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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1891

Page

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Republican Convention Nominates Key Clermont County Ticket

The Clermont county Republican convention met in Harmony to nominate a ticket for county offices. Major George W Tem for sheriff, Otis Dudley for treasurer, R D Sapp for commissioner, Aaron Apgar for commissioner, and George Hausserman for infirmary director were nominated unanimously amid strong party unity and pledges to oppose Democratic policies.

George W. Tem Otis Dudley Clermont Dudley R. D. Sapp East Liberty Aaron Apgar Loveland Sapp Apgar George Hausserman New Richmond Hulick Wm. Haussermann Topeka Kansas Dillon B. Wilson Wilmington J. B. Swing

Cat in Jar Haunts Monterey as Neighbor Reports Odd Noises

A Monterey resident hears strange thumps and screeches at night. Investigating, he finds a cat with its head inside a long ceramic jar under a porch. The jar breaks. the cat recovers and rests after food and water. The incident ends with the community sleeping peacefully.

Leatherville Monterey Grassy Run

Clermont Teachers Institute Opens in Loveland Maine

The forty first Clermont county Teachers Institute opens at Loveland city hall with J. S McKinney presiding. Supt Cross Swing Johnson and Martin outline work in history arithmetic geography reading orthography and physiology. Attendees include numerous Clermont county educators and Loveland residents amid a festive welcome.

Clermont County Teachers’ Institute City Hall Loveland J. 8. McKinney O. W. Martin Jesus Supt. Johnson Avondale D. N. Cross F. E. Swing Mt. Washington A. B. Johnson Cincinnati Institute ASC Eau Sharoness D. W. Martin F. BE Osones Vane Murata del Sissies Geckos F. E M. Williams Lebanon Thomas M. Stewart

Opening Session of Institute Honors Teachers in August Evening

The August 10 evening session opened with Vice President Crane presiding. J. C. Miller delivered a welcoming address for the citizens, followed by a strong response from President J. S. McKinney. Prof. John C. Miller then gave a lengthy, engaging opening address on modern education ideas.

John C. Miller Mr. Miller J. 8. McKinney Institute Board

Felicity Native Advances in Regional Education Roles

The Felicity Ohio born treasurer of C C T I, born July 25 1867, built a long career in teaching and church service. He joined I C C F at 21 and M E church at 22, studied at Clermont county normal school in 1888 and Adams county normal in 1889. He taught Eureka schools for two years and has been principal of Elistun schools since 1890.

MNC P. Cronin Tabasco This County Tobasco Mt. Washington National Normal University Lebanon Ohio Branch Hill Loveland McKinney Chile Clermont County Franklin Township Goodwin’s Rural Amelia McKinney and Swing The E. Q. Crane Bethel Cincinnati Law School Felicity Public Schools Felicity M.E Clermont County Normal School Adams County Normal Eureka Elistun Schools

Official Roster of Registered Members and Endorsements

The list shows ACTIVE LIST LADIES including Emma McKinney Sallie Scott Maude Temple Stella Day Adah Leonard Nellie Leonard Rhoda Welsh Mary Davis Blanche Carnes and many others beside GENTLEMEN names such as Chas Eleton Fred Bishop Frank Price and Oren Morris WwW L Witham CJ Wissel. The document notes continuation on page eight and ends with a pitch for Simmons Liver Regulator promising a healthy old age.

J. S. Me Goshen Mmnermo Loveland C. Thompson Branch Hill E. Caddy Wilhamsville Rhoda Welch Amelia J. H. Ns Miron Marsh Delaware Ada Higgins Nellie Dobsor Bertha Chase Bessie McCarty Louella Scott Fred Bishop G. W. Witham Sallie Scott A. B.johnson F. E D. N. Cross T. A. Simmerman E. P. Goodnough T. L. Simmerman Wes Doughty Georgia Thompson Minnie Dugan Stewart Hotel W. D. Groves J. W. Groves F. E. Swing Gatch F. H F. H. Simmerman Stella Day May Oe W. L. Witham Emma McKinney Sallie Scott Maude Temple Adah Leonard Nellie Leonard Rhoda Welsh Mary Davis Blanche Carnes Mary Robb Louie Hook Louisa Hook Valera Hartshorn Blanche Scott Libbie Elston Rosa Clemens Olivia Clemens Emma Price Florence Bishop Eva Hawley T B Holderfield Effie Snell Miss RE Scatterday Tressa McGarden Emma Stewart Josie Rawley Lizzie Stevens Ella Halbisch Jennie Wiles Ida B Leever Winnie Hill Clara Maegley Chas Eleton Fescus Frank Price Reddick H Rowan Doughty Groves Witham Grosnickel Ferree Foster Malott Snider Oren Morris L Witham Wissel Tone Suarenes Leever Hill Poves David Spence Edward Cornell Inne

Harvest of Death in Adams county boiler disaster

Remains of two men killed and four injured in a boiler explosion on a farm in Adams county last week. The mill, owned by C G Goodwin and I R Limecox, used an old rusty boiler. Moses Sowers of Sardinia and Martin Tracey of Brown county perished. survivors include John Ratchford Noble McColm John Wilson Robert Adams.

Frank Williams Adams County C.G. Goodwin 8. R. Limecox Moses Sowers Sardinia Martin Tracey Brown County John Ratchford Noble McColm John Wilson Robert Adams

Adams County Shooting Sparks in Jefferson Township

Lawerence Kepp was shot in the left leg by Ike Ayers after a dispute over a horse in Kepp's corn field. Ayers fired after Kepp brandished a rock to recover damages, leaving Kepp with a slight wound and ongoing layoff from the incident in Adams County.

Jefferson Township Adams County Lawrence Kepp Ike Ayers Kepp Ayers

Death of Young Farmer in Evendale Bruises Parents in Edenton

Thomas Goodpaster, a young farmer from Edenton, was struck by a train while crossing the Evendale railroad near Cincinnati and died hours later at Good Samaritan hospital. His body was returned to Edenton for funeral services at the Christian Union church, where he was remembered as an exemplary young man.

Court House W. W. Prather McKinley United States Justice Chamber Ohio Prather Darry Ely Bantam Thomas Goodpaster Edenton Evendale Cincinnati Good Samaritan Hospital Christian Union Church

Daytons Henry Guenther Accused of Seduction Death

A Dayton man Henry Guenther was found guilty in a suit for bastardy and breach of promise with damages of 5000 dollars. He allegedly seduced the ward again after a failed promise, later married her, treated her poorly, and is accused of poisoning her. The Commercial correspondent notes the lack of sympathy and questions moral outrage.

Henry Guenther Dayton Guenthar

Pleasant Evening Delights Audience With Hattie Ely Recitations

The court house drew a packed crowd Friday evening to hear Miss Hattie Ely of Chicago perform elocution in a county event. Her program featured music and recitations including Barbara Fretehle and Artemas Ward on Women's Rights, with local residents Will R. Walker and C. T. Townsley delivering pieces and a closing quartette.

Court House Hattie Ely Chicago Miss Ely Our Town Lillies Bloom Tess “ Little Jim Pride of Battery B Barbara Fretehle Agdinia Tara Adoowahatteedenes Angel Solo Fog Bella C. T. Townsley Artemas Ward

Auditor of State directs Cler mont county tax cuts in 1901

A hot day in 1901 ends with a memo from Auditor EK Por to Cler mont county Deputy Dimmitt outlining a 17.2 percent cut on farm lands 19 percent from New Richmond Moscow and Neville and 10 percent from other incorporated villages as the State Board of Equalization prepares district valuations. The piece notes the strain on auditors Temple and Dimmitt as they adjust duplicates and recalculate land values.

Auditor of State Dimmitt Clermont County State Board of Equalization New Richmond Moscow Neville EK. W. Por Temple Mr. Dimmitt

Also Mentioned on This Page

Selves H. C. Derricks Newberry Lee Hitch William Ellis Union J. D. Donnelly Franklin D. K. Peterson Williamsburg Albert Crane Harvey Perin Otto Hausermann Charles Adams Milford James Hickenbaugh Batavia Charles Dawson Harvey Hicks John Fisher William Morehead John A. Ayer Carmel Republican Party Columbus Wm McKinley, Jr Wm. McKinley, Jr Alliance Washington Webster Ayer Washington D. C Herbert Smith Swope Pearl Applegate P. Grosnickle Eugene Dial Ktz Scatterday Peemstons Mies Ge ¢ Thompson Toreashov Janie Siean Price Miss Snell Louie B ‘Scot West Woodville Minot Fanella Mattox Ram Wa Ebay E. A. Simmermon Simmons Liver Regulator Adams Will R. Walker State OF Ohio
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