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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
8
Local page notes an event in Batavia Ohio with date June 30 916. Details are sparse in the OCR fragment but indicate a community notice in the Clermont Courier. Further specifics about people or outcomes are not readable.
A price list offers a year of Clermont Courier, Courier and Com Tribune, Courier and Weekly Enquirer, Courier and Cincinnati Post, Courier and Cincinnati Times Star. Rates shown include $1 25, $2 75, $1 50, and $8 25 for various combinations.
Nomination blanks sold at this office at 5c each or 6 for 25c. Miss Carrie Sullivan in Seaman with friends. Many short notes on visits and travels across towns including Norwood, Afton, Athens, Felicity, Middletown, Ross Moyne, St Bernard, Milford, Hillsboro, Berwin W Va, and Batavia Michigan. Community events include a lawn fete at the M E church and a Palmetto Rebekah Lodge meeting.
Local court notes show Judge Tarbell of Georgetown sitting in the Edenton school injunction case and taking the matter under advisement. Other items include troop training for Capt Bechtel, Batavia lodge improvements, weddings, church events, and a Batavia Armory dance and Lake Allyn picnic plans for 1916. Community notices cover social events, visits, garden rainfall impact, and local Scout games.
Williamsburg society notes report numerous visits and guests from Price Hill Indiana Batavia and Bethel plus a wedding in Chicago for E B Holmes and Lida Ferguson. Several local families entertain visit relatives and attend funerals with a straw ride and small social events mentioned.
Sunday school class of T. OC Teal gave Mrs. Howard Duckwall a surprise at her West Batavia home. Walter McDonough and Mamie Goodhew of Hamlet wed at the M B parsonage with Rev. Burdeal officiating then plan to live on a Hamlet area farm. Refreshments followed the event.
The Mt. Carmel I O O F lodge No 190 and Mt. Carmel Rebekah lodge No 7380 record esteem for James M Brazier a loyal brother and friend. Sympathy to widow Edith Brazier and family. copies of resolutions to be published and distributed to named members.
The Western Star in Lebanon published a four section seventy eight page souvenir edition edited by the Women of Lebanon to showcase local news, feature articles, advertisements, and civic improvements. Also promoting Foley Kidney Pills for kidney health and related ailments via Nash Pharmacy.
W F Shaw lists Pocahontas range coal and other varieties at Brick Yard Batavia Ohio with phone numbers 61 and 78. Market seeks buyers and mentions full yard services.
Two boys from each Ohio county may spend one week at the state capital during the State Fair. The fair will cover expenses. Eligible entrants include participants in Junior contests. A county meeting at the courthouse on August 21, 1915, will elect the two boys, with votes by past meeting attendees plus township trustees, county fair directors, and district superintendents. All boys should enter the livestock judging contest and the county with the top corn yield per acre will win a three year agriculture college scholarship. The State Fair runs August 30 to September 8, 1915, and more information is available from the Agricultural Commission in Columbus.
Mary E. Malott daughter of Daniel and Martha Malott born May 21 1841 near Dent P Malott’s home lived a life of honest labor and helpful service. She married J C Caldwell January 21 1860 and nourished sons with education and care. She died June 12 1915 after eight weeks of illness leaving a devout motherly example and a grateful family thank you note to neighbors and caregivers.
Two acre plot on Hicks are between Inter urban and C G P electric rail lines in the center of Amelia Ohio offered at a sacrifice price of $400. For details write L Knowles 11448 28th St Louisville Ky.
A compiled list of names and items connected to public works. Mentions include pike repairs bridge work lumber and protection services. Several names appear with roles in postal decora telegraph and post offices along with various posts.
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