Longtime Sun editor E A Lockwood dies at 60
E A Lockwood and R A Lockwood suffered a stroke on Saturday December 6 and died that evening at 8 30. Aged 60, he led the Sun paper as business manager and editor for about 80 years in Clermont County. Born in Madison Indiana he lived in Monroe township, taught school eight years, married Susan J Porter then Josephine Zimmerman and leaves three sons Howard Allen Henry, plus one sister and four brothers. Funeral at Presbyterian church Tuesday at 2 pm, Rev Simpson officiating, Union cemetery burial.
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Sun
Cowen Bros
Madison
Indiana
Clermont
County
Monroe Township
Parker’s Academy
Clermontville
Butler’s University
Indianapolis
Susan J. Porter
Josephine Zimmer
Howard
Allen
Henry
Will Crone
Cincinnat
Presbyterian Church
Miller's Big Clearance Sale Attracts Shoppers
J B Millers big clearance sale draws customers from miles for bargains across dry goods boots shoes furniture and more with many half price items. The ad urges printers ink as a sales aid and praises the merchant who gives value to the public. Burdock Blood Bitters touted as a blood tonic available at stores.
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J. B. Miller
Notice of Taxpayers Records by Township Locations
After December 2 the Tax Books will be in Wayne township Edenton Williamsburg Tate Union Carmel Bell's store Williamsville Pierce Ayer's Locust Corner Monroe Laurel Elin Felicity Moscow Conover Hotel New Richmond and other sites. Taxpayers must write for parcels carefully and pay a nary fee charged at above places.
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Wayne Township
Edenton
Williamsburg
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Tate
Bethel
Bank
Maxfield
Miami
Loveland
Milford Bank
Union
Carmel
Bell
Williamsville
Bennett's
M. Pierce
Ayer’s
Locust Corner
Monroe
Laurel
Municipal Christmas Tree Lights Batavia Amid Festive Week
The Batavia Municipal Christmas Tree will be lit on Christmas Eve December 24 at 6 00 p m with prayer and carols by school children. The tree will stay illuminated each evening that week as part of festive events inviting all to attend.
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Batavia
Georgetown
Oni
Rane
Ashildren
Company K praised after Ohio National Guard parade
Report from Ohio noting 87 present for a dress parade of Company K. Officers and men shown in fine uniform with military precision. Despite Cincinnati paper’s critique of the unit’s numbers, local leaders urge support to recruit more men for training and upright manhood. An oyster supper followed, with brief speeches by James Ashburn, Lieutenant Scott, James Wasener, and Rev. Burdsall. E. Burdsall expresses town pride and calls for strengthening the company. Also small notices tout home remedies for ailments and a cold remedy guarantee offer.
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Ohio National Guard
Cincinnati
General Mills
Ohie
National Guard
James Ashburn
Scott
James Wasener
Burdsall
Company K
E. Burdsall
Civil service exam set for Amelia post office
A civil service examination for applicants to the Amelia post office will be held in Cincinnati on January 12. All who wish to take the test must apply for blanks in time to receive admission cards. This office is in the second class.
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Amelia
Cincinnati
Local notes and family updates from Amelia district
Russell Valentine and family visited Fred Pierson’s last week. Gilbert McMurchy and Mrs James Johnson recover from illness while Ge McNair’s condition is unchanged. Students Louise Purchiser Mary Hiner Kenneth Joneel return home for holidays. I C C F’s gander supper to be held December 30 31. Laurel Franklin Latnt Jane Sapp’s gathering at Alex Dunn’s. Sunday school plans Christmas Eve tree and entertainment. Allen Moorhead youngsters over with grandparents Jacksons. E A Lockwood’s death mourned by many.
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Russel Valentine
Amelia
Fred Pierson
Laurelranklin
Jane Sapp
Alex Dunn
Allen Moorehead
Elk Lick
Jackson
E. A. Lockwood
Lley
Frother
Fragmented 19th Century Advertisements Mention Croup and Oysters
A damaged historical fragment cites Fox Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for croup and thick mucus. It advertises presh oysters at K Hoer ners in Batavia and mentions various local names, trades, and notices with garbled phrases and scattered contacts.
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Croup
Foley
Macy
Stoves and Heating Ranges In Stock At Rapp Schwab Batavia
Four lines of ranges cook stoves and heaters are in stock at the right price. Rapp Schwab Batavia promotes seasonal bargains on stoves and heating appliances for immediate purchase.
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Isi
Rapp & Schwab
Batavia
Wopiit
Farmers Institute Program at Bet Ohio Jan 4
Bet Ohio hall hosts Farmers Institute with speakers on hog fattening corn varieties and farm methods. Tables, recitations, music and talks cover stock, grain, pruning and household economy. Community notices include sales, Christmas events, and local visits.
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O A. Dobbins
Apes Meats
N. L. Geil
Agricultural, Commission
J. O. Henderson
William Daughters Dies After Foot Amputation Sickness
William Daughters of Hamlet died at home Saturday from pneumonia following earlier foot amputation for blood poisoning. He was well known and highly respected. Funeral Monday, his wife planning to spend the winter in Florida as usual, but illness prevented travel. Aged about 65.
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William Daughters
Hamlet
Florida
Indigestion Link to Chronic Headache Advised Remedy
Mrs John Bishop of Roseville Ohio describes a year long struggle with indigestion and sick headaches lasting days. A friend recommended Chamberlains Tablets and the medicine quickly relieved the symptoms. For sale by all dealers.
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John Bishop
Roseville
Ohio
Chamberlain
Real Estate Deals Across Ohio and Kentucky This Fortnight
Real estate notes show multiple transfers in Ohio and Kentucky. Movements include J D Scott 12 acre to J H Schlueter 4 acre Bantam Ohio, Fred A Dietz 50 acres Mt Washington to Hannah Taylor Cincinnati, J D Rutherman Forestville to O H Twitche 11 Cincinnati, W B Humphreys 70 acres near Bethel to nearby buyer, and several farm exchanges plus a Hyde Park to Spring Grove brick building swap. Contact Frank R Weaver for land listings and farm bulletin plans.
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Montgomery
J. H. Schlueter
Bantam
Ohio
Fred A. Dietz
Mt. Washington
Hannah Taylor
Cincinnati
J. D. Rutherman
Forestville
O. H. Twitche
W.B. Christy
Bethel Ohio
A. H. Crain
George Besaden
Sharonville
Bacres
A. 8. Crostwait
Sadieville
Kentucky
G. ©. Anderson Fine
Milford
J. Thompson
Sardis
Miss
New Richmond & Bethel Pike
Bethel
Fairfax Ave
Walnut Hills
James Carr
Hyde Park
Spring Grove Ave
Elmore St
Cincinmati
Harry L. Moore
Portsmouth
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Frank R
Alnut
Capeaite Fourna ‘Square
Dota
Obituary of Catherine Elizabeth Duchemin Malott
Catherine Elizabeth Duchemin Malott of Olive Branch Ohio, born June 2 1849 in Cincinnati, died December 6 1914 after a one week illness. She married W C Malott in 1871, lived 43 years together, had six children all grown, and was a devoted wife mother and sister. Her life centered on family and faith, with active church service in Owensville and Olive Branch.
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Catherine Elizabeth Duchemin Malott
Francis and
Mary Duchemin
Cincinnati
Ohio
B. Church
Owensville
He Sega’ Abip
Olive Branch
W. C. Malott
Aniag
Lew Snes
Nile
Kidney trouble warning prompts Foley Mcidney Pills
An advertisement touts Foley Mcidney Pills as a remedy to strengthen weakened kidneys and purify blood. It urges readers to visit local druggists and claims national distribution by The ash Pharmacy in their town.
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Foley Mcidney
Ash Pharmacy
Batavia Power House Assistant Engineer Suffers Stroke
Geo. Lewis, assistant engineer at the Batavia power house, suffered a light stroke of paralysis last Thursday. He rallied, can walk but cannot grip objects, and his speech was slightly impeded. Recovery hoped for.
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Geo. Lewis
Batavia
Mary E Pohl Death Notice Marks Seven Decades Of Humble Life
Mary E Pohl daughter of Christian and Sey M Kuger was born in Milford Ohio September 19 184 and died Sunday morning December 6 1911 at age seventy. She married May 29 1886 and was a longtime member of the German Lutheran church later joining Williamsburg M E church. Her life is described as humble gentle and devoted to others with a long record of care and benevolence.
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Mary E. Pohl
Christian
Sey
M. Kuger
Milford
Hio
German Lutheran Church
Iliamsburg M. E. Church
Kidney Health Claim Promises From Doctor in Greenville
Doctor J T R Neal of Greenville California cites nine years of experience praising Foley Kidney Pills as unmatched for kidneys. Offers 50 cent sizes and backs claims with local sales details.
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J.T. R. Neal
Greenville
So. Cal
Shee Vaak
Will of Mary Pohl of Williamsburg names executor and legacies
The will dated June 12 1914 probate in Williamsburg allocates $50 to many relatives and friends, $400 to Tony and Frank Pohl, $250 to Adeline Walters, $150 to Dollie Dowd, $200 to Mary E Fuhr, $25 to several named individuals and church, with the niece Carrie Davidson receiving the homestead and bedding, and the residue to be shared among those named. Adelbert B. Davidson named executor with full sale and disposition powers.
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Mary E. Pohl
Williamsburg
Mary Pohl
Parker Walker
Jos. Irwin
Theresia Kloklo
Chas. Knauer
Lou Knauer
Frank Knauer
Anna Knauer
Elizabeth Towner
de ‘d Pohi
Theresia Beacham
Elizabe Meyers
Fannie Bkllison
Margaret Morgan
Evan Towner
Emma Knauer
Edell Knauer
Charles Meyers
Frank E. Pohl
Charlie Pohl
Tony Pohl
Adeline Walters
Dollie Dowd
Mary E. Fuhr
Edwin Eiler
Will Kloklo
Gladys Kloklo
Frankie
Edwin Walters
M. E. Church of Williamsburg
Carrie Davidson
Adelbert B. Davidson
Old Fashioned Dance Invitation at Armory New Year Eve
Batavians invite guests to an Old Fashioned Dance at the Armory on New Year’s Eve December 31. The event lists committee members including Albert Heinrici Peter Gunderley Louis Buerkle and others. Music by orchestra and lunch served by an experienced caterer. Admission for gentlemen is 50 cents.
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Armory
Albert Heinrici
Peter Gunderley
Louis Buerkle
Jas. N. Lewis
Carlos Rose
W. W. Dennison
Louis I. Craver
L. E. Miller
Hugh J. King
Cleon Searles
W. M. Craver
Louis Devine
Luccheon
Fine skating on East Fork attracts crowds
The East Fork offered several nights of fine skating last week with ice about four inches thick. A steady crowd enjoyed the smooth surface each evening.
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East Fork
Loyal Reader Remains Subscribed After 50 Years
A note from Joan F. Smrrx of Lerado O. encloses $8.75 for 50th year as Courier subscriber. She states she is still a Republican and wishes a Happy and Prosperous New Year to the paper.
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Eorror Courier
Courier
Joan F. Smrrx
Lerado
Christmas Cheer and Local News From Batavia
A thief robbed Mrs. Prudence Bann in Cincinnati while she was away with her children, and no clue was found. The Batavia Odd Fellows hosted Mt. Carmel lodge with a chicken supper and conferred three degrees. Georgetown forms a new committee for a municipal Christmas tree. Clermont celebrates Clifford Reed’s corn growing record and a three year scholarship. he also joined a Washington trip for growers.
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Prudence Bann
Cincinnati
Batavia Odd Fellows
Mt. Carmel
Clermont
Clifford Reed
Washington
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