Verdict Reaches 4100 in Hatfield Hatfield vs CM L Co
The jury awarded Vena Hatfield 4100 after a four hour deliberation in a case against the C M L Co over injuries from a Belfast Cincinnati tram incident. The suit, moving through multiple trials since 1909, saw prior verdicts of 3642 and 8200 reduced, with appeals culminating in the latest verdict and motions for a new trial possible in five days. Attorneys included C Kearns Nichols & Griffith Frazier & Hicks and Speidel Baker for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vena Hatfield
Belfast
Cincinnati
Conover
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
C. ©. Kearns
Nichols & Griffith
Frazier & Hicks
C. C. Kearns, Speidel and
Baker
Clermont County Boy Graduates to Dental Faculty
Dr Ralph L Christy a Clermont county boy graduates from Kansas City Dental College in 1910 and joins the faculty to direct the college clinic. He lectures in Operative and Prosthetic Technics and opens a Kansas City office in 1911. He assists with jaw surgery at the city hospital in 1912 and serves as secretary treasurer of the Kansas City Alumni Association. Williamsburg boy scouts train for a trip to the Cincinnati Zoo under Rev Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph L. Christy
Clermont County
Kansas City Dental College
81St
Cherry Streets
Kansas City
Griffith
City Hospital
Christy
Kansas City Alumni Association
Williamsburg Boy Scouts
Rev. Phillips
The
Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
Williamsburg Scouta E
Tax Books Closed Delinquent Pay By July 20 Or 15 Percent Penalty
The notice warns that taxes unpaid by July 20 incur a 15 percent penalty with $1.50 on a $10 bill. June collections fall short, risking funds for county, township, school, and corporation expenses. It recommends paying now at 6 percent for six months to avoid county penalties and notes a delinquent collector's 20 percent share.
Hulick-Weaver Family Picnic Grows Large in State
The Hulick-Weaver families plan an all day gathering at Highland Park on the C G P rail road inviting friends and relatives. The event features amusements and abundant refreshments for all ages and a chance to reconnect with old friends and make new ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
FINE TRIP By Williamsburg People Across Indiana
A Williamsburg sender recounts an automotive journey from July 7 to July 18 visiting Owensville Milford Remington Montgom ery Richmond Hagerstown New Castle Anderson Kokomo Logansport Pulaski Star City Indianapolis Rushville Connersville Oxford Hamilton and more. The trek covered 476 miles homeward with one puncture and one dog encounter.
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Indiana
Williamsburg
Owensville
Milford
Miamiville
Remington
Montgomery
Blue Ash
Sharon
Hamilton
Coke Otto
Seven Mile
Camden
Eaton
Richmond
Hagerstown
New Castle
Anderson
Kokomo
Logansport
Chas. Frazier
Chicago
Wm. South
Indianapolis
Star City
Rushville
Rush County
Connersville
Ohio
Oxford
Reta Ame
Govan
JESS PUGH CONCERT CO TO APPEAR AT HIGHLAND PARK
The Jess Pugh Concert Co will perform at Highland Park Chautauqua on August 8 and 9 with a full afternoon program and preludes to the Reno entertainment and Wallace Bruce Amsbury lecture. A Wednesday, August 7 nonpartisan meeting will host Democratic nominee Cox and other Ohio officials with addresses. The Batavia band will provide music and season tickets are urged for purchase before opening day.
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Highland Park Chautauqua
Reno
Wallace Bruce Amsbury
James M. Cox
S. D. Fess
Congress
H. L. Nichols
Ohio
J. H. Hogan
J. M. Tarbell
Court of Common Pleas
E. B. Dillon
Do. C. Kearns
Dillon
Columbus
Batavia
Ohio issues medical certificates to large group
About 188 applicants passed the medical examination at Columbus earning certificates to practice medicine in Ohio. The slate includes 8 osteopaths and 81 midwives. Reciprocity certificates were issued to 28 physicians already practicing elsewhere under Ohio reciprocity agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Just Judgment in Branch Hill Suit Against Railroad
W. B. Applegate of Branch Hill wins a 44 000 verdict against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for loss of his home by fire alleged to be sparked from a passing locomotive. This is the second trial with Applegate prevailing in both suits.
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W. B. Applegate
Branch Hill
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
State inspector orders Bethel moving picture house closed
The state building inspector visited Bethel and ordered the business closed until it meets requirements. The Baptist church is among the outfits affected and the move has stirred strong public feeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Baptist Church
Ohio home for children at Xenia to close due to costs
State authorities plan to abandon the 0. S. & 8. O. Home in Xenia as inmates decline and expenses rise. The staff will decide later how to repurpose the building or transfer current children to another state institution, a notable local issue in Ohio. Also a brief ad touts Chamberlain's Liniment for muscle soreness and rheumatic pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
Ohio
Xenta
Chamberlain
Tree limb injures two men cutting obstruction
Gus and Harry Sunderbruch of Bethel pike Williamsburg attempted to fell a large tree when a dead limb struck Harry, pinning him face down. He was buried up to his ears and needed help to be freed. He remained conscious after rescue and a doctor later examined him.一定
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Gus
Harry Sunderbruch
Williamsburg
Bethel Pike
Harry
Columbus
Philadelphia
Allen
Cincinnati
Pleasant Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Young at Bethel
Last Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas E Young of Bethel a surprise 70th birthday gathering for Mrs Young brought relatives and friends from Bethel London Elmwood and Cincinnati. A dinner followed and guests extended wishes for many returns of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Young
Bethel
Young
John K. Morris
Laura Morris
J. Littleton
Rose
London
Earl P. Goodwin
Linton Vorwerck
Cincinnati
Miss Statts
Elmwood
Lydia Morris
Gatch Fisher
Clarence Young
Batavia
Record of Miss Amanda Crandall’s 91 years in Lebanon
Miss Amanda Crandall aged 91, longtime Lebanon resident, died after an illness of more than a year. She claimed never to have been kissed by a man or had a beau. She was born and lived in the house where she died and never rode a railroad train, electric car, or automobile.
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Amanda Crandall
Lebanon
Miss Crandall
First National Bank of Williamsburg Declares 2 Percent Dividend
The First National Bank of Williamsburg under James E McKeever as cashier and the directors paid a semi annual dividend of 2 percent last week. As a new institution it has started on the ground floor and is climbing, having purchased Main Street property for a bank home that patrons are supporting. The dividend reflects strong management of this new bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Williamsburg
James E McKeever
Main Street
Ikind
Hay crop record set by Milt Sapp in Clermont County
Milt Sapp cut and housed 15 wagon loads from 4 acres of ground last week. Competent judges estimate the cured timothy hay will weigh about 12 tons, the best seen in Clermont county for years. Sapp is praised for good judgment and success in his undertakings.
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Milt Sapp
Clermont County
Sad End For Batavia Woman And Four Year Old Daughter
Miss Lottie Page formerly of Batavia and Mrs. Will Banister’s family perished in a Burlington Route wreck while en route to Michigan. The mother and child died instantly near Kalamazoo, their bodies identified by clothing. Mr. Banister attended the funeral in Michigan.
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Will Banister
Bethel
Batavia
Lottie Page
Lottie
Michigan
Ft. Collins
Kalamazoo
Burlington
Alumni Edge Business Men In Close 7 6 Ball Game
Last Friday afternoon the Batavia high school Alumni defeated the business men 7 to 6 in a nine inning baseball game. The match drew interest and spectators enjoyed the contest more than a professional game, though fatigue showed among players as the innings wore on. Attendance was light due to short notice.
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Batavia High School
Clermont D of A Fetes At Town Hall Park
The Old Clermont D of A No 169 invites the public to a lawn fete and concert next Saturday night at town hall park. Home made cakes ice cream watermelon and lemonade will be for sale along with prize boxes and a fish pond for children.
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Clermont D. of A
Town Hall
D. of A
G A R Encampment Set for August First at Highland Park
Tomorrow week Thursday August 1 the G A R encampment will be held at Highland Park for a single day. Soldiers and families are invited to camp for the day with a good program and a chicken dinner by Olive Branch M E church priced 80 cents a plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Olive Branch M. E. Church
Fields Full of Weeds Report From Owensville Area
B F Mull and his son from near Owensville visited Batavia last Friday and described poor corn due to heavy rain, with weeds overtaking fields. Hay will be short, potatoes exceed average. rains varied by location and some farmers fell behind with obligations to their preacher. Edward Day, once local, now in St Louis, worked at a major hotel and attended an event with T L cousin Hamilton last week.
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B. F. Mull
Little Son
Owensville
Batavia
Edward Day
This Place
St. Loui
United States
T. L. Cousin
Hamilton
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Clermonter
BOY Scouts
Hulick-Weaver Famiies
Bell Telephone Company
Cincinnati Zoo
Supt
Weaver
Satiate Po
Ene
Gang
E. Burdsall
W. C. Hulick
Edwin
Ely
Migs
Melle Hulick
G. W. Hulick
Louise Ely
Hulick
Allen UO
Roudebush
Pork Chops
Humphrey Platt Lohg
Jess Pugh
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