Clermont County Teachers Institute at Bethel
Clermont County Teachers Institute met in Bethel with C. C. Mattox as president and Lottie Remley secretary. The program featured addresses by J. W. Ireland and A. W. Elliott, music by Miss Alice Wood and Miss Leever, and reports from several committees. The week closed with a farewell by J. W. Ireland and a large membership list noted for future sessions at Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Teachers’ Institute
Bethel
C. C. Mattox
Lottie Remley
America
C. B. Alrey
Pat” Ireland
Alice Wood
Hook
Ireland
Virginia Lee White
A. W. Elliott
Schoools
Mt. Vernon
Institute
Anna Ellsberry
J. W. Ireland
W. C. Moore
Eleanor Swing
Trees
Walker
Tg 9
Heidelbaugh
Kate Preble
W. A. Joseph
Lucille Patton
Wooster
Lectures Treland
Bethelle
Williamsburg
Simms
V. Maddux
Carmel
All Roads Lead To Bethel Homecoming Week
Bethel hosts a county car fair during homecoming week with Gov. Donahey on Thursday and Gov. Harry L. Davis on Friday. Events promise large crowds, entertainment and long-awaited reunions, contingent on favorable weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Donahey
Harry L. Davis
National Defense Day Observance Planned in Ohio
Governor Donahey and state officials appoint a committee to organize National Defense Day in Ohio. Local county groups form, Clermont County names H B Glancy, and citizens are urged to display flags and attend worship with prayers for peace. The day focuses on voluntary patriotism rather than warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahey
Ohio
Edward Orton, Jr
Frank D. Henderson
R. H. McMaster
Columbus
Albert H. Morrill
C. Roettinger
Cincinnati
Clermont County
H. B. Glancy
Shootings and Chickens Stitch in Jackson Township News
A Williamsburg man Charles Minnie was shot in the back by Homer Johnson of the Owensville Horse Thief Protective Association when Minnie and a companion tried to load a coop of chickens into a Ford. Minnie was captured and hospitalized in Cincinnati. his companion was arrested. The incident ties to thefts of poultry in Jackson township as farmers report missing chickens. Local officials, juror and campaign notes follow with various community items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Minnie
Williamsburg
Homer Johnson
Owensville Horse Thief Protective Association
Jackson Township
Kilby Moyer
John Duchemin
Minnie
Cincinnati
Rapp
Kain
VanHorn
Ridings
Rhode Island
Squire Larkin
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ray Ashmore
Marshal Johnson
Sheriff Rapp
Blanchester Fair
Sun Under New Management at Clermont Sun
The Clermont Sun was sold to David Roberts former New Richmond resident and Times Star veteran He takes possession next Monday with the existing mechanical staff and Miss Ollie Smith as bookkeeper Roberts is a great nephew of Judge Frank Davis The former owner J W Lennin will rest and visit with friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Sun
J. W. Lennin
David Roberts
New Richmond
Cincinnnati Times Star
Frank Davis
Ollie Smith
Roberts
Lennin
Last Day to File Petitions for Clermont Common Pleas Judge
Sept 4 1924 is the final date for filing petitions to enter the Common Pleas Judge race in Clermont County The vacancy follows the death of Judge Joseph and will be filled by Governor Donahey until the November election when a successor is elected and qualified lasting a little over two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Clermont County
Joseph
Donahey
Bishop Named Republican Candidate for Common Pleas Judge
The Republican Central Committee in Batavia endorses William C. Bishop to fill the unexpired term of the late Judge W A Joseph on the November ballot. The nonpartisan Ohio judiciary means petitioning will place his name on the ballot, with the endorsement signaling party support though he may hesitate to leave private practice. The governor may fill the vacancy before election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
C. L. Ireton
Marathon
Fred Bishop
Goshen
Ohio
J. D. Payne
Milford
Frank Knauer
J. C. Bauman
New Richmond
J.C. Fuhr
Williamsburg
Court of Common Pleas
W. A. Joseph
Courier
Republican Central Committee
W. C. Bishop
Common Pleas
Joseph
Central Committee
Bishop
Republican Party
New School Examiner Appointed by County Board
At a County Board of Education meeting on August 20 Raymond Little was named to fill a vacancy on the County Board of School Examiners. The Attorney General says one examiner must be an active county teacher not an superintendent, ensuring teacher representation. The next teachers’ exam is in Batavia on August 20, the last for 1924-25. No textbook changes this year. a new study course and text adoption will be prepared for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
Raymond Little
County Board of School Examiners
Little
Pt. Isabel Special
Batavia
Standard Oil Opens Bulk Storage Plant at Batavia
The Standard Oil Company buys part of the old brick yard from The Moores Coney Co and sets up a bulk storage facility near Batavia with two 17 000 gallon tanks for oil and gas. Lubricating oils will be stocked and the plant opens next Tuesday under E M Hart of Cleveland supervising construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Moores Coney Co
Batavia
Amelia
E. M. Hart
Cleveland
Birthday Surprise for Wm S Weaver at Afton
William S Weaver of Afton was surprised by his children grandchildren and friends for his birthday on Sunday August 17. Attendees listed include William Barker Harris August Kline John Kline Elmer Krebs Mrs Elizabeth Weaver Ruth Weaver Dorothy Kelsey Dorothea Klein Eulass Weaver John Klein Wesley Harris of Cincinnati and Mr and Mrs William Weaver who enjoyed a dinner and gifts. On August 21 the Weavers hosted more guests from near the city street Naviba be could not dre head a 2 ldl Sahas aa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. S. Weaver
Afton
Wm. Barker
Harris
August Kline
Wm. Shrimper
John Kline
Elmer Krebs
Elizabeth Weaver
Ruth Weaver
Dorothy Kelsey
Dorothea Klein
Messrs. Eulass Weaver
John Klein
Wesley Harris
Cincinnati
Wm. Weaver
November Ballots Guide Across State and Local Offices
Voters will see the regular state district and county ticket, a presidential ballot with electors, an amendments ballot, judicial with probate and common pleas candidates, and school levy ballots. Presidential and State tickets carry emblems. others require an X before selections. Five ballots in many places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate
Common Pleas
Seed wheat search and farm cooperative plans in Clermont
Clermont Farm Bureau seeks seed wheat sources as local crop losses push farmers to import Trumbull Gladden Portage and Falhio wheats priced around 1 75 to 2 25. A 15 member Ohio committee advances a cooperative livestock commission with Ohio and Indiana Farm Bureaus funding 10000 each, targeting September 15 quotas. Also orchard tour set September 4 with Clermont growers and Kentucky attendees. two county baseball results noted at Blanchester fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Hughes
Clermont Farm Bureau
Clermont County
Hughes
Trumbull
Gladden
Portage
Falhio
Ohio
Cincinnati
Co-Operative Commission
F. G. Lyle
Highland County
W. K. Swan
Butler County
F. G. Ketner
Ohio Livestock Shipping Association
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Cooperative Commission
Indiana
Kentucky
Farm Bureaus
Judge William A Joseph Noted Ohio Jurist and Community Leader
William A Joseph of Marathon Clermont county born January 28 1868 died August 19 1924 aged 56 years 6 months 21 days valued for fairness in probate and common pleas courts. He taught school twelve years studied law admitted 1899 formed a practice with T P Breeding 1901 and became probate judge 1912 later elected to the common pleas bench in 1914 reelected 1920 revered for courtesy and integrity and remembered as a devoted husband and father drink of faith by his mother’s teaching and church involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Joseph
Marathon
Clermont County
Unio
John Joseph
Margaret Jane Joseph
Prickett
Judge Joseph
John Work
Jackson Township
Lebanon College
Alice Sutter
Howard E
Carl S. Joseph
Joseph
Methodist Episcopal Church
Masonic Lodge
Royal Arch
Eastern Star
T. P. Breeding
Common Pleas
Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court of Ohio
Mother’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teachers’ Institute
Mary Mulford
Mildred Davis
Marjorie Halbisch
Lucy Bilis
Wilfred Armacost
Ruth Miller
Norma Shinkle
John Harlow
Gertrude Winepear
Thelma Shaw
Zella Galbreath
W. D. Groves
W. EB. Simme
Stanley Pattison
Ann Wyatt
Merrill Judd
Valera Hartshorn
Leona Lanham
W. H. Meyer
Bery Stairs
Wayne Winkle
B. T. Davis
Nettie Wilson
J. W. Smith
Frances Frazier
Rebecca Clemons
Raymond Littie
T. H. Trees
C.C. Mattox
T. B. Davidson
Florence Innis
Innis
H. J. Badgley
A. H. Pekuri
Lottie Remiey
Eva McMuir
J.P Beaman
Edna Smith
Gilbert Marsh
Nellie Russell
Anna Ungerbuer
Marie Henke
Carl Busch
J. W. Wageal
W. R. Vanlandingham
Louis Wagegal
J. W. Jones
Lester Holter
Ara Ross
F.jostin
Mary Wisby
Rhodapear
Bayba
Marie White
Rachel Perri
Ivy Robinson
Nina Bethymer
Elma Townsley
Julia Long
Mrs. May Walker
Minnie Lagby
Rhoda Blades
Anna Jones
Sara Parrish
Mayme McCall
Eva Liming
Ebon Hill
Mary Marsh
Jennie Snell
O. E. Smith
Edna Little
Eulalia Liming
A. G. Bagby
Ethel Vandament
Oscar Sontag
Lulu Bonar
Glenna Fisher
Ruhama Brown
Ruth Beyersdorfer
Grace Lanham
Alice Jackson
Gladys Patton
Helen Spence
Ruth Spence
Nell Housh
Velma Ansteadt
Mary Blocker
Ruby Yeomans
Vivian Leever
Lester Leever
Mary Magee
Moorehead
Presbyterian Church
Masonic and
Odd Fellows
Sargent
Sun
Ment
William C. Bishop
NEW School Examiner
Navia
Ldl
Sahas Aa
Clyde
Walter Rogers
Clarence
Dale Bee
Paul and
Dale Dean
Tate Township
Howard McKinley
Monroe Township
The
Fruit Growers Association
J. H. Dawson
Ohio Pike
Hamlet
George Kurtz
J. J. Bolender
Felicity
J. 8. Houser
Kentucky Experiment Station
Clyde F. Tom
Clarksville
Reeseville
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