Marriage Licenses and Cincinnati Varietys Big Show
The page lists two marriage licenses Frank Meyer and Misa Caroline Snider plus Arthur Jackson and Martha Ferguson and Charles Weaver and Stella Demaris. It highlights a strong Cincinnati variety show led by the Vaidis Twin Sisters with a new act on a silver revolving trapeze and Lizzie Valdis’s dive from a theater dome. Governor Bushnell appoints R W C Gregg of Clermont to manage the reformatory, succeeding Lee C Lake. L C Luke of Licking will become superintendent of the reformatory farm.
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Frank Meyer
Misa Caroline Snider
Arthur Jackson
Martha Ferguson
Charles Weaver
Stella Demaris
Cincinnati
Vaidis Twin Sisters
Lizzie Valdis
Manafield
Bushnell
R. W. C. Gregg
Clermont County
Reformatory
Lee C. Lake
Licking County
Gregg
Clermont Courier
Batavia
L. C. Luke
Licking
Pride and Pride Bites Through Church Fashion Critique
A broad critique of modern church fashion and pride notes a shift from plain worship to ornate buildings and music. The piece condemns costly dress, cushioned pews, and fashionable choirs while defending dignified attire and grand church design. It cites an Aberdeen quote tracing fashion sources and urges restraint amid evolving worship styles. The essay also covers local civic notes on school authority, horse-stand rules, and election ballot procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Clark
Locust Corner
Dreas
Aberdeen
Glasgow
Edinburg
London
Paris
Heaven
Baccalaureate Sermon Moves to Evening at M E Church
The baccalaureate sermon for the class of 1896 will be preached at the M E church Sunday evening instead of morning. Presbyterian services will be omitted that evening to allow all to attend the M E church. At Presbyterian church Sunday morning the annual report will be read by the board clerk.
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M. E
Presbyterian Church
M. E. Church
Edward Marsden
Bright Nails Versus Polishing Trends Share Fainting Alarm
The article notes rising tastes against rhinestone like nail glow and paste luster. M Jamieson president of First National Bank fainted at his desk but recovered after assistance. doctors attributed it to overexertion from outdoor work and mowing the lawn.
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New York World
M. Jamieson
First National Bank
P. F. Jamieson
Dial
Dr. Belt
Assault Upon the High Seas Aboard the Hud son
Capt. Frank Agnew of the steamboat Hudson was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Mason for assault on the high seas after slapping a drunken colored barber on board while in motion. He was bound over to the U S Court in $100 and released on his own recognizance.
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Frank Agnew
Hudson
United States
Mason
Agnew
W. A
West Union
Adams County
Mhnshore
Copas
Dunlap
Blair
The Cycle of Dandelions Through the Seasons
The passage traces dandelions blooming in humble beauty and fading into fragile remnants. It foresees a sequence of seasonal blooms from locust blossoms to lilacs and roses, then fruits, as days shorten. Nature's colors shift from summer brightness to autumn hues, with Jack Frost hinted as the final touch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Arbor Day Celebrations and Local Community News
Arbor Day activities at the public school include a park march, tree planting by high school pupils, and readings and music. Various local items follow, from a champion lady cyclist to church organ plans and a bridge incident, with numerous community notices and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Chatterton
Harriet Hitch
Lucy Larcrom
Will Brown
Old Soldier Pension Bill To Shield Veterans
A congressional bill proposed by Mr Pickler aims to protect pensioners by preventing unjust discontinuances or reductions and permitting reopenings of cases since January 1, 1892. It requires open court testimony for disputed claims and full access to case papers, with broad provisions on evidence and witnesses. The measure, titled to facilitate uniform pension rates and proof, is set for a House vote Friday with expectation of Senate support.
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South
Blill
Pickler
Goshen Schools Program At M E Church This Thursday
The Goshen Commentment at the M E church features a lengthy program with cornet and violin solos, readings, and audience readings led by Prof. Turnipseer and Fred Bishop. A large attendance is anticipated as residents at home and abroad read along. The event also notes a forthcoming 1897 fall election on a constitutional convention and taxation reform debates. Charles McAllister of New Richmond was jailed on charges including resisting an officer, carrying concealed weapons, and grand larceny following a prior incident at Willenbrink's saloon. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as blood purification and disease prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
M. E
S. L. Turnipseer
Fred Bishop
Charles McAllister
New Richmond
Willenbrink
Batavia Township Teachers Appointed for Next Fall
The Batavia Township Board of Education announced teacher appointments for districts next fall. District 1 Wm Groves. 2 Frank B Holter. 8 H H Glaze. 4 W G Robinson. 5 O Weaver. 6 unemployed. 7 Michael Groves. 8 Maud Reed. 9 C E Smith Principal. 11 John Marsh. 12 Principal Wm Fulton. 14 Lucy Mills. Salaries are 45 per month for seven months for last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township Board of Education
Wm. Groves
Frank B. Holter
H. H. Glaze
W. G. Robinson
O. Weaver
Michael Groves
Maud Reed
C. E. Smith
John Marsh
Wm. Fulton
Winnie Hill
Lucy Mills
Divorces Filed In Monroe Township and Williamsburg Case
John Porter sues Martha Mahala Porter in Monroe township for divorce citing neglect and willful absence over three years and seeks custody of two children born to the couple after a July 1889 Laurel marriage. Bertha N Smith seeks divorce from Melancthon Smith in Williamsburg after a 1889 marriage, one son, and alimony tied to land holdings in Williamburg with the court deciding support terms.
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John Porter
Martha Mahala Porter
Monroe Township
Laurel
Bertha N. Smith
Melancthon
Williamsburg
Williamenburg
Harvest Hands Available Along Main Street In Ripley
Across the warm days along the sunny side of Main street in Ripley farmers find harvest hands of various sizes colors ready for work. If you want a single day plowing or fence clearing, this is not the place to search. The notice mentions local arrests and legal actions affecting W. A. Copas and cases involving life insurance claims tied to Judge W. S. Dilatush and two insurers.
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The
Bee
Main Street
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Georgetown
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Happy Hollow
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Robinson
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Williamsburg Township
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Republican Party
J. R. Woodlief
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George W. Smith
John M. Donnelly
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Erie E. ‘Weaver
Lewis T. Arthur
de Bernot
G. W. Smith
Berth M. Pidgeon
B. F. Jelleff
Norm D. Bishop
Hope
Dora Haskin
L. Denza
Kasay
U. Mabel Cramer
H. Riley Clark
Badine
Townsing N. Heywood
Oren Morrie
Jellett
Benediction
G. W. Easton
Hood
Batavia Township
Ripley
Lebanon
Common Pleas Court
Anna B. Dilatush
Fidelity Casualty Company of
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W.S. Dilatush
W. H Meain
Union Casualty and Surety Company
St. Louis
Dilatush
MR. Nasil
Frank Nash
Ametia
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Nash
Ohio Turnpike
Mr. Nash
Clermont Teachers’ Association
E. M Bell
L. Turnipseed
Goshen School
Woc Thompson
Minami University
A. L. Clark
D. 8. Richards
Cora Griffis
W. L. Turnipseed
George B. Hatfield
W. L. Witham
A. L Monee
Ames
Marah
D. Lee Fitzpatrick
Batavia High School
Reading
Kate
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