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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1924

Page

1

Primary results show mixed party ticket selections countywide

Tuesday's primary produced expected turnout with both parties voting, some cross overs noted. Republicans named Kearns Edgington Croswell Garland Gallagher Peterson Donley Hill Christopher while Democrats nominated Rice Vandament Patton Bennett Clark Whitmer Moorehead Carter Naylor Galbreath Davidson Long. totals to be reported next week.

Fred J. Croswell Franklin Township Carl.z. Garland Miami Township David Gallagher Union Township Edw BE. Peterson Williamsburg Foster Aultman Clarence P. Donley Ohio Fremont Hill A. ©. Christopher Congress Horace A. Rice General Assembly B. P. Vandament

Straw Stack Fire at Afton Destroys Stack and Threatens Barn

John Harold, a prosperous farmer in the Afton neighborhood, had thrashers at his place last week when a wheat harvest left a fine stack of straw. The straw suddenly ignited and burned before firefighters could extinguish it, with hard work needed to save outbuildings. Fire and straw don’t last long together.

John Harold Afton

Strosnider and Anderson Wed at Wesley Chapel

Edgar Strosnider of Mt. Washington and Miss Leona Anderson of Bethel were married at Wesley Chapel Cincinnati at 6 pm on Saturday August 2. Rev Buchanan officiated with Louise Strosnider and Carl McCannon as attendants. The bride, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs G C Anderson, has taught in Bethel and Mt Healthy schools. The couple will establish housekeeping in Mt. Washington.

Edgar Strosnider Mt. Washington Leona Anderson Bethel Wesley Chapel Cincinnati Buchanan Louise . Strosnider Carl McCannon Hyde Park G. C. Anderson Mt. Healthy

United States assayists praised for accuracy in bullion reports

American government assayists are praised for their precise work. The accuracy leads foreign countries to hold large deposits of United States coinage bullion in their gold reserves rather than their own production.

U. S United States

Lightning Kills Horses and Livestock in Storm

Joseph Livengood lost two horses, two cows, and two brood sows to a recent electrical storm. He sheltered the stock for noon, then found them dead on return from dinner. He now pursues insurance. Neighbors express sympathy for Mr. Livengood.

Joseph Livengood Mr. L

Primary Expense Filing Deadline Under Corrupt Practice Act

All candidates, defeated or elected, must file a primary expense report within ten days after the primary, by August 22. A heavy penalty applies for noncompliance. No certificate of nomination issued until the expense account is filed. See Frank Stagg, clerk of county election board, Batavia for blanks.

Frank Stagg County Election Board Batavia

Clermont County Teachers Institute and School Openings

Clermont County Teachers Institute will be held at Bethel August 18 to 22 with a strong program and urged attendance. The school year opens September 8 1924 to standardize start dates and annual reports. Boards must submit a three mill school levy again at the November election with precinct details to the election board by September 4.

Clermont County Bethel Election Board

Hughes Named Field Service Agent for Clermont Farm Bureau

J. P. Hughes of Owensville was appointed field service agent for Clermont Farm Bureau for sixty days starting August 11. This marks the bureau’s first full time field service employee as an experimental term. Hughes, known countywide, will begin with the Fair and then work with township chairmen and purchasing agents.

J. P. Hughes Owensville Clermont Farm Bureau Hughes Farm Bureau

Spontaneous Fire Destroys Eyler Barn in Ash Ridge Ohio

A large stock barn and two silos owned by J J Eyler burned completely between five and six Sunday morning in Ash Ridge Ohio. Fire started in a recently stocked barn with clover and new hay on old fodder. Neighbors spotted smoke early. an explosion appeared to trigger the blaze. Cribs and nearby outbuildings were saved, livestock were not in the barn, and the structure was partially insured.

Ash Ridge Ohio J.J. Eyler Byler

Petitions for Consolidation Filed in Brown County Courts

Twenty six voters filed petitions with Clerk Fred Innis to seek a special vote on consolidating the Brown county Common Pleas and Probate courts. Judge J W Tarbell will hold the petitions five days for objections, then decide on a November election if ten percent of the prior vote is reached. Cincinnati terminals gain a $3 500 car shop and track extensions to Stanley avenue to improve passenger service and connect to Dumont avenue near Carrell street.

Common Pleas and Probate Courts Brown County Fred Innis Common Pleas Court William Pohl John Wills Alice Burris H. E. Gotham Jess Dunam J. W. Tarbell Cincinnati Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Railroad Dumont Avenue Carrell Street Stanley Avenue Coney Island Eastern Avenue

Polish world walker visits Hillsboro with German police dog

A Polish traveler R C Burehowr nix walking around the world stopped in Hillsboro with a German police dog he visits every state aims to meet all governors and plans to enter Polish politics after returning home He claims to walk 25 000 miles under contract and carries a pedometer while his letters include one from Gov Donahey and one from the Hillsboro postmaster Faris and deputy postmaster McCoppin notes he plans to visit Mexico after the United States trip.

R. C. Burehowrnix Hillsboro Faris United States Union Gov. Donahey Mexico Poland Chillicothe McCoppin

Clermont Heir Benefit and Edwards Heirs Meeting

About 1,500 descendants of Captain Robert Edwards, a pre revolutionary British mariner, meet at the Grand Hotel in Cincinnati led by Mrs G C Walrath to discuss dividing a 99 year lease on Wall Street area property valued at 210 million dollars. They aim to raise 50 thousand dollars to fund the case as subscriptions come in nationwide.

Robert Edwards Financial District New York City Edwards Grand Hotel Cincinnati G. C. Walrath New Richmond Ohio Middle Western Edwards Heirs’ Association

Former Clermont Priest Dies After Erecting Stonelick Church

Rev. F. A. Gallagher, who nineteen years ago erected the country church at Stonelick, died last Tuesday at Seton Hospital Cincinnati. He was buried from St. Matthew church South Norwood, a church completed and dedicated recently under his direction.

F. A. ‘Gallagher Stonelick Seton Hospital Cincinnati St. Matthew Church South Norwood Father Gallagher

Crop Outlook Fades as Drought Hurts Farm Harvest

The drought ravages crops across the region with pasture nearly ruined and most staples suffering. Corn is mostly fired to the ear, tobacco struggles to survive, garden produce is scarce, and beans and tomatoes face poor yields. Farmers urge delayed planting for potential later profits.

Bethel Hosts Elaborate Home Coming Festival

Bethel in Clermont county plans an August 27 to 30 home coming with free attractions and daily speakers. Mrs. Wiggins from the Cabbage Patch will attend. dancing and singing entice all ages. Funds raised will help build a community building in 1925. expectations run high for a memorable gathering.

Bethel Clermont County Wiggins Cabbage Patch Bether

Tobacco Warehouse Contract in Hillsboro Site

The Burley Tobacco Growers Association of Lexington Ky has formed a contract for a site in Hillsboro to build a tobacco warehouse. A second contract covers moving a warehouse from Ripley to Hillsboro with construction to be awarded to S T McMilan of Hillsboro once materials arrive. The site will be bought from Charles L Carroll on land formerly owned by John Free near the N and W depot with a railroad switch aiding shipments. An abstract is under preparation and the deed will follow.

Hillsboro Burley Tobacco Growers Association Lexington Ripley S. T. McMilan Charles L. Carroll John Free

Local Hay Harvest Totals Near Liberty Township

On eight acres of average upland BE. H. and W. W. Robe of Liberty township Brown county cut and shocked about 19 or 20 tons of choice clover and timothy hay. It made thirteen nice stacks of clean hay.

BE. H W. W. Robe Liberty Township Brown County

White Mule Dumped After Confiscation in County

Citizens smelled whiskey as rumors spread of a private still an explosion. Sheriff J B Rapp and assistants were seen dumping 28 gallons of white mule confiscated from illegal operators by county officials. The action was ordered by the court.

J. B. Rapp

Pike work moves on linking county seat to state pike

The pike contract between Bata via and Hamlet is awarded to Pringle & Buerkle and progressing with a large force. When finished it will provide an outlet from the southern part of the county to the county seat and connect with the State pike at Stonelick toward Columbus via Hillsboro. In the interim travelers use creek routes via the mill to the Red bridge and the pike below Back Run along a good road.

Davis Donahey Congress Chas. O. Kearns Batavia Township Fred Edgington Washington Chariles Burdsall Jackson Township Batavia Hamlet Pringle & Buerkle Stonelick Columbus Hillsboro Red Bridge Back Run

Plea Guilty in Auto Driving Case

Sam Curliss of the Afton neighborhood appeared before Justice of the Peace Larkin last week on an operating a vehicle while intoxicated charge. He entered a guilty plea and was fined 75 dollars plus costs.

Sam Curliss Afton Justice of the Peace Larkin

Sunday School Picnic Pleases Amelia Children

Miss Annabel Flora hosted a picnic for her Sunday school class on a Amelia lawn last Wednesday afternoon. Forty five children attended with cradle member Martha Jean Houser age six months. Activities included games contests and a long decorated table with a snow mountain mound of popped corn. Ice cream cake candies and nuts were served. Guests include Marabeth Mattox Frances Woods Geraldine Barbara Edwards Larry and Buddy Guillermin Howard Mary and Beatrice Pollitt and Mary Jean Wasner. Mrs Alma Huntington assisted.

Amelia Annabel Flora Martha Jean Houser Flora Marabeth Mattox Middletown Frances Woods Pittsburg Penn Geraldine and Barbara Edwards Wilmington Del Larry and Buddy Guillermin Hutson N. Y Howard Mary Beatrice Pollitt Charleston W. Va Mary Jean Wasner Batavia

Court of Appeals affirms Ghiels conviction for unlicensed practice

The Court of Appeals upholds Judge Tarbell in affirming chiropractor Roy Ghiels of Maysville Kentucky, convicted in Brown county for treating patients at homes in Ripley without a State Medical Board license. Ghiels argued border practice rights but all contentions were rejected.

Court of Appeals Tarbell Roy Ghiels Fee Brown County State Medical Board Ghiels Maysville Ripley Ohio

Laurel grove picnic draws large crowd of candidates

A Simmon's Grove Laurel picnic last Saturday drew a large crowd with perfect weather. Speakers and music kept attendees engaged as county candidates attended, and family dinners filled the noon hour with no one going hungry.

Simmon’s Grove Laurel Ihs

Jersey heifers sold to aid Calf Club work in county

Nine bred Jersey heifers were sold by Clermont County Jersey Cattle Club members to C. E. Miller for use in Calf Club work in Danville Kentucky. Prices hovered around 150 dollars each, with the group planning further sales to expand the program.

Jersey Cattle Club C. E. Miller Danville Clermont County Kentucky Jersey Club Frank Walmsley Walmsley

Bolender-Shinkle Reunion Set in Brown County

Preparations advance for the forty second Bolender Shinkle family reunion in Lewis township near Felicity Brown county Ohio. The third Saturday in August is the date with thousands expected to attend. Organizers book speakers entertainers a good band and a noon community feast. The event remains the region’s best known reunion and invites public attendance.

Lewis Township Brown County Felicity Ohio

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Around the Clermont White Mule Pike First Court Livestock Cooperative Sales Association Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange Roseburg Oregon Warren Hamilton Butler F. G. Ketner Ohio Farm Bureau Federation C. W. Morford Tate Township O. T. Brown University Clyde F. Res Bolender
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