Highland Park Chautauqua Set for July 31 to August 9 1910
The Highland Park Chautauqua opens July 31 and runs through August 9, featuring ten days of programs in Batavia. Readiness includes sacred concerts, lectures on German life, debates, and performances by Donald C. MacGregor, the Batavia Band, Masonic Band of Cincinnati, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Donald C. MacGregor
Mary Dennison Gailey
Bert E. Williams
Edgar G. Meinzer
Kansas
Batavia Band
Mary D. Gailey
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
George F. Robinson
Meinzer
Donald C. ‘MacGregor
Walter T. Mills
J. Basil Barnhill
Germany
George R. Wendling
Masonic Band of Cincinnati
Ralph W. Hull Company
Batavia
Hiawatha
Lake Erie
Parland- Newhall Company
Glasgow Titus wedding links Ohio to India mission
Olive McIntyre Glasgow and Murray J. Titus wed at the Glasgow country home near Seaman Ohio in a noon ceremony. The couple, guests from Batavia and Sleepy Eye Minnesota, plan to sail August 3 from New York to Lucknow India where Titus will teach as a Reid Memorial E church missionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Glasgow
Seaman
Ohio
Olive McIntyre Glasgow
Murray J. Titus
Episcopal Church
United Presbyterian
Batavia
Sleepy Eye
Minnesota
New York
Liverpool
London
Gibraltar
Suez Canal
Lucknow
India
Titus
Reid M. E
Courier Thanks Mrs Barton for California Paper Copy
The Courier expresses gratitude to Mrs J D Barton of San Francisco California for a copy of The Call the leading daily of California’s metropolis and for her courtesy.
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Courier
J. D. Barton
San Francisco
California
Call
Ohio Militiamen Prepare for Summer National Guard Maneuvers
Ohio National Guard and State Naval Reserves complete summer drill plans. Land forces rotate through Ft Ancient Warren county Marietta Ft Ben Harrison and Sparta Wisconsin maneuvers with Great Lakes naval components. Reinforcements from Cincinnati Toledo Lima Cleveland and Columbus set to assemble at Ft Ancient and Lebanon fairgrounds before marching to positions. The Dorotha and Hasex training ships head to Sandusky Bay with a reunion of the Ohio Legislature and a Thunder Bay rendezvous for naval brigades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio National Guard
Weybrecht
Ft Ancient
Warren County
Marietta
Ft. Ben Harrison
Indiana
Sparta
Wis
Great Lakes
Cincinnati
Batavia
Toledo
Lima
Cleveland
Ft. Ancient
Middletown
Miamisburg
Franklin
Old Fort
Lebanon Fair Grounds
Columbus
Speak
Gaywood
Bartlett
Col. Catron
Dayton
Indianapolis
Dorotha
Hasex
Sandusky Bay
Ohio
Thunder Bay
Lake Huron
Buffalo
Harmon
Wisconsin
German A. B. Church Quarterly Meeting Notice
The last quarterly meeting will be held next Saturday night and Sunday with Rev J C Brewer of Toledo Ohio officiating. Sabbath School at 9am preaching at 10am and communion service Lieberfest at 7pm. After preaching Saturday night the quarterly conference business session will be held. All are invited to attend these meetings. Chamberlains Liniment offers quick relief for sore muscles from exercise or injury. Sold by all dealers.
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J. C. Brewer
Toledo
Ohio
Chamberlain
Jesse Burnett
New Richmond
Portland
Oregon
Clinton Republican
Clinton County
Samuel White
Laurel
Mattie Carree
Bethel
J. F. McColm
Sallie Carree
Cedron
M. E. Church
Shiloh
J. R. Marshall
Owensville
Bethel Journal
Glancy
Batavia
Tri-County Press
Shriver
Manchester
Lloyd Wester
Addie Purkiser
Covington
Newport
Kentucky
Cincinnati
J. B. Purkiser
News-Herald
Hillsboro
First Infantry
O. N.G
News- Herald
German American Bank to Be Established in Batavia
Promoters succeed in forming the German American bank with $25,000 capitalization, 10 percent paid in, under Ohio law. Stockholders will elect directors and officers at the next meeting. The state bank will operate through First National Bank in Cincinnati to handle transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
First National Bank
Cincinnati
Beer Coupons and Camp Beer Case Before Common Pleas
Complaints of Rose law violations at Perintown camp above Scenic Beach led to Sheriff Teal raiding the site Sunday July 8. A. G. Schmidlin, Norwood saloonist and club president, fined 150 dollars after a trial last Wednesday for local option violations. he appeals, with the case to be heard within 30 days, testing legality of beer coupon exchanges for campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scenic Beach
Perintown
Schmidlin
Common Pleas Court
Old
Clermont
Pepace Ee
Rose
Socialists Nominate Ticket for Clermont County Fall Vote
Clermont county voters may choose the Socialist ticket after a Loveland convention nominated a county slate. The lineup includes Representative candidate W. Vaughn of Bethel, Auditor J. H. Sims, Treasurer G. M. Butler, Clerk W. V. Compton, Commissioners Walter Scheider Edward Gates and Elmer Harcourt, and Recorder Charles E. Koontz. Vacancies to be filled by the county executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Loveland
Congress
J. Vanderwort
Port Williams
Clinton County
Bethel
Mulberry
Vaughn
J. H
Rev Harry H McMinn Accepts New Pastorate
The Rev Harry H McMinn, longtime pastor of the New Richmond Presbyterian church, has accepted a call to lead another church after nearly twelve years in New Richmond. The departure will be mourned by congregants who wish him well. Dean's Ointment promises relief for piles with chronic cases reported as improved or cured. Drug gists sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. McMinn
New Richmond Presbyterian Church
New Richmond Church
Dean
Reverend James Lee Rames Accepts Mabton Pulpit
Rev James Lee Rames and his family left Batavia last Saturday to serve at Mabton Presbyterian Church in Washington a Yakima valley town of about 2500 residents. Well wishers in Batavia hope the move brings health happiness and prosperity for the pastor his wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lee Rames
Batavia Presbyterian Church
Mabton
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Yakima Valley
Rames
Batavia
Washington D C Eyes Auto Factory Prospect
A bunched column lists diverse notes from distant papers. Entries include Washington D C considering an automobile factory and local events in Clinton lowa Bethel Laurel Batavia Hillsboro Owensville and Covington with weddings militia news and church activities. The notes capture civic updates and social happenings from July through August.
Ditty Appointment Spurs McLean Influence in Ohio
Columbus reveals that Judge R. M. Ditty won a three year term on the State Tax Commission under pressure from John R. McLean. The move angers Bryan Democrats who fear the Harmon campaign will suffer as McLean support intensifies. Other appointees are seen as mixed in loyalty to party lines amid graft talk and internal Democratic tensions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Munn
Richard Beatty
Wood County
Poland
Cincinnati
Harmon
Thomas McNamara
Mahoning County
Dayton
Bryan
McNamara
Grover Cleveland
Oak Harbor
Creamer
C. H. Graves
Graves
Ottawa County
Mark S
Iceburg
San Francisco
Loveland Woman Dead At 44 In Love land Home
Mrs. A. G. Millizer, 44, died at her Love land residence Saturday morning at 7 30. Funeral services were held Monday at 1 o'clock from the home, with interment in Miamiville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Millizer
Loveland
Miamiville Cemetery
Dr Hill Dies in Owensville at Age 46
Dr H B Hill a 46 year old dentist died at his Owensville home Wednesday July 6 1910 at 10 p m from paralysis of the brain. He leaves a father mother and three brothers. Funeral services were held Saturday in the Owensville M K E church with Masonic Order assisting. Interment followed in the Masonic cemetery Owensville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Hill
Owensville
Owensville M. KE
Masonic Order
Masonic
A Shoemaker S Team Bethel Organizes Baseball Club
The Cincinnati Shoe Company baseball team, composed of Bethel’s best, is organized with John Montgomery as manager and Earl Howland as captain. Home games are at North Side Park. Next Saturday, New Richmond challenges the shoemakers. lineup includes Edwin Armour pitcher, Montgomery catcher, Andrews first base, Glasgow second, Hewett shortstop, Campbell third, Goodwin left, Parker center, Fossy right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Shoe Company
Bethel
John Montgomery
Earl Howland
Northside Park
New Richmond
Shoemakers
Bethel Boys
Edwin Armour
Earl Andrews
Elmer Glasgow
Earl Hewett
Clarence Campbell
Roy Goodwin
Moscow Creamery Propels Local Dairy Growth
The Moscow creamery, started less than a year ago, now handles over 5,000 pounds of milk daily and produces nearly 2,000 pounds of butter weekly at gilt-edge prices. Farmers shift from tobacco to dairy as profits rise and soil improves, boosting regional prosperity per the Felicity Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Felicity Times
Milford Bridge Woes Spur MLA to Act
Milford citizens fear a deteriorating bridge over the river. The Valley Enterprise calls it an important yet neglected span that could be repaired and refloored. Locals fault Clermont and Hamilton county commissioners for shifting responsibility to the M. and L. company, hindering lasting improvements.
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Milford
Valley Enterprise
Clermont
Hamilton
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Glasgow
A. B. Church
State Bank
Alert Exchange
Washington D. C
Adams County
Patterson
Portsmouth
Blair
Ditty
State Tax Commission
John R. McLean
McLean
Gilliam
Joe
DR. Hill
Shoemaker
Moscow Creamery
Milford's Bridge
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