THAT TEXAS CONGRESSMAN REVIEW OF PLAY AND PLAYERS
Two crowded Batavia houses welcomed a Texas congressman and the cast in a two night amateur theatre. Miss Mary Cowen led as Bossy with a vivid transformation from plains child to society lady, while Mrs. Will Griffith impressed as frontier wife and Washington hostess. R. W. C. Gregg portrayed the congressman with celebrated flair, and the supporting ensemble including Edward Buvinger, Homer Glancy, Kirk Kennedy, Bertha Bishop and Allen Glancy delivered polished performances. The production featured Cincinnati costumes, skilled scenery touches, and music by Mary Lane and Mabel Cowen plus a Spanish dance by Blanche Kain, earning rare praise for Batavia theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Bossy
Mary Cowen
Plains
Julia Dean
Histronics
Golden Farmer
Blanche Kennedy
Indiana
Bertha Bishop
R. W. C. Gregg
Edward Buvinger
Milt Kain
Brander
Kain
Homer Glancy
Kirk Kennedy
Joe Stagg
Percy Jamieson
Tom Hamilton
Stirling Moore
Allen Glancy
Richard Swing
Robert Blanchard
Robert Davis
James Ashburn
Lon Bunn
Batavia
Vialbie
Cincinnati
Mary Lane
Mabel Cowen
Blanche Kain
Segal
East Fork fishing advances thanks to Ohio Fish Commission
The Ohio Fish Commission has improved East Fork fishing, attracting bass with various baits and a surface-trolling habit. Batavia anglers once faced bait uncertainty but now need only spoons, one for fish and one to stir coffee, as Clermont streams grow more progressive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fish Commission
East Fork
New York
Ohio
Batavia
Clermont
The Old Grimes Suit Ends In Settlement
In Adams county two brothers, Smith and Lewis Grimes, ended years of civil and criminal fighting over their father’s estate. Lewis faced embezzlement and perjury charges amid multiple lawsuits sparked by disputes over portable property and a bank failure. a settlement was reached, terms undisclosed, ending the civil and possibly criminal actions. Smith Grimes also owns the famous mineral springs in Adams county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Grimes
Smith
Lewis
Lewis Grimes
Smith Grimes
Clermont Normal at Amelia Opens May 9 1892
School promotion ad for Clermont Normal at Amelia Ohio. Emphasizes teacher training for examinations and better salaries with experienced instructors, including mathematics languages literature and pedagogy. Details instructors and locations Mt. Washington and Withamaville with contact Supt J B McKinney F E Swing A L Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Amelia
J. 8. McKinney
Ohio
F. E. Swing
Mt. Washington
A. L. Clark
Withamaville
Court Matters and Local Notices Highlight May Term
New case actions include George L. Leaming versus Frederick Schuncke with equitable relief and a forty day window for defense and bill of exceptions after the current term. Mary Holmes versus David Aible heard today. A chancery decree orders sale in H L. Arthur vs McNeally Union Building loan case. Obituary notes: John Hamilton, 85, of Richland County, died suddenly. Batavia visit recalled. Capt Cullen, postal inspector, surveyed offices in Ohio Indiana Kentucky amid Easter renovations.
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George L. Leaming
Frederick Schuncke
Equitable Relief
Chiove
Edward Jones
Mary Holmes
David Aible
H. L. Arthur
William McNeally
The
Union Building and Loan Association
Capt. Cullen
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Beott and Kennedy
Batavia
Bio Calls
Solomon spectacle Dominate John Robinson Exhibition
John Robinson's Show introduces a grand biblical pageant Solomon, his Temple and the Queen of Sheba with lavish stagecraft and processional display. The piece arrives in Batavia on Monday April 25, offering a moral, historical showcase famed for its music, ballet and sacred scenes. The article also notes dangers of street dogs and suggests owners keep dogs indoors or face drastic action to protect property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robi
Queen of Sheba
Solomon
Sheba
City of
David
Jerusalem
Obinson
Batavia
Grounds for Growth of the Public Square
Commissioners urged immediate cleanup of the public square beside the new jail ground. They called for clearing litter, sodding the area, removing muddy bridge pavements, and transforming the site into a county asset. Delay, they argued, reflects on the commissioners’ energy and spoils the jail’s appearance.
Local notes mix humor and health tips in Xenia press
In recent weeks printer shortages caused misprints and friendly corrections. News items mention Nando Shoemaker of Goe's station, Leigh Galloway as YMCA director, and a witty quip about Pleasant township’s $4000 surplus. Ads promote Syrup of Figs and Hood's Sarsaparilla while local events highlight a German club party in Milford with over 100 guests and a Bethel Normal School instructor’s appointment.
A Plea For The Children Circus Day At School
A nostalgic editorial urges closing schools for a circus day next Monday praising the event as a joyful childhood memory. It argues circuses inspire wonder with ponies band lions and glittering tents and urges prioritizing circus attendance over political meetings for children’s happiness.
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Courier
Revival Meets Draw Crowds at Batavia M E Church
Evangelists Mrs Von Holz and her daughter Ida lead daily revival at the Batavia M E Church. The eloquent speakers attract many citizens, guiding attendees toward salvation and leaving listeners feeling blessed after each service. The meetings include morning, afternoon, and evening sessions with strong emphasis on personal conversion and spiritual armor.
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M. E. Church
von Holz
Ida
Mies
Ida von Holz
Satan
Batavia notes place and people in a busy week
Frank Thuber and Miss Lulu Wyatt of Uindale visit. Mrs. Alice Lamay guests of her parents. Congressman Pattison takes family to Washington for summer. Batavia G A R posts delay entertainment until June. Arbor Day planned for Batavia schools with program. George Seipke visits town with bride after Cincinnati trip. Island of San Domingo sold to US private company for 2.4 million. Spring arrival marked by hand organ street music. Local politics and audits discussed. Died of accidental fire at Vanesville aged 78. Local church aims to purchase pipe organ. Major Mossy opposes market house ordinance.
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Frank Thuber
Lulu Wyatt
Uindale
Alice Lamay
A. B. Shaw
Charles Wolfer
Hattie Simeton
Milford
Hattie Rain
County bonds authorized for Cler mont with tax levy
Legislation passed last week lets Cler mont county issue 25000 in bonds to fund infirmary and county debts. Ten thousand will retire infirmary debt and fifteen thousand will satisfy county debt. Bonds carry five percent interest, with an annual tax not exceeding one mill to pay principal and interest.
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Clermont County
Lulu Wes Infirmary Fund
County Fund
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Fork Fishing
School For All
John Hamilton
Harvey Hamilton
Richland County
Mr. Hamilton
Imann
Iseaerk
Seton
John Robinson
Snarleyow
Pleasant Township
Brown County
Brewster's Hall
Last Mont
Hood
J. W. ‘Tanoura
Bethel
Amelia High Bchdal
Amelia Fetter
Allen Lockwood
Neil Dennison
Mamie House
Mary Tatman
Mary Elizabeth Swing
Belt
Church of the United Brethren
M. Jones
Blanchester
California
Maine
Bantam
Indiam
Batavia Knights
Pattison
Washington
C.H. Lochard
Bertha Holmes
Blanche Atchley
Williamsburg
Adam Leever
Loveland
F. M. Fisher
Laurel
Noah Corbin
Pt. Isabel
Waterloo
Batavia G. A. Rs Post
Lou Buerkle
J. E. Reeves
Big Four
Clermont Boys
Cleveland
San Domingo
United States
U. S
Nice
George Seipke
Jenkins
Crane
Clinton County
Wilmington
Bastavia
Will Baum
Batavia Lecture Association
Histrionic Society
Kline
Opera House
Percy Ashburn
Philadelphia
Hamilton House
Gus Wolf
Col
Tom Fitch
Troy
Nettie Hays
L. R White
City Mall
Nettie
Simmons
A. Liddsley & Son
Bulletin
Walnut Street
Harrison Ocurer
Palace Stable
Locust Corner
Elworrth
Meeker
Joan Crosweth
Hamilton
F. Hutson
Dr. Belt
Ellen Lyman
Layman
Goshen
Fannie Raper
John Joliff
Com. McClure
Price
Simmons Liver Regulator
Miss Sinnert
Mt. Holy
E. E. Hutson
Baghel
Glaney's
Aaimns
County
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