Clermont Institute Session at Milford Grows to Record Size
An enthusiastic Clermont Institute session at Milford closes a week of classes with broad attendance and lively programs. Professors Bonebrake Jones Logan and others lead arithmetic grammar history and primary work while music and a Ruth cantata entertain townspeople. State officials attend and praise training schools as teachers deliver practical lessons and outlines.
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Clermont
Milford
Clermont Institute
Clermont County
Bonebrake
U. S
J. W. Jones
U.S
Supt. Jones
Anna Logan
W. Jones
Dial
Carson
Boxwell
Lonebrake
Doughty
Belenbaugh
Jones
Rosenbaugh
Anna An
D. L. Fitzpatrick
Logan
Ruth
Institute notes praise and change at Loveland county teachers event
The piece highlights figures like Eugene Dial and Miss Cora Sanford at a county teachers institute. Supt. D. N. Cross will conduct five weeks of institute work, with praise for Anna Logan and Prof. George Chatterton. Name figures include Geo Hill G W Felter B Applegate and J W Hulick among ex examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Dia
Cora T Sanford
D. N. Cross
Loveland Schools
Anna Logan
Westwood
George Chatterton
Batavi
Ohio
Institute
Geo. Hill
G. W. Felter
B. Applegate
Swing
Hovey
M. Fulton
Fred Bishop
Byron Williams
J. W. Liming
E.G. Purkiser
L. Turnipseed
William Karns
John P. Cronin
Charles Whippy
Eugene Dial
Sutherland Refutes Agnostic on David and Numbers
William H. Sutherland debases Agnostic’s misreadings of 1 Kings and 1 Chronicles. He argues David sinned beyond Uriah, notes Hebrew usage on Horeb Sinai and variations in names, and discredits Agnostic’s plague figures and Amalekite claims. He defends biblical obedience and condemns rationalist quibbling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Uriah
Terael
Ward Brothers and Dog Kill Copperhead in Forest Encounter
In Olive Branch a four foot copperhead is slain by the Ward Brothers after their dog is venomously struck. The dog recovers after whisky treatment. the men rely on a stone crush of the snake and describe its behavior during skin shedding season. The incident is set against sparse notes on local copperhead reports.
Hulick and Weaver Families Hold Largest Reunion at Boston Fair Grounds
The Hulick and Weaver families met at the Boston fair grounds in Clermont county on August 1 1898 with nearly 1000 attendees including guests from Batavia Cincinnati Merom Indiana Steubenville Florida and Illinois. The event featured music elocution readings and a resolutions adoption led by John M Pattison.
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Clermont County
Hulick
Boston Fair Grounds
Monterey
Edson Bell
Batavia
E. Q. Crane
A. Hulick
G. O. Lytle
Cincinnati
Bessie Lytle
S. R. Fairfield
Merom
Indiana
Classic Bluff
Wabash
la Monte Prairie
Illinois
Maurice E. Weaver
Albion
John M. Patterson
George Smith
St. Louis
Martha Hulick
Methodist Church
Republican Party
G. W. Hulick, Jr
Steubenville
Ohio
Joseph S Hulick
Mary E. Hulick
Clifford Hulick
Jacksonville
Florida
la Rue Stanley
Rushville
Marissa
Katherine Ducknall
Milford
Budge
G. W. Hulick,Jr
Robert Ely
Eli
May Perine
Mt. Auburn
John M. Pattison
Dr. Hulick
Association
Hattie C. Hulick
J. P. Chestnut
Alberta
Monterey Band
Boston Fair Board
Clermont Courier
Sun
EF. R. Duckwall
O.p
W. O. Hulick
George Wageman, Jr
J. S. Hulick
A. C. Weaver
Willam Duckwall
George E. Duckwall
Truman Roudebush
G. W. Hulick
Washington, D. C
Pot
Hattie Hulick
R. W. Chestnut
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Charles Browning
Carrie
Wilmington
Lavina Perin
Auburn
Verna Walker
Tusculum
Lena Hulick Kerlin
Florence
Kansas
Bandits hold up cyclist on dark road near Gambier
Amos Binkley riding home from camp meet last Friday evening was halted by two assailants who blocked his path, searched his pockets, then vanished into the woods. He was not badly hurt, only shaken, and notes he had left his money at home. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised to restore strength. A reunion for the 1th Obie, previously set for the 24th, is postponed to August 2 at Kenyon Military Academy Gambier Ohio. The academy begins its 70th year September 2, 1808, offering details in a catalog. The new pension board assumes duties Angst 16.
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Abijah
Xrhoe
Abishalom
Absalom
Uriel Ans
Absabalom
Oshea
Nub
Jehoshua
Hobaty
Land Nam
Ornan
Chron
NI Bam
Aradnah
Araniah
Nero Claudius Domitianus
Uriel
Roth
Samuela
Baul
Amalek
Arabia
Petraea
Persian Gulf
Shur
Egypt
Palestine
Saul
David
Ziklag
Hezekiah
Simeon
Josephus
Asmoneus
St. Paul
Wm. H. Sutherland
Amos Binkley
Binkley
Appointments Made as Postmasters in Three Towns
J Anderson named postmaster at Loveland replacing Hatborn. J H Farson appointed at Goshen succeeding Doughman. G C Bartlett serves as postmaster at Chile, taking over from Ed G Prather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Anderson
Loveland
John Hatborn
J. H. Farson
Goshen
T.J. Doughman
G. C. Bartlett
Chile
G. Prather
Pair Catches 52-Pound Catfish at Neville
F L Donevin and Al Clark of Neville caught a 52 pound catfish at that point on Friday. The fish would be worth a Democratic silver dollar at one cent a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Donevin
al. Clark
Neville
Marshals Arrest and Lockup After Ripley Arrest Attempt
Marshal Thompson of Ripley with Deputy Shea went to Manchester to arrest Dr. Cook, a local electric appliance seller. The arrest failed, and the pair were jailed by Manchester officials, fined five dollars and costs each for public intoxication.
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Marshal Thompson
Ripley
Manchester
Shea
Dr. Cook
Adams County
Hay Field Fire Burns Snyder’s Cocks Near Bethel
Last Wednesday a traction engine passing a Bethel hay field emitted sparks that ignited fifteen hay cocks belonging to Charles Snyder of Mt. Crab. Flames spread quickly over the field before control arrived. The engine owners Willis and Wilson will compensate Snyder for the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Charles Snyder
Mt. Crab
Messrs
Willis & Wilson
Snider
Franklin man arrested for adultery in Milford
N D Smith of Franklin Warren county was arrested by Marshal Worz of Milford after a telegram from Mrs Smith. The couple, living in Milford for weeks, were jailed with Miss Curliss the soap peddler. Smith was sent to Batavia to serve fine and costs. Mrs Smith was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.D. Smith
Franklin
Warren County
Marshal Worz
Milford
Pioneer William McMurchy Dies at 97 in Ohio Township
William McMurchy a Franklin township resident and Felicity pioneer died Saturday morning aged 97 98 depending on count Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church and he was interred in Old Fellows cemetery Born in Scotland January 1800 he came to Ohio in 1819 and served as ruling elder in the Presbyterian church a model Christian and staunch Republican admired by all who knew him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McMurchy
Felicity
Presbyterian Church
Old Fellow’s
Scotland
Ohio
Franklin Township
Quiet Rural Wanderers Begin Camping Trip From Williamsburgh
A party from Williamsburgh Clermont county arrived in Wilmington Tuesday evening for a camping expedition. The group includes Rufus Walker family, Joe Walker family, D A Raese family, John Fuhr family, Ed Bishop family, a young Walker, Anna Weaver, Tom Ferguson, O Martindale family, and Rose Martindale. They camp outdoors and plan to enjoy their outing. The report notes uncertainty about whether they will camp near the public square or the post office corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Republican
Williamsbuurg
Clermont County
Wilmington
Rufus Walker
Joe Walker
A. Raese
John Fuhr
Ed Bishop
Walker
Anna Weaver
Tom Ferguson
0. Martindale
Rose Martindale Aho
Beaufies of Advertising Joins Man and Widow in Mt Holly Marriage
Theodore Myrick of Mount Holly, long widowed with a large family, answered a matrimonial ad from Zanesville. He traveled to wed an attractive widow with one child, returning to Mt Holly as her husband. The tale touts the power of printer’s ink and a timely newspaper notice. Byrup of Figa is advertised as a general remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Myrick
Mt. Holly
Zanesville
Sam
Myrick
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Figure
Song
Wusic
Miss Logan
Mies Cora T. Sanford
Bonébrake
Dea
Mise Logan
America
Byron
Watps
Navy
Charles Pelton
Wil Kirgan
Mrm
Robb
Charles W. Burns
D. W. Cann
Georgia Thompson
Mina VY. Hitesman
D. L. Fitepatrick
Henry Davis
Mary McGrew
Agnes Walker
Stolla Day
Leona Hitesman
Gateh
John Groves
Frank Swing
G. J. Swing
D. N.cross
Johan Cronin
Wes Doughty
Anna Pattison
Moscow
Mary Hall
Summerside
Ed Smith
Amelia
B. F. Swope
John Hancock
Patten
P. Atwood
Goshen Township
Con. W. Gatch
G. B. Bolenbaugh
Major West
Florence Bishop
Alma Jones
Eva McMullen
Charies Adame
A. W
Ally
Moses
Israel
Satan
Mt. Sinai
Mt. Horeb
Horeb
Sinai
The
Ward Brothers of Olive Branch
Fray
Bantam
Olive Branch
Ward Brothers
Ward
Dick Beagle
Cella
Ing
Erion
Hase
Hood
Kenyon Military Académy
Gambier
Ohie
Milfod
Mount Holly
Wade
Math Street
Ninth
Obolonat
Hin
Junelitser
Phil
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