it was drawn into a machine at the Jones Hell Factory. He was taken to a doctor for treatment and is recovering. The third quarterly meeting is slated for Saturday night and Sunday with Rev. J C Bremer presiding. No services at Owensville next Sunday. Ky F Wegner, pastor.
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Carl Henderson
Jones Hell Factory
J.C. Bremer
Owensville
Ky F. Wegner
Marcus Shoup Seeks Sixth District Republican Nomination
Marcus Shoup of Xenia announces his candidacy for Congress in the Sixth district. He is described as a strong, aggressive Republican with broad views and a record as Prosecuting Attorney and Probate Judge. Supporters vow a clean, courageous campaign and believe he would stand out in Congress among the district’s Republicans.
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Marcus Shoup
Xenia
Congress
Owensville Factory Resumes Full Operations
Owensville's new enterprise, the overall factory started last October, has resumed after a shutdown and now employs a full staff. Output runs 12 to 15 dozen per day and, with spring trade rising, will add workers. Local pride and support from citizens bolster the management.
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Owensville
Old Timer Operetta and School Cast in Milford Event
The Deestrick Skule show at Favret's hall highlights fifty years of school days with vocal and violin performances. A long cast list includes Cecelia Fetter, Claire Williams, Anna Marsh, Edith Ferree, Jessie Marsh, Carrie Patterson Beekies, and many others, plus a piano solo. The article notes community debate on Sunday baseball and references a Mother vote and a Goove Operetta on Friday at 8.
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Deestrick Skule
Ausville
Favret
Cecelia Fetter
Fido Boid
Claire Williams
Snider Dr
J. L. Marsh
Hannah Maria
A. J. Koeble
Alice Hunter
Prise H Miranda Sweetpickle
Shan Cannuues Chenapeaginness
M. E. Guild of
Owens
Nentnsicens
Monas
Apgar
Serers
Anna Marsh Youner
Lucinda Daugherty Mehitable Bousreugis
Edith Ferree Arcissus Houergyekee
Sas Conacmsa Wen
Jessie EK
Marsh
Carrie Patterson
Beekies
Jedidiah
Ezekiah Green
Frank Marsh
Rudence
Ann Plunket
Irene Pattloonaria
Sincerdaabint Et Schobert Capene Senengageeg
Elizabeth Fomorin
Daisy Doubledecker
Betsy Pringle
Neatfoot
Yapbier
Florence Leever
Milford
Fegrle
Letter from Lowell on New Jersey history and Hutchinson kin
In a March 28 1912 letter the writer recalls New Jersey lore from Trenton Princeton Morristown and Clermont settlers. He recounts Gen Hugh Mercer battle at Princeton 1777 the Washington network and Morristown as Washington's base. He records Hutchinson family line from 1627 and a Norfolk burial stone documenting Ann Hutchinson and extensive Ohio Kentucky descendants.
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New Richmond
Courier
New Jersey
Trenton
Rinceton
Hugh Mercer
Washington
Fabian Poley
Mockton Gunadiers
Mercer
Bennington
Schuylersville
Old Saratoga
Princeton University
U. S
Princeton
University
Divinity School
Cleveland
Morristown
Morris County
James Denniston
E. €. Patchell
Clermont
Elys
Peter Anderson
Harvey
Anderson
Marathon
Hartmans
Massachusetts Bay
E. Windsor Township
Hightstown
Mercer County
W. Sr
Ann Simpson
Isaac Goldly
Ann Hutchinson
W. Hutchinson
Wm. Hutchinson, Jr
Mary
William
Robert
Sylvester
Aaron
Ezekiel
Hannah
Ann
Catherine
Catharine
Ohio
Kentucky
Christopher Hartman
Clermont County
Joseph Jarvis
Lebanon
Warren County
M. E Church
Old Milford
Aaron Hutchinson
E. J. Hutchinson
Mary Hutchinson
Wiliam
W. ©. Bishop
Sarah Hunter
James Hartman
Isaac
W. H. Hartman
Wilmington
Rebecca
Adam Bricker
Elizabeth
Jacob Roudebush
Elizabeth Clark
Daniel
Elizabeth Rapp
Michael Cowen
Revecca
John Rapp
Pauline
James Rapp
John
Sarah
James
Paulina Medaris
Ambrose
Ellen Patchell
F. J
Sarah Hill
TN McAdams
Samuel
Fannie
Rachel
Kentuck
John Page
Mary Sly
Mary Aultman
Mary Barkley
Hutchinsons
Wm. Hutchinson, Sr
Ann Simpson Hutchinson
Oene Senna
Agriculture Roupeavsn
Ten Mile Presbyterian Church Dedicated In March Ceremony
The Ten Mile Presbyterian church building was dedicated on Sabbath afternoon March 31 with a large crowd. Rev. William McKibben preached the dedicatory sermon as the New Richmond choir assisted with music from Miss Lucas Miss Winspear Misses Johnson Pea cock and Mrs Dunn. Nearly $50 was raised and thanks extended to county papers and friends who aided in the project.
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Ten Mile Presbyterian Church
William McKibben
New Richmond Presbyterian Church
Easter Services Draw Large Batavia M E Church Crowd
A full Batavia M E church hosted Easter services with a new bonneted audience. The program by children, orchestra and choir received praise. Bechtel Walker Sullivan Aultman quartet and Bess Walker Gertrude Thompson duet drew good cheer. Rev Burdsall offered thanks as attendance remained high.
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Batavia M. E
Messrs
Bechtel
Walker
Sullivan
Aultman
Bess Walker
Gertrude Thompson
Clermont Convention Discusses Short Ballot and Court Reforms
The Clermont Friends column reports debate on short ballot proposals and the governor's influence on state offices. It also outlines proposed judicial reforms including a Court of Appeals replacing the Circuit Court and absentee evidence in criminal cases, urging public input from Clermont County.
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COL_umBus
Onto
Clermont
Probate Court
Court of Common Pleas
Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Clermont County
A. Dunn
Natal anniversary marked with surprise for Mrs. Kearns
The M. E. Sewing Circle hosted a post card shower and 70th birthday dinner for Mrs. Barton Kearns at her Amelia home. About 35 members arrived at 10 a.m. delivering 150 cards and presenting a china fruit dish after speeches and readings by circle members and guests. The event concluded around 4 p.m. with fond memories.
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M. E. Sewing Circle
Barton Kearns
Amelia
A. A. Eppert
Rev. Huntington
B. F. Miley
J. J. Armstrong
Susan Potter
Rebecca Kidd
Easter at M. E. Church Draws Large Attendance
Easter services at the M. E. Church drew 892 total attendees across sunrise, morning, and evening gatherings. The Sunday school counted 271 participants and the evening program featured Easter missionary exercises. Next Sunday includes Young Women classes led by Mrs. Titus and Mrs. Jeffries.
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M. E. Church
Holy Communion
Jennie Titus
Jeffries
Dr C A Collins Elected Peoria Commerce Leader
Dr C A Collins born in Batavia 1867 now residing in Peoria was education and medical professional noted for public service. He moved to Vandalia as a child, taught five years, graduated with high honors, practiced in Peoria and was named president of the Peoria Association of Commerce. he is a cousin of Mrs J L H Barr of this place.
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C. A. Collins
J. L. Moore
Vandalia
Peroria
Peoria Association of Commerce
J. L. H. Barr
Died in Cincinnati Miss Maud Dustin dies in Cincinnati
Miss Maud Dustin, daughter of Mrs Jennie Dustin, lived in Cincinnati with her parents and cared for her widowed mother. She died at her mother’s home Monday morning and will be buried Wednesday at Union Cemetery at 2 PM with Rev Burd sall and choir. She was popular with all who knew her.
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Miss Maud
Jennie Dustin
Cincinnati
T. B. Dustin
Union Cemetery
Burdsall
Homer Martin
Clara Addinbrook Dyer
Sterling Township
Brown County
Georgetown Gazette
Harold O. Clerk
M. E. Church
Williamsburg
Dyer
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