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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1910
Page
8
A Batavia Ohio notice offers loans of $2,000 secured by real estate with E C Ely attorney. It mentions Mrs. James Mcurehy of Nicholsville and a Kendériday event in Batavia. George Aaren advertises money to loan on real estate, repayable on one day’s notice, via C O Kearns.
An assortment of classifieds and notices from Dayton area sources. Includes medical product ads for Fletcher’s Castoria and Digestive tonics, a home sale offer for Dr John Bunn’s residence, lodging and mail service mentions, typhoid fever note, and various local business promotions and contact details. Names include Clermont hotel owner Beni Fiscus, W. E. Ports of Dayton, and Dr Pomorin.
State School Commissioner Zeller urges all schools to observe May 18 as Memorial and Peace Day since May 10 would be too late for most schools. Jesse Ellis Post No 740 is urged to attend roll call April 30 at 2 p.m. for Decoration Day preparations. Clermont County Sunday School Association holds its forty fourth convention May 2 and 3 at Felicity M E Church with Rev Cole as speaker and two delegates per school.
Greene county backs Jesse Taylor as candidate in the Sixth district direct primary. Hon. Taylor filed in Xenia with 1582 names, showing broad support across Greene and neighboring precincts, while township opinion emphasizes Greene county’s unified backing for his nomination and eventual election.
The message states that the paid matter cannot be construed as The Courier's endorsement of Jessie Taylor's bid for the Republican nomination for representative from the Sixth congressional district.
Bethel Lodge No. 61 F and A M dedicated its new hall Saturday at 4 p.m. Wives of Masons served luncheon after the dedicatory services in an adjoining room. The 8 p.m. session conferred the M. M. degree with strong attendance.
Grant Peddicord aged about 50 died at his Bethel home on Thursday after moving there with his family about a year ago. He leaves a widow and three children. Funeral services were held Saturday at Brown's chapel near Mt. Crab, his former home.
Charles Frazier of Williamsburg will run a chair jobbing business in the old Mc Adams Carriage factory. He plans to buy chairs from various manufacturers, assemble and finish them, and sell to his trade, expecting a profitable start.
The Farmers' Tri State Dairy Association will meet Saturday April 30 at 7 30 p m at Rapps Hall. All members are requested to be present. Important business.
The Kain Hotel, once owned by Williamsburg Bank, has been razed. A brick modern building will be erected on the site, with work to begin soon and completion slated for an early date.
Shamoonjn offers hair dressing and materials including tonics creams and Castile soap with combings priced 5c and 8c. Mail orders welcomed. Mrs M D Kratzer advertises from Williamsburg Ohio.
Mary F. Brammer files a petition in Clermont County Court of Common Pleas seeking to quiet title to described Amelia district property in Batavia township Ohio. Defendants include USIE ROBINSON Mary Norrie Shepard Norrie Eugene R. Hancock Harry Branaugh Annie Wail John Wail Nellie Wail Florence Branaugh and others.
Williamsburg Presbyterian church votes to demolish the local manse and erect a handsome new church on the site. A sizable sum has been raised for the project, expected to be among Clermont county’s finest. Mrs. George P. Moore, formerly of Batavia, died in Norwood. her funeral and burial occurred in Batavia’s Union cemetery.
Local listings advertise curtain poles and extension rods at 10 cents each. Lace curtains priced at 50 cents per pair. Matting sold by the yard at 12 6/8 cents, with 165 and 26 cents per yard noted.
Nicholsville closes school May 2. Rev Joseph Shephard preached at M E church Sunday. M E Sunday school elected officers led by William Norris as superintendent. Clermont County Sunday School Association delegates named. Presbyterian Sunday school reorganized with Emma McNair secretary and Eva Bigsantz organist. Local moves include Frank Meeker to David Emons farm and Harry Garth occupying vacated property. Social and visiting notes from Kansas to Newport accompany prayer meeting plans.
Mrs Fitzwater spent time with her son Wright in Plainville. Will Glancy visited Batavia. Miss Lucy Lucas stayed with Irma Brooks. Irene and Helen Moorehead were in Bethel. Attendees went to the Equit y meeting at Felicity. Newton Williams transported machinery to Hamersville. Wm Glappy and wife spent Sunday with Sam Cover. Brooke returns from Brown county visit.
WEEKLY AND daily boarding at 20 cents per bed or meal with good home cooking. A feed stable is connected, located a square and a half above the town hall on Main street. Miss Kate Erion also listed. Also notices offering money to loan at 6 percent interest through Frazige and Hicks, Batavia Ohio. Further loans advertised by W R Walker, Attorney for the Batavia Building & Loan Company, Batavia Ohio.
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