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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1903
Page
4
E C Patchell of Stonelick left Tuesday for Indian Territory to be guest of his son Owen, for a visit valued at 150 25 75 dollars referenced in the brief dispatch.
An advertisement extols consumption prevention and recovery through fresh air rest and Scott's Emulsion. It warns early treatment is best while old cases may be harder to cure and offers a free sample with purchase, listing Scott & Bowne as chemists at 409 Pearl Street New York and a price of one dollar.
Pale Messenger reports the death of Miss Sophia Horn a longtime singer in the Mt Pisgah M E church choir She is mourned by a widowed mother brothers sisters and many friends Her loss leaves memories that time will soften but not erase. Prof John Horn Milford schools spent vacation with his mother at Mt Pisgah while Mrs Horn visited relatives.
The report lists local happenings including Thel O O F badge ceremonies at Mt Carmel, Mr Beckett’s electric shock at Bethel sub power house, dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs John Masters and visitors from Mt Summit and Cincinnati, and various visits, hunts, and farm updates. Thanksgiving school closure and a November school event are noted, with families visiting and daily life details across the area.
Mrs Grimes slowly recovers from fever Mrs Miller and wife of Chililoothe visit parents Henry Gibbs Jr John and Harry Pray hosted about 40 friends near Shiloh Danial McFarland and sister Mt Washington guest of Irwin and Myers families Miss EMe Conover returns from Norwood James Molloy groceryman ill Frank Hill back in Cincinnati post office after vacation Ed Ertle rents Benjamin Leever’s former house Those listed as sick include Benjamin Page Taille Irwin Mrs Shamard Nellie Irving visiting Mt Washington Charles and Edward Ertie transact business in Blanchester H Teal to serve on the jay Frank Douglemap of Cincinnati post office vacation in Gay Morni of Cincinnati at Clacionati.
Miss Maude Arthur visits relatives in Civenpoti with her parents while Mrs. E. Trump attends the WCU T U meeting in Cincinnati. Florence Bishop hosts a Finch gathering with families including the Renner Cox Heywood Leever and Molloy clans. Miss Kae Molloy wins a prize, a silver spoon.
Phiny A Teal aged 45 died at his home in Perintown Clermont County on October 22 1908. He married Julia A South on December 10 1884 and had two children Jessie L and Clarence Asbery with his wife who survive along with his parents Jessie L and Mary Galagar. He was a kind husband a devoted father a good citizen industrious and respected by all who knew him. The family receives sincere sympathy from friends and acquaintances in their bereavement.
Non residence defendants in the Mary Kline land case are named and must answer by January 1904. The court orders sale of the premises to pay debts taxes and costs with dower assigned to Mary Hicks Kline and proceeds applied to charges. James E Robinson administers the estate with Fraser & Bicks as attorneys.
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