Local Notes From Mason Batavia And Owensville
Reports from Mason Batavia and Owensville cover social visits and holidays. Mr and Mrs M Buerkle of Mason visited relatives. Charles Moore and wife from Dayton were guests above Batavia. Mr and Mrs Harold Nichols hosted a New Year party. Alma Dippel arrives to direct Rose Time as rehearsals progress. Judge Harry Parker ruled in Paul Pathe vs Bethel Power and Light Co in favor of the Light Company. LaMaceda of Owensville won three straight, beating Amelia Wilmington and Miami College Clowns. Batavia Building & Loan directors elected with six percent dividend declared. Charles C Kearns spoke in Chillicothe on taxation, then headed to Washington for Congress season.
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Harry Parker
Georgetown
Paul Pathe
The
Bethel Power & Light Co
Light Company
Charles C. Kearns
Chillicothe
New Warner Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Service Clubs
Washington
Oil Up Your Gun and Renew Your Licenses
A final hunting season note urges gun owners to oil firearms and renew hunting, trapping, and fishing licenses before deadlines, warning game warden citations for violators. The piece mocks media cost and describes simple newsroom practice of publishing slices of wooden-slabs editorials.
Inventor Filters Phonograph Noise With Tin Tubing and Peas
An English inventor cleans scratchings and metallic sounds from phonographic music by passing it through over 50 feet of tin tubing packed with peas, creating a damped listening path.
Signs of Storm Foretold by Animal Behavior
A remark notes that a sudden local dust whirl on a dry road in calm weather signals an approaching storm. Swallows flying low indicate rain, since their insect prey is closer to the ground and the birds follow their food.
Fire nearly destroys Dennison home in early morning blaze
A soot back near the grate of the Dennison residence caught fire Monday morning but was quickly discovered and extinguished before it could spread. The blaze occurred in the room occupied by Judge Young and his wife.
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W. W. Dennison
Judge Young and Wife
Waterville Welcomes New Physician Dr. Lynn M. MacConnell
Dr. Lynn M. MacConnell leases part of the Hartranft residence on Stafford avenue and White street in Waterville to establish his home and medical office. Born near Clinton, he trained at Clinton High School and Hamilton College, earned a Chicago medical degree, studied in Cincinnati, and served as surgeon with the U.S. Public Health Service in Pittsburgh before moving here. He took up residence December 15 and is married to Rev. J. P. Martin's daughter.
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Waterville
Lynn M. MacConnell
Hartranft
Stafford Avenue
White Street
MacConnell
Clinton
Clinton High School
Hamilton College
Chicago College of Medicine and Surgery
West Side Hospital
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Sanitarium
J. P. Martin
Goshen
Fifty wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs W J Griggs
Mr and Mrs W J Griggs of Williamsburg will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary on January 15, 1928 at their home. The piece notes a trend of many such celebrations and asks who will be next.
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Peerless Creamery Co
W. J. Griggs
Williamsburg
Ohio Farmers Likely to See Lower Fertilizer Freight Rates
C. B. Long traffic director of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation says farmers in Ohio may enjoy lower fertilizer freight rates soon. A fertilizer manufacturer’s appeal to reduce Indianapolis to Ohio rates was granted, and the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered the new rates in effect retroactively from January 18. If generalized across Ohio and states west to the Mississippi, the change could trim about 60 cents per ton on nine million dollars of Ohio fertilizer usage.
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Ohio
C.8. Long
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Long
Clermont County Farm Bureau
Indianapolis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Red Cross Annual Meeting Clermont County Chapter
The Clermont County Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting on January 10 at 7 p.m. Members are asked to complete any unpaid memberships by that date.
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Clermont County
The
American Red Cross
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Clermont Courier
Batavia
Courier and Com. Tribune
Courier
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati Times Star
Cincinnati Enquirer
the Courier
Alice Sapp
Walnut Hills
Eastern Star
Sigmond Batton
Withamsville
May McTomany
Louisville, Ky
Robert Woods
Harmon Cover
Monterey
J.B. Cover
8. M. Buerkle
Mason
Charles Moore
Dayton
Mrs
Harold Nichols
Alma Dippel
LaMaceda
Owensville
Amelia
Wilmington
Miami College Clowns
Batavia Building & Loan Co
A. C. Stark
Thos. Keen
Charles G. White
Wm. R. Walker
Jos. L. Larkin
John Huntington
Bano
Africa
Iaa
Bell Telephone Company
W. B. Miller
Homer Kain
E. W. Neuman
Peerless Creamery
Peerless Creamery Company
the Peerless Creamery Co
Misery Moon
Gideon Blair
Tom Rissel
Slick As
Hiram Tutt
Patrick Keller
Samantha Slade
Rosebud Reese
Paula Maleek
Bolshevick
Lulu Pearl
Wer
Edward Benjamin
Carney Roush
Chas. Hutchinson
Allen Ashton
Ralph Stockton
John Hill
Mrs. Henry Shelton
Frank Runyan
William Livengood
Paula
Farmers’ Institute
Mable Mulloy
Q. B. Mulloy
J. M. Hutchinson
Irene Harbaugh
Goble Hill
Batavia-New Richmond Pike
New Richmond
Jersey
Plymouth Rock
L. C. Frey
A. M. Ellis
Wright Gillaspir
Newtown
Williamsburg,ohio
Bantam and
Williamsburg Pike
Addres
Linton Ave
Woodburn
Garald Iles
Citizens’ Garage
Batavia, Ohio
Ralph D, Fuhr
Williamsburg, Ohio
Henry Wolter & CO
Walnut Street
Rosetime
Batavia Town Hall
Wayne P.sewell
M. E. Missionaries
North Pharmacy
Clermont
Bataiia
Wm. Stirling Moore
H. Stirling Moore
Ambulance and Limousine Service
Jay
Tri-state
Covington
Ripley
Federal Land Bank Loans
J. A. Hartman
Seo’y Treas
Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association
First National Bank Bldg
Black
Ametia
Asker
Ljanti
Wright Duckwall
Chas
P.O
Arm
Hite Schymal
John Kruick
U Y Walker
Bata A
W. W. Keen
Forrest Hill
Herbert Swift
Btavia
G.eek Ion Addrere
Williameburg
Jones
Atavia
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