Patterson Graduates at Highland Park June 25 1910
Batavia township graduates pass the Patterson examination and will receive diplomas in a morning exercise at Highland Park with Superintendent J S Hulick and State School Commissioner John W Zeller in attendance. The county examiners will award Clermont county Patterson diplomas afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Township
Highland Park
Hulick
Helen Morehead
Hilda Woods
Lillian Schlottman
Katie Schutter
Dollie Smith
Jean Glancy
Hisse Schobert
Eli Needham
Pearl Maham
George Weil
Murill Davidson
Allen Hauck
Carrie M. Weaver
Eoward
Moore
Emma Anstaett
John W. Zeller
Patsterson
Clermont County
Flag Day Jubilation Marks 133rd Anniversary
On Tuesday June 14 celebrations honor the adoption of the flag. Citizens urged to display patriotism by hanging flags to show love for the stars and stripes. A Dayton Kentucky groom Charles Shafer wed Bethel Ohio’s Ethel Henderson on June 4 1010 in Batavia at the home of Mrs. Louis Malott. Witnesses included Louis Malott and family. B N Henderson attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Charles Shafer
Dayton
Ethel Henderson
Bethel
Ohio
BF. Burdsall
Louis Malott
Hast Wood Street
Batavia
Marie
Bonnie
B.N. Henderson
Week's Court News in Clermont County Justice Diary
Summary of new suits and actions in Clermont County Common Pleas Court during the week. Includes contest of will Mabel Brotherton et al vs Anna Kettler et al, appeal W A Canter vs the Felicity and Bethel Railroad Co, damages claim by Clermont Board of Control vs Sam B Jones, and multiple real estate transfers and guardianship matters. Court orders and motions noted. some cases remanded or judgments affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Mabel Brotherton
Anna Kettler
W. A. Bishop
Nichols & Nichols
W. A. Canter
Felicity and Bethel Railroad Co
Griffith & Nichols
Clermont County Board of Control l Et al
Sam B. Jones
Frazier & Hicks
The
Interurban Railroad ‘and Terminal Co
John M. Hines
Court of Common Pleas
Milford Woman among 140 to graduate from Ohio Wesleyan
Miss Charlotte Ruth Van Pelt of Milford will receive a B S degree in the sixty-sixth annual Ohio Wesleyan University commencement at Delaware. About 140 graduates attend, with former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks as toastmaster and Prof. E A Steiner of Beloit College delivering the commencement address at Edwards Gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Ruth van Pelt
Milford
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Charles W. Fairbanks
Edwards Gymnasium
Tragedy On Tracks Near Cincinnati Claims Life
A man believed to be Cyrus Racer of Felicity was killed when struck by a C. L. and A. traction car near Rapid Run Sunday night. He was working on the track and stepped in front of the approaching vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Racer
Felicity
C. L. and A. Traction
Rapid Run
Cincinnati
Bethel Journal Praises Bethel as Desirable Home
The Bethel Journal lauds Bethel's advantages in a “Cheap Living” feature. The columnist concisely notes Bethel as a desirable place to reside, and the publication affirms Bethel’s positive qualities for its readers.
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Bethel Journal
Bethel
Mrs Stanfield Hurt After Collision in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati College Hill Main street struck the wagon carrying Mrs Mary Stanfield 70 Amelia resident driving to market with her husband. The crash in front of the court house threw her to the street. She suffered severe bruises and a scalp wound. Probation Officer Frank Kuhn placed her in juvenile detention where Matron Swett tended to injuries. Stanfield's husband received only a sprained wrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
College Hill
Mary Stanfield
Amelia
Court House
Stanfield
Frank Kuhn
Swett
Valuations Raised on Cincinnati Traction Lines by Auditors
Auditor Larkin and four county boards met last Thursday at the Hamilton County courthouse in Cincinnati to raise valuations on traction lines. The Cincinnati Milford and Loveland line main track from 2500 to 3500 per mile with rolling stock up from 350 to 500. second track unchanged at 2000 per mile. tools and machinery held at 350. Cincinnati and Columbus line main track 2000 to 3000 per mile, rolling stock 350 to 500, tools 530 unchanged, power houses 500 unchanged. Interurban Railway and Terminal main track 2750 to 3750 per mile, branches 2500 unchanged, rolling stock 400 to 500, tools 300 to 400. Committees included auditors from Hamilton, Clermont, Warren, Highland, Brown counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin
Court House
Cincinnati
Clermont County
Milford
Loveland
Hamilton
Clermont
Clinton
Warren
Columbus
Highland
Brown
Rail line ties Hillsboro branch to At -Laramia network
A new rail connection links the Hillsboro branch with the At -Laramia network via Roanoke Virginia and Cincinnati Ohio corridors. Trains operate with limited Sunday service, including 605 and 1005 departures from West 2nd Street. Allen Holl oversees General Pass and Agen Division Pass operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Roanoke
Cincinnati
Notice to Contractors Unclear Boston Region
Notice to contractors appears garbled with incomplete names and locations. Contains references to Boston region and individuals such as Johnson and Ghio but lacks actionable details, dates, or scope to identify a concrete bid or project deadline.
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Clermont Courier
Congress
Jesse Taylor
General Assembly
Alexander Dunn
Harry 8. Cole
John H. Fishback
Paul Essex
W. E. Leever
Court Dale
Robert D. Porter
J. E. Parvin
L. M. Rogers
William ©. Smith
Harley Rapp
Edwin C. Ely
Chas. K. Anstrett
J.B. D. Silcott
W. J. Tone
Lookout
Oklahoma
C. M. Titus
Clara M. Titus
Nesbit
Fate
Oklahome
Bride Cares
Oma
Temple of Justice
Common Pleas Court N
Frederick Graus
Catherine Schneider
Guardian
George Rockwell
William Russ
Alfred W. Potts
Annie C. Potts
Elisha Bishop
Louise Bishop
George E. Rockwell
Circuit Court
Probate Court
Louisa Hill
Howard Moore
Alexia Turner
DeWitt Co
Turner
D. T. Robb
Lydia Lockwood
John Schneider
Melchior Schneider
William Rodenburg
Ida Schneider
Charles Rodenburg
Mary Carter
Hester Fitzwater
Mark Fitzwater
Testatrix
Arthur Carter
G. C. Bernstein
John Brown
Charles Schafer
Sidney McAdams
Williamsburg
Rebecca Ford
John W. Pray
Goshen
Birdie M. Haight
Edgar M. Ireton
Xenia
Hattie
Lothrop
New Richmond
Charles F. Massey
Chicago
Ill
Mabel E. Hill
Monterey
Henry
Spindler
Fannie Whoodin
Pierce Township
Herbert Melvin
Abigail Brown
Neville
Anna R. Firth
Mittie A. Thompson
Samuel M. Hudson
Mittie A. Gatch
Miami Park
Arthur Reeder
Mary E. Kendall Et al
Thomas Cox
Joseph Pfarr
John Graham
Martin Davis
Woodville
Harry B. Cody
Frances Parker
William J. Avey
Frank EB. Haines
Tate Township
Frank E. Haines
Pauline Haines
Charles B. Hopkins
Caroline Johnson
Henry Bach
Esta C. Bennett
Union Township
Sarah
Wayne Township
W.W. Burke
F. Cook
Millie Whitenack
Mary Jones
Jovse Ll
McCollum
Charles McClain
Blige Melvin
Phoebe Rutherford
H. L. Smith
Mrs. Stanfield
Fletcher
Fulton’s Pharmacy
New Richmond, Ohio
J. L. Rames, N. D
Bantam
Miller
Boston
Alrey Property
John G. Miller
Buckeye Simmons
J. A. Lutes Bicycle Works
Olive Branch
Board of Health
Vermont County
Rollin
Board & Alth
OLEYS
Richmoy Champion
Syracus
Dayton Rohn
Deereen Booth
C. W. Trisler
Hamersville, Ohio
Citizens’ Phone
Felicity Exchange
Bagby
D. B
Kirgan
B. T
Davis
Cincinnati- Clare
Baldwin
Sardinia
Winchesterin
Sp’ge Rarden
Portsmout
Bell
Wkst
Datis
Patty
Patty Eal Ay
Portsmouth
Rarden
Min
Wincheate' Sardinia
Meburg Batavia
Kaldwin Clare
Pennsylvania Lines
Pearl and
Butler Street
Bae
Court and
Broadway
Richmond
Norfolk
Norfolk & Western Railway
Lynchburg
Hillaboro Branch
Teleodore
Theodore B
American Trotting Register
General Hancock
Lady Bedford
Mambrino Downing
G. d. LadyRdsall
John Edsall
Oany Gray
Timoleon, Jr
Charles
R. Boyle
St. Martins
Theo. B
Ben Vanderhorst
Tom Hill
Davis School House
Newtonsville
Owensville
Ho Bly
Avery
A. C. Brock
Loveland, Ohio
Bourish
J. ©. Scott
Bethel, Ohio
Paris
Eaingron
My4tl2
Bostonia
Pottok Township
Boston Raion
Seine
Johnson
Ghio
Ono
Atchley’s
Woodlibf
Ogden
ALLEY
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