Strong Republican Slate Nominated in August 8 Primary
The August 8 primary produced a robust Republican slate at state and local levels. Frank B. Willis, C. Q. Hildebrandt, Hayes M. Adams, Rudolph W. Archer, and Edward C. Turner receive strong support for governor auditor treasurer and attorney general respectively. Myron T. Herrick leads for U.S. Senate. Charles C. Kearns seeks re election to Congress. Local picks include Norman L. Burnet Clarence N. Young Frank A. Brown B F Swing L L Walton and state and county officers George Maxfield John W Swing J W Moore J W Hawk Thomas D Winnes and others.
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Frank B. Willis
C. Q. Hildebrant
Hayes M. Adams
Rudolph W. Archer
Edward C. Turner
Myron T. Herrick
United States
Charles C. Kearns
Congress
Norman L. Burnet
Clermont
General Assembly
Mr. B
Clarence N. Young
Joseph
Frank A. Brown
Harry Cole
B. F. Swing
Tate Township
Bert
L. L. Walton
Miami
Township
Charles K. Ansteadt
E. W. Patchell
W.S. Shane
John W. Swing
John
J. W. Moore
Miami Township
J. W. Hawk
Ohio Township
Thomas D. Winnes
Washington Township
Clermont County Day Reunion Planned at Coney Island
Clermont County Society announces the annual reunion for former and current residents on Friday September 8 at Coney Island. Excursions by rail traction lines and steamboats will be offered. A countywide baseball game features Northern Clermont with Jack Phiester against a southern squad with Charlie Case. Township committees will handle tickets and information for Batavia Williamsburg Tate Franklin Washington Monroe Ohio Pierce Union Miami Stonelick Goshen Wayne Jackson and more.
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Clermont County
Coney Island
Clermont County Society
Jack Phiester
Batle
Charlie Case
Batavia
Lou Buerkle
Frank Brown
Geo. Gernon
Thos. Brooks
Williamsburg
Lucien Maham
Harry Moyer
Chas. Frazier
Stanley Fuhr
Tate
Geo Maxfield
Clarence Manning
Jas. Fitzpatrick
Elmer Ely
Franklin
H. C. Reed
Bruce Daughters
C. H. Woodmansee
L. Urbangky
Washington
Orris Utter
A. F. Kayser
F. M. Culter
B. F. Cushard
Monroe
J. B. Winspear
C. L. Kennedy
B. F. Gardner
Guy Hauck
Ohio
Harry Buchanan
Lew White
Chas. Clasgens
J. J. Hawk
Jno
Hausserman
Pierce
John Huntington
Jacob Heil
R. B
Bataviatwp
Seereeseeraneeer
Ohio Pierce
Union Daria
Pat
Miami
Goshen
Wayne
Stonelick
Serica Jackson
Amelia Village
Serene Este Eneetias Pepe
Renee
Bronelicks
Jackson
Batavia Village
Amelia
Meade Ianen
Peeepeee
Bethel
Felicity
Sueesensaae
Neville
Moscow
New Richmond
Owensville
Isabel Pee
Sn Essen
West Woodville
Brown County
Warren County
Roudebush Family Reunion Set for September 16
The Roudebush family schedules its annual reunion at Woodland Park on September 16 inviting all members to attend.
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Roudebush
Woodland Park
S. S. Celebration Draws Large Crowd at Calvary Grove
The Washington-Franklin township Sunday-school event at Calvary Grove drew over 8 000 attendees last Saturday. The annual celebration featured music revitations and school reports with a strong turnout of candidates and friendly weather enhancing the crowd’s arrival and mingling before programs.
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Washington-Franklin Township
Calvary
School House Dedication in Batavia September 9
The new Batavia school building nears completion and will be dedicated on Saturday September 9 after the chautauqua. Appropriate ceremonies will include good speakers and music by the Batavia Concert Band. An automobile parade will proceed around town and end at the school for the ceremony.
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Batavia
Annual Fish Fry at Mt Pisgah by Modern Woodmen
The Mt Pisgah Modern Woodmen lodge held its annual fish fry last Saturday in the woods. Members provided fish while families contributed the rest for a large turnout. The day featured songs readings and addresses and ended with a strong resolve to attend next year.
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Mt. Pisgah
Woodmen Lodge
Batavia Boys Battle Cino Club In Tight Home Game
Batavia defeats Cincinnati Cino Club 2 to 1 on Batavia home grounds. A notable performance from the visitors one armed one legged pitcher drew crowd attention while Simonton pitched well for Batavia. The teams played with strong effort and the outcome mattered to nearby fans.
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Batavia Boys
Cino Club
Cincinnati
Batavia
Simonton
Alpine Farm Woman's Club Meeting Report
The Alpine Farm Woman's Club No 66 met August 10 at the country home of Mrs. Mary Cowdrey. Programs included rally song, paper on Recreation for Farm Women by Maude Lewis Rice, readings by Misses Chaney Cowdrey Runyan Ada Cowdrey, instrumental music, and songs The Old Oaken Bucket and others. An impromptu discussion on Woman Suffrage and Temperance followed before closing.
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Alpine Farm Woman's Club
Pleasant Country
Mary Cowdrey
Maude Lewis Rice
Hazel Chaney
Hattie Cowdrey
Nettie Runyan
Ada Cowdrey
Old Oaken Bucket
Iyi
Soldier Abroad James B Scott Enlists in French Army
Col John Petit Paris sends word that James B Scott enlisted in the French army and expects discharge soon. Petit spent months in Cincinnati and Batavia working in jewelry. Scott expects his return to America later this fall.
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James B. Scott
John Petit
Paris
France
America
Petit
Cincinnati
Batavia
Mr. Scott
Judge boasts six acre corn field on Ross farm
Judge Charles Malsbury of Ross' moyone praises a six acre corn field ten feet high on his farm as a source of rest from law duties. The Republican County Central Committee met in Batavia naming L L Harding chairman John W Kincaid vice chairman EK Peterson secretary and Paul Rapp treasurer with harmony reported. Doan's Ointment ad urges relief for eczema and itching.
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Charles Malsbury
Ross' Moyone
Norwood
Republican County Central Committee
Batavia
L. L. Harding
Milford
John W. Kincaid
Glenrose
EK. KE. Peterson
Williamsburg
Paul Rapp
Batavia Chautauqua Opens September 2
The Batavia Chautauqua opens on September 2 with a strong week of entertainments. Able speakers, sweet singers, and instrumental music will educate and delight audiences. Ticket sales are encouraging and public support is urged to help ensure a booming success.
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Batavia Chautauqua
Boston Fair Completes Largest Attendance and Finest Weather
The Boston fair last week wowed with perfect weather and record attendance. Rain Tuesday left ideal grounds, 10 000 paid admissions Friday, strong racing on a smooth track, and a grand premium stock parade. Officials praised the order and improvements at the entrance as crowds grew and receipts pleased. Next year expect larger crowds and further accommodations.
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Boston
Clermont
Hillsboro Exposition To Open October First Week
Hillsboro and Highland county prepare for an exposition on October 8 through 6 under the Business Men's Association. The event features farm products culinary arts and crafts with side show booths and a strong committee behind it.
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Hillsboro
Highland County
Business Men’s Association
Batavia
Change of date for Amelia Grange meeting
Amelia Grange schedules a meeting to confer the third and fourth degrees on the evening of Monday August 28 instead of the 4th Saturday. All members are urged to attend and welcome any fourth degree visitors from other Granges.
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Amelia Grange
Young Cyclone Strikes Batavia Area
A neighborhood in Batavia was jolted at 2 a m Monday by a young cyclone from the northeast. It roared across the area for about an hour, smashing crops and structures including Fred Kline’s cattle shed roof blown off and silo toppled. Hail and heavy rain damaged corn and tobacco. the storm's path appears narrow.
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Batavia
Fred Kline
Carpenter John Gomien Dies After Hemorrhage
John Gomien worked in Batavia with Moore and Hannold, later moved to Wiggins ville on a farm after marriage. He died Friday afternoon on the street from a hemorrhage before medical help. His wife died earlier. He leaves several brothers and sisters. Burial at Bethel on Sunday. He was brother-in law to Mrs. Fred Gomien of this place.
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John Gomien
Batavia
Moore & Hannold
Wiggonsville
Bethel
Fred Gomien
Moscow Plans 100th Anniversary Celebration Program
Citizens organize a town wide celebration for Moscow's 100th anniversary on September 2. The Cincinnati Masonic Band provides music, a local colored quartet performs, speeches by A G Turnipseed C C Kearns Judge Tarbell and W L Remley, a poem by Will Staley, and a town history by Rev McKenzie. Former residents are expected to return for reunions and old acquaintances.
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Moscow
Cincinnati
Rev. McKenzie
M.e.church
Auto Crash on Manchester Road Injures Two
Saturday night a Ford overturned after a front wheel failed on the hill below the flouring mill. Lature Lafferty escaped with slight bruises while Kilby Edgington suffered a severe back injury and remained in bed as help arrived.
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Lature Lafferty
Kilby Edgington
Manchester Road
Lafferty
Edgington
Peoples
Batavia school to get new concrete walks with new building
Batavia will replace the old brick sidewalks with concrete paths to match the approaching new school building. Contractor Eveland will oversee the project, aligning with the updated campus. School opens on September 11.
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Batavia
Eveland
Women Transferred to New Reformatory at Marysville
Governor Willis ordered Warden Thomas to transfer all women prisoners from the penitentiary to the new Marysville reformatory effective September 1. Judges will sentence felons to the reformatory starting September 1, with the institution receiving women for any felony except first degree murder without mercy recommendations.
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Willis
Thomas
Penitentiary
Woman's Reformatory
Marysville
Reformatory
Company K Heads to Camp Perry for Two-Week Training
Company K soldiers departed on the evening train to Camp Perry under Captain Bechtel. The group is in good spirits and expects eight hours of drill daily for 15 days of training.
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Camp Perry
Bechtel
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