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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1904

Page

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Aged Clermonter Killed by Train at Delhi Crossing

J H Avey a Delhi farmer formerly of this county was crushed when his wagon was struck by an express on the Big Four road at Delhi. The horse died. Avey perished instantly with skull injuries and a broken leg. He leaves a widow and six children. The crossing is known as extremely dangerous with multiple deaths charged to its account.

Delhi J. H. Avey Avey Olive Branch Batavia C. Q. Hildebrant Hildebrant Lars Annanias Old St. Fakiralias C. Q. Hildebrant Foraker Boraker Charles Q. Hildebrant Wilmington United States of America Higginsport Probate Court Post Office Mr. Faker Senator Foraker Thos. BE. Scroggy John Galbreath Animal Kingdom

Illness of Veteran Cincinnati Bookmaker Col Bob Lynn

Veteran bookmaker Col Bob Lynn a well known Cincinnati figure with many Northern Kentucky and Southern Ohio friends is ill at his Maysville home. He is famed for strict business honesty broad charities and steadfast friendships. Though aged he shows a sturdy constitution and recovery seems favorable.

Bob Lynn Cincinnati Kentucky Ohio Maysville Cynthelia Raper Batavia Bell Bob

Union of Churches Debated at Cincinnati Presbytery Meeting

A winter meeting in Cincinnati heard a spirited discussion on uniting the Presbyterian and Cumberland churches. The Cumberland church, strong in the South with about 190 000 members, holds a doctrine between Calvinism and Americanism. The prevailing sentiment favored consolidation.

Cincinnati Presbytery Cincinnati Presbyterian Cumberland Churches Cumberland Church South

Bank Changes at Bethel First National Bank

The Bethel First National Bank changes hands with directors John Nichols L Bluesteine and BE Fagley resigning their entire interests. Bluesteine resigns as vice president and Fagley as cashier. T J Williams W W Smith and R E K Head named new directors. G G Bamback of Ripley named to fill vacancy.

First National Bank Bethel John Nichols L. Bluesteine BE. J. Fagley Mr. Bluesteine Mr. Fagley T. J. Williams W. W Smith R. EK G. G. Bambach Ripley

Steamboat Clerk Arrestee in Embezzlement Case

Janes Surtees a ten year White Collar Co. clerk on the Courier was arrested in Cincinnati on a warrant by Commodore Laidley for embezzling 1419. He rose from mud clerk to steamer clerk and was released on bond after a friendly arrest. He is well known along the river.

Janes Surtees White Collar Co Cincinnati Commodore Laidley Surtees Élerk Steamer Courier

Popular Couple to Wed in M E Church

Dr. Thomas Hulick and Miss Miriam Clark announce their December 28 wedding in the M E Church. The bride, daughter of Augustus and Miriam Clark, is a singer and Flowers Academy graduate. The groom, son of George W. Hulick and Josephine Hulick, is a physician with a practice in Evanston and a new home ready for the couple.

Thomas Hulick Miriam Clark Augustus Hilton Clark Flowers Academy of Elocution George W. Hulick Ohio Josephine Harrison Hulick Clermont County Hulick Ohio College of Medicine Evanston

Pleasant callers from Franklin visit Batavia

Walter W. Miller and Geo. Hur dle, prominent Franklin township Republicans, were in Batavia Monday trans acting business and paid the Courier a pleasant call.

Walter W. Miller Geo. Hurdle Franklin Township Batavia

Rev A N Spahr Delivers Stirring Sermon at Batavia Rally

Rev A N Spahr presiding elder addressed a large Batavia congregation at Music Hall Sunday evening delivering a powerful sermon after attending a district rally of Methodists.

A. N. Spahr Music Hall Batavia

Christmas Candles From Standard Oil Cargo Light Tables

The Courier reports Standard Oil Company sent through Jennings agency a collection of decorated white wax candles. The candles are designed for Christmas tables and are described as beautiful works of art giving a clear light.

Courier Standard Oil Company Jennings Advertising Agency

H G Sommermier Dead At Age 72 In Amelia

Henry G Sommermier died at his Amelia home last Monday morning after a year of illness. A wagon maker by trade he spent much of his life in Bethel working and operating a hardware store. He leaves a widow four sons and three daughters none at home. Funeral services will be held at his residence tomorrow at 10 am with burial in Mt Moriah cemetery.

Henry G. Sommermier Amelia Bethel Mt. Moriah Cemetery

Citizens Telephone Combine Expands Free Countywide Access

The Citizen's Telephone Company of Batavia and The Thomas J. Donald Telephone Co of Fellcity unite to offer toll-free interconnection within Clermont county. Subscribers in Felicity Mt Olive Wiggonsville Cedron Utopia Rural Chile Neville Mencow Pi Isabel Salt Air gain free talks, with toll lines to Feesburg Higginsport Georgetown in Brown county. The Citizens system serves over 1000 subscribers across 300 miles of poles and 12 exchanges, linking to more than 100,000 Ohio telephones and neighbors. Citizens and Donald systems in Clermont county promise greater value than any Ohio company.

Citizen’s Telephone Company Batavia Thomas J. Donald Telephone Co Fellcity Clermont County Citizens Ohio Citizens and Donald

Hildebrant Fakers Lose Ground in Sixth District Graft Fight

The dwindling Hildebrant faction faces rejection as John Galbreath's Higginport post office victory and Foraker ally Scroggy's nomination shake the Sixth District. The supreme court backs Foraker and Judge Scroggy, rendering Hildebrant supporters doubtful and their proclaimed Republican organ suspect.

Main Street The Republican State Committee Congress Hildebrant Republican Committee Foraker Supreme Court of Ohio Sixth Scroggy Courier Supreme Court of State of Ohio

Disastrous Fire Destroys Porter Barn in Franklin Township

A large Franklin township barn owned by R. D. Porter burned Thursday morning in a major farm loss. The structure and contents including 1000 bushels of wheat 760 bushels of corn 2000 pounds of tobacco 20 tons of hay fodder and farming machinery were destroyed. Loss estimated at 3000 with no insurance and suspected incendiary origin. Porter a prominent local farmer.

R. D. Porter Franklin Township Porter

Christmas Doings and Nuptials Across Batavia

Holiday diversions list Christmas events in Batavia including Presbyterian treats at 7 p.m. and an U B church cantata on Christmas Eve. Oysters and drills mark Company K at the Armory. Notable nuptials announce Dr. Thomas Hulick and Miss Miriam Clark. A Monterey entertainment and a Christmas Eve ball are noted, with a New Boston assembly dance and a busy bazaar raising funds for parsonage lighting benefits.

Batavia Mesars Ora Lukemier Lucien Rogers M. E. Church Guild

Mt Carmel Universalist Church Hosts Two Holiday Entertainments

The Mt Carmel Universalist church plans two evening programs at Mt Carmel Grange Hall on December 28 and 29. December 28 features Mother Goose and Goslings and selections, while December 29 offers the Dramatic Club with the comedy The Black Diamond.

Mt. Carmel

Country Club to entertain in Amelia gathering at Mrs Nave home

The Country Club of Amelia hosts a Thursday evening event for twelve invited gentlemen. The gathering features elaborate decorations and luncheon planned at the home of Mrs Cora Nave during the Holiday week. Mrs Albert Johnson to entertain the club on Wednesday December 28 for the regular meeting.

Mias Cora Nave Amelia and Albert Johnson

Juvenile Cantata “A Jolly Christmas” Presented by Sunday School

The M. E. Sunday school directed by Miss Becky Robinson presents a Christmas Eve cantata titled A Jolly Christmas. Cast includes President Lemon Larkin, Mr. Heporter, and George Arebaugh as Santa Claus.

M. E. Sunday School Becky Robinson Mr. Pres'dent Lemon Larkin Heporter George Arebaugh Santa Claus

NEW MASONIC OFFICERS ELECTED AT 112 F and A.M.

Following are the officers elected Saturday evening December 1 2004 of 112 F and A.M. W.M. A.T. Johnson, W.M.. J. B. Holick secretary. G. H. Kain senior deacon. Walter Sullivan junior deacon. Tyler W.C. Lytie. trustees T. P. Breeding, G. A. Keen. other officers include J. C. Wymer steward and A.M. Dimmitt among named members and roles.

A.M. W.M A.T. Johnson W. C. Robinson J. W Elk Parrott Holick G. H. Kain Walter Sullivan W.C. Lytie Tyler J. C. Wymer A.M. Dimmitt Goo A. Keen H. P Edwards Bly King D. K. McDonald Scribe A. T. Johnson D. MH Chas A. Whippy B. K. Parrott R.A A.M. Dimomitt M. Od V J. B. Pairman P. Breeding J. Fy Brown

Drouth Ravages Ohio Wheat as Water Shortages Rise

The Ohio drouth worsens with wheat losses in several counties and stock moved to streams. Farmers report reduced corn yields due to labor scarcity and blown crops, while locust post demand rises and forestry draws attention. Lowell Roudebush notes catalpa trees once common along the Wabash and recalls historic mounds near Vincennes and Owenstown.

Bottor Courier Ohio M. E. Galbreath Illinois Wabash River Vincennes Catalpa Indiana Wabash Laurenceville Ilinois Sugar Loaf Bunker Hill Wabash Valley Lowell Roudebush

Important invention patent on trolley retriever device

Dr P M Offutt and Jonas of Hamlet have patented a trolley retriever that grips the pole when it leaves the wire, preventing damage to pole and cross wires. A press of a button lowers the trolley to pass sagging or loose wire, reducing maintenance and injuries. The inventors are credited for originality and local industrial promise.

P. M. Offutt Jonas C. G. & P. Ry. Company Hamlet Offutt

Ten-Year-Old Wins Temperance Essay Prize

Gus Nichola aged ten son of Mr and Mae Nichols won the silver dollar prize for best temperance essay at the M E Sunday school last Sunday morning. Several contestants participated.

Gus Nichola Mae M. B. Nichols Ailver Dollar Spybey M. E

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clermonter Union OF Churches Rev Spahr H. G. Sommermier Hildy C. Hildebrant Franklin Armory Treat and Music U. B Monterey Turkey Raffles NEW Boston Urey Mesers Aselot Snider West Grange Entertainment McMilen Wic Doria Kain Molure Marjorie Walker Seeenene Jeanie Glancy Ella Nichols Fairies A . Marie Brown Helen Bishop Bessie Lottle Elmer Clara - Josaphine Gardner Adolph Theeeene Peon Walker Institute Deshler, Onto Clermonters
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