Clermonters Recall Tecumseh Clash at Vincennes in 1810
The Cincinnati Enquirer tracing a Vincennes conference between General Harrison and Tecumseh recounts a tense scene in August 1810. Clermont elder Winans and Clermont County ties are noted, linking local figures to Harrison’s campaigns and to his grandson General Ben Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
William” Clark
Clarksville
Pennsylvania
Ben, Harrison
Clark
England
Harrison
Vincennes
Indiana
Tecumseh
Fort Wayne
Howe
Winnemac
Gibson
Jennings
G. R. Floyd
Mr. Winans
Methodist
Winans
Obadiah Winans
Monroe Township
B. L. Winans
New Richmond
Clermont Independent
South
Clermont County
Tippecanoe
Ben. Harrison
Institute Notes Highlight Marion Education Week
President Swing visits Marion Indiana as Directors Day draws large teacher attendance. Prof Cross will teach at Adams County Institute in West Union while Physiology becomes a required exam subject. Hon N H Albaugh from Tadmor Ohio attends. Speaker pro tem of the House is noted for reforms. Hulick Bros Batavia Ohio advertise piano and organ prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross
Adams County
Teachers’ Institute
West Union
Dial
N. H. Albaugh
Tadmor
Tom
Promising Brick Industry Grows in Clermont County
The Clermont County brick trade centers on New Richmond where W C Spehr expands yards to 35000 bricks daily using Kreiger Automatic Machines. About 1 million bricks have sold in Cincinnati this season at 6 dollars per thousand, with 30 to 40 workers and a 300 dollar weekly payroll. A drying floor and year round operation are planned, powered by a sixty horsepower steam engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairville
United States
New Richmond
W. C. Spehr
Kreiger
Cincinnati
Courier
Fourth at Laurel sparks attention with an allusion
Laurel notes Independence Day celebration drawing 90 to 1200 attendees at Simmons Grove. Music by Addison McClain and Wiss Birchey Price. readings and speeches by Rev. S B Campbell, R E Campbell, and R J Bancroft. An offhand allusion to Allen G Thurman drew comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Simmons’ Grove
Addison McClain
Wiss Birchey Price
F. M. Fisher
E. G. Purkiser
Bancroft
Campbell
Sewing Machine Giveaway Promises Easy Raffle
An advert offers a chance to win a sewing machine with four tickets per dollar spent. The drawing is scheduled for September 5 1983. Prices are stated as the lowest available. The seller signs as A WH Pevansom, Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pevansom
Williamsburg
George W. Hulick A Leading Clermont County Republican
General Harrison leads a circle of supporters in Clermont County where George W. Hulick stands among the most enduring party figures. Hulick, a former probate judge and veteran of the 22nd Ohio Infantry, is praised for his public service, church involvement, and steady leadership in county and state Republican committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hulick
Harrison
Bar
Ashburn
Geo. L. Swing
W. A. Townsley
22Nd O. V.I
General Grant
Clermont
Josephine Harrison
Cincinnati
O. & N. W. Depot
Batavia
Batavia Presbyterian Church
Local Folks Enjoy Weekend Visits and Events
Roulet Mrs Ann Croswell and family spent Sunday at Pt Isabel. George Bradley and sister Miss Kate of Halington were visitors Sunday. Miss Annie Perry gave a party on the Fourth. Mrs Mary Malick and daughter Miss Lou were callers Sunday. Rev Jones will immerse Christian church members in the East Fork on Sunday July 2 at 3 PM. W A Colter of Springfield was recently a visitor here. Mr and Mrs Liston of Mt Holly were recently visitors here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roulet
Ann Croswell
Isabel
George Bradley
Kate
Halington
Annie Perry
Mary Malick
Lou
Jones
Christian Church
East Fork
A. Colter
Springfield
Mrs. Liston
Mt. Holly
Fourth of July Social and Local Notes
Citizens enjoyed the Fourth in town as Mrs. Forbes improves but remains convalescent. Miss Bertha Simmons plans a New York summer, while Miss Sallie Johnson visited Cumminsville. The Ladies Aid to host an ice cream social at Dr Ricker’s next week. Grangers held a quiet basket picnic in Mr Right’s grove. Mrs J L Forbes visits Miss Jennie Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Forbes
Sweet Wine
Meader Johnson
Harry Wilson
Bethel
Blanche Fernley
Cincinnati
Pearl Hanlon
Mr. Right
J. L. Forbes
Jennie Forbes
Harvests Hauled By Rain Strain And Notices From Plainville
Long continued rains hinder harvest as local residents report illnesses surgeries and outings. Mrs. George H. Hill slowly recovers while Mrs. Willetts plans summer in St Louis with her son. John Robinson the showman is seriously ill. George BE Davis leaves Plainville for Silverton next winter. Mrs. Von Holz and Ida led church exercises last Sunday. Fourth of July passed quietly with many in Cincinnati. A tarantula found in Ed Cooper’s banana batch. The narrow gauge sale headlines debunked with Cadiz Adelphia stretch selling for 75000. A. D. Smalley resigns as teacher. Ju fipooner prof Goodwin and others plan posts at Indian Hill and Plainville schools. Beard couple in Camp Dennison celebrate golden wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Hill
Willetts
St. Louis
Michigan
John Robinson
George BE. Davis
Plainville School
Silverton
von Holz
Ida
Cadiz
Adelphia
A. D. Smalley
Goodwin
West Loveland
Indian Hill
W. E. Williamson
Minnie Shaw
Plainville
Willam Beard
Camp Dennison
Consumption Cured by Radical Herbal Remedy Offer
An elderly physician claims a vegetarian formula can cure consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and throat and lung ailments including nerv ous debility He offers to mail the full recipe in English French or German with directions to any reader who sends a self addressed stamped envelope to W A Novus HC Powers Block Rochester N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inda
Andres
W. A. Novus
HC Power's Block
Rochester
Notable Names in Local Directory Snippet
A readable fragment lists individuals including Oan M Newkirk Mise Ocle Anna John BR Kincaid Mia Elizabeth ston McKinney Miss Sarah Lourie Edward F Walt and Misa Casale Urano in a local record snippet. These names suggest a community roster or social directory entry rather than a full event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oan M. Newkirk
Mise Ocle
Anna John BR. Kincaid
Mia
Elizabethston i McKinney
Sarah Lourie
Edward F. Walt
Misa Casale Urano
Willenbrink’s Boom Expands Mill Capacity in New Richmond
The Courier reports another enlargement of the Willenbrink Flouring Mills in New Richmond to increase capacity beyond all county mills. They install the Nordyke Marmon Short Roller System from Indianapolis and expect grinding to resume in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Willenbrink
New Richmond
Nordyke & Marmion Co
Indianapolis
5. H. Stout
Covington
Simpsons& Gault-Straub Co
Messrs. Willenbrink
W. E. Chandler
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Northwest
Harrison
Thomas E. Chandler
Congress
Bynum
Nordyke & Marmon
Williamsburg Notes of Visits and Death in Community
Local residents attend visits with relatives in Bethel Cincinnati and Augusta Ky. Miss Anna Thomas plans to stay through September for school duties. The community mourns John H. Clark a Masonic member from Williamsburg buried with funeral services led by Rev J C Black and the Williams burg cornet band. Relatives travel from Bethel Sardinia Portsmouth and Cincinnati to the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Chatterton
Bethel
Misses Adda
Bertha Holmes
Miss Adda
Anna
Clara Thomas
Cleveland
Miss Anna
Belle Wade
Stephen
Lincoln
Nebraska
John Park
Lou Hutchinson
Harvey Henderson
Augusta
Hines
Gavin Wiseman
Danville
Isabella le
Cincinnati
Order of Cincinnatus
Williamsburg
John H. Clark
John
J. C. Black
C. H. Boulware
A. Clark
Mamie Harris
Frey Clark
Edith Lytle
Estelle Norris
C. H. McMatt
J. H. White
Edward Bishop
Guy Sharp
Harry Petterson
Ed. Peterson
Clark
Clara Me‘Adams
John Clark
William Knight
Miley Clark
Sardinia
Lucy Clark
Maggie Clark
Marshal
Horatio and
Joseph Clark
Nora Lattimer
Mt. Repose
Kate McMinnis
Guinea
Sic Adams
Infant dies in New Richmond and other local notices
Died infant of Dr and Mrs Morris of New Richmond aged eight months. Funeral at residence Monday at 1 PM. Also died Isreal Taylor a soldier of the infantry wars. funeral Monday at Bethel. Eugene Robinsons Show Boat struck Capt Green’s wharf boat causing a hull hole. Town visits include John McTompany and Harry Lowell from Amelia. Prof Minnie Mano and Mrs Mano of Kentucky visited. Mrs Tom Towners sick. Eugene Robinson fined by Mayor Short for July 4 incident. Mary Thompson of Cincinnati visiting town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Parks
Eugene Robinson
Capt. Green
John McTompany
Harry Lowell
Amelia
Valley City
Minnie Mano
Kentucky
Matt Fee
Tom
Short
L. M. Dawson
Masonic Building
Drop Inn
Mary Thompson
Cincinnati
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Universal Heals
An aged advertisement proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best salve for sores ulcers salt rheum fevers tottter chapped skin and corns. It claims immediate relief with guaranteed effectiveness and payment only on cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
The Original Harrison Men Supporters in 1840 Campaign
Fragmentary roster lists Harrison voters across Batavia and Franklin townships with ages, naming Peter Brunaugh and multiple local men. It notes shifts from Whig to Harrison, highlighting active supporters and a banner Tippecanoe effort across towns and counties in 1840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Smith
Geo. W. Smith
Jos. P. Whittaker
Franklin Whiting
Henry G. Weaver
Peter Brunaugh
Tip
Harrison
Franklin Township
Alex. Armstrong
Wm Brown
Wm. L. Croswell
Robt. Bryan
Jno. Cheyne
M. Hall
J. H. Higgins
Jos. Hayden
Jno
Johnson
Elias Lanham
Wash. W. Lanham
Wm. Lanham
John Logan
P. Moyer
Geo. A. Mortis
Wm. McMnurehy
Jesse McClain
Tate Township
Wm. Brittingham
James Bowman
Wm. Beck
J. M. Beck
John Campbell
Thos. Donley
Chas. Davis
John L. Ely
John L. Fisher
John Frazier
Jas. Frazee
Bartholomew Fewell
Jas. Goodwin
Redman Hanley
Benj. F. Hitch
John Mace
Hiram Montgomery
Napoleon B. Morris
David Osborne
Jos. Parker
L. T. Pool
J. A. Pardenner
Pat. Ryan
Benj
Ohio Township
Thos
Donald Fon
Stephen Goble
Jas. Gray
Rollin Ireton
Martin Lothrop
John Lindsey
Hezekiah Lindsey
Wm. Moss
Geo. W. Majors
Joshua Filver
Enoch Shannon
J. H. Bainum
Emer Craner
G. W. Castlen
Wm. Johnson
John Kennelly
Jacob Lillich
Isaac Lindsey
Jas. McAllister
Adam Moser
Thos. Mullen
D. Reese
Wm. Sturges
Gerhardt Teghtmire
James Watson
Charles Wulf
David Wooley
Edwin House
James G. Birney
New Richmond
Liberty
Batavia
Williamsburg
Bev Harrison
Loveland News Roundup and Local Notes
Loveland reports from N P Turner back from Kansas praising the state and Harrison support. Musical Society picnic at Peachys woods called a success. Town council met to pay bills and discuss new towns. M B Sunday school picnic at Hannas Grove on July 4. C P Spaulding survived a lightning mishap with sky rockets. Notables include Gaskins family and Prof Robinson at K P festivities. Loveland baseball undefeated. colored Baptists held all day meeting and baptized two. Mayor Clinton convalescent amid local political leanings toward Harrison and Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Turner
Kansas
Courierman
Loveland
Harrison
Musical Society
Peachy’s Woods
M. B
Hanna's Grove
C. P. Spaulding
K. P
O. C. Drake
Madisonville
West Loveland
John Carmichael
Baker City
East Veland
Batavia
Colored Baptists
Clinton
Morton
Tobacco crop sale nets high price per pound for local grower
Michael Hirsch sold last year’s tobacco at a strong price per pound. L Larkin and sister Lottie return from Delaware. Tom Bainum and Jeff Hirsch are home from Cincinnati. William Steelman owns a handsome new buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hirsch
L. Larkin
Lottie
Delaware
Tom Bainum
Jeff Hirsch
Cincinnati
William Steelman
Electric Bitters praised by doctors and customers
The verdict is unanimous for Electric Bitters. W D Suit of Bippua Indiana and Avraham Hore of Bellville Ohio testify to cures for rheumatism liver and kidney issues. They call it the best selling medicine in 20 years and urge purchase at B Walker's Drug Store Williamsburg and W B Walker's in Da.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Suit
Bippua
Ind
Avraham Hore
Driggiat
Bellville
Ohio
B. Walker
Williamsburg
Fourth of July festivities in Goshen end with fireworks display
Citizens enjoyed the Fourth with a prairie at the Nichols home and a lawn fete planned for evening. Weather affected activities. a large crowd attended as Mr. McClelland returned to Middletown and a correction request from J C Bird appeared. Numerous visitors and farm sales noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Cincinnati
C. C. Nichols
Columno
H. E. McClelland
Middletown
J. C. Bird
Lilian Yost
Philip D. Holmes
Irwin & Jot
Nme
Thomas Cook
William Look
B. & Smith's
Capt. Camnitz
Amanda Roudebush
William Cook
Stonelick
Joseph Alderson
Etta Hill
Cheviot
Marion Myers
Ladies Aid Society
John Holmes
Randolph Leming
Local Rural Notes On Crops and Community Life
Wet weather boosts tobacco harvest as crops look healthy. wheat and corn work keep farmers busy. Local residents report illnesses, travels, and weddings. Cincinnati visits and Fourth of July events noted. Several names appear including Grace Reed, Miss Neilie Joliland, Leroy Zimmerman, and Hays Thomas.
James Johnson Celebrates 42nd Birthday With Friends
Saturday evening friends surprised James Johnson on his 42nd birthday. About sixty attendees shared cake and ice cream at a late hour party. several named guests and their spouses appear among the guests. Also noted are visitors Mrs M Shettery and Dr A Murphy visiting Pleasant Plain and a Sunday missionary sermon by Rev J O Deputy with a small congregation and a good collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Knights of Pythias
New Castle Hall
Victor Lodge No
G. A. R. Ball
DeGolyer
Broadway
Con
W. Gateh
V. C
William Voria
J. F. W. Gateh
M. A
Edward Pelton
I. G
R. A. Chidsey
C. G
J. W. Lockwood
J. F. W. Gatch
James Johnson
Mr. Johnson
M. Shadrach
Willian Roose
William Shane
Samouel Leever
J. M. Canter
John Marsh
Prov. McCormick
Pleasant Plain
Burrall
Nellie Snyder
Goshen
Oca Elliott
J. O
Fourth of July Celebrations and Local News Update
The Fourth was celebrated here in grander style this year. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brown visited their daughter in Charleston Sunday. Uncle Leonard McGarvey from Kansas spends summer with sister Davis. Frank, Ollie, Lizzie Hughes and Carrie Haywood of Charleston were guests of N. H. Haywood Sunday. Harvesting is well advanced with above average crops. Mt Repose school house contract set for July 21 with a school board meeting that day. Mrs. H. P. Sinister returned from an extended visit in Minnesota. M Hutchinson of Illinois visiting relatives here. Rebecca, Kate Brown and Ida Leming visited May Brown. Mollie McGarvey and Maggie Davis visiting Mitford. Where is our case-ball one!
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Brown
Charleston
Leonard McGarvey
Kansas
Is. Davis
Frank
Ollie
Lizzie Hughes
Carrie Haywood
N. H. Haywood
Mt. Repose
Mra. H. P. Sinister
Minnats
M. Hutchinson
Lilinois
Rebecca
Kate Brown
Ida Leming
May Brown
Mollie McGarvey
Maggie Davis
Mitford
Crosstown News Notes From Local Visitors And Deals
Mrs. Flarvey Watt of Cincinnati and two daughters visit relatives here. Mrs. Joseph Subiiling visits friends in Cincinnati. C. W. Caldwell bought the Volk Maloti Jr. property and is repairing the residence. Mrs. Lizzie Filleger of Cincinnati returns home after a visit. The Solbing family was entertained at a recent soiree. E. B. Risley has recovered. Jobo Motionough of Montery hauls hay from the herd. Hay is a highly profitable crop at twenty dollars a ton in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flarvey Watt
Cincinnati
Joseph Subiiling
C. W. Caldwell
Volk Maloti Jr
Lizzie Filleger
Joseph Solbing
E. B. Risley
Jobo Motionough
Montery
Hays
Vesper Lodge Installations Recap Notable Officers Listed
FrQ items from Vesper Lodge No. 1M I O G F show officers and attendees named in Friday evening proceedings. The fragmentary record names D G M Thomas Clark, V G Badgley, P G Parkiser, Rh. G4 and others, with references to Preasters and wardens in a ceremonial listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. GM
Thomas Clark Tata
Vesper Y Lodge
Donovan
Badgley
V. G
Parkiser
Ginger
D. McMillen
Wvarden
Bethlemann
Gibner
Dercaam L
Naon
Walter Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
A Clermonter
William H. Harrison
Institute Notes
President Swing
Marion, Indiana
Hulick Bros
Bata
Spahr
Pythian Knights
Miami
Castle Hall
Mt. Carmel
Hilford
New
Richmond
Bucklen
Harrison Men
Williamsburg Township
Alex. Beall
L. B. Beymer
James Boyd
A. J. Crawford
Abram Clark
Philip Chatterton
E. W. Caldwell
H. Hakill
John Ireton
John Knight
William L. Kain
Daniel Kain
John McNutt
Henry Moyer
D. McClung
David Long
McAdams
Thos, McNeilan
Warren McAdams
Jas. Porter
A. Pegg
Wm. Peterson
George A. Peterson
H. Mount
John J. Peterson
W. H Taper
Jos. Smith
Darwin H. Sharp
Delos
Point Pleasant
Kaywend
William Basing
Will Waits
Miles Deel
Porter Reed
Sabin Hollister
Ira Stevens
Grace Reed
Ihela
Hays Thomas
James
William Metzgar
Chitties Coifus
Chester
Watkins
Wortsmouth
Lizzie Rued
Letta Lace
Felicity
Winode Thompson
Frank J. Grossheim
Cinciunathy
Nellie Goofswin
Tron
Cinclunmat
Nolan and
Jillie Son
Phaaileipule
Miss Smith
Julia Stone
Pearl McKibben
Lindale
Toten
John Somermiey
The
Muberrs
Crosstown
Nevillo
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