Clermont County Teachers Institute at Bethel Program
The Clermont County Teachers Institute schedule for Bethel runs August 20 to 26. Activities include morning and afternoon sessions led by Rev. Fisher Mrs. Marie M. Hawes J. W. Ireland and A. M. Crane with songs invocations and addresses, plus receptions and officer selections.
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Clermont County Teachers’ Institute
Bethel
A. G
Ccitu
Trea Institute
Eeereeereres
Ugig. Ec
Eeneercerrenns Institute
J. W. Ireland
School Park
Long Institute
Marie M. Hawes
Dela Peansbeert Vest J. W. Ireland
Riese Sesideg
Institute
Tebds Caile
Agayebs
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Arnold
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Fisher
Seseeseeeseneneseneeenendinestess Institute Agatess
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Ireland
MUBIC
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Eereeereeneees A. M. Crane
Musie
Eseseeeeveeseeeeneensesenens Institute Agarobs
Seererreeeeey J. W Ireland
MUBIG
Institute Agatobs
County Clerk Annual Report for Year Ending July 1 1928
The document presents judicial statistics from the County Clerk for the year ending July 1 1928 detailing divorces commenced and decided, custody outcomes, jury fees, criminal prosecutions including indictments and convictions, fines and costs, civil cases in Common Pleas Court, appeals, and naturalizations by country. It lists pending and disposed figures and notes changes from 1922.
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Common Pleas Court
Coume
Court of Appeals
Boston Fair Promises Grand Exhibition In August
Boston Fair opens August 14 to 17 drawing crowds via site roads flooded with autos. Entries pour in as races loom, with agricultural and floral halls as key attractions. Grounds described as well kept with ample water, track groomed daily and dust controlled. Clermont residents urged to support this top circuit event.
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Agricultural Department
Floral Hall
Clermonters
Farm Bureau District Meeting Attended by County Officials
County Chairman Dr Norris and County Agent Clyde F Tom with J Dawson M McLaughlin and J Heil attended the District Farm Bureau meeting in Georgetown on Saturday July 21.
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Dr. Norris
Clyde F. Tom
J. Dawson
M. McLaughlin
J. Heil
The
Farm Bureau
Georgetown
Farm Accident Claims Life Near Mt Crab
Farmer A. Sidwell of near Mt Crab was fatally injured last Wednesday when a mower threw him and struck his head. Authorities say the fall possibly broke his neck as he was cutting hay. The report notes auto fatalities lead in national death tolls.
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A. ©. Sidwell
Mt. Crab
Clermont Day at the Zoo Draws Hundreds of Visitors
Clermont citizens enjoyed Clermont Day at the Zoo last Saturday with a cloudy morning followed by crowds after lunch. Bethel Day also closed businesses for a zoo visit, and over 800 townspeople were checked in.
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Clermont Day
ZOO
Clermont
Bethel
Fishermen Caught Seiving Violations In Georgetown Area
Four men from Highland and Brown counties were caught in the act of seiving fish by fish and game authorities. Calvin Templin and Lloyd Hottle of near Lynchburg and Walter Cloud and Samuel Kidd of Perry township, Brown county, arraigned before Squire Fee. All but Templin pleaded guilty and were fined 50 dollars with costs total 67.50 dollars. Templin, a second offender, was fined 75 dollars with costs total 92.50, due to a gun in the offense.
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Highland
Brown County
Fish and Game
Calvin Templin
Lloyd Hottle
Lynchburg
Walter Cloud
Samuel Kidd
Perry Township
Squire Fee
Georgetown
Templin
Hillsboro Gazette
Truck stolen from Morrow farm recovered in Cincinnati
A Ford half ton truck was stolen from Walter Shuff of Morrow on Saturday night and found Monday in Cincinnati sold for 20 dollars. Ed Garland a 16 year old Indiana resident and Shuff’s farm worker was jailed and will face juvenile court. The Western Star notes Shuff’s Ba tavia origin and mentions a well attended United Brethren picnic at the Boston Fair Grounds with games social time and a small surplus.
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Walter Shuff
Morrow
Cincinnati
Ed Garland
Indiana
Mr. Shuff
Shuff
Morrow Horse Rangers
Western Star
Batavia
Boston Fair Grounds
Donahey Takes Family Fishing Trip to Canada
Governor Donahey leaves Columbus at 2 AM with six sons and entourage including the penitentiary warden and staff for an auto trip to Cobkan Ontario to fish. The party includes a chauffeur, an auto mechanic, and a cook, amid criticism of using taxpayer funds for the campaign and trip.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donahey
Canada
Bob
John
Hal
James
Richard
Vic
P. E. Thomas
State Penitentiary
Don R. Thomas
Cobank
Ontario
Toronto
Times Star
The
Treasury
Penitentiary
the Treasury
Tempora
Mores
Church Property For Sale In Owensville And Batavia
Trustees advertise the Owensville church property with substantial grounds and seek private sale permission. Proceeds will go to the church building fund as the congregation plans a new home in Batavia after services ceased in Owensville.
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U. B. Church
Owensville
Batavia
Batavia Man Enters Auto Tire and Coal Trade
Otto H. Wilke of Batavia launches an auto tire business and coal sales for furnaces and stoves. He offers delivered cooking and heating coal at 7.00 and Pocahontas coal at 9.25 per delivery, with prices described as very attractive to justify inquiries.
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Otto H. Wilke
Batavia
Auto Tire
Pocahontas
South Western Dairy Sales Association
Georgetown
Burley Tobacco
Estate Proceedings And Will Provisions In Local Court
Additional Court filings show inventories for Viola Sapp Genevieve Schneider Kenneth and Carl Schneider minors Cecelia Clasgens and Wm Snider estates, exemptions from inheritance tax, and a statement in lieu of final account. The wills section assigns Grace Kidd a cow Beauty and equal shares to Grace Kidd and Mary K Buchanan, with Joseph I Kidd named executor. witnesses Louise Baum and Clara W Gregg.
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Viola Sapp
Genevieve Schneider
Kenneth Schneider
Carl Schneider
Cecelia Clasgens
Wm. R. Snider
Hannah R. Kidd
Grace Kidd
Mary K. Buchanan
Joseph I. Kidd
Louise Baum
Clara W. Gregg
Motor bus drivers in Ohio must be licensed and American citizens
Columbus reports new Ohio Public Utilities Commission rules require all motor bus drivers to be licensed at age 21, American citizens, with strict safety provisions including flags, no alcohol or smoking while driving, single passenger seating except in emergencies, baggage limits, no trailers, and mandatory public notices of insurance policies. Lease transfers and mortgages listed follow.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Farm Bureau Plans Consolidation With Burley Group
James A. Kehoe and Murray D. Lincoln report a productive Portsmouth conference on coordinating Ohio Farm Bureaus with Burley Tobacco Growers. They anticipate Burley field service work moving to Farm Bureaus to handle contracts census spotting and member communication.
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James A. Kehoe
Burley Tobacco Growers Association
Murray D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Portsmouth
Ohio
Burley Tobacco
Burley Tobacco Organization
Kehoe
Lincoln
Fourth Quarterly Meeting at Batavia U B Church
The fourth quarterly gathering at Batavia United Baptist Church runs August 1 and 5 with preaching services Wednesday evening and the regular business meeting. Sunday includes Sunday school, preaching and communion. All are welcome.
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Batavia U. B. Church
Family Reunion Held At Groves Home Near Batavia
A large gathering of relatives met last Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Will Groves home near Batavia. Guests included George Fuller and family, John Hartman, Lot Hulick, Chas Violet and families, C. W. Johnson and wife, Amanda Violet, Allen Groves and family, Harley Bennett and family, E O Young and wife, George Groves, Sarah McHale, Laura Cade, Everet Groves and wife Florentine Groves and Miss Etta Johnson. A noon basket dinner was served on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Groves
Batavia
George Fuller
Huntington
Ind
John Hartman
Lot Hulick
Chas. Violet
C. W. Johnson
Amanda Violet
Allen Groves
Madisonville
Harley Bennett
Mt. Washington
O. E. Young
Georgetown
George Groves
Sarah McHale
Laura Cade
Everet Groves
Florentine Groves
Etta Johnson
Carthage Fair Sets August Dates with Fireworks
The Carthage Fair runs August 8 through 11 featuring nightly fireworks and the largest display of agricultural products yet. The premium list promises attractive figures for exhibitors and admission is 50 cents.
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Carthage
Milford Seeks Police Protection Against Local Burglary
Milford business leaders complain burglars raid the town semi weekly while officers focus on Cincinnati prohibition enforcement. They cite better pay and attention away from Milford. Two tickets will run in the fall, hinting at possible change. The piece ends with agricultural imagery about weeds and harvest.
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Milford
Cincinnati
Danehay Enforces Prohibition By Dismissing Officials
Governor Donehay asserts state power to remove mayors and officials who fail to enforce prohibition laws. He warns that operators of slot machines punch boards and other chance devices are subject to undercover state intervention at any time.
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Donehay
Trucker Severed Artery In Accident Near Cincinnati
Arnold Howell, 80, of Mulberry, was injured when a truck engine backfired while he cranked it en route to Cincinnati. The impact severed arteries from elbow to thumb and a deep elbow gash required hospital care at General Hospital, Cincinnati.
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Arnold Howell
Mulberry
Cincinnati
General Hospital
Farmer Injured by Bull near Williamsburg
Edgar Fisher, a farmer near Williamsburg, was attacked by a large bull while bringing in cattle. He fought with a club losing it, was knocked down and sustained two broken ribs. He held the bull with a nose ring until his father arrived with a pitchfork to rescue him. A doctor attended to his injuries.
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Edgar Fisher
Williamsburg
Mr. F
Education law sets tests for prospective elementary teachers
Senate Bill 191 requires entrants to training schools for elementary teachers to pass three standardized exams in English grammar general ability and subject knowledge. Vernon M. Riegel announces tests will be held in county seats on Tuesday August 14 with scoring by the county superintendent. Students must take tests if planning to enter a state or county normal or any college training teachers. Clermont county lacks a normal, so examinees must test in their attendance county.
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Vernon M. Riegel
Clermont County
Preventive measures against jiggers in town
Jiggers are plentiful and on lawns affecting all ages. A preventive advised is to dust shoe soles and uppers with pulverized sulphur before berrying, and to apply a little coal oil around shoe tops to help keep them away.
Popular Couples Married in Batavia Double Wedding
Edward R. Hughes of Cincinnati and Dorothy M. Flora of Amelia wed July 28 1923 at Rev E Burdsall home Batavia The ceremony also joined Charles Utter and M Lolo Malot of Williamsburg with their spouses as best man and bridesmaid The event included prayer and a celebratory dinner with fried chicken and rich viands
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Edward R. Hughes
Cincinnati
Dorothy M. Flora
Amelia
Wm. H. Flora
C. D. Floro
Alaine
A. Wagal
Ada N. Williams
E. Burdsall
Batavia
Charles Utter
Lolo Malot
Williamsburg
Allen Stewart
Jennie Jester
Hughs
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Teachers’s Institute
Ceceeedeseesetesensreaneerens Institute Agatorb
J. W. Ireland Music
Annual Report
Austria
Germany
NEW Business
Recorder's Office
John L. Marsh
Charles Craver
Stonelick
Geo. Craver
Bertha Demint
Sheriff
Chester Campbell
Martha E. Fee
B., F. Cushard
Moscow
John W. Vaughn
Hazel Vaughn
Washington
Loveland
Anna L. Dillon
Carrie Hicks
George Randall
Frances A. League
Clement L. W. Wishard
Wm. E. Parrish
Monroe Tp
Clermont Farm Bureau
Quarterly Meeting
Carthage Fair
Danehay
Farmer
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