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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1913

Page

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Vote Against the Short Ballot in Final Assessor Reform

A vocal opposition argues Warner's Bill ends elected assessors and creates a county tax commissioner system. It warns of Democratic machine politics, reduced voter influence, and the governor’s power to appoint officers. Two candidates, Auditor Larkin and Mr. McMinnis, vie for the post with October appointment.

State Tax Commission Boards of Review County Board of Complaint County Commission Aparchy Democrats Larkin Miami Township McMinnis

Record on Child Labor Law and Birth Certificates

The record discusses the child labor law and the need for birth certificates. It notes that birth ages are often unclear and cites Section 12704 requiring physicians midwives or officials to file a birth certificate with the local registrar within the required time or face a fine of five to fifty dollars.

Shiloh Camp Meeting Sets July 6 to August 8 Sessions

The second session of the Shiloh Camp Meeting and Assembly will be held on the historic grounds from July 6 to August 8. Dr W Blodgett and J D Darling of Cincinnati return to lead, joined by Mr and Mrs C G Ragan of Kentucky who will direct the school of Methods. Details and tickets will be announced, with Beason tickets at 1 dollar and 160 for single days, children under ten free. Mrs F L Thompson, secretary, Eden ton Ohio.

Shiloh Old Historic Grounds Dre Mra F. L. Thompson Edenton Ohio

Entertainment shines at town hall benefit show

The Woman's Club staged a successful evening for the lecture course last Saturday. Mrs. M. S. Griffith directed Soul of the Rich Man a morality play with a notable cast. Grandmother and Gander Drills drew hearty applause, and Colonial Dream by Griffith and Werner with six girls was a highlight.

Town Hall Dial Werner H. B. Glaney Speidel Kain Mra. Cramer Wiseman M. 8. Griffith J. J. Werner

Neice accuses Summerside man in alleged crime case

Augustus Meier of Summerside, a glass worker in Cincinnati, faced trial in Mayor Leases court on a reported incident with consent involving his 14 year old niece Lena. Witnesses described ongoing abuse since October 1912, with a letter in court where Meier allegedly called Lena his wife. Meier bound over to the grand jury pending further action. defense by C C Kearns and state by Eli H Speidel.

Augustus Meier Summerside Glass Works Cincinnati Will Lena Meier Gus Meier Little Lena Grissel Batavia C. C. Kearns Eli H. Speidel

Cincinnati Dramatic Co. entertains Amelia town hall

Saturday evening entertainment by the Cincinnati Dramatic Company, composed of Schuster school members, delighted a large audience. Proceeds benefited the public library as the Woman's Club reports a new piano purchased for the town hall.

Amelia Town Hall Cincinnati Dramatic Co Schuster School Public Library Woman's Club Town Hall

Parcel post reform eyed to boost farm shipments

Changes backed by Postmaster General Burleson and Maryland’s David J. Lewis would raise the weight limit from eleven to 100 pounds for carrier pickups and deliveries by the postal service. Lewis also seeks no limit at postal terminals with a rate of 8 cents per pound for the first pound and 0.5 cents for each additional pound within 100 miles, expanding farm produce access. Judge Joseph gave a memorial address at Amelia to a large audience.

Parcel Post Post Office Department Burleson David J. Lewis Maryland Lewis Thia

Vote Against Short Ballot to Preserve Local Choice

A call to Ohio voters to reject House Joint Resolution 83 proposing a short ballot amendment. The piece warns it would abolish elected offices in counties and municipalities, leave appointment power to a governor, and replace public voice with a king like rule. It urges citizens to inform others and vote no to avert anarchy.

Ohio

Quiet Home Wedding in Norwood

Miss Gertrude Titus and Benford Spencer wed at the Titus home on Decoration Day with only family and a few friends present. Rev. Bourdsall officiated, a light luncheon followed, and the couple departed for their new home in Norwood aboard a family car.

Gertrude Titus Benford Spencer Miss Titus Lucy Titus Mr. Spencer Joseph Spencer Hamilton County Bourdsall Gertrude Norwood Bechtel

Jury Disagrees in Weatherspoon Rape Case at Common Pleas

In a Weatherspoon rape trial before Judge Tarbell, jurors split eight to four for conviction after a lengthy session. The defendant was later released on a $600 bond signed by his brothers as attorneys Cover and Sprague argued vigorously for innocence.

Weatherspoon Common Pleas Tarbell Cover Sprague

Decoration Day Observed with Community Support in Batavia

Batavia held a well attended Decoration Day with hundreds visiting the armory and cemetery. The Batavia band led a parade of adults and children who laid flowers on graves, followed by Rev Burdsall and G A R ritual services. Citizens donated on armory improvements as Comdr E Burdsall reported thanks to contributors including Mrs Jas Brown and Dr and Mrs Ashburn.

Batavia Band Burdsall G. A. R. Post Lease Jas. Brown George Oxley Corbin A. W. Ashburn Malvern Hill Allen Glancy George Washington D. K. McDonald E. Burdsall

Branch Hill School Bond Fails After Tight Vote

A bond issue for Branch Hill school failed to pass with 48 votes for and the rest against. The old school building will continue to be used for the time being.

Branch Hill

Assessors Returns for 1912 and 1913 Show Decline

John Gunderley bought the Lewis property in East Batavia last week and plans to occupy it after repairs. The assessment notices indicate a general drop in values for 1912 and 1913.

John Gunderley Lewis East Batavia Amelia—Bantam Batavia Township Batavia Village Williamsburg Township Seepeee Tate- East Eee Aeeer Bethel Village Franklin Franklin—Ohile Felicity Village Peheeee Washington Tennee Monroe Eebe Ohio New Richmond Pierce—Locust Corner Pierce Amelia Wayne Edenton Serene Goshen Vee Stonelick—North Joomood

Williamsburg High School Presents Mrs Briggs of the Poultry Yard

Two evenings of entertainment were held by Williamsburg High School. The graduation class of 1918 performed the play Mrs Briggs of the Poultry Yard at the K P hall to large audiences with praise. Cast list and diplomas presented by Rev C Harold Clerke. Junior class to entertain graduates on Friday night.

Briggs Poultry Yard K. of P. Hall Williamsburg High School Cincinnati H. B. Phillips Harold Clerke Lida Fubr Jimmie Elrod Ralph Eugene Boyd Melissa Elsie Foster Alvira Gertrude Matthis Virginia Lee Ralph Beatrice Peterson Lee Virginia Alma Hunter Daisy Thornton Jimmie Cecil Glancy Silas Green Roy Snell Mandy Bates Mary Shaw O'Connor Emma Brose

Nomination for County Judge and School Superintendent in Owen County

O Q Leonard, formerly of this place and long time paper employee now in Owenton Kentucky, was nominated for County Judge on the Republican ticket. Mamie Roach Holbrook won the nomination for county superintendent of schools. Leonard, born a Republican, is related to the Leonard sisters here and to the late Judge G W Holick.

O. Q. Leonard Owenton I. L’s L. Mamie Roach Holbrook Owen County Leonard G. W. Holick

Fish Kills Trigger Dynamite Use Case Near Obanion Creek

Lawrence Padgett and companions used dynamite on Obanion Creek killing about 29 fish and injuring others. He pleaded guilty and paid a $50 fine plus costs. Dr Spence and wife arrested for possession of illegal net gear. fined $25 and costs. Ohio Fish and Game Association vows to end illegal fishing with patrols and stiff penalties.

Lawrence Padgett Obanion Creek Loveland Goshen Game and Fish Association Columbus Louis Kuertz Hamilton County David T. Ferris Mt. Healthy Cameron Squire Dr. Spence Batavia Ohio Fish and Game Association

Federation at Bethel plans Clark County clubs meeting

Clermont county federation of Woman's Clubs will meet at Bethel next Thursday June 5 with an excellent program. Attendees bring luncheon and coffee is provided by the home club. All county clubs invited. Bethel will see broad representation from Batavia and Gem City.

Clermont County

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