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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
8
An old clipping lists a rate offer for Cincinnati papers with several subscriptions and pricing, plus a $2,000 loan notice with attorney contact in Batavia Ohio. It also records July 22, Miss Julia Long visiting Piqua and multiple social visits in Williamsburg and Batavia involving families and guests noted by name.
Children visiters and medical remedies are listed along with local obituaries and property sale notice. Names include Thomas Jenike Mrs Smith and John Zeller plus J B Burdsall executor for Marathon Ohio estate. Also references to Foley’s Kidney Remedy and Dean’s Ointment with usage guidance.
The Epworth League and the Ladies Guild of the M E church plan a lawn fete on the church lawn Friday evening July 1. The notice appears under church activities and lists the event as a community social with proceeds for church programs.
A digest of Ohio daily notes lists Blanchester fair dates August 30 to September 2 and 6 000 hogs die from cholera. Postmaster Conklin of Lebanon appoints Ray Starry deputy. Auditor Patterson buys Hafer farm near Lebanon. Cincinnati YWCA women plan a play in New Richmond July 9. Campaign publicity bill moves after elections. Scioto county grand jury urged to indict perjury. Adams county awards West Union court house contract to James Skene & Sons at 82417. Air guns seized in Ripley. West Union Peebles fairs set for September 14 to 16. Milford Fourth of July outlook bright. Hillsboro men buy 30 horse power auto truck for 8000. Bethel festival July 2 with cadet and Fitz bands. Felicity Times reports John Manning under care after Army surgeon J K Ashburn assisted. Pension bill totals 156 million with kept agencies. Salvation Army car and 18 piece band to spend Fourth in New Richmond with outings for Cincinnati children. Bethel dog poisoner advised to face penalties under statute. Rev William Dolby honored with many birthday cards from neighbors Nicholsville and Clermont counties.
The trustees of Olive Branch M E church schedule an ice cream festival Saturday evening July 9 to benefit the church. Everyone is invited to attend.
Lawrence county officials heard C Parsons San born chief engineer of the Cincinnati Portsmouth Pomeroy and Pittsburg Electric Railway Company seek a three month extension to begin work on the line promised within nine months of the right of way franchise. He spoke confidently saying they were almost ready to start.
The Twenty-First district Eastern Star reunion and picnic were held at Highland Park on St John’s Day, June 24. Miss Ethel Weaver of Batavia was elected district president and Mrs Minnie Gordon of Georgetown district secretary. The next reunion is set for Gooteeewws on June 24, 1911.
Owing to sickness the owner puts the Kline's Department Store Batavia Ohio up for sale. The listing offers sale of the business at invoice value or the entire stock at a fixed price.
A note invites current business owners in the county to consider a promising opening for change. The message stresses opportunity and urges interested readers to consider their options and respond respectfully.
Quote from Yonkers Statesman about hens changing behavior. Wendell Kline notes hens stopped clucking after an automobile event. Egbert confirms two hens have ceased sound. The gag implies an automobile cause behind the poultry quiet.
G W Clemens manager of Highland Park Chautauqua invites sealed bids for concessions with closing date July 28. Bids cover ice cream lemonade soft drinks cigars candies fruits sandwiches meals. Tent requests due by 25. Program runs July 31 to August 9 with multiple daily sessions and season tickets available. New auditorium, rain won't stop proceedings. Communications to G W Clemens Amelia Ohio. Atlas Portland Cement sold by George A Perse Brother. see seria.
Judge J. S. Parrott spoke at town hall Tuesday on his recent Canal Zone trip. The talk drew a small audience, but all attendees reportedly enjoyed the presentation and learned from the experience.
A housefly control note advises placing about 20 drops of carbolic acid on a hot pan to release a vapor that will fill the home and kill flies. It claims the odor is barely detectable by humans but lethal to flies and notes other methods exist.
John R. Behymer and Blanche B. Simpson of Miamiville wed in a morning ceremony June 25 1910 at 9 35 a m with Rev E Burdsall officiating The Woodliefs hosted guests including neighbors summoned from duties for the event and the couple then stayed for a celebratory dinner at Applegate House before returning home amid well wishes for a happy life.
A combined Marathon Owensville Fayetteville squad faced Williamsburg on Williamsburg home ground Saturday June 18 and lost 5 to 0. The game featured lineup controversy as Marathon players from three towns joined a Williams burg team, with late drama as a runner was ruled safe aiding Williamsburg to a 6 to 5 win.
The piece forecasts a bitter fight for the Democratic nomination with William Jennings Bryan likely opposing Governor Harmon and Mayor Gaynor. It notes Bryan’s popularity and a two camp struggle at the national convention, predicting a dramatic clash that will excite Republicans.
Legal notice declares Clermont and Ohio counties offer bonds for sale with payments due yearly. It lists four bonds of 400 dollars each and a series of payments culminating in a final due date in 1910. Bidders must provide cash deposits and the highest bid per bond will win, with details to be announced.
Readable fragments describe a Patterson commencement held Friday evening at Ten Mile Christian Church in Pierce township. The outline lists invocation and music by Rev. L B Nobis along with student performances and presented titles such as Inventors and The Decorating Maniit.
Offer lists meals and beds at 20 cents each with good home cooking. A feed stable is connected and located a square and a half above the town hall on Main Street.
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