Clermont Courier Briefs January 27 1987
Ezra Seyler sales day set for February 22. Allen Boles Jr to debut as substitute rural mail carrier. Miss Maggie Blythe of Owenville broke her hip last week. Batavian WTU meets January 28 at 2 30 p.m. at Mrs. Donald Jamieson home. Mrs W H Moore and three sons visited Mrs Dahler in Portsmouth. Mrs K H Hillen hosted Sunday school class and others Thursday evening. National Guards called to New Richmond and nearby Ohio river points. PWA trucks provided valuable service.
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Batavia
Hillsboro
Methodist Women Plan Tea Party Across 20000 Cities
More than a million Methodist women are expected to join the International Fellowship tea on February 2 as part of the Million Unit Fellowship Movement. Chicago is projected to send the largest attendance with St Paul and New York City following, featuring plays and musicales under a theme of Christian faith for international understanding.
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International Fellowship
Fellowship
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. M. Avann
Woman’s Department of the
Church
Chicago
St. Paul, Minn
New York City
Flood relief effort mobilizes county volunteers and officials
Six men and boats from St. Marys Lake and Indian Lake aided the flood response while a short wave station in Bethel linked rescue efforts. Red Cross led by Earl Kincaid mobilized food clothing and funds as Sheriff Auxier, Prosecutor Roberts, and others aided shelter and relief. No lives were lost and recovery work continued with WPA, National Guard, and volunteers managing commisaries and distribution.
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Division of Conservation
St. Mary’s Lake
Indian Lake
Bethel
Klein
Clermont County
Earl Kincaid
The
Red Cross
William Dewdney
Tom Hall
G. G. Auxier
Carl H. Bush
Blythe Jones
Orville Halbisch
Frank A. Roberts
Frank Willis
Davey
Ohio
East Fork
Batavia
Williamsburg
Perintown
New Court House
N. J
Lawrence White
Mt. Washington
Cincinnati Post Office
Guy T. Behm
New Richmond National Bank
Franklin School
Mt. Pisgah Church
Jackson School
Franklin
Mabel Massey
Lou Lewis
Newmond
Flood Records List From 1832 to 1937
A printed roster from Charles Wilhelmi lists flood dates and water heights in the Cincinnati area since 1832. The ledger records dates and feet reached, including notable entries in 1884, 1937, and earlier decades, reflecting repeated high-water events.
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Charles Wilhelmi
West Fifth Street
Newport
Wilhelmi
Cincinnati imes-Star
Bethel Native Charles Burke Dies in New York Hospital
Former Bethel resident Charles Felix Burke, vice president of Edmund G. and Charles F. Burke, Inc., died Thursday night in New York Hospital after extended ill health and an earlier operation. He lived at 375 Riverside Drive and ran a Brooklyn real estate firm with his brother. Burke, born August 18, 1880, in Bethel, was a Doane Academy and Denison University graduate, a former Pittsburgh church trustee, Riverside Church deacon, and longtime real estate figure in Pittsburgh and New York with projects in Idle Hour Oakdale and the Howard Beach district.
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Charles Felix Burke
Edmund G
Charles F. Burke
New York
Pittsburgh
New York Hospital
Mr. Burke
Riverside Drive
Pierrepont Street
Brooklyn
Bethel
Orville
Jennie Glenn Burke
Ulysses S. Grant
Grant, Burke and Medary
Burke
Doane Academy
Denison University
First Baptist Church
Riverside Church
Wm. E. Harmon & Co
William E. Harmon
Edmund G. Burke
Howard Beach
W. K. Vanderbilt
Idle Hour
Oakdale
Burke obituary notes New York social ties and Ohio origin
Long Island details show Mr. Burke, a Kappa Sigma and Omicron Delta Kappa member and Ohio Society of New York participant. He married Lorena M. Woodrow in 1910, met at Denison University, lived in Pittsburgh then New York and Oakdale. Survived by widow, brother Edmund G. Burke, sister Mrs. O. B. Johnson, nephew E. A. White. Services were at Riverside Church with interment in Granville, Ohio.
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Long Island
Burke
Kappa Sigma
Omicron Delta Kappa
Ohio Society of New York
Appointment of Dr J F Bateman as State Hospital Superintendent
Columbus authorizes Dr J Fremont Bateman to lead the state hospital succeeding the late Dr W H Britchard. At 89 he brings national recognition in psychiatry and long service at Longview State Hospital. He aims to educate the public on mental disease prevention and revive a post graduate school for Ohio state hospital physicians.
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Columbus
J. Fremont Bateman
Columbus State Hospital
W. H. Britchard
Bateman
Longview State Hospital i
Cincinnati
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
United States
Longview
Ohio University
Athens
Cornell
University of Cincinnati
Northwestern University
Batavia Woman's Club Guest Day Exhibits Old Glass and China
Mrs. H. C. Nichols hosts a Batavia Woman's Club guest day with displays of prized possessions including early American pressed glass hand blown bottles old china and lusterware. Rosy sentiments and graceful glassware highlighted the event.
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Batavia Woman’s Club
H. C. Nichols
Wiseman
Rush
Paul K. Moore
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Ezra Seyler
Allen Boles Jr
K. H. Purner
Springfield
Maggie Blythe
Owenville
Batavian W
T. U
Donald Jamieson
W. 8. Moore
K. H. Hillen
Guarateed
Finley Radio Sales
Main
Tel
State Highway Department
Frank Galbreath
Moscow
Richmond
Walter Meade
Robert Colburn
J. E
Willys
F, & W. Sales Co
Amelia
Batavia: Motor Co
Batavia, O
John Halbisch
Mt. Carmel
C. A. Bell
Augusta Krekler
Wm. McKay
John DuBrus
Lindale
Nicholsville Pike
A. Eggenberger
New
George W. Mull
John Holman
E. Eggensperger
W.st. Clair Corry
J. C. Fuhr
Wilkoa & Supply Co
J.C. Fuhr
J. C. Fuhr’s
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Highland County Fertilizero
Danville Exchange
Wilbur Mills & Son
Batavia Building & Loan Co 2Ptf
Claude B. Smith
Dentist Dental X-Ray
Fleet National Bank
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