Women Clubs Shaping City Life and Education
The article credits the County Federation of Woman's Clubs and Miss Anna Ranson for highlighting how clubs have transformed municipal life through civic advocacy. It notes clubs’ roles in water and milk quality, parks, clean streets, labor reforms, and school improvements, praising their sustained influence and education efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Ranson
County Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Milford
General Federation
Ruskin
National Gallery
Europe
Rheta Childe Dorr
California
Big Tree Grove
New Jersey
Palisades
Hudson
Colorado
Denver
Carnegie
Boards of Education
New England
Maryland Federation
Baltimore
Middle East
Clermont County Experimental Farm bonds urged for action
Lowell Roudebush calls on Clermont County officials to move forward on locating purchasing and starting the Experimental Farm urged by a broad citizen majority. He questions bond issuance sale timing and asks why no forward movement despite state willingness to help and demand for an object lesson in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmonpd. C
Courier
Clermont County Experimental Farm
Clermont County
Thomases
Lowell Roudebush
Lawn Fete At Keen Residence Proves Financially Successful
The MBE Guild lawn fete at Geo A Keen's residence last Thursday night drew good sales of ice cream and featured aged wear and house furnishings. The event marked a successful social gathering and fundraiser for the guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Keen
M.be
Two Big Baseball Games at Batavia July Fourth
The Batavia Park hosts two games between the Columbia Cardinals and the Batavia team on July 4. The Cardi nals boast a strong reputation while Batavia has a fine season, beaten only once. First pitch at 10 AM, second at 2:30 PM, with a large crowd expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Batavia Park
Columbia Cardinals
Cardinals
Make Things Sanitary and Fight Fly Breeding
A Brooklyn Eagle item urges residents to clean up yards and premises, remove rank weeds, garbage barrels, and cess pits, and routinely lime vaults to suppress houseflies. The Board of Health will charge owners who ignore notices to restore sanitary conditions, linking flies to typhoid and infant paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Rockefeller Institute
Brooklyn Eagle
Catholic Picnic at Boston Fair Grounds July 22
Parishes Owensville Stonelick and Bata via sponsor the first grand Catholic picnic at Boston fair grounds on Saturday July 22. Events include ball game wheel barrow fat man sack and potato races with prizes. Music dancing dinner and refreshments. Admission 26 cents, under 14 free. Each ticket offers chances on valuable articles. excursion rates on C and traction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Fair Grounds
Owensville
Stonelick
Batavia
C. & ©. Traction
Bethel School District Vote Aims at New Building
Citizens of Bethel district seek a modern school house costing up to 42000 dollars. The vote is set for Saturday July 8 with urging that every voter support the measure as a needed improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Tate Township
The Powerful Orator Opens Highland Park Chautauqua
Thos Brooks Fletcher, famed speaker, headlines the Highland Park Chautauqua Sunday July 30. Waverly Iowa Independent lauds his energy and dramatic range from fiery oratory to calm judgment. Dates run July 30 to August 6 with season tickets at 1.50.
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Thos
Brooks Fletcher
Highland Park Chautauqua
Waverly
Iowa
Independent
Waverly Chautauqua
Fletcher
Waverly Independent
Dessartean
County Loses Condemnation Suit Over Cincinnati Pike
Last Wednesday Brown county jurors sat for the condemnation case to buy the Cincinnati pike in Clermont county. The jury viewed the pike Thursday and returned Tuesday morning with a verdict of 1077 dollars per mile, about 1600 dollars more than the first trial. Costs of the first trial are charged to the county. second trial costs remain to be determined, though the county loses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
Cincinnati
Clermont County
Patterson Graduates Hold County Commencement at Batavia
The county commencement of the Patterson graduates is rescheduled to July 7 at Batavia town hall, replacing the previously announced July 8 date reported by some papers last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Town Hall
Montgomery County Paves Xenia Pike to Jamestown Link
The Montgomery County engineer Edward Moritz completed water macadam work on the Xenia pike from Dayton city limits to the Greene county line. With Dayton pavement to the start of macadam and Greene County finishing to Jamestown, four people can travel by pavement from Dayton to Jamestown without leaving the road.
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Dayton
Jamestown
Montgomery County
Edward Moritz
Xenia Pike
City
Corporation
Greene County
Indian Lucknow Mission Diary Describes Climate and Work
A Lucknow mission correspondent notes extreme heat, daily punkha fans, and travel by dandy chair as missionaries teach in Ghasiari Mandi bazaar. They describe local society, caste, schooling at Isabella Thoburn College, and ongoing gospel work among women and children with six male servants supporting daily tasks.
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India
Lucknow
Himalaya
Almora
Arabia
Isabella Thoburn
All
Presbyterian
United Brethren
M. E
Girl’s College
Seaman
S. S
Khausaman
Batavian Dies in Detroit After Lingering Brights Disease
Marcellus Thomas Moore, eldest son of the late Lindsey Moore founder of Phoenix flouring mills, died in Detroit Sunday morning June 25 after a long Brights disease illness. Once a flour mill owner here he later ran a Cresline Ohio mill and, most recently, worked as a hotel clerk in St. Louis. He leaves widow Lottie Stagg Moore, a daughter, a sister Blanchard and two brothers Will of Columbus and Ed of Detroit. He was about 63.
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Marcellus Thomas Moore
Lindsey Moore
Phoenix
Detroit
Michigan
Brights
Cresline
Ohio
St. Louis
Thomas Glancy
This Place
Lottie Stagg Moore
Blanchard
Will
Columbus
Wreck on the N. and W. Coal Train Near Williamsburg
A westbound N. and W. freight train buckled on a steep grade near Williamsburg Sunday morning, 16 coal cars derailed and scattered along the line, one car nearly crashed into Delmer Waits’ wool and feed warehouse, the engine remained on track, and officials warn residents to keep clear of depots and give passing trains room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Brintzinghoffer
Delmer Waits
Notice for Jessee Ellis Post meeting at Bata via
All members of Jessee Ellis Post No. 140 are urged to meet Saturday July 1 at 2 p m at the Odd Fellows hall Bata via. Commander E Burdsall calls gathering for business of importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessee Ellis Post, No. 140
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Batavia
E. Burdsall
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Woman’s Clubs
Lawn Fete
Cincin
Nati Turnpike
Wales
Mrs. Olive Glasgow Titus
Batavian
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