Republicans Warn Clermont Voters Against Democratic Coercion
The Clermont Courier denounces alleged Democratic coercion and manipulation within Clermont County politics. It urges Republicans to remain true to Republicanism, reject intimidation, and vote straight Republican despite pressure. The piece asserts past party loyalties and warns readers to avoid duplicitous influence from opponents. It also notes the state examiner remains active.
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Courier
Clermont County
Republican Party
Old Clermont
Clermont county Republicans rally amid old Sun dispute
The Courier reflects on Republican organizing in Clermont county as the state convention nears in Columbus June 3 and 4. The piece attacks a local paper’s Sun ties, laments past failures, and urges trustful party unity while critiquing media and political clashes.
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Columbus
Clermont County
Courier
Batavia
Sun
Davis
Williamsburg Notes Report Social, Family Moves and Events
Blair brick yard resumes operation and several locals move into newly vacated properties. wedding of Albert Stamm and Alice Honaker at M E church parsonage. Uncle Wesley McMillen dies after long illness, aged nearly 60. Various visits, travels, and community activities reported including church socials, district lectures, and hometown concerns.
Notable visits and plans in our village
Dr. Harry Holden and Miss Jennie Elis, recently from Xenia, reside with her sister Mrs. Lou McAdams. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Gaffin and son Earl of Peebies were guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Darling. George R. B. Carter visited Cincinnati. Several dwellings will be erected in our village this summer.
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Harry Holden
Jennie Elis
Xenia
Lou McAdams
H. B. Gaffin
Earl
Peebies
J. D. Darling
George RB. Carter
Cincinnati
Local residents share visits and events this week
The notes record numerous social visits and greetings from College Hill to Cincinnati. Mont Simons and Henry Simons visited a brother, Milton Bennett spent time with the Swee sisters, and a new baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs George Barton. Easter ball attendance and various calls among neighbors are noted.
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Mont Simons
College Hill
Henry Simons
Milton Bennett
White Oak
Lulu
Mollie Swee
George Barton
H. E. Moore
Jewel
John
Bethel
Selah Reeves
Cincinnati
George Snider
William Pickelheimer
Newtonsville
DeWitt Snider
Stanley Fagin
Joseph Abbott
Harry Snider
Robert Miller
New Richmond
Andy Binder
Ludlow
Kentucky
Will Knabb
John Sweitzer
Tom Abbott
Local Socials and Obituary Highlights from Oak Grove Area
Will Garrison and family of Oak Grove spent Sunday with Quincy Layman's. Bert Foote and wife of West Woodville visited Loren Goodpastor and family Sunday. Will Meek and family of Newltons ville were guests at Mrs. Ella Fox's Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Johnson of Cincinnati returned home after visiting her brother Henry Garrison who died Saturday. Herbert Renner and wife visited his mother Mrs. Carrie Barr. Herman Cast attended the Paterson examination at Batavia Saturday. Stephen Quinby and wife of Louisville and Calvin Quinby and wife of Mason were here for their father’s illness. Thad Newton and wife of Blanchester were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Glenn. Albert Callon Floyd Jordan Aetna Layman and Minnie Pierce attended teachers’ association Saturday. Charley Elston and wife, formerly Miss Georgia Young, closed a successful school term Friday. Thomas Quinby, an aged resident, died Saturday from paralysis after returning from Florida on April 6. Funeral at M E Church Sunday at 19 te a m Rev Callon officiated. The W. assisted as he was a prominent membai.
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Albert M. Stamm
Alice Leona Honaker
M. E. Parsonage
J.D. Darling
Mrs. Stamm
Tony Pohl
Third Street
John Davidson
Main Street
Nora Welch
Adams County
C. P. Chatterton
A. M
New Richmond
Moscow
Hugelpsport
Felicity
Williamsburg
Clara Smith
Frank Smith
Cincinnati
Rebecca Day
Mollie Tatman
Wesley McMillen
Hattie Davidson
Hugh
Georgia Runyan
Mina Davidson
Lorado
H. L. Britton
Portsmouth Meeny
Lou Beebe
Mabel
Bloom Rose
Amelia McCollum
Elizabeth Hull
Epworth Heights
Wallace Varren
J. E. Kelly
St. Martins
Will Garrison
Oak Grove
Quincy
Bert Foote
West Woodville
Loren Goodpastor
Will Meek
Newltonsville
Ella Fox
Sarah Johnson
Henry Garrison
Herbert Renner
Carrie Barr
S. Herman Cast
Paterson
Batavia
Stephen Quinby
Louisville
Calvin Quinby
Mason
Thad Newton
Blanchester
Ed Glenn
Albert Callon
Floyd Jordan
Aetna Layman
Minnie Pierce
Teachers’ Association
Charley Elston
Georgia Young
Thomas Quinby
Florida
M. E
Rev. Callon
Bethel notes and social items from Bethel area
Mrs Florence Leever of New Boston visits home folks as teachers attend C C T I session at Batavia. Several locals attend W C T U convention at Milford. Commencement set May 6 at Baptist church with Belstedt orchestra. alumnal banquet May 8 at Odd Fellows hall. The Bethel Journal will have new editor H C Autuman next week.
Scott's Emulsion Advertises Strong Bodies for Children
Men of oak timbers stand the homestead through years and childhood lays the foundation for a sturdy constitution. Scott's Emulsion is marketed as the right stuff stimulating growing powers and building a firm base, with Scott & Bowne as chemists in New York and Boston, price one dollar at druggists.
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Scott
Abigail Donham and Will Sampson Marry in New Richmond
In New Richmond Presbyterian Church on Monday at 5 pm Miss Abigail Donham wed Will Sampson of New York. A reception followed at the Donham home with numerous relatives and local and visiting guests from Cincinnati Norwood Batavia and other towns. The day saw large turnouts at M E church services and continued congregation attendance despite bad weather.
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Presbyterian Church
New Richmond
Abigail Donham
Will Sampson
New York
F. A. Roberts
L. F. White
Charles Clasgens
RB. F. Erdman
J. D. Fee
H. A. Shaw
H. Buckley
D. M. Roberts
E. J. Donham
Allie Daniels
Howard Hancock
Crane
Edth Crane
Sampson
Wright Sampson
Martin Sampson
Cincinnati
Mille
Norwood
Davis
Batavla
Local Links and School News From Williamsburg Area
J H Burns sells land near Osborn school house to James White. Goshen man Joseph Andrews sought a fresh milch cow last Saturday. Rubin Bigham and family visited Mrs Julia A White and Joseph Christie neighbors. James Snell and family spent Sunday with Wm Snell. Frances L Hutchinson visited relatives in Miamiville and Montgomery. Miles Ethel White and Gail Gorman stayed with Lillian Walker at Highland Farm near Williamsburg. Mrs Robert Hunter visited Wm Holmes at Marathon. Owensville calaboose stone work by Wm Duchman’s relatives. Joseph Brown Jr bought a fine young horse. Watches and clocks advertised at Stamm's Jewelry Store Williamsburg. School term nearing end. Miss Lillian Walker to lead next term. she praised by pupils.
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J. H. Burns
Osborn School
James White
Joseph Andrews
Goshen
Joseph Christie
James Snell
Wm. Snell
Frances L. Hutchinson
Miamiville
Montgomery
Miles Ethel White
Mise Gail Gorman
Lillian Walker
Highland Farm
Williamsburg
Robert Hunter
Holmes’s
Marathon
Duchman
Owensville
Joseph Brown, Jr
Julia A. White
New Editor Welcomed as Lindale News Notes Local Life
Enoch Myrick beams at the birth of a grandson at his daughter Mrs. Bagby’s Lindale home. John Weseli and wife, now in Cincinnati, celebrate a girl baby. Prof. C J Swing of Bethel named high school principal for three years. Arch Herget builds a two story replacing the old. Theodore Steelman to sell personal property and move to Williamsville. Earl Leede closes No 8 school with a teachers’ reception.
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Enoch Myrick
Cincinnati
C. J. Swing
Bethel
Arch Herget
Theodore Steelman
Wilhamsville
Earl Leede
Local Social News Highlights From Calvary Area
Miss Jessie Abrams and Blanche of Calvary spent Sunday with Miss Nora Arma cost. Many attended the Mt Zion convention. Nora Mofford returned from Elmwood Place visit. John White made a Cincinnati trip. Mrs. Lafe McCormick of Pt Pleasant came to help due to Mrs. John Simmons illness. The Easter M E church services drew a large crowd and the sun finally shone after dreary weather. Frost on Saturday morning. Misses Simmons Turner Bobl attended the Sunday school convention. Visitors Charley Gardner and wife at Joe Nichole’s. Charley Nichols and wife at Thos Armacoat’s.
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Mt. Zion
Nora Mofford
Elmwood Place
John White
Cincinnati
Lafe McCormick
Pt. Pleasant
John Simmons
G. L. Hauck
Earth
Nice
John Mofford
Will Woods
Blairville
John Simmon
John Laycock
Linale
John W. Simmons
M. E
Anna Simmons
Nellie Turner
Grace Bobl
Belle Kennedy
Dandy McNeal
Charley Gardner
Joe Nichole
Charley Nichols
Thos, Armacoat’s
Crosstown Literary Meeting Notices and School Update
The literary group met at Wm Varney’s home last Friday for a pleasant gathering. The next meeting is in two weeks at Mrs Zimmer’s. Delmer Jester returns from a western trip and Joan Armstrong returns for the school election. Farmers sow oats and housecleaning is underway as men work meekly.
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Wm. Varney
Lambe
Local Social Roundup Highlights Weddings and Services
Mrs. Apphia Robinson of Cincinnati visited her sister Mrs. Anna Gackins for the weekend. The high school commencement and baccalaureate sermons are set for April 29 and next Sunday evening. A wedding for Wilbur Dial and Laura Baldwin occurred April 16 in Cincinnati with guests from several families and a dinner in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
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Apphia Robinson
Cincinnati
Anna Gackins
Town Hall
Institute
Batavia
David
Lewis Boden and Son
Norwood
James Huntington
E. A. Fagin
Washington D. C
J. Archer
Rader
Baptist Church
Julia Daley
Ten Mile
E. Armacost
Elsie Widmeyer
Carthage
Angie Breton
M. E. Church
Union Chapel
Spabr
Wilbur Dial
Laura Baldwin
Aaron Cleveland
Rodemore
Cochnower
Spring Help Advertises Hagee Cordial of Cod Liver Oil
An ad urges spring readers to use Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil as a tonic to combat debility nervousness coughs and other ailments. It claims to restore vitality and rebuild tissue without grease and lists Katharinon Chemical Co as the producer in St. Louis Missouri.
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Hagee
Deee Eens Soda
Katharinon Chemical Co
St. Louis’ Mo
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