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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1910
Page
8
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County commissioners met Monday and noted tax books are now in the different townships. Several residents and officials appear in Batavia and Tabasco for banking, business, and social visits. The Batavia Building and Loan Association declared a seven percent dividend. Bootleggers remain active in Hillsboro with three more arrests and convictions last week.
Methodist Sunday school plans a Christmas program and treat on Saturday. Owensville church event Sunday at 7 pm. Bowersville tax rate set at 5 18 per hundred. Gov Harmon proposes state institutions under one board. Pink eye outbreak near Lebanon. Houston Land Co. owns a 4600 acre farm south of Mechanicsburg managed by John Smith. Monterey Church hosts oyster supper December 2. Nellie Horan hosts December 10 party for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Philhower near Loveland. George Hansgen enjoys Hillard Florida home. new potatoes ready. Miss Bright sisters visiting Batavia. Keziah Hulick property sold for 1505. Mrs. A E Davis comments on Dr. Regulats. Mrs. Mary Ashburn returning from Dayton recovering. Webster Co. plant to move from Chicago to Xenia and bond sale considered. Will Krekeler sells Troy farm for 4000 with possession March 1. Batavia library girls plan candy sale to raise funds.
A collage of small items includes an ad for Fletcher's Castoria and its pricing, a poultry remedy outreach from Mfg Co in St Louis, a note about Judge James B. Swing in Cincinnati, and a store update on Lynchburg service. Also mentions an oyster sale, a public notice on liniments, a Felicity marriage, and a Batavia ceremony witnessed by the bride’s mother.
An old promotional notice touts Rapid Relief as a universal pain cure discovered by Dr. J L Wright in 1873. It claims rapid action externally or internally, with effects within minutes or hours, including relief of throat trouble, neuralgia, rheumatism, and wounds. Priced at 25 cents with a money back guarantee.
John Welton the Akron court bailiff found a pocketbook containing 2250 dollars last week, returned it to the owner, and was offered a one dollar reward he declined. The notice also covers local civic updates and community notices from Batavia and Mt. Carmel areas.
The article announces weekly Thursday chorus classes at the sheriff's residence. A children's class begins at 4 p.m. with 15 lessons costing 1.60 dollars payable in advance. An adult class begins at 5:30 p.m. with terms for 15 lessons payable in advance. Mary E. Teal is the directress and instructor.
Mary M. Christie age 63 died November 18 1910. Born November 18 1847 to Curry Williams she married William B Christie August 15 1869 and had four living children Thomas C Christie Edward Christie Clara V Dimmitt and Nettie Weaver. She joined Greenberry M E B church at age 12 and lived a devout Christian life. her death prompted family sorrow yet faith in Christ.
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