Primary Election Totals in Clermont County Vote Totals Revealed
Official Clermont County primary tallies list Republican and party ticket votes for numerous offices. Names include Geo C Braden, Clarence J Brown, Bert Buckley, John Bricker, James Beatty, Martin Davey and others with varied ballot counts across offices such as Governor Secretary of State Attorney General and U S Senator.
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Clermont County
Geo. C. Braden
Albert E. Culbert
Roland G. Davis
Edgar Ervin
Allen C. McDonald
Wm. E. McKinley
Stanley Cherrington
Joseph T. Tracey
Bert B. Buckley
Gilbert Bettman ’S
Matthew L. Bigger
Clinton D. Boyd
John W. Bricker
John H. Price
J. Eugene Roberts
United States
Simeon
di Fega
Dee
State Central Committee
Man
Henry Bannon
General Assembly
John Hayden
Essee
Anna Quinby
dGevedeas
Geo. S.aversatsere
GePickrel ii
Cer Acai
John Henry Newman
Carl We Smith
Daniel E. Butler
Alva L. Coddington
Joseph T. Ferguson
Charles H. Hubbell
JH. Keottmanes
Lester
C.oRiddlet
Fred M. Bushnell
James Patrick Mangan
Francis Poulson
Frank F. Gentsch
Charles#V. rusx
Charles E. Wharton
iGeorge White
Thomas S. Wright
Grahamars Himate
Cyrus sBbocharos Ase Costes
Supreme Court
Dennis F. Dunlavy
Frank S. Monnett
Congress
George D. Nye
Piste
Court of Appeals
Geosee Millseiecrncnienn Aetece Ces
William Gableman
Dah DeArmond
F. Rosencrans
B. P. Vandament
C. H. Woodmansee
Court of Common
Indictments Return True Bills From Grand Jury
The grand jury met on August 18 and returned true bills naming William Finley for uttering and publishing forged instruments Bert Henderson for impersonating an officer Hickman McMillan for rape Geo Mackey for shooting with intent to kill and wound Charlotte Gishan for larceny and receiving and concealing stolen property and carrying concealed weapons The jury could be called at any time by order of court Prosecutor Garland was represented by Harry Britton as grand jury foreman.
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William Finley
Bert Henderson
Hickman McMillan
Geo. Mackey
Charlotte Gishan
Harry Britton
Garland
Batavia M. E. Church Opens After Overhauling and Decoration
The Batavia M. E. church was opened for services last Sunday after a thorough overhauling and redecoration. Rev. Stafford preached in the morning and Rev. A. P. Smith, former pastor, delivered the evening sermon, with both services well attended. The interior features light green walls and a dark red stencil border with decorated altar flowers.
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Batavia M. E
Stafford
A. P. Smith
Lodge Outing At New Richmond Park August 25
The Mistletoe Lodge I O C F of New Richmond plans an all day outing in the city park on Saturday August 25 with music prizes refreshments and a chicken supper. Serving begins at 6 PM followed by an old fashioned festival. The public is invited. Ticket prices listed at the lawn mo wary.
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Mistletoe Lodge
New Richmond
Disappearance of Professor Gillmore Fails to Yield Clues
Clark Gillmore of Cleveland vanished about two weeks ago after returning home with relatives from an outing. His wife Agnes Nichols Gillman and officials report no clue, though rumors say he carried money and may have health or mental strain. Officials continue searching for answers and recovery.
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Clark Gillmore
Cleveland
Agnes Nichols Gillman
C. B. Nichols
Batavia
Everett Corbin
Col. H.C. Corbin
Gillmore
Chicago
U B Church Holds Quarterly Conference and Gatherings
Today the last quarterly conference of the year will elect a delegate to the annual conference to be held in Clough in September 1923. Otterbein Guild plans a Thursday evening luncheon at 7 then a program and social time. Rev. Geo Bauer of West Virginia may preach at U B Church or the union evening service at M E Church.
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Clough
Otterbein Guild
Geo. Bauer
West Va
Ono
U. B
Union
M. E
Cler mont County Supt Pattison Injured In Auto Crash
Supt E H Pattison of Clermont County Schools is bedridden at his Bethel home with two broken ribs and bruises after a Saturday August 11 auto collision. He was driving from Moscow when another car backed out of a driveway and struck him. Responsibility unsettled. warns to ensure clear roads before entering highways. Harmony 4 H Clothing Club met at Mary Duchemin’s with 12 members. Francis Reihle presided. exhibit plans for County Fair. picnic planned at Blue Sky Park August 25. Lucille Jones, News Reporter. Candidates filed expense reports due by August 2.
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E. H. Pattison
Clermont County Schools
Bethel
Moscow
Harmony 4-H Clothing Club
Mary Duchemin
Francis Reihle
Exibit
Blue Sky Park
Lucille Jones
Chaney Haskins Wedding Unites Ohio Couple In Cincinnati
Miss Carrie Marie Chaney daughter of Mr and Mrs Clinton M Chaney wed Mr Paul N Haskins of Syracuse New York Wednesday evening August 8 at the bride’s parents home Reverend Chas Fisher officiated The bride a graduate of Ohio University teaches in Reading High School Ohio and Mr Haskins holds degrees from Syracuse Defiance and Ohio State Universities and serves as assistant principal in Windsor Public School Cincinnati After the ceremony guests toasted the couple and Rice showered send them to their new Walnut Hills home Additional guests included Mr and Mrs Harold Lang Mr and Mrs Harold Weaver Mr and Mrs Chas Busch and Mrs Chas Fisher
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Clinton M. Chaney
Paul N. Haskins
Syracuse
New York
Chas Fisher
Lohengrin
Mabel Chaney
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Reading
Syracuse University
Defiance College
Ohio State University
Sigma Delta Sigma
Alpha Kappa
Kappa Phi Kappa
Haskins
Windsor
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Origin of Labor Day illustrated in Clermont Courier
Learn how Labor Day began in America and grew to a world observance. The Clermont Courier presents Elmo Scott Watson’s illustrated feature on the origin and growth of this holiday as it notes the 46 year history and the September 3 observance.
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America
Elmo Scott Watson
Clermont Courier
Guilty Plea Entered by Two Indicted Men
James Neal and Raymond Morgan, both indicted in a recent grand jury, appeared before Judge White and pleaded guilty to rape and forgery respectively. Each was sentenced to 1 to 20 years in Mansfield Reformatory and transported there Monday by Deputy Sheriff Robert Roberts.
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James Neal
White
Raymond Morgan
Mansfield Reformatory
Robert Roberts
Local residents spend Sunday with relatives in multiple towns
J W Washburn and wife spent Sunday with H Bigham and wife. Mr and Mrs Ross of Jefferson Illinois visited Mr Williamson and wife. Mrs Williams and husband spent Sunday at ootagnale. Miss Mary Ross visited Leola Hill and Ester Hill in Newtonsville and Don Rogers in the city. Martha and Billy Strawhover from West Carrolton visited grandparents. Eunice Hill spent Sunday in the city. Margaret Dumford stayed with grandparents. Mrs W Fitzwater spent the week end in Kentucky. Mrs Nannie Work returned home after months in Denver with two daughters.
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J.W. Washburn
H. Bigham
Mrs. Ross
Jefferson
Illinois
Mr. Williamson
Mr. Williams
Ootagnale
Mary Ross
City
Leola Hill
Ester Hill
Newtonsville
Don Rogers
Indiana
Martha
Billy Strawhover
West Carrolton
Airo
Eunice Hill
Margaret Dumford
W. Fitzwater
Kentucky
Nannie Work
Denver
Cann reunion draws 100 guests from Ohio and Kentucky
The Cann reunion was held Sunday at Horace Cann's home with 100 guests traveling from Ohio and Kentucky. Local families including Eppert, Guild, Myers, Hoffman and Dunham hosted relatives and attended assorted gatherings across the region this past week.
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C. J. Eppert
Rite
Jacksonville
Fla
H. R. Eppert
Russel Johnson
Richard Marian
Chicago
Rose Ayer
Cann
Horace Cann
Ohio
Kentucky
E. O. Myers
Henry Sereling
City
Raymond Eppert
Lena Guild
Columbus
W. Hppert
Madisonville
O Mallox
Josie Eppert
T, Washington
Edward Guild
Newtown
W. M. Eppert
O. Myers
Wm. Knause
de Drielling
Arthur Hoffman
Peach Grove
Harmony Club
Fred Inos
Dr. Kirgan
Eller Bennett
Mercedes
Texas
Anddgar Dunham
Republicans Hold a Strong Ticket for November
The Republican slate placed in nomination on Aug 14 from Governor to Coroner is a trusted group. Myers Y. Cooper leads for Governor and Herbert C. Hoover tops the National ticket, with expected gains for the state.
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Myers Y. Cooper
Herbert C. Hoover
Myers V. Cooper
Batavia Concert Postponed By Rain On Friday
The Friday evening band concert at the courthouse corner in Batavia was postponed due to rain. Weather permitting the program resumes Friday night with Loyalty Day Parade Overture Light Cavalry Reverie Autumn Breezes Majestic Waltzes In Honor Bound Intermission The Thunderer Overture Trombone Smear Lassus Trombone Selection The Crown Prince Finale Paean of Triumph slated for August 24.
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Court House
Batavia
Light Cavalry
Roseland Msrony
Ares
Marels
Batavia Craver stars in pitcher’s duel at Oakleaf Park
Batavia beat Oakleaf Park 1 0 as Craver and S Anstead dueled with Craver scoring on a dropped ball misplay. Anstead held Oakleaf to four hits while Craver stole second and scored on Smith to seal the win. Owensville routed Milford 11 1, Mt Carmel shutout Williamsville 1 0, Salem outslugged New Richmond 12 10. Next Sunday games listed.
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Pet
Mt. Carmel
MUS Sci Itacsacecsse
Owensville
Milford Sess
Oakleaf Park
Withameville
New Richmond
Salem
Batavia
Milford
Withiamsville
Mt Orab hosts Epworth League district convention and lake recreation
The District Epworth League holds an all day session at Mt. Orab with reports and a general program. A recreation service is scheduled at Star Lake north of Mt. Orab.
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Epworth League
Mt. Orab
Star Lake
Labor Day Program Plans Announced by Frank W Weaver Post
The Clermont County American Legion Junior Team faces Bethel Merchants at 9:30 AM in a morning baseball game. Ho rseshoe contest, races, and a Batavia Band concert precede an afternoon Batavia vs Williamsville league game. Evening features The Man Without a Country screen, then a card party at the Armory with Bridge and 500 and prizes.
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Frank W. Weaver
American Legion
Clermont County American Legion
Fast Bethel Merchants
School House
Batavia
Williamsville
Clermont County
Town Hall
Bethel Calf Club Entries At 1928 State Fair
Bethel Calf Club of Bethel Clermont county has twenty four Jerseys entered in the Million Dollar Live Stock Show tied to the 78th annual Ohio State Fair in Columbus from August 27 to September 3 Labor Day. Premiums and special awards total 143878 dollars. Director Charles V Truax predicts this State Fair will surpass 1927 in attendance and interest.
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Bethel Calf Club
Bethel
Clermont County
Columbus
Charles V. Truax
Truax
Weddings in Clifton Batavia and Olive Branch
John Brothers and Lillian M. Ewald wed in Clifton on Saturday with the bride’s brothers present. William Iles Jr. and Audrey Meek tied their vows at a home ceremony on Saturday August 18 1928 with E J Meek and Meredith Foreman present. The couple plan residence on Wood Street and hosts enjoyed a fine dinner after the service.
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John Brothers
Henrietta Brothers
Batavia
Lillian M. Ewald
Clifton
Malott Hotel
Olive Branch
William Iles Jr
Audrey Meek
Burdsall
E. J. Meek
Meredith Foreman
Wood Street
Young Burglars Nabbed after Store Theft at Chile
Sheriff Croswell Deputy Roberts and W E Kain investigated the robbery of Charles Chatman’s store at Chile. They captured Chas Bohl 19 and Fred Sauer 15 of Cincinnati loitering with stolen goods. The youths confessed after custody. They had torn the front door padlock and left home with dime novels Tuesday. The grand jury will hear their case soon alongside others.
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Croswell
Robert Roberts
W. E. Kain
Charles Chatman
Chile
Chas. Bohl
Fred Sauer
Cincinnati
Grand Jury
Home Coming at Mt Olive M E Church
Mt Olive M E Church holds home coming on August 26 with services a basket dinner and social time. Olive Ansteatt and J Whitmer serve as committee. Expert piano singing by W O Kirk.
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Mt. Olive M. E. Church
Olive Ansteatt
J. Whitmer
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