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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1926
Page
8
Clermont Courier notes subscription options with bundled offers including Courier and Com Tribune and Cincinnati papers. Local social notes list residents visiting, holidays at home, church events, and a poultry yard ad. Travel plans and family visits for Christmas holidays are mentioned among Batavia Oxford College students and local residents.
The Clermont County Common Pleas Court announces January term jurors. Grand Jury members include Ferguson Quinby Whitenack Gee Kay Wise Pattison Roberts Prather Donahoe Andrews McDowell Shinkle Swartz Anderson Waits report Jan 8 1927. Petit Jury members include Yeoman Fisher Kearns Meek Wood Ansteatt Edgington Shriner Duchemin Kibben Pringle Carnes Collis Grossnickle Jackson Hodges Hendrixson Anstaett Amiott Wood Benjamin Washington Thompson Aultman Constant report Jan 10 1927.
Father Evers will preach on the infant in the manger as savior of mankind at Bethlehem. Christmas Day services at Stonelick start at 7 30. Holy Trinity Mass next Sunday morning at 7 80. Evers offers a religious calendar and almanac to interested persons. Clarence Anstaett and Fritz Cramer of Oxford visited home over Sunday and join Cincinnati post office during the holidays. Frank Walt and Walter Gallagher and families of Cincinnati visited relatives.
Sheriff Croswell is directed to remove all gambling devices from Clermont county. A county survey will confiscate any remaining machines and prosecute owners and operators in court. A warning to stay clear and avoid trouble.
On Saturday December 18 Loren D. Harris and Miss Mary J. Long of Williamsburg were married by Rev. Burdsall at his Batavia home using the ring service. They returned to Williamsburg for the wedding dinner and offered Christmas wishes for a prosperous life ahead.
In Tealtown Union township William L. Teal aged 74 and his sister Laura aged 79 died within hours of each other last Saturday. Teal survived by a widow. A double funeral was held at Perintown M E church Monday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Riffile. Burial followed at Milford. Wm. 8. Moore supervised.
Mr and Mrs William Vaughn formerly Miss Emma York of Batavia were married at Stokesdale North Carolina and visited relatives last week as their future home is set in Stokesdale North Carolina Luther York the bride s son joined the family for the trip and serenade with refreshments served by relatives and friends.
In last week’s court report the judgment entry for Wm. Russia versus Bert Wilson as executor of the Wm. Wilson estate listed an amount of 400 dollars. The item should have stated an offer to confess judgment.
Walter Coover and his wife of Mia miville were held up by two men in an auto on the road between Milford and Mil ford after leaving the Eastern Star Lodge Monday night. The assailants ordered them to raise their hands and stand in the road, searched them, and damaged the Chevrolet by tearing buttons from Coover's vest and shooting tires and wiring the other car. One assailant was recognized.
Alfred T and H H Marsh to auction at Mrs Addie P Marsh East Owensville Ohio on Tuesday December 28 1926 at 1 oclock a lot of household goods Usual terms A M Ellis and Michael Kunker will sell two miles south of Forestville on Ayers road Wednesday December 29 1926 at 1080 last time Ford ton truck good condition two horses mowing machine plows cultivator 25 hot bed sash four ton hay fodder and corn household goods Usual terms A M Ellis auctioneer H e M Van Saun clerk Lunch served Clifford Booth will sell four and a half miles below New Richmond on A P Highway Monday January 8 1927 at 10 am fast time 1 Fordson tractor and plow McCormick mower hay rake disc harrow plows wagon harness International power grinder cows incubator brooders hay corn fodder household goods Usual terms A M Ellis auctioneer Lunch served
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