Local notices and social items from Clermont Courier pages
Classes of local life include subscription offers for Clermont Courier Gourier and Com Tribune and other papers. Social notes report visits among families in Cincinnati Felicity Norwood Batavia and Forestville with engagements double wedding and sports events listed.
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Clermont Courier
Gourier and
Com. Tribune
Courier and
Weekly Enquirer
Gourier
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati Times Star
Foley's Honey and Tar Trial Package Offer
A mail-in promotion invites readers to send five cents to Foley & Co. at 2435 Sheffield Ave Chicago Illinois with name and address for a trial package. The kit includes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and grip Foley Bismuthals and Foley Cathartic Tablets from the Nas harmacy.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Foley Bidnaylls
Nas Harmacy
Batavia Mothers Club Meeting Postponed
The Batavia Mothers' club meeting has been postponed until next week, with members advised to watch for a new date and time.
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Batavia Mothers’ Club
Bound Over for Moscow Man in Non Support Case
William P. Sellers of Moscow was bound over to the grand jury after a Monday hearing before Norman Burnet for non support. He remains in jail awaiting grand jury action.
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William P. Sellers
Moscow
Norman Burnet
Clermonters Burn Out in Cincinnati Livery Fire
Lucien Maham and Roll Leeds of Williamsburg partners in a George street livery and feed business were burned out on Sunday night. Twelve horses plus wagons harness and feed perished in the blaze causing about 5000 dollars loss.
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Lucien Maham
Roll Leeds
Williamsburg
George Street
Cincinnati
Shaw coal yard reopens for business with delivery service
The W. F. Shaw coal yard, closed earlier, has reopened and will conduct business again. Orders are sought and coal will be delivered. Phone 61.
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W. F. Shaw
Whitney Disposed Of After Cow Theft Conviction
Lyle Whitney of Amelia, jailed for theft of a cow and previously convicted, was sentenced to between one and seven years and will be taken to Mansfield Reformatory Thursday by Sheriff Swing. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a cleansing blood tonic with a dollar price point.
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Lyle Whitney
Amelia
Mansfield Reformatory
Swing
New Garage Heater Arrives for Seyler and Moyer
The heater for the Seyler and Moyer garage arrived Sunday and is being quickly installed as temperatures drop. The first heater failed and was discarded last week. The Jamieson Music House in Batavia endorses Victrola for its educational value and musical enjoyment.
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Seyler & Moyer
Jamieson Music House
Batavia
Public Sales Notices From Local Farmers This Week
Charles K. Amsteadt holds a sale at his Batavia area residence January 24 offering farm stock and equipment. G. M. Rust sells stock and farm implements at his home 14 miles south of Montery on the Jackson pike January 27 at 10 o'clock. C. F. Hollenbeck offers at his Batavia Davis pike residence January 29 at 10a. m. good team and farm gear. Geo. W. Ireton to dispose of horses cows and implements February 3 near Crosstown four miles north of Williamsburg. Usual terms. See bills for particulars.
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Charles K. Amsteadt
Batavia
G. M. Rust
Montery
Jackson Pike
C. F. Hollenbeck
Davis Pike
Geo. W. Ireton
Williamsburg
Crosstown
Rev John P Martin on leave after nervous breakdown
Reverend John P Martin pastor of the Batavia church is resting and receiving treatment in Cincinnati. Visiting ministers will fill the charge during his absence while friends hope for a speedy recovery. An advertisement promotes Dean's Regulats laxative at 2 cents a box.
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John P. Martin
Batavia M. BE
Cincinnati
Rising Prices Hit Everyday Goods Across Markets
Wheat 2.05 per bushel, potatoes 2.20, coal 5.50 a ton, eggs 60 cents a dozen, meat and lard at sharp increases. A dollar buys far less, with the merchant taking a small margin and the middle man gaining.
Highland county grand jury reports brief session
The Highland county grand jury met last week with limited business. One case was continued. two witnesses were examined. Two bills were found, one for shooting with intent to kill and one for shooting with intent to murder. The session lasted four and a half hours from instruction to reporting.
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Highland County Grand Jury
Ground broken for first house in Kline Heights subdivision
Jaynes N. Lewis became the first to break ground for a new residence in Kline Heights. He bought two desirable river road lots, excavated for a five room cottage with cellar, connected to the town sewer, tapped water, and prepared foundation gravel. Others will follow in spring.
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Jaynes N. Lewis
Kline Heights
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets Spotlight at Jamieson Music House
Local advertisement promotes Hoosier kitchen cabinets as great labor savers for households. Showcased at Jamieson Music House in Batavia located at 1012 with a variety of styles on display.
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Jamieson Music House
Batavia
Bethel and Felicity Dominate Georgetown Teams in One Sided Wins
Bethel defeats Georgetown 36 to 15 on Bethel floor in a well played contest. Felicity overwhelms Georgetown 80 to 10 with rough, fast action as Felicity strengthens claim to Clermont county high school championship.
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Bethel
Felicity
Georgetown
Clermont County
Proba tion Officer Reappointed in Clinton County
Mrs. R. T. Ballard has been reappointed as probation officer for the past year. KE. L. Hayes of Wilmington and Lew Jack of Blanchester are named assistant probation officers, with Jack also reappointed. Appointments were made by Judge Mills last week.
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R. T. Ballard
KE. L. Hayes
Wilmington
Lew Jack
Blanchester
Gasoline Prices and Auto Use Troubling Car Owners
Men claim gasoline production and demand will yield prices around 80 cents next season. At that rate many car owners cannot afford operation. Time will solve the problem. printers say it isn't a worry.
Bank Officials Named From County Banks Meeting
A countywide list of bank officials elected at a recent meeting includes Amelia State Bank with directors Elmer Ely F A Hitch Olin Fagin J H Dawson E F Armcost W T McDonough HC Behmyer Harvey Perin C H Green and officers Elmer Ely president F A Hitch vice president Asst Cashier W A Williams cashier. First National Bank Williamsburg directors N T Dailey J P Allen Jos A Dyer C C Marshall E B Holmes J H White Jos M Davidson M H Glancy John A Hugo with officers to be elected later. Loveland National Bank officers Geo H King president Harry L King vice president B F Ratheaber cashier and others named. Additional entries cover banks in Bethel Moscow Williams burg Felicity and more with various officers and directors listed.
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Amelia State Bank
Elmer Ely
F. A. Hitch
Olin Fagin
J. H. Dawson
E. F. Armacost
HC. Behymer
Harvey Perin
C. H. Green
W. A. Williams
First National Bank
Williamsburg
N. T. Dailey
J. P. Allen
Loveland National Bank
Geo. H. King
Harry L. King
B. F. Ratheaber
H. P. Shawhan
H. Clay Teal
G. H. Lounsberry
H. C. Ramsey
Bethel
W. W. Burke
Simon Bluestein
R. E. Head
C. F. Davis
P. A. Pathe, Jr
A. C. Fee
Chas Leibich
A. F. Kayser
Chas. Cox
D. B. Moreton
M W. Cox
C. E. Lough
Merchants and Farmers Bank
Williamsburg, Ohio
T. G. Foster
E. S. Moorehead
J. B. Cover
Laura Thompson
E J. Hutchinson
George Brintzinghoffer
C. H. McNutt
J. C. Fuhr
A. Ruffner
W. T. Elrod
J. F. Knight
Citizens Bank
Felicity
W P. South
W. W. McCullough
C. H. Woodmansee
Asst
J. W. McMurchy
W. W. Miller
S. F. Kennedy
L. F. Bartlow
W. P. South
W. W McCullough
Children Cry For Fletcher s Astoria Auto Tags
Investigation into auto tag supply delays in 1917 as 75 000 of 800 000 tags delivered. State authorities probe contracted firm for slow delivery causing potential revenue loss. Public notice urges owners to secure tags before exhaustion.
Editor Griffin Leads Handshake Line At Local Event
George R. Griffin editor of the Owen County Democrat and representative from Owen Greene and Sullivan is described as the official handshaker of the house. He greets a crowd on the elevator before departure, shaking everyone including Bob Bailey. Griffin vows to vote with his party on politics but will back measures benefiting his constituents regardless of who proposes them.
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George R. Griffin
Owen County Democrat
Owen, Greene and Sullivan
House
Bob Bailey
Griffin
Spencer
Indianapolis News
In Memoriam Joseph Courlis and Family Remembrance
The notice memorializes Joseph Courlis born May 27 1802 near Afton Ohio who died January 8 1917 aged 64 7 11 with wife Viola J Doughty married March 24 1875 and six children Rufus Amy Frank Mattie Wilbur Eugene all living two parents mourned by three sisters and seven grandchildren. It notes a long marriage and family devotion with religious reflections on rest in the Father s keeping and a goodbye blessing.
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Joseph Courlis
Afton
Clermont County
Ohio
Viola J. Doughty
Rufus
Amy
Frank
Mattie
Wilbur
Eugene
Mr. Curtis
Church Services and Programs This Sunday
The U B church offers Sunday school at 9 15 a m German preaching at 10 15 a m Young people society program at 7 pm English preaching at Owensville U B church All invited E F Wegner is pastor Presbyterian services include Sunday school 9 15 morning worship 10 30 and Jesus miracles series Young People 6 15 pm Evening worship 7 Prayer meeting Wednesday All welcome Jas Simpson minister
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U. B
Young People’society
Owensville
E. F. Wegner
Presbyterian Church
Gouzaces of Jesus
Jesus
Young People’s Society
Lazarus
Jas. Simpson
Colds Spark Varied Cough Types Reported
The ad notes multiple cough types such as dry, winter, la grippe, bronchial, asthmatic, and racking coughs. It cites Enos Halbert and a testimonial praising Foley's Honey and Tar for relief and complete cure, with Nash Pharmacy referenced as a local supplier.
Birthday honors for Mrs. Julia Haney at 78
Mrs. Julia Haney of East Bata observed her 78th birthday last Friday with a family dinner attended by about 80 relatives and friends. Among out of town guests were Emery Anderson and wife of Cincinnati and Mrs. Will Brown of Stonelick. Mrs. Haney is enjoying good health.
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Julia Haney
East Batavia
Emery Anderson
Cincinnati
Will Brown
Stonelick
Fire at Milton Russell Home Sparks Floor Blaze
A fire was discovered at Milton Russell’s residence on Main street last week. The flames started under a stove with no floor ventilation, burning the floor and threatening the cellar before being found and contained.
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Milton Russell
Main Street
Removal of Wisdom Tooth at Christ's Hospital
Mrs Albert Seyler suffered weeks with a buried wisdom tooth. Doctors located it by X ray and removed it at Christ's Hospital Cincinnati last Wednesday in a seventy minute operation. The tooth was cut out piece by piece. She is now home and improving.
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Albert Seyler
Christ's Hospital, Cincinnati
Limestone fineness and purity key to soil acidity relief
Ohio Experiment Station chemists report limestone ground to ordinary fineness corrects soil acidity effectively. Coarser limestone over two years largely remains in soil with little immediate effect, while finer material acts more quickly. Marketed limestone should pass 10 mesh, 60 percent through 50 mesh, and 85 to 86 percent through 100 mesh to be satisfactory.
Eighty Seven Years Old Patient Praises Foley Kidney Pills
H H Adams of Springfield Missouri reports a severe kidney trouble attack but notes Foley Kidney Pills gave the best relief among various treatments. The pills are said to build up weakened kidneys and help rid the blood of acids and poisons while aiding bladder troubles.
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H. H. Adams
Springfield
Nash Harmacy
Simple Corn Based Ration Proves Most Economical for Hens
Ohio Experiment Station tests show a corn and meat scrap diet yields nearly as good returns as a mixed feed. Hens on the simple ration laid fewer eggs overall, not offset by higher feed costs, despite self feeding dry mash. Tankage and skimmilk, like meat scrap, are also advised with corn for laying hens.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised in Georgia Letter
A reader from Lost Alley Ga. praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as most effectual for hacking coughs and colds. The testimonial states after using many bottles the remedy always cures the cough, with the writer asserting strong satisfactions and urging others to obtain it.
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Chamberlain
Hare
Wrtes Moore
Lost Alley
Local Dialect Exchange Cited By Kansas City Star
A Kansas City Star excerpt captures a rural exchange on race and authority with phonetic dialogue about a Black man who treats his wife with more respect than others. The dialogue highlights tensions around domestic power and community judgment in a regional setting.
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Brother Shivers
Kansas City Star
When a Woman Bears Twins
A Houston Post reflection likens twin birth to royal significance noting a mother’s dignity before God regardless of wealth. The quote emphasizes universal maternal worth and the awe inspired by twins.
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Job
Turkey
India
God
Houston Post
Pork Chops Arrested for Concealed Liquor at Grant Street
William Thomas known as Pork Chops was jailed Saturday night for keeping a place after police found three gallons of whiskey and 24 bottles of beer hidden at his Grant street home. He appeared before Mayor Lacy Sunday morning, pled guilty, and was fined 500 dollars plus costs. Ada Scott, freed on bail for forgery, was arrested as part of the same case and jailed.
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William Thomas
Pork Chops
Grant Street
Lacy
Ada Scott
Journal- Republican
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Ry Zensal
Nash
Carrie Sullivan
Ed Speidel
Virginia
Tom Speidel
J. F. Dial
Prof
Heidiebaugh
Elizabeth Ayers
Forestville
Los Angeles
California
James Brown
Bladden, Nebrask
Will and
Frank Brown
Summerside
Batavia Bay Scout
Norwood
Sharpsburg
Dean
Antonio Greco
George W. McMurchy
Jess D. Fee
New Richmond
Mr. McM
J. K. Ashburn
Geo. Gregg
Alva Riley
Albert Heinrici
Dawson, Bradley
Thos Dodsworth
Julian Fishback
Lemon Larkin
Neil Dennison
W. W. Dowdney
Batavia Bay Scouts
National Athletic Club
J. W. Kirk
Martha Demaris
James Beachard
Gladys Mell
Simpson
Clermonters
Whitney
REV. Martin
Dean’s
First National
P. F. Jamieson
W. F. Roudebush
Cashier
W. H Baum
G. 8. VanHorn
G. M. Roudebush
Frank Davis, Sr
Merchants & Farmers
Frank Snider
A. C. Iuen
J. L. Marsh
W. E. Leever
Henry Barnickle
C. J. Wissel
W. A. Johnson
New Richmond National Bank
G W. Burnett
H. Buckley
C. C. Larkin
C. N. Yerger
Asst. Cashier
G. W. Burnett
H Buckley
A. J. Shaw
C. H. Burkhart
H. F. Wulf
George Kurtz
Milford National Bank
Oa Bade
H. Eveand
Eeebush
Ace Cashier
A. J. Ae Asst
H Anderson
E Turner
D. W. Murphy
L. A. Walton
R. C Belt
J. W. Pattison
W. E. Knapp
G M. Roudebush
Geo H. Eveland
State Bank of Moscow
Chas. Kayser
W R. Fee
Fletcher
Astoria
Castoria
Cartelltdee
Chattel Property
Charles K. Ansteatt
Susan Snell
Sixteen Stand
Mr. Towel
Pearson
Montgomery Pike
William Way- Renee
P.w.smith
Aetiees Station
Mamie Bowman
James Llen
Milford
A. T. Jones
Herbert J. Millard
Delia Gressel
Francis P. Clark
Mt. Pisgah
Dorothy Applegats
Orville Green
William Weimer
Eight Mile
O. P. Patrick
Steward Hopping
Mulberry
Mr. Brown
Delia Anderson
William Hoeb
Joseph Lastock
Mt. Healthy
Mr. Randall
Nabile Voorhess
Mr.Scott
Thomas Erskine
Ella Covey
O. C. Myers
Blue Ash
J.W
Anna Howard
Spebines
Hopkins & Beeler
F. Roudebush
D. Bly
Clermont House
Main
A. B. Nichols
H. L. Nichols
Atchols & Nichols
Attorneys-At-Law
Fetevia
Howie Building
Mainstreet
Orman L. Burnet
Clermont Bldg
Batavia, Ohio
Awson E. Bradley
Ifica
K. Gov. 4Th and
Walnut Sts
Cincinna’ i
Granté
W. Sprague
Atty
O. B. Nichols
Batavia Building & Loan Co
Janiti
J. J. Werner
M. FE. Church
Ely
Norman L. Burnet
Mortage Security
Grose
C. Bishop
Storang Eee Beavia
Georgia
T. J. Barber
Jefferson
Billa
A. OC. Nash
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