Report of County Nurse on School Health Campaign
A county nurse details the Child Health Organization's drive to raise schoolchildren's health in Ohio. She notes parental acceptance, transport limits for follow-up, and high adherence to advised treatments. The piece advocates universal school health supervision, ready access to family doctors, and basic needs like clean water and hot lunches.
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The
Child Health Organization
Clermont County
Ohio
Owensville Wins in Exciting Sunday Baseball Clash
A lively game at the Boston fairgrounds Sunday ended 6 to 1 in favor of Owensville over Pleasant Plain. The crowd was large and enthusiastic with good sportsmanship observed throughout the contest.
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Boston Fairgrounds
Owensville
Pleasant Plain Boys
Speculation and Gambling Book Noted by Chicago Lawyer
Attorney James C. McMath authored a practical guide for lawyers on stock market transactions outlining Illinois gambling laws and cases. The work blends historical, economic, and legal viewpoints to distinguish lawful speculation from illegal gambling. McMath has many friends in the area from his prior practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. McMath
Illinois
Chicago Daily Law Bulletin
McMath
Funeral for Col. F. Walbreath in Cincinnati
Col. F. Walbreath of Cincinnati, killed in an Indianapolis auto crash last week, had funeral services at Music Hall at 2 p.m. Saturday. His body lay in state from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with Ft. Thomas guard of honor. The service drew many prominent citizens and military groups from Ohio, ending with burial plans at Arlington after vault placement at Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. F. Walbreath
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Music Hell
Ft. Thomas
Spring Grove
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
American Legion
Ohio
Eastern Star Reunion in Bethel District Twenty-Second Program
The Twenty-Second District Eastern Star reunion at Bethel on Friday June 2 features Welcome by Mrs Florence Fitzpatrick and Mrs Alpha Speidel, a business meeting, afternoon program including invocations, solos, readings, violin and piano performances, talks, duets, quartet, pianologue, officer election, and Benediction. Officers for 1921 listed: President Mary Bunnell. 1st vice Stella. 2nd vice Grace McDonald. 3rd vice Elizabeth Kennedy. Secy and Treas Nellie Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Bethel
Florence Fitzpatrick Vana
Alpha F. Speidel
Bong
America
N. H. Poole
Irene Broadwell
Esther Greenhow
Loveland
Reading
Susan B. Anthony
Ruthie Ritchie
Winona Englert
D.G. M
Sarah Chambers
Marie Hayes
Ruth Roger Rassee
Batavia
Carrie Armstrong
Mies
Annabelle Flora
Fishermen Bassi ng Season Opens June 16 1921
The 1921 bass fishing season opens June 16 with fishing allowed for all species until April 80, 1922. Regulations from Deputy Game Protector Store, reported in the Hillsboro Gazette, set size limits and daily catches including 11 inch black bass, 6 inch Calico Strawberry and Crappie, and 6 inch rock bass and bluegill. Restrictions limit daily catches per person to 12 black bass, 25 rock bass or bluegill, and 40 Calico Strawberry and Crappie, with a two day limit on possession of day variety.
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Game Protector
Hillsboro
Lindale Ladies' Aid Social to Benefit Church Repair
The Ladies' Aid of Lindale will host a social at the Lindale schoolhouse on Saturday evening June 18. Ice cream and cake will be served along with a short free entertainment. Proceeds go to repair the Lindale church. everyone is welcome.
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Ladies’ Aid
Lindale School House
Lindale Church
Centennial Celebration at First Presbyterian Church program
Centennial Celebration of the First Presbyterian Church of New Richmond runs June 20 to 23. The schedule lists presbytery meeting, evening addresses by Rev ZiVe Stephens and Rev J Irvin, devotions by J H Cowan and E W Lodwick, church history by Mrs Louise Erdman, pic nic, organ recital, Woman's Missionary Society afternoon, and a Japan focus speaker Miss Jessie Riker with a Dayton Kentucky address on why I am Presbyterian.
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First Presbyterian Church of
New Richmond
Presbytery of
Cincinnati
Zi Ve Stephens
Presbyterian Church In
J. H. Cowan
Portsmouth
E. W. Lodwick
Mt. Pleasant
First Presbyterian Church
Louise Erdman
City Park
Harold Naish
Woman’s Misree
Jessie Riker
Japan
J. N.ervin Dayton
Birthday Party for Russell Livengood’s Eighth Birthday
In June near Williamsburg fourteen of Russell Livengood's friends attended his eighth birthday party. Games, lunch of strawberry ice cream and cake, and pink and white decorations marked the celebration ending with candy. Federation Woman's Clubs gathered in Loveland last Thursday despite threatening weather. Amelia was chosen as next year's meeting host.
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Williamsburg
Russell Livengood
County Federation of Womans Clubs
Loveland
Amelia
Obituary of William Varney Retired Father and Saintly Parishioner
William Varney born March 8 1840 at his lifelong home died May 24 1921 aged 81 years 2 months 21 days. He was last survivor of six children and left a wife Eliza Caldwell and five children Hattie Glancy Bertha Good Mary Knight William Varney Izza Clarence Varney all present at death. He united with Methodist church at Old Greenberry Chapel and was a devoted Bible student and reader of public affairs. He suffered the loss of his wife on March 20 of this year and lived with duty and faith, with a long life of family care and community involvement. The family extends thanks to friends for support and floral tributes during illness and death. Owensville Ohio July.
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William Varney
William C
Elza Varney
Hutchinson
William
Ezra
Eliza J.caldwell
Hattie Glancy
Bertha Good
Mary Knight
Children’s Day Exercises At Presbyterian Church
Children's Day programs were held at the Presbyterian church on Sunday evening. The junior choir provided music while the children performed their parts well. Mrs. Werner gave a reading and Rev. McCulloch spoke briefly as a large audience attended the event.
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Presbyterian Church
No Primary Held in Clermont County This Summer
No primary will be held in Clermont county due to insufficient population. No political emblem on tickets and all names on one ballot. Filing closed last Wednesday. This fall voters will face township village school justice of the peace and several referendum ballots. Other places report offices going begging for candidates.
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Clermont County
Justice of the Peace
Big day at Zoo in Clermont and Brown County town meeting
August 6 is set for Clermont and Brown County residents to gather at the Zoo for a community day with a planned program. Resolutions of Respect honor Viola Sapp wife of Reese Sapp longtime Milford council member. she died and her family is comforted.
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Clermont
Brown County
Viola Sapp
Reese Sapp
Milford
Resolutions of Olive Branch Circle on Mrs Sarah Dial’s Death
The Ladies Helping Circle of Olive Branch Methodist Church adopts resolutions honoring Mrs Sarah Dial who died May 11 1921. They praise her long faithful life 60 years among them and extend sympathy to her family while noting her readiness to meet the Savior. The committee records the resolutions for minutes and sends copies to the family and county papers.
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Olive Branch Methodist Church
Sarah Dial
W. D. Avey
D. A. Judd
Burlew
Resolutions on Death of Brother Joseph W. Rawson
Batavia Lodge No. 16 I O O F notes the death of Joseph W. Rawson and honors his faithful service. The lodge expresses sincere sympathy to his family, drapes the lodge room in mourning for thirty days, and forwards copies to the family and minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Ranson
Batavia Lodge No. 16
Brother Ranson
Rawson
O. B. Nichols
Rush
Allen Glancy
Anna Quinby Announces Candidacy for Municipal Court
Miss Anna H. Quinby, first Columbus woman to declare for the Republican primary, seeks nomination as judge of the municipal court. A former Clermont resident and attorney, she founded the Columbus Woman’s Association of Commerce, taught at LeMoyne and Dennison, and was the first Ohio woman admitted to practice before the U S Supreme Court.
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Columbus
Anna H. Quinby
First National Bank
John Gordon Battelle
Woman's Republican Club of Ohio
Quinby
Ohio State University
University of Michigan
LeMare College
Dennison College of
Iowa
Woman’s Association of Commerce of Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court of the United States
Columbus Dispatch
Clermont
Colonel Williams and Mrs Williams Return to Washington
Colonel Dion Williams and his wife arrive in Washington on May 29 after over two years in Santiago, Dominican Republic. Williams commanded the Fourth Regiment U S Marine Corps and the Northern District with high commendation from the Fourth Regiment News. The couple depart Santo Domingo with warm wishes for a successful posting at the U S Army General Staff College and many old friends to greet them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dion Williams
Williams
U. S. Army General Staff College
Washington
Burglars Hit Local Stores Last Week
Burglaries struck J. C. Fuhr and Less Chatterton in Williamsburg and several Seaman businesses last week. Goods valued in hundreds of dollars were taken to unknown locations. Bloodhounds failed to locate the thieves or gain clues.
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J. C. Fuhr
Boy Scouts Camp Near Branch Hill Charch
Batavia Boy Scouts camped Monday on Ed Ely farm near Branch Hill with Prof. Jordan and Forest Ely in command. The group, described as a fine set of youngsters, plans fishing and swimming and easy access to supplies.
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Batavia Boy Scouts
Ed Ely
Branch Hill Charch
Prof
Jordan
Forest Ely
Pests and grain marketing plans from Ohio Farm Bureau
The Ohio Farm Bureau reports widespread aphid and striped cucumber beetle problems and recommends kerosene emulsion or Black Leaf 40 as contact sprays. It notes a potential livestock commission on Pittsburgh Cleveland Cincinnati markets and introduces United States Grain Growers as a national cooperative, with Ohio-building alternatives and legal cautions from Clyde F Tom, county agent.
Juror Subpoenas Dropped in Sni der Murder Case
Jury subpoenas sent for the Sni der murder case to appear in Bata on June 20th were cancelled after the accused was dismissed and the principal in the killing was acquitted.
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Snider
Batavia
Birthday of the American Flag Observed on June 14
Tuesday June 14 marks the 114th anniversary of the flag’s birth after 1777 congressional approval. The piece urges celebration on Owensville fair grounds with patriotic display.
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United States Congress
Wildfire Disease Found in Tobacco Seedbeds in Ohio
Dr. E E Clayton extension pathologist reports wildfire a bacterial tobacco disease spotted in Brown and Clermont counties. It threatens seedbeds and transplanted fields, with farmers hauling damp crop last year. Report occurrences to Ohio Experiment Station Wooster Botany Department. A separate item notes Harry Jennings securing a contract to renovate an Ohio River Kentucky side landmark into a Colonial summer home over about two years, on 40 acres.
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Brown
Clermont
E. E. Clayton
Ohio State University Extension Service
Columbus
Department of Botany
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Harry Jennings
Olive Branch
Cincinnati
Kentucky
New Richmond
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H. H. Bill
Anna Quinby
BOY Scouts
Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
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Cleveland
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Committee of 17
United States Grain Growers, Inc
United States
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Clyde F
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