Clermont County Teachers Association Session Highlights
The Clermont County Teachers Association met at city hall with a cold morning adjournment and an animated discussion on permanent meeting locations. Miss Mamie Doughman read minutes, Miss Htta Beck delivered a primary work paper, and Miss Louisé Parrott sang. The next session will be in Batavia in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Teachers’ Association
City Hall
Dalla‘Nichols
G.¥. Morris
M. E. Church
Association
Morris
Mamie Doughman
Goshen
Cronin
Tavia High School
Teachers’ ‘Association
John Cronin
Bolenbaugh
Htta Beck
Bethel
Louisé Parrott
Batavia
Afternoon Sun Day Meeting at Grand Army Hall
The second Sun day meeting was held at Grand Army hall last Sunday with a large audience. Judge Davis delivered a Life and Duty lecture in a quiet impressive style, supported by Work for Jesus hymns led by Captain Charles Ferguson and Edston Lockwood at the keyboard. The gathering closed with remarks from Rev. Morris and others, and organizers vow to continue the series indefinitely for public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army Hall
Jesus
Morris
Bighop
Orebaugh
Jamieson
Pioneering Ohio Citizen Aaron Apgar Dies at 75
Aaron Apgar of Epworth Heights near Cincinnati dies at home aged 75. Born January 13, 1881 in New Jersey he moved to Ohio at age four and celebrated his seventy fifth birthday last Monday. A prominent Christian and Mason he led a respected life on the Apgar farm and in local affairs. He leaves a widow and several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Apgar
Ohio
Epworth Heights
Mr. Apgar
New Jersey
Mies Haule Figer
Apgar
Wilmington urged to host conventions for district race
The Gazette cites Hillaboro urging both Congressional conventions be held in Wilmington to ease travel for delegates. Wilmington Journal counters, urging the town as ideal host and offering support for a nominee. Local anecdotes reference malaria claims tied to a liver remedy advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillaboro
the Gazette
Millaboro
Hillsboro
Wilmington
Wlmington Journal
Barn‘yley
Batavian Awakes to Darkness and Revival Night
A Batavian bachelor slept through a dark morning as busi ness houses closed early for revival meetings at the Methodist church. He wandered the streets thinking an earthquake or comet was coming until he reached the lit church where singing and prayer revealed the reason for the blackout. He returned to bed after learning the truth and swore off further nights of fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Methodiat Church
Cleveland
Methodist
Visiting Veterans Banquet At Main Street Headquarters
A visiting delegation from the Owensville G A R Post will be entertained by the Jesse Ellis Post at their Main street headquarters this evening. A banquet will be served and the hour filled with speeches music song and story. All members in good standing are invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
G. A. R Post
Jesse Ellis
Bicycle motion when pulling a rear tied string
A thought experiment states balancing a bicycle on one hand with one pedal highest and the other lowest. Tying a string to the lower pedal and pulling it backward causes the bicycle to move backward, contrary to the common assumption it will move forward.
Sixth District aspirants seek Congressional honor
Aspirants for Congressional honors in the Sixth District are numerous. The list includes Hon. G. W. Hulick the present member who should and will likely succeed himself. Others are D. Q. Morrow of Highland, J. H. Williams of Brown, Judge Cunningham and Seth Brown of Warren, and Simeon Smith of Clifton. Greene county has named no names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hulick
D.Q. Morrow
Highland County
J. H. Williams
Brown County
Thrifty Farmer Loses Meat in Makehouse Fire
Wright Fitswater on Deerfield road loses all meat stored for next season when a makehouse fire starts from an oversized offire. The blaze destroys the makehouse, house, barn, and outbuildings, saved only by quick aid from saw mill men. The note warns readers to keep combustibles away from fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Fitswater
Deerfield
Dazzler at the Fountain Promises Colorful Farce Cast
The Dazzler at the Fountain features Cosgrove and Grant's comedians in a week of performances starting January 19. Five comedians fill the cast with Usella delivering a grotesque yet original performance. The young, well-costumed troupe impresses with novelty in color and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosgrove
Grant
Usella
Ladden
Prize contest invites Western Reserve Academy students
Governor Bushnell offers a valuable prize to a Western Reserve Academy student who submits the best list of answers to a set of questions on Ohio history geography and government. The aim is to spur study of matters of public interest and to show what Ohioans have achieved in state and national affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushnell
Western Reserve Academy
Ohio
Gig
Lst
Harvard
Princeton
Ann Arbor
University of Wisconsin
Brown University
Clapwhorg
Figuring for a Farm A Mercenary Matrimonial Tale
A Brown County farmer Jacob Legondoller, a widower with four children, faced a planned marriage to widow Margaret Fenton in Winchester. She demanded deed transfer of his farm before marriage. He refused full transfer or bonds, the plan collapsed, guests retreated, licenses torn, and the wedding party dispersed with good humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Legondoller
Jackson Township
Brown County
Margaret Fenton
Winchester
Jon
Besride
Legondehler
Legondoller
Court Matters and Hearings Summary
Court matters include new cases such as Moran vs Union township mandamus and Lyle vs Boyd partition. Hearings note Joan Kelley found guilty for shooting with intent to kill and fined, several dismissed or set for trial, confirmations list sale proceeds and judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moran
Union Township
Blinda J. Gest
Moses D. Conrad
Geo. Lyle
F. J. Boyd
Lacy Denser
Edward Sears
Welden Rue
Reuben: Rue
Joan Kelley
Kelley
Loveland
Néo
S.J. Smith
Grand Valley Lodge Elects Officers in Strong Showing
L VELAND ODD FELLOWS Grand Valley Lodge No 461 installed the officers for the next term on Wednesday night N G M J McClare V G Wm Caldwell 8 White Miller T John Hathorn Brother Smith of Eagle Lodge Cincinnati acted as installing officer The lodge is in a flourishing condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Valley Lodge
N. G. M. J. McClare
V. G
Wm. Caldwell
White Miller
John Hathorn
Brother Smith
Eagle Lodge
Cincinnati
Angola Encampment No 28 Officers List
The officers of Angola Encampment No 28 1 C C F Williamsburg are named. Harry Moyer is D P J C Rose H P W C Curtis 8 W Charles Hoffman 8 D W Atchley T T W Moorehead J W J E B Innis F 8 Yodoo Rice BE E Peterson 1st W J C Fuhr 24 W T K Ellis 8d W N T Daily 4th W J B Reed O 8 BE W Smith 1 8 5 7 Holden 1st G of T W H Hull 94 G of P EB 0 Smith D D C P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola
1.C.C. F. Williamsburg
Harry Moyer
D. P
J.C. Rose
H. P
W. C. Curtis
Charles Hoffman
D. W. Atchley
W. Moorehead
J. W
J. EB. Innis
Yodoo Rice
BE. E. Peterson
J. C. Fuhr
T. K. Ellis
N. T. Daily
J. B. Reed
BE. W. Smith
New Bank Directors Named for Batavia and Milford
The Batavia Bank directs M. Jamieson F. J. Roudebush W. F. Roudebush E. V. D. Titus R. W. D. Gragg Géo W. Helick and the Milford Bank names J. B. Juen B. F. Rybolt T. Longworth Jr. Richard Longworth G. M. Roadebush Isaac Turner B. J. Turner as new directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Milford
Batavia Bank
M. Jamieson
F. J. Roudebush
W. F. Roudebusgh
E. VD. Titus
R. W. D. Gragg
Géo
W. Helick
Milford Bank
J.B. Juen
F. Rybolt
T.longworth
Richard Longworth
G, M. Roadebush
Isaac Turner
J, Turner
Ladies Luncheon Funds Benefit Presbyterian Church
The ladies' old society of the Presbyterian church hosted an elegant luncheon at the chapel last Friday evening, well supported and yielding a neat sum for the general fund. The devoted members are praised as the strong arm of service and the ornament of every pehure home and family home.
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Ladies' Old Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Curiosities on the street report a injured fox hound
A large dun colored fox hound owned by Lew Burkle suffers a broken tail after a dispute over ownership rights. The dog, now muzzle restrained, cannot sit and struggles to turn corners but still tracks scents, while the owner tends to the injury and limits children's contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Burkle
Triple Easter Wedding Rumor in Monterey Newtonsville
A Monterey rumor claims three Monterey women have used leap year privilege to propose to three Newtonsville men who have accepted. The couples are said to be assembling trousseaus and making wedding arrangements for Easter.
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Monterey
Newtonsville
Female temperance detectives raid Dayton saloons
In Dayton last Sunday Mrs. A. H. Odell and Mrs. May Garrett, W C T U members, toured saloons to gather evidence on Sunday selling. Mrs. Odell seized a half emptied glass for evidence. The action is criticized as fanatical and not suited to societal norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
A. H. Odell
May Garrett
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Oden
Pension Committee Urges Pension Reform in Washington
The Grand Army of the Republic pension committee met in Washington to review pension matters and press Congress for reforms. Attendees included Benjamin Brooke of Philadelphia chairman General Walker ex officio, General W W Dudley, A B Shaw of Water town, New York and Indiana Attorney General Ketcham. Walker urged businesslike administration and a fixed $800 annual income limit for widows while defending pensioners against fraudulent claims and favoring uniform pension issuance with widows of officers receiving the same as those of privates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pension Committee of the Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
Congress
Benjamin Brooke
Philadelphia
W. W. Dudley
Shaw
Watertown
New York
Ketcham
Indiana
Walker
House Committee On Pensions
Pension Office Administration
Gen. Walker
Hinsdale Bill Adds Native Wine and Cider to Liquor List
A bill by Mr. Hinsdale proposes placing native wine and cider on the state liquor schedule alongside other intoxicants, subject to existing regulations.
Clermont Common Pleas Adjourns. Judge Davis Heads to Adama
The October term of the Clermont common pleas adjourned Saturday. Judge Davis departed yesterday to sit in Adama county. The jury for the February term will be drawn next Monday, and the term begins on Tuesday the 18th proximo.
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Clermont Common Pleas
Davis
Adama
Loveland Moves to Boost Water Works and Factory Plan
Loveland residents push for municipal waterworks and electric plants while leading businessmen commit $10,000 to support the creation of a factory, signaling a broad development effort for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Batavia Odd Fellows Public Installation and Banquet Report
Batavia Odd Fellows held a public installation and banquet at Dennison's, with a hall ceremony and lavish table setting. Officers for six months were installed, with Miss Lucy Titus providing organ music and members like D. D. G. M. W. C. Robinson and G. M. Allen Glancy delivering talks. Guests included J. M. and Lee Fitzpatrick and H. S. Hutson among others from Bethel and Amelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Odd Fellows
Dennison
Cecile Hulick
Harriett Hitch
Charles Sprague
W. C. Robinson
G. M
Allen Glancy
Frank Hamilton
Rome Redding
G.T
Chris Dietz
I. G
Henry Fuhr
Arlen Glancy
N. G
Jos
Kidd
V. G
Lott Hulick
Albert Henrici
Elbert Glancy
Joseph Bicking
Frank Keauer
John Grant
Jessee McIntire
John Zarmate
J. G
Thornt Myers
Dan Brunk
Frank Titus
Lee Fitzpatrick
H. 8. Hutson
Bethel
W. F. Apple
W. Hutson
C. W. Thompson
Amelia
A. L. Clark
E. 0. Redden
J. F. Redden
Felicity
D. L. Reynolds
Olive Branch
Death of a Clermont Lady Ella Hubbell dies at Walnut Hills
Mrs. Ella Hubbell wife of W R Hubbell died at home in Walnut Hills on Tuesday January 14 in her 55th year She was born in Milford in 1841 and was daughter of the late Rev William Fyffe and Mrs Sarah Fyffe She was buried in Spring Grove last Friday and left a wide circle of friends and acquaintances
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wart
Clermont County
Goshen
Nincey
M. E
Ella
W. R. Hubbell
Walnut Hills
William Fyffe
Sarah Fyffee
Harry Dennis
Milford
Spring Grove
Lillian Davis
Batavia
Anna McNutt
Thomas Carter
Pekin
Little Clyde
Amanda Pohi
Anna Gardner
Covington
Louie Colvin
J. H. Kain
Myers
Martha McNutt
H. McNutt
John Patton
Clover
Minnie Mullen
Jennie Davis
Ort
Second Street
M. A. McKeever
Orie Everhardt
Hattie Noyes
Lafayette
Indiana
Loth
Sycamore Street
Cincinnati
Clermont
Brown Counties
Portsmouth man killed on railroad tracks by passing train
William Adama a deaf mute of Portsmouth was struck and killed instantly while walking on the C P V railroad tracks near the city last Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Adama
Portsmouth
City
No Appeal on Small Judgments in Legislature Bill
A bill before the Legislature proposes final jurisdiction in Squire's courts for judgments not exceeding 200 dollars to prevent appeals by wealthy defendants. Cases may be taken up on error but not on appeal, potentially limiting avenues for the better off against poorer plaintiffs.
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Squire's Courts
Snakes Found Among Tan Bark Cargo at Portsmouth Yard
Workmen unloading tan bark at Portsmouth yards last week discovered an invoice listing snakes of various sizes sexes and conditions. Workers panicked and slaughtered the lot, releasing some into fright while others were sent to Davy Jones by the laborers.
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Portsmouth
Davy Jones
School Master Soldier and Bach Elor
John Doak, veteran school teacher once in Adams Gallia and Lawrence counties, died early Monday at West Union. He retired rich but lost his fortune in a business venture and lived on a small pension. He requested burial in the Odd Fellows cemetery at West Union and died at sixty one, never married. A lecture at Mt Carmel Presbyterian church on Saturday night January 94 1800 led by Edward Maradon Alaska ill.
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Weat Union Soion
John Doak
Odd Fellows
Weat Union
McMillen
Tie
Quest
Doak
Mt. Carmel
Edward Maradon
neHampary
Aladka
Williamsburg Women Challenge G A B Post to Spelling Contest
The Woman's Relief Corps of Williamsburg challenges the G A B post to a spelling match on a Saturday night near February 1. The event aims to test Webster skills with the W R C teachers and a handicap to balance veterans. Readers await results and details from Williamsburg reporters as health advice closes the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Williamsburg
Post
Whal
Comrades
Shane
Williamaburg
Indea
Wil- Mamuburg
Scaffold Collapse Injures Two Men in Lebanon Work
Otto Hoseley of Youngstown Ohio and Eugene Eckert of Crawford Pa were thrown to the ground when a scaffold broke at the water works stand pipe project in Lebanon. They suffered injuries that likely would result in death.
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Lebanon
Otto Hoseley
Youngstown
Ohio
Eugene Eckert
Crawford
Wil
The Good Old Weed Tobacco Offerings in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati last week 1250 hhds were offered and 85 hhds sold. Prices ranged from $10 to $20 for the best. The new crop is of inferior quality and trade has not improved after the holidays. Attorney J R Woodrum and wife depart Monday for Little Rock Arkansas to visit friends and enjoy milder climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Attornny
J. R. Woodrnr
Little Rode
Arkansas
Edenton Local Notes and Family Visits Mixed With Gatherings
Edenton reports include church meeting in progress at the M. E. church and multiple social visits. residents from Blanchester, West Woodville, Cincinnati, Milford, Batavia, and Lebanon attend family gatherings, funerals, and protracted meetings. a Clyde Pohi child dies, and new births announced alongside community events and society activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenton
M. E. Church
Slone
Blanchester
Emily Gregory
T. F. Lyons
Teachers’ Association
Batavia
Ertel
West Woodville
Owen Hazelton
Butler County
Henry Pierce
New Richmond
Jasper Pierce
E. J. Young
Georgia
Monterey
Maria Litte
Grady
Emma Weaver
Sydney Siy
Swank
Lebanon
Kemper Lorey
Silas Gudgon
Thomas Good
Walter Doughman
Will
Cincinnati
Cora Doughman
C. Loth Gicamore Street
Homestead Fertilizer Advertised by Michigan Carbon Works
An advertisement extols Homestead Bone Black Fertilizer from Michigan Carbon Works Detroit in business twenty five years. It notes Bone Black serves sugar and oil refiners and other industries and claims wide bone sourcing from Texas to Utah. The copy argues steady quality amid industry price cuts and warns against lowering standards.
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Homestead
Michigan Carbon Works
Detroit
Michigan
United States
Texas
Utah
Wdaf
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Borstoning
Sohn Danford
Bills Station
W. BR. B
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Inbrer Holbrook
Heber Holbrook
National Normal University
Pennsylvania
Alfred Holbrook
Bountain
Charles Stark
Christian Storer
Boston B. & L. Co
HB. CO
Lena Clough
Mary Belle Hamer
W. L. Bickmore
Julia A. Studer
John Genet
Veland Odd Fellows
NEW Bank
Church Social
G. A. BR. Looking
Ment
Williameburs
L. Marsh
M. Leonard
V. C
R. Magee
J. V
J. N. Mitchell
D. D
Albert South
J. B. Rapp
Q. M
F. K. Lansdale
J. Calder
J. 8
George Hill
Marathon
Lorain Marsh
Ellen Hall
Glen Este
Albert Williams
Clarence South
Owen Hilberbrandt
Ed Hensel
Linwood
Madisonville
Bernard Berwanger
Luts
Annie Fuller
Mary Snider
Fayetteville
Jessie Bickmore
Britavia
Erheat Wischard
Annie Arnold
St. Martins
James Favret
Tavia
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