Moonshine Victim Threatens Widow With Revolver
Mike Roush of Moscow aged 45 is jailed in Ba pen county charged with assault and battery and pointing firearms. He endangered widow Mrs Tena Hayden by threatening marriage after years of labor on the Ohio river road and was disarmed by Ester Hayden. He was bound over the grand jury in $1000, held on the charge after arrest by Sheriff Croswell and Deputy Hanson.
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Mike Roush
Moscow
Bapen
Ohio River Road
Tena Hayden
I. V. Hayden
Mike
Ester
Hayden
Roush
Cincinati
Croswell
Anson
Illiams
New Richmond
Gliff Croswell
County Engineer Franks Galbreath Sidesteps Truck Crash
County Engineer Frank Galbreath avoided a collision on Clark's hill near Batavia setting his coupe into the bank as brakes failed and a truck bore down. He suffered a shoulder injury but escaped serious harm, and the wreck was cleared quickly. officials call the stretch dangerous and urge guard rails.
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Frank Galbreath
Clark’s
Batavia
Farm Bureau Meeting Notices In Monroe Township
Monroe township Farm Bureau will hold meetings at the Un-School House on Saturday February 16 at 7:30 p.m. and at the Laurel school on Monday evening February 18. Agent Wm. G. Winemiller will attend to discuss projects for the coming year and county service representative Stoddard will explain cooperative marketing and related work.
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Wnship Farm Bureau
Monroe Township
Wm. G. Winemiller
Stoddard
Former Batavia Boy Campbell remembered by Batavians
Campbell son of Mrs. Eliza beth Swing Johnston, once of Batavia and pictured in the Times Star, now heads the bond department at W. E. Hutton & Co. He graduated from Miami University in 1910 and Cincinnati University in 1918 and was a nephew of the late Judge J. B. Swing.
County buys stone crusher. old unit traded for $100
The record corrects a previous item stating the county commissioners allowed $1 for the old stone crusher. Two weeks ago they purchased a new crusher for county roads and traded in the old machine for $100, with Clermont noted as building many roads and needing machinery upkeep.
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Clermont
Heavy Snow Saves Local Wheat Crop Amid Hard Winter
Heavy snow last week eases trouble for wheat farmers after a wet season. Acreage planted last fall was short due to freezing thawing, but snow arrival calms markets as straw gains value and farmers rotate crops.
Schools Consolidate Loveland Districts Under County Control
Hamilton County voters approve consolidation of West Loveland in Hamilton County and East Loveland in Clermont County. The Hamilton County School Board passes the transfer unanimously, debts are assumed and property transferred, ending East Loveland as a separate entity.
Clermont Young Folks wed in Franklin ceremony
Miss Ethel Mitchell and Mr. George Bernstein both of Batavia were united in marriage last Saturday January 2 at Franklin Ohio by Rev R B Wilson. They plan to live in Middletown Ohio for now and Miss Mitchell teaches in Middletown schools. The couple is well known locally and friends extend congratulations.
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Ethel Mitchell
George Bernstein
Batavia
Franklin
Ohio
R. B. Wilson
Middletown
Mitchel
Time extended for automobile license tag purchases
January 15 sets the new deadline before arrests for operating without a license. Clermont county leads state tag sales by population as 1800 plus licenses are issued by county officials. Vehicle owners must declare listing for taxation or list before license issuance amid regulatory red tape.
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Clermont County
Batavia Building and Loan Elects Officers and Directors
The Batavia Building and Loan Association elected its officers and board for the coming year Monday evening. Frank White was named president, C. B. Nichols secretary and attorney, Allen Glancy treasurer. Directors include White, Nichols, Glancy, A. C. Stark, Thomas A. Keen, G. R. Wilke and W. R. Walker.
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Batavia Building and Loan Association
Frank White
C. B. Nichols
Allen Glancy
A. C. Stark
Thomas A. Keen
G. R. Wilke
W. R. Walker
Court of Common Pleas Hearing Dates Listed
Dates and counsels set for cases in the Court of Common Pleas from January 13 to February 11, with parties including the State of Ohio versus George Rice Delmar Jester and other plaintiffs and defendants. Attorneys named include Carl Z. Garland Britton & Britton Nichols Speidel & Nichols Murphy & Joseph and others.
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State of Ohio
George Rice
Carl Z. Garland
Britton & Britton
Campbell & Frebis
Frank Beard
James E. Cook
Nichols
Speidel & Nicools
Thorndyke
Edward Barbro
Speidel & Nichols
Delmar
N. G. Cover
C. B. Nichols
Deefhdant
William Meek
A. Bigam
W. C. Bishop
Edward A. Ernst
Walter Hoffman
George Hawk
Lawrence Hamm
John Vogt
R. T. Stepp
Edwin C. Ely
Nichols, Speidel & Nichols
Bank of Trenton Co
Britton & Britton and
Emma
Woman's Club Sets January Meeting on Art Topic
The Woman's Club will meet Saturday January 16 at 2 00 p m at Miss Louise Baum's home. Cincinnati Poets Musicians and Painters will be the discussion subject.
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Woman's Club
Louise Baum
Cincinnati
Hamilton man arrested for non support near Williamsburg
Rex Watt of Hamilton county was arrested by Sheriff Croswell and Deputy Dawson last Friday near Williamsburg on non support charges. He is jailed in Batavia awaiting transport to the scene of action. Watt has deserted two small children and a wife. Sheriff Creswell brought him back to Hamilton county Saturday for a hearing.
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Rex Watt
Hamilton County
Croswell
Dawson
Williamsburg
Batavia
Creswell
Curious items from twenty-five years ago in Clermont County
Echoes from the Courier recounts East Fork pearls near Marathon and a 111-year-old Aunt Minty O Banion, probate for Algeron Harden’s 200000 estate, a Goshen trunk’s $6000, and multiple local happenings like cake walks, hay sales, new postmaster Frank F Talley, and livestock purchases. The piece notes indictments, band uniforms, and a Caloocan gun firing by Charlie Jones, with community life in Bethel, Batavia, and Amelia.
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East Fork
Marathon
New Richmond
Minty O’banion
Goshen
Daniel Shough
Southern Clermont Farmers’ Institute
Bethel
Lowell Roudebush
State Institute
Algeron Harden
Elias Duckwall
Batavia
M. J. Kain
West Union Scion
Frank F. Talley
Thos. H. Goff
Crab
Sam Leever
Clermont
Toman
Charles H McNutt Laid to Rest In Ohio Church Burial
Prominent Laid man Charles H. McNutt died after failing health, remembered as devoted husband father and leader in church and business. He served 42 years as Methodist Sunday school superintendent and held local educational offices. He leaves wife daughter Grace and others. funeral at the Methodist church drew a large crowd with Rev T F Smith delivering the sermon. A town hall play by Miss Daisy Ely’s class benefit for the M E church is announced for January 27 at 8 15 p m with admission 1 50 and 30 cents.
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C. H. McNutt
Williamsburg
Methodist
Ohio
Masons
M. F. McNutt
McNutt
Grace
Dayton
H. Kirk
Cincinnati
Addie Patten
T. F. Smith
Dunkirk
Howard
Daisy Ely
M. E
Nash
Methodist Meetings In Hill District Draw Wide Interest
Methodism in the Hillsboro District saw strong attendance as Bishop T. S. Henderson of Cincinnati spoke two to three times daily for eight days. Epworth Leagues gathered in Hillsboro to a cordial convention despite bad weather, with a Sunday consecration ending in nearly 100 youths pledging service wherever needed. The Batavia MEB Junior Choir contributed moments of song.
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Hillsboro
T. S. Henderson
Cincinnati
Epworth
Batavia
A Costly Mistake in Business Advertising
A sharp quip highlights the cost of letting competitors handle advertising. The line frames a business lesson that poor or outsourced promotion can ruin a company, urging owners to control branding and messaging directly.
Brown County Land Pike Contract Awarded to Buerkle & Pringle
Four miles of traffic bound land pike in Brown County awarded to Buerkle and Pringle, the leading southern Ohio contractors, for 14000 dollars after competitive bidding. They plan to begin work in early spring and currently prepare equipment in winter quarters.
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Buerkle & Pringle
Ohio
Brown County
Change of date for Lyceum final at Town Hall
The last Lyceum Course number by the American Legion is moved to Wednesday January 20 at 8 pm in the Town Hall. The Alexander Novelty Four will perform instrumental solos duets and ensembles. Admission is fifty cents for adults and twenty five cents for children.
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American Legion
Town Hall
Alexander Novelty
Batavia
Lyceum
Legion
Additional Jurors Drawn For January Term Reported
Eleven extra petit jurors were drawn from the wheel and summoned to Batavia for Tuesday January 12. Several cases are booked, court will be in session most of the time, and a $10,000 damage suit may settle without trial. Names listed include Ed McCollough Washington Florence Stander Richard Hatcher Williamsburg and Stanley Huber Batavia with scattered spellings and unclear entries.
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Batavia
Ed McCollough
Washington
Florence Stander
Iam
Richard Hatcher
Williamsburg Ohes
Bel Arsiaes Cas Insist Ganas
Miami
Henry
Stanley Huber
Stonelick
Gabossi
East Hill Farm Club Meeting At Mrs Defrates Home
East Hill Farm Club met January 7 with seven members and two visitors. Programs included song, roll call, readings on Club Work for the Year, Rallying our Farm Women to a Vital Cause, and a group discussion. Fruit served. next meeting with Mrs Bubacker.
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East Hill
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West Loveland
East Loveland School
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Hamilton
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Batavia Loan Company
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Batavia Band Boys
Amelia
P. F. Jemieson
Josiah Wilson
Elklick
John Applegate
Jacksonville
Florida
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David Kugler
Allen Gancy
Wood Street
Boston Fair Board
Charlie Jones
Branch Hill
Miamiville
W. A. Stephens
Batavia Brick Works
Brick Makers
Columbus
McMillen
Calvin Cramer
Charles H. McNutt
Terest
Bishop Anderson
Daily
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