Kearns Denies Delegates Claim in Columbus Dispatch
In a January 21, 1924 letter from Washington, Cuas. C. Kearns denies Cincinnati Enquirer and Portsmouth Times reports claiming he opposes Coolidge, favors Johnson, or interferes with Sixth District delegate selections. He affirms support for Coolidge and mentions Henry T. Bannon as a Sixth District delegate choice. He rejects any claim of loyalty questions and labels the Columbus dispatch false.
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Washington, D. C
Cincinnati Enquirer
Portsmouth Times
Columbus
Coolidge
Johnson
Hiram Johnson
Harding
Cleveland
Henry T. Bannon
Scioto County
Roy Haynes
Mr. Haynes
Bannon
Ohio
Enquirer
Cuas. C, Kbarns
Sun Still Howling Over County Spending and Local Affairs
The Sun discusses auditor costs for coal kindling salaries and county offices arguing politics over economy. It notes a fire at a Wood street house, a death during firefighting, a 26th wedding anniversary gathering in Batavia, a request for an overhead wagon bridge near Afton, and recent I O O F and Odd Fellows installations.
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the Sun
Depu
Farm Bureau
Local Marriage and Community Notes From Rocky Ford and Cincinnati
Albert Ross and Marie Richert wed in Cincinnati last Thursday. John F. Hartman has moved his tailor business to the former Allen Glancy store. H R Ayer will use the vacated room as office and supply space. Marathon Grange meets Friday Feb 1 at 7 30 pm with Williamsburg Grange to be entertained and a debate on Co operation is vital to Rural Life. Mrs Laura Fevis dies in Dayton Ky after an apoplexy burial Neville. Hartman named Harding Memorial Association chairman for Clermont county and seeks township chairmen. Mies Pero Tilton visited home with a friend.
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Albert Ross
Ed Ross
Marie Richert
A. Richert
Rocky Ford
Cincinnati
John F. Hartman
Allen Glancy
H. R. Ayer
Marathon Grange
Williamsburg Grange
Williamsburg
Marathon
Harding
Local Social Notes From Area Residents
Mr and Mrs Ed Thorburn spent Thursday in the city. Mr and Mrs Maddox of Norwood visited W C Maddox and family. Cleve Buckee of Newtown spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Will Erking. Frank Brown spent Wednesday with Mrs and Miss Charles Rosenberger and Mrs Madisonville visited Mary Bell. id Coddington Frank Brown and Bond are on the sok list. Mr Ed Miller and family have moved to
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Ed Thorburn
City
Micharles Maddox
Norwood
W. C. Maddox
Cleve Buckee
Newtown
Willerking
Frank Brown
Charles Rosenberger and
Ster
Madisonville
Mary Bell
Id Coddington
Bond
Ed Miller
Batavia High School News Highlights Club and Games
Batavia High School students attended Rev A P Smith service at M E church on January 24. The Athenian Literary Club held its first program January 2 with readings talks songs and debates. The basketball teams travelled to Milford winning 97 to 4 and losing 5 to 8. Next they visit the University of Cincinnati to face its second team.
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A. P. Smith
M. E
Athenian Literary Club
Elizabeth Philower
Vevecc Ce
Daisy Smith
Gladys Mofford
Dorothy Fetzer
Ruth Bender
Szolaber
Philip Lail
Leslie McNess
Robert Wiseman
Fritz Kramer
Harry Cover
Betty Carroll
Frank Wiseman
Gertrude Wilson
Dick Dial
Charles York
Batava High School
Milford
University of Cincinnati
Life of Edison
Mary Ross
Helen Malott
William. Weimer
Cleo Carter
Dale Tilton
Ralph Strickmeyer
Louis Beagle
Franklin Mefford
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Accidents
Mrs. Rachel Moneybon travels to Five Mile for her ill sister Mrs. Wm. White and remains there. Harry Patchell drives a new four door Ford. Cliff Burgess and Linwood family visit the Carpenters in James Carpenter’s home. Edd Wehring and family of South Norwood also visit. Roy Oraver of Batavia and family spend the day with Chas. Hartmetz family. Mrs. James Carpenter recovers enough to sit up. Belle Patchell and son James host visitors including Miss Ruth Sells from Columbus for weekend fox drive. Leo Carlier suffers a mule kick while feeding stock. Frank McConaughy hosts Eva Pray and James and Genevie of Goshen for Sunday dinner. Harry Patchell and family visit Louis Speidel in Milford. Edd Patchell hosts 500 games Saturday. City shoppers include Mrs. Carrie Carrier and George Spahr. Clifford McConaughy injures shoulder skating. Aug. Carlier hosts Chas Carlier and family of Fayetteville and Mrs. Bertha Craver of Owensville. Mrs. Wm. Brown hosts Misses McAfee Geesner and Seibert for dinner.
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Rachel Moneybon
Five Mile
Wm. White
Harry Patchell
Cliff Burgess
Linwood
James Carpenter
Harry Faul
Norwood
Wm. Faul
Edd Wehring
South Norwood
Harry Myers
George Spahr
Clifford McConaughy
Carlier
Chas, Carlier
Fayetteville
Bertha Craver
Owensville
Wm. Brown
Josephine McAfee
Alice Geesner
Grace Seibert
Albert Ross marries in Cincinnati this Thursday
Mrs Sherman Deem in Cincinnati. Charlie and Raymond Ross visited A Richert and Albert Ross family. Emma Garbe visited Grace Hiron. Albert Ross and Marie Richert wed in Cincinnati. Clyde Anstaett and son with Leonard Anstaett visited Deerfield. Ed Rosa attended a friend’s funeral at Neville. Local residents attended a fox drive Saturday.
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Sherman Deem
Cincinnati
Charlies
Raymond Ross
Norwood
A. Richert
Albert Ross
Emma Garbe
Grace Hiron
Marie Richert
Clyde Anstaett
Leonard Anstaett
Deerfield
Ed Rosa
Neville
Fox Drive
Newtonsville Social Roundup and Local Baptism News
Mrs Dan Maham of Cincinnati visited Nan Collins over the weekend. Harry Stamers Walter Dungan and wives from Hamilton spent the weekend with their parents. The Dunkards held a big revival baptizing 19 at the Baptist church last Monday. Florence Needham and I N Dumford shopped in Blanchester. Mrs Frank Stamers did a business trip to Milford. Wilma Grossnickle of Hyde Park visited her parents Sunday. Mr and Mrs F O Sutton of Belfast visited his parents. Mr and Mrs Bennett Waits visited Cincinnati relatives last week. Mr and Mrs Ben Olenone visited her mother in Cincinnati. Florence Needham spent Sunday with her brother’s family.
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Dan Maham
Cincinnati
Nan Collins
Harry Stamers
Walter Dungan
Hamilton
Dunkards
The
Baptist Church
Florence Needham
Blanchester
Frank Stamers
Milford
Wilma Grossnickle
Hyde Park
F. O. Sutton
Belfast
Bennett Waits
Ben Olenone
Local social notes from Bethel and surrounding areas
Mrs Bessie Hutson hosted the H A S group and her Embroidery Club. Mrs Mona Patterson entertained the Baptist Circle. Mrs Franklin Gray and a child from Felicity visited Mrs Louis Grey. Mr and Mrs Chas Paeltz were called regarding Tom Hill’s sickness. Dr Haberts preached at the M H church and communion was held. Several attended revival at Georgetown M H church. Mr and Mrs B F Swing visited Mitner and wife in Mowrye.
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Bessie Hutson
H.A. S’s
Mona Patterson
Baptist Circle
Franklin Gray
Little Gon
Felicity
Louis Grey
Mre
Chas, Paeltz
Mogee
Tom Hill
Mra. Kelly
Georgetown
D. F.onaker
Haberts
Iflsboro
M. H
B. F. Swing
Ey Mitner
Mowrye
Batavia Business Men's Club Banquet Honors Behymer Talk
The Batavia Business Men's Club held its second banquet at the Presbyterian church with full attendance. Eli Speidel opened by praising the ladies for the fine spread and service. Judge Nichols introduced Arthur L. Behymer, Cincinnati postmaster, who spoke about the mail service from its early days to now, noting its growth and reach. Assistant Postmaster Fisher joined with brief remarks as both guests received a warm welcome.
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Batavia
Presbyterian Church
Eli Speidel
H. L. Nichols
Arthur L. Behymer
Clermont
Cincinnati
Fisher
Behymer
County Commissioners in Special Session Set 1924 Bills
The January 21 1924 special session approved numerous bills including Barrett Bros. Batavia Realty Co. Columbus B B Co St Francis Hospital and others. The board set 2000 for Oakland road repairs and 218.2 for Frank Nash pike work with Seasongood Mayer bond issue bid at 50000 and 760 premium. A criminal cost bill for M F Ross State of Ohio vs Eliza Woodpaster was approved.
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County’ Commissioners
Barrett Bros
P. J
Burroughs Add. Mch. Co
Batavia Realty Co
Columbus B. B. Co
A. Danaster
Chas. Craver
R. E. Eveland
St. Francis Hospital
Rich and Jernegan
W. H. Stanage, & Co
Btakalta Mig. Co
Guy Easley
First
National Bank
Batavia
Pike
C. E. Norris
James Passmore
L. M. Prince Co
H. M. Rice Coal Co
Mike Reisinger
Kennife’ Rice
Ohio Gravel Balast Co
T. P. White & Son Co
Francia Frazier
Oakland Road
Miami
Goshen
Frank Nash
Union Township
Seasongood & Mayer
Felicity
Bethel Road
M. F. Ross
State of Ohio
Eliza Woodpaster
Subscriptions urged as Courier enters new year
A February call for renewals and new orders highlights the Courier’s push for subscribers. Measles epidemics and local skating remain news, with updates from Williams burg correspondents. A newborn seven-pound daughter arrives to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wacker. Laura Viola named in honor of relatives.
Local Residents Return to Farm After Two Years Away
Samuel Hawley and family return to their Jarthage farm after two years. Lee Wallace and wife visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. N. Jace in Blowville. Vernie Schooley and wife from Owensville joined Sherman Schooley for a Sunday visit. George Omionsha and family attended Sunday events with Mrs Toson and others. Henry Shelton ill with a cold. Onford Mise Rath Lippert entertained at Shelton home. John Amiott and family visited W. H. Jones. Ben McKibben family visited Clover relatives. Churchgoers attended preaching services with pollens sermons heard Sunday.
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Samuel Hawley
Lee Wallace
Jace
Blowville
Vernie Schooley
Owensville
Sunda
Sherman Schooley
George Omionsha
Toson
Dignier
Pearl
William Lease Henry Shelton
Lippert
Onford
Shelton
Ohn Amiott
Elton
W. H
Ben McKibbén
Clover
Sap
Estate Sales and Will Provisions Reported in Court
Private sale orders filed for J C Traub estate and other estates. Anderson administrator authorized to assign U S Bond to himself. inheritance tax matters pending. final accounts suspended for Edward Stapleton and others. Buckingham Halr assets inventoried and appraised. Morgan will admitted to probate. Metzger estate tax exempt. John Shawhan will directs debts first, real estate to children or sale by executor. E M Morgan will appoint wife executrix.
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J. C. Traub
M. D. Anderson
E. C. Anderson
U. S
M. C. Anderson
E C. Anderson
Edward Stapleton
James K. Buckingham
Buckingham & Halr
E. M. Morgan
Viola Hall
Elizabeth Metzger
John Shawhan
Washington Township
A. F. Kayser
C.E. Lough
B. F. Cushard
Williamsburg Township
Laura M. Morgan
C. Chatterton
Rowe Harris
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Union and Nearby Towns
Deceased owners transfer properties in Union Ohio and New Richmond to heirs and buyers. Listings show 39 acres in Union to Henry Long by affidavit and several lot transfers in Loveland and New Richmond with payments, mostly under 2,000 dollars. Mortgages total and releases indicate nineteen secured at 29,821.60 and eighteen cancelled releasing 33,740.00.
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Sarah Jane Long
Henry Long
Union
The
Loveland Realty Co
Chas. Rempler
Loveland
George P. Curry
Allen Curry
New Richmond
Kezia L. Curry
Myrtle Daugherty
Joseph Meisman
Katie Meisman
Ohio
Edwin Perkins
Edward Anstaett
Batavia
Frederick Wurtabacker
W. H. Malott
Williamsburg
Public Installation Of Milford Council No 209 D of A
Milford Council No 209 D of A installed officers on January 8 with Emma Ditchen of Linwood presiding. Officers include Florence Harderfor as Councilor and Maud Storer as Associate Counselor, Cora Corwin as Junior Past Counselor, Cora Watson as Associate Junior Past Counselor, M Pickers as Vice Counselor, Sarah Fritz as Associate Vice, Ada Williamson as Conductress, Eva Sickinger as Warden, John Hardorfer as Reading Clerk, Edna Saxton as Assistant Reading Clerk, Turner Storer as Finance Secretary, Cora Storer as Treasurer, Wm Bilz as Inside Sentinel, Gilbert Watson as Outside Sentinel, Elza Storer as Trustee. Readings by Marion Crawford and visitor talks followed by a banquet.
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Milford Council No. 209
D. of A
Milford
Emma Ditchen
Linwood
Florence Harderfor
Asso. C
Maud Storer
P. C
Cora Corwin
Asso
Cora Watson
M. Pickers
Sarah Fritz
Ada Williamson
Eva Sickinger
Ree
Clermont Farmer Records 1928 Milk Loss and Cattle Data
Edward Edwards of Milford reports average annual loss of 28.75 dollars on six grade cows yielding 7,435 pounds milk with about 4 percent butter fat. Cows priced feed costs, labor, and other expenses at 120 dollars yearly while milk sold at 2.70 per hundred pounds. Edwards plans to report on new Holstein cows and Farmers Week events include a farm parley led by Ohio State University and a large speaker lineup.
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Edward Edwards
Milford
Route 1
Perintown
Farm Bureau
Clermont County
Edward
Important Legion Meeting Called by Frank W. Weaver Post
Ex service members urged to attend the Frank W. Weaver Post American Legion gathering on February 4 in the Legion Club Room at Batavian Armory with Brice Hendrixson as adjutant.
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Frank W. Weaver
The
American Legion
Legion Club Room
Batavian Armory
Brice Hendrixson
Adj
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