Clermont teachers institute notes and schedule details
Dense clerks notes describe daily sessions of the Clermont County Teachers Institute in Loveland with lectures by Dr. T. M. Stewart and local supervisors. Activities include geography and language classes, musical performances, debates on the Warren County Plan, and evening entertainments with numerous named participants and an enrollment of 257.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Swing
T. M. Stewart
Cincinnati
Institute
Dr. Stewart
Bessie McCarty
F. E. Swing
Lupts
Simmerman
C. W. Martin
A. B. Johnson
Messrs. Shields
Shorten
Thompson
Martin
CO. J. Swing
Cross
McKinney
T. L. Simmerman
Warren County
Messrs. Johnson
Rev. Williams
J. Swing
City Hall
Georgia Thompson
Dr. Martin
A. P. Lonsbury
Mary Stewart
May Stewart
Jessie Todd
Lounsbery
Charles M. Williams
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Lebanon
H. C. Smith
Miamiville
Cronin
Ranly
Supt
Darke County
Svtrr
F. B. Dyer
G. Milton Hammel
Byron Williams
Williamsburg
J. F. McKinney
Felicity
J. Headley
Dr. Headley
America
H. Houck
Pennsylvania
Warren County Movement
Clermont
New Richmond
Mississippi
Richmond
Rigney
Epworth
Louis Miller
Wilbur G. Warner
Chautauqua
Epworth Assembly
Riverview Assembly
Epworth Chautauqua
Louise Fisher
Art Hall
Mary Sheerer
School of Modern Languages
Olga Nippert
Mary Frost
Lida
Anita Kellogg
Delsarte
L. H. Price
Nellie Mirrielees
Cincinnati Normal School
Alice H. Thompson
Carrie F. Thompson
Loveland
Emily Bell
Emma L. McCord
Ohio
Endora B. Holmes
Lara M. Holmes
Goshen
Burglary and Capture After East Liberty Chase
A daylight burglary at the Maham residence ends in a gunfight with two tramps, one captured at Milford and the other at Batavia. Harry Pate, 18, and Thomas Voroski, 15, face charges as locals describe the dramatic pursuit through East Liberty, Perintown, and Milford with a mob scene and jail transfer. Remains a case of theft and assault with suspects held for grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Veraski
Harry Pate
Oakland
Pittsburg
Pate
Cincinnati
Williamsburg
Lyman Maham
Maham
Batavia
Sheriff Keen
Teal
Mabam
Duckwall
East Liberty
Steve Cramer
Perintown
Milford
Gus Wert
Enquirer
John A. Murrell
Hogman
Bishop
Grand Jury
The
Charley Bebee
Batavia Nine Defeats New Richmond For County Title
In a decisive game Batavia outplayed New Richmond 16 to 7 to claim the county championship. Batavia pitcher Lloyd fanned 17 and New Richmond hurler Jones was tagged hard. the return in Batavia is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon near the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
Moscow Club
Moscow
Milford Boys
Milfords
Batavia Boys
Harve Zimmerman
Charley Frazier
del Bunn
Richard Swing
Rome Murphy
Will Lloyd
Arthur Carter
Ed Moore
John Brown
Batavia
New Richmonds
Jones
Lloyd
Batavians
New Richmond Boys
Acton and Haywood to Wed at Goshen M E Church
Albert Acton and Miss Emma W. Haywood of Goshen will marry Wednesday morning September 2 at 10:30 in the M E church Goshen. Rev Van Cleve will officiate and the couple invite friends and acquaintances to witness the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Acton
Emma W. Haywood
Goshen
M. E
van Cleve
Remarkable Twin Tragedy Near Afton
Mrs. William Weaver in Afton mourns the death of her 21 month old son on Monday morning and, later the same day, gives birth to another child. The event is described as an extraordinary coincidence not recorded before by the eldest inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Committee
Township Board of Education
T. L. Simmerman
J. Swing
H. J. Smith
Mary Robb
Rhoda Welch
Lottie Paxton
Cushing
Blanche Anchutz
Bessie Griffith
Harry Moyer
J. B. Worl
The
Presbyterian
E. R. King
M. E. Church
D. H. Brader
Eighth Street Intermediate Schools
Cincinnati
Blanche Scott
A. A. Hamer
Westboro
Louise Hook
W.L. Ware
E. P. Cole
Wilson Foster
Gatch
Ben Swope
James Tone
C. J. Swing
Peoples’ Party
Practical Farmer
F. E. Swing
D. N. Cross
C.K. Smith
W. C. Tarton
A. L. Clark
C. M. Williams
Lebanon
G. W. Witham
Milford
W. D. Groves
Ed Simmerman
Robt. Martin
Newtown
Mattie Ferguson
Adam Leever
West Loveland
Fredrica Tharp
J. W. Cushing
Norton and
Casey
Frank Vandevort
W. Dawson
New Richmond
J. L. H. Barr
Batavia
Judge Breeding
Institute
Mary Hall
Chile
Oren Morris
Pearl Applegate
Henry Sears
D. W. Carns
Charles Elston
H. F. Anshutz
Lizzie
Estella Stevens
Isabel
M. Johnson
Michael Norton
J. Skillman
F. B. Dyer
E. Q. Crane
Blanchester Fair
Thomas Lyon
Edenton Schools
Henry Houck
Silas Weaver
Monterey
Elliott Malott
Weaver
Malott
Mr. Baum
Billy Baum
Voroski
Ohio
Dennison
Breeding
William Weaver
Afton
Copperhead Killed on Ulrey's Run Near Bantam
Charley Ulrey killed a copperhead on Ulrey's Run near Bantam last week. The snake measured a yard in length and seven inches in circumference, the eleventh reported this year in the locality. The season continues past frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulrey
Charley Ulrey
Bantam
Local Fairs and Events Announced for Late August to September
Community notices list Ripley Fair from August 25 to 28, Bantam fair September 29 to October 2, New Boston fair August 1 to September 4, a September reunion of the 7th regiment at Milford, and a Last Days Pompeii run starting Monday August 24. Universalist picnic at Kugler's grave near South Milford is planned for tomorrow the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley Fair
New Boston Fair
Milford
Pompeii
Universalist
Kugler
South Milford
Painters Fall From Scaffold at Terrace Park
Two painters H. L. Wheeler of Cincinnati and John Miller of Mulberry were working on a building at Terrace Park when a scaffold hook gave way. Wheeler clung to a window sill to escape. Miller was thrown to the ground, suffering cuts bruises and a broken arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wheeler
Cincinwath
John Miller
Mulberry
Terrace Park
Wheeler
Miller
Mexican veterans meet at Clermont fall regimental reunion
A gathering is planned in Clermont this fall for Mexican veterans linked to regimental reunions. All county soldiers and sailors who served in Mexico are asked to reply by postal card with name address company and regiment to M Jamieson Batavia. About thirty men are expected for muster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
M. Jamieson
Batavia
Suit for 5000 Defamation Damages Against Gen Heath
J H Pollock of Loveland sues Gen Thomas T Heath for 5000 damages claiming defamation over rumors about his fiancée. The suit alleges Heath’s interference ended Pollock’s engagement and seeks legal remedy to vindicate his character. The item ends with an unrelated advertisement for a patent medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asuit
Thomas T. Heath
J. H. Pollock
Loveland
Pollock
Gen. Heath
Sult
Heath
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