Letter From Murray Titus on Himalayan Trek to Pindari Glacier
A diary style update from Takula May 1911 recounts Murray Titus and wife traveling with 19 coolies 2 servants and 2 chaprasis. They detail daily logistics payments of annas per man per day and the chaprasis coordinating labor while describing marches 14 miles in a day and camps at Dak bungalow. They observe Hindu funeral rites at a sacred river junction and note water clarity and mountain scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takula
Bageswar
Sarju
Raja Chand
Murray
Kapkat
Sabib
Oliver
Fenerens
Kapkot Dak
Olive
Sherman
Loharkhet
Qlive
Dak-Bungalow
Miss Warne
Miss Parkhurst
Batavia Wins Third Game In Afton County Match
Batavia defeats Middletown 12 to 3 in the decisive third game of the series. Box score highlights Roudebush 2B and Lamb 3B for Batavia, Gatch 11 strikeouts for Batavia, Steele 7 for Middletown. Umpire Sailor. Time 1 hour 40 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Middletown
Hewitt
If Griffith
Kirgan
Roudebush
Klinger
Smythib
Middletown AB
SB Greathouse
Hallotsy
Peo Mayer
Steele P
Vongel EE
Lamb
Gatch
Steele
Highland Park Chautauqua Opens With Wide Attendance
Opening day at Highland Park Chautauqua drew large crowds both afternoon and evening. Performers included Miss Walk er, Gertrude Thompson, Mrs. Spencer, and speaker Thomas Brooks Fletcher. The week features notable figures and a culminating late eastbound car held for attendees along the Ohio pike line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Frank Dixon
Judge Alden
Mother Lake
Dr. McNutt
Phileda Rice
Edward Elliott
Dr. Colledge
Alden
Lake
Fletcher
Eee
Ohio Pike
Amelia
Highland Ark
Hulick-Weaver Reunion Showed Strong Attendance Despite Weather
A Hulick-Weaver reunion in Lebanon drew a large crowd with music by Wright's Columbus trio and an afternoon program including recitations and felicitation of deceased relatives. Award winners and officers were announced, and a spring ice cream supper preceded event notes. Snow in May and July was mentioned as a rare sight in nearby Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulick and Weaver
Wright
Columbus
Ohio
Highland Park
Clermont
W. W. Duckwall
Jennie Titus
William Hulick
Frank Hulick
James Weaver
George Moyer
Sims Tate
Lucien Tate
Forrest Ely
Frances Hulick
Lois Stevens
Helen Weaver
May Perin
Elizabeth Walker
Edith Laub
May
Elizabeth Hulick
Alice Dial
Lavender
Kate Doughty
Dora Smith
Donald
Delaware
W. O. Hulick
B. F. Moyer
Waneth
Tie Hulick
J. 8. Hulick
W. EB. Apple
H. F. Weaver
Christian Endeavor Convention Held in New Richmond
The Christian Endeavor Societies of Clermont County met last Thursday at the New Richmond Presbyterian Church. A large gathering enjoyed a well prepared program and an engaging event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies
Clermont County
New Richmon Presbyterian Church
Dairymen Meet On Cincinnati Milk Shipments Friday
The Tri-County Institute schedules a forum at Loveland on Friday August 4 to discuss Cincinnati Board of Health rules requiring dairies shipping milk into Cincinnati after September 1 to obtain a permit. Dr Blume will speak for the Board on permit requirements, with representatives from French Bauer Company and Model Dairy invited to present their views. Endorsements from producers distributors and health officials aim to foster better farmer health department understanding and benefit all milk producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Board of Health
Cincinnati
Tri-County
Loveland
Board of Health
Blume
Courts Hear Various Civil and Financial Matters
The court docket lists Lang v Jenk ins for money with $100 claimed plus interest, and Breeding & Joseph for a will contest. Injunctions, alimony, tax judgments, and real estate conveyance orders follow, with marriages licenses filed and wills and real estate notes presented. The Lebanon post office designated a postal savings depository on August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Lang
Harvey E. Jenkins
Samuel Sprague
William C. Kain
Alice
Brinkman
Nichols & Nichols
Breeding & Joseph
B. L. Wood
W. H. Johnston
A. N. Paxton
Griffith & Nichols
D. W. Murphy
Batavia Turnpike
Miami Bridge Co
Jennie E. Davis
William
Davis
Nettie Leair
William Leair
Williamsburg
J. B. Turner
The
Postoffice Department
Lebanon
Devoted Life Remembered in Funeral Tribute for Mrs. Anna Frazier
A large funeral at the family home on Broadway honors Mrs. Anna R. Frazier born December 10, 1845 in Batavia. She married twice, leaving husband Gustavua A. Frazier and daughter Alpha Speidel, plus a son John White Stiles and grandchildren. She was active in the M E church and civic circles, described as a loving mother and loyal friend. Interment is at Citizens Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Frazier
Anna R. Frazier
Broadway
Edmud Burdhall
Frazier
White Homestead
Batavia
Ursuline Convent
St. Martins
Ohio
John Stiles
John White Stiles
Cleveland
Gustavua A. Frazier
Alpha Speidel
Charles Frazier
Frank White
Clara Stagg
John Rodgers Stiles
Marion Frazier
Russell
Anna Virginia Speidel
Clermont County
John White
Old Bethel Church
Bantam
M. BE
Wood Street
Ladie
M. E. Guild
Wife dies in brief illness at Bethel burial
John Gomien, formerly of Bata via and now of Tate township, mourns his wife who died last Friday. She was buried at Bethel on Sunday at 10 a.m. Fred Gomien, a brother, attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gomien
Batavia
Tate Township
Bethel
Fred Gomien
Retired Civil War Vet Purchases East Batavia Home
Frank Dunlap a retired farmer and Civil War veteran bought the A. R. Allen property in East Batavia last week. The house sits in a desirable neighborhood and the sale is noted as taking place mid August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dunlap
A. R. Allen
East Batavia
Xenia Board Hires Staff and Discusses Sewer Funding
At a regular board meeting in Xenia the U S and 8 O Home trustees rented 28 of 82 cottage matrons. Appointments include Lydia Davenport as music director, Myra Johnson and Katherine Campbell as grade teachers. The board also debated whether $5 000 from the legislature should be paid to the board or the Auditor of State for the sewerage disposal plant deficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
U. S
8. O
Xenia
J. P. Elton
Lydia Davenport
Ashtabula
Miss Elliot
Myra Johnson
Hillsboro
Katharine Campbell
Hether
State
Peebles Puts In Daylight Lighting Plan
Attorney August M. Brick of Cincinnati and John Neill secured the contract to light Peebles and met with the Peebles electric light and power company last week. They bought a 150 horsepower Hamilton Corliss engine and an 8 watt generator and switchboard to ship within 30 days. The company promises Peebles’ nights will appear daylight by early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August M. Brick
Cincinnati
John Neill
Peebles
Morley Eppert Birthday Party Near Locust Corner
A large gathering at Morley Eppert home near Locust Corner celebrated his 41st birthday. Thirty six guests enjoyed a dinner with baskets and two long tables piled with food before lawn games and social time. Attendees included Dr Edwin Behymer Mrs Lizzie Bennett of Tusculum and others from Hyde Park Mt. Washington Clermontville and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley Eppert
Locust Corner
Mr. Eppert
Edwin Behymer
Lizzie Bennett
Tusculum
Spencer
Hyde Park
Dora Behymer
Mt. Washington
E. C. Baker
Arthur
Clermontville
Peake
Los Angeles
Eppert
Local social notes from Newtonsville and nearby towns
Carl Slye and family of Foster’s Crossing were guests of the Pingle family. Mrs Byron Jones of West Carrollton stayed with the Conover family. Miss Maude Williams improves after nervous prostration. J L H Barr of Batavia made a business call. Charles Tice and father left to visit Indiana. Harry Losey spent a day in Cincinnati. Miss Millie Knott visited cousin Mrs Uhl near Owensville. Barney Morris and wife visited the Aber family. Miss Lulu Pingle home after Oxford College term. William Carr and son, slow fever. Edna and Marie Applegate visited Edenton friends. Geo Sapp and family at their Midland home. Gaylord Needham and family with Marathon relatives. Joseph Carr and family with Blanchester relatives. Mrs Earl Roudebush entertaining sister from DSC. Burrill Jordan and family visited relatives near Martinsville. Mrs Louise Maddox entertaining relatives from the UN. Agna Whittaker left Wednesday for visit with daughter in Norwood. Far Jones and wife entertained a city friend. Edna and Lucille Work nesting relatives in Dayton and Lebanon. Mary Needham of East Walnut Hills visited relatives. Mrs Carnes of Hyde Park spent the ith Mrs Daniel Barron. Several attended the funeral of Mrs Pringle near Edenton Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Slye
Foster’s Crosses
Pingleamily
Byron Jones
West Carrolton
Conover
Maude Williams
J.L.H. Barr
Batavia
Charles Tice
Indiana
Harry. Losey
Cincinnati
Millie Knott
Uhl
Owensville
Barney Morris
Norwood
Aber
Lulu Pingle
Oxford College
William Carr
Raymond
Edna
Marie Applegate
Edenton
Geo. Sapp
Midland
Gaylord Needham
Marathon
Joseph Carr
Blanchester
Earl Roudebush
DSC
Burrill Jordan
Martinsville
Louise Maddox
Agna Whittaker
Far Jones
Lucille Work
Dayton
Lebanon
Mary Needham
East Walnut Hills
Carnes
Hyde Park
Daniel Barron
Outings and Visits Across Mt Holly and County Events
Mt Holly residents share weekend visits with relatives and friends from Dragota Shelbyville and nearby towns. The community notes attendees at New Richmonds convention and a county meeting with various family visits and ongoing chores. A local incident at a home near St Judans is briefly mentioned as a misfortune with no details.
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Murray Titus
Pindari Glacier
Himalaya Mountains
EB. Chamberlain
Clinton
Bucklen
Lerado
Fredy Ore
Wile
Mestad
Higgins
Ene
Telnet
Dangherty
Elde
Highland Park Chautauqua
N. Yu
Nicholsville
Spring Grove
Saas
Phu Uday
Ry Tala
Haba
Ti Ja
New Richmond
Common Pleas Court
Probate Court
R. J. Hackney
Carrie K. Jones
Heber Honaker
Hamlet
Rose Day
Frederick
Leeds
Winchester
Myrtle
Mott
John E. Cook
Goshen Township
Washington, D. C
Mary Katharine Cook
Walter C. Cook
A. 8. Thomas
H. C. Connelly
Chas. R. Klose
Recorder's Office
Hoffman
Georgeeents
Washington
Mary
Evans
Ein Muis
I“ C
Montgomery
James
Thirey
Owen
Melanie
Keller
B. HL
Isan
Newtonsville
MT. Holly
William Liston
Dragota
al Smith
Shelbyville
Ind
Peeton
Cemetonie Than
C. M. Edwards
New Ri
Dia
Durham
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Orthyd County
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