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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1890

Page

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Undertaker Firm Showcases Grand Spring Street Establishment

A Courier visit to Stirling & Moore on Spring Street details the firm’s expansive setup, including a Clarence Coach hearse from Cincinnati, varied coffins, robes, and embalming methods. The article notes the firm’s $25,000 investment, eight to ten workers in season, and 7,740 square feet of floor space, with thorough care for soldiers’ burials and a broad range of appointments.

Courier Spring Street Stirling & Moore Cincinnati Will Stirling Stirling Moore Mr. Moore Clarence Moore Messrs Stirling - Moore

Entertaining Society Notes and Weddings in Amelia Area

Mrs. James R. Hicks of Amelia hosts cards. Centenary church Mulberry plans a lawn fete August 29 and Bethel Baptist lawn fete August 28 to fund church needs. Marriages include Wilbur Strickland to Georgie Girardy in Clover near Bethel. A Universalist group lawn fete occurs August 28 at Grange Hall. Numerous visits and gatherings listed from Cincinnati, New Richmond, and Milford. A notable wedding of M Schraf fenberger Jr and Miss Katie McKay in Amelia draws many guests. An Albaugh Nursery notice cautions customers to avoid unreliable firms and to inspect orders. Foerster Baking Co products heavily advertised.

James R. Hicks Amelia Centenary Church Mulberry the Bethel Baptist Church B. C. Band Lisborn Simcox Bethel Simcox Adams County Fisher Wigginsville Porter Westwoodville Wilbur F. Strickland Georgie Girardy Clover Chesvet Young People’s Missionary Association of the Universalist Church of Charles Juergens Newport William Schmidt Jovie Ackva Cincinnati Moorefield Island Bessie Homan Marie Bryan Belle McDonald Susie Moore Anna Mary Lewis Rose Shaw Carrie Moore Harlen Kain Mary Swing Cecil Hulick Clara, Zurmuhly Dott McCaslin Mary Logan Mary Blaichard Mary Homan Stella Bessie Edna Orebaugh Bulah Moore Union Chapel M. E Ohio River Fulton Schraffenberger M’kay M. Schraffenberger, Jr Katie McKay James Coulter Harry Hey Jessie Coulter Mrs. Stirling Batavia E. L. Bennett R. E. Thomas Ironton William McKenzie Amelia Mellen Jeanie McKenzie Emma Mellen Milford Mary Miley Indianapolis Hatty Bennett Kansas Ralph McKay Emma Fuldner Frank Gubman Flora Green New Palestine Helen Coulter Con. Zech Ralph McKay, Jr George Coulter Albaugh Nursery and Orchard Company Tadmore Ohio J. W. Swope F. M. Ball GC. C. Crady GC. C. Crady, Are Now In the County Recanvassing

Institute Closing Days Final Proceedings Report

The Institute’s Morning Session features music and a prayer by Rev. Quarry followed by a sec retary’s report by Mr. Liming. Miss Lillie Robinson presented a splendid critique as enrollment reached 415 with Professor Nelson of Cincinnati giving a bookkeeping lesson to teachers.

Jesus Quarry Muste Liming Lillie Robinson Nelson Cincinnati pRteeneeen May Brittingham U.S Mary Hall Nettie Hastings van A.‘verp Stauffer Business College of Cincinnati Laycock Croes Williams A. B. Unthank U. S G. W. Felter Cross D. L. Fitzpatrick Emma McKinney Sarah Kennedy McKinney Colonel Copeland J. High Stayer Mr. Turnipseed Tarbell Brown County Mr. Walker Batavia Susie Dugan Brown County Institute Walker Clermont Supt. Williams F. E. Swing Ohio Educational Monthly Carnes D.N. Cross Benedict Arnold Walter Carley Je F. McKinney

River View Assembly Blossoms Under New Prosperity

Local community group River View Assembly reports renewed vitality and growth in New Richmond as sunlight fuels development and broader civic engagement. Members celebrate expanded programs and attracting new residents, with plans for future improvements announced.

The Bugles Call and a Soldier's Reminiscence

An old soldier recalls the varied bugle calls that shaped camp life. He notes recalls, meals, retreats, marches, and night alarms, contrasting welcome and dreaded signals and ending with hopes for fair premium awards at Clermont County Agricultural Society.

Clermont County Agricultural Society Clermont County J. W. Ranson Agent Davis Carridge Company Oyevr

Reverend Willis Palmer Leads Large Columbus Congregation

Rev. Willis Palmer now oversees a large Columbus congregation with a good salary. A Thursday night music event featured Tom Moore Milt Kain George Binkley Wil Logan Joe Stagg and Frank Kain entertaining locals. Courier thanks readers for kind remembrances. Fairs list includes Ripley Clinton Warren Bantam Greene and Boston fairs with dates in August September. Daniel Brown’s scaffold injury and a typhoid fever case affect his family. Mrs. George Schwartz mourns a husband loss and faces diphtheria in her many children. Chicago seeks Col. H C Corbin for world fair duties. Congress refuses civilian leave for officers, praising Col. Corbin’s record.

Tom Moore Milt Kain George Binkley Wil Logan Joe Stagg Frank Kain Courier People Daniel Brown George Schwartz Cincinnati Chicago H. C. Corbin Congress Col. Corbin

Lunacy Inquest Notes Relatives to Bismarck

An inquest of lunacy found Louisa Grauss of Twelve Mile Monroe township insane after a decade of mental instability. She is driven by a fixation to interview the German prince Bismarck. Papers issued certifying insanity were filed and restraint needed beyond home care. The Athens asylum admission is sought.

Louisa Grauss Twelve Mile Monroe Township Bismarck Athens

The Dog Went Mad At Last

Peter Lillich of Mr Pisgah witnessed his dog go mad and hang himself in the woods. He cut the dog down and bashed the head with an axe before dinner. The next day the dog returned, the rope trailing and the eye exposed, prompting a roomful of screams. He again used the axe, severing the head, leaving the dog dead.

Peter Lillich

Curious Lindale collector hosts vast Old Curiosity Shop display

Samuel L. Dolen of Lindale showcases a rich museum featuring Indian relics war gear archæology fossils minerals and botanical specimens. The exhibit includes 200-pound solid shot grenades ancient weapons and a large numismatic collection inviting visitors to view and learn. Dolen welcomes callers and takes pride in his extensive collection.

Samuel L. Dolen O Lindale Lindale Dolens

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