Glancy Sentenced One Year in Penitentiary for Infirmary Case
William Glancy received a one year term in the Ohio penitentiary after the motion for a new trial was overruled. The Clermont county case involved infirmary directors S Ridings and William A Brown who pleaded guilty or faced charges of profiting from county sales. Glancy may appeal within 40 days while Brown’s sentence was postponed and Ridings paid a $6 fine with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Glancy
S. Ridings
William Brown
Clermont County
Counnty
Chas. C. Kearns
Clermont
Davis
Ohio
M. Ridings
William A. Brown
Return of Tommy Teal Rekindles Civil War Camp Bonds
In 1861 Captain William H. Sutherland and his battery were camped near Olive Branch in Clermont County. A 14 year old Tommy Teal visited daily, bidding farewell with tears as troops headed south. Last Saturday night Tommy Teal, ex sheriff of Clermont County, revealed himself to Captain Sutherland, rekindling memories of the old camp days during a visit to his daughter, Miss Mary Teal, the local music teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Sutherland
Abe Lincoln
Todd
Old Fair Grounds
Olive Branch
Clermont County
Teal Farm
Tommy Teal
Sutherland
Tommy” Teal
Mary Teal
Xenia
Federal Carbon Co Plans Loveland Plant With 1 Million Capital
The Federal Carbon Co newly chartered by Ohio with one million dollars capital will operate from Loveland and employ many workers as it builds a carbon products plant. Loveland gains payroll and tax impact while Clay B. Steele helped recruit Eastern investors leading to the charter. Miss Marsh’s Sunday school class met at Miss Helen Weaver’s home with fifteen attendees enjoying green and white decorations and a light lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Carbon Co
Ohio
Loveland
Clay B. Steele
Spirited Batavia Milford basketball game at the armory
Last Saturday night Batavia and Milford high schools met in a lively game at the armory before a good crowd. Milford led 22 to 16 at the end, then a social dance followed as spectators enjoyed the evening.
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Armory
Batavia
Milford
Colored clash ends with stabbing in Stonelick township
Stephen Kelly and George Jackson, both colored farmers, fought over pride and strength last Saturday. Kelly struck Jackson with a poker. Jackson then stabbed Kelly in the abdomen, severing an artery and causing severe bleeding. Jackson’s brother Will and their father were jailed after threats to kill. The case hinges on the wounded man’s condition before a grand jury session on the 18th.
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Stephen Kelly
George Jackson
Stonelick Township
Kelly
Jackson
Jack Johnson
Mitchell
Will Jackson
George
Will
House Burns In Hamlet Fire Destroys Moyer Tenant Home
A two story tenant house belonging to Frank Moyer near Hamlet was destroyed by fire last Saturday afternoon. Cause unknown. Small insurance payout.
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Frank Moyer
Hamlet
Small Insurance
Surprise party for Henry Reynolds and wife
Sunday school classes of T C Teal and Edwin C Ely planned a surprise for Henry Reynolds and his wife. Guests gathered at Walter Kain's home then proceeded to the Reynolds residence, arriving to darkness before the lights were turned on. The evening featured games conversation ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.C. Teal
Edwin C. Ely
Henry Reynolds
Walter Kain
Reynolds
Hearing Held For Lorado Gold Mine Store Fire Suspects
Charles Caldwell Vonse Waite and Wiley Griswold confessed to the prosecutor and pled guilty. Chas Tier and Hart Brooks pleaded not guilty. All five are bound over to the grand jury meeting on the 18th. The confessed trio faces swift trial. the others’ fate remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorado
Justice Lease
Charles Caldwell
Vonse Waite
Wiley Griswold
Chas
Tier
Hart Brooks
Washington birthday in Sunshine City drenched parade amid rain
A St Petersburg Florida reader reports the Washington's Birthday celebration drawn by 1500 schoolchildren and crowds despite heavy rain. A platform for 65000 was built, tickets sold, events postponed to Monday. tourists and residents filled the Sunshine City with parades, concerts, and state showcases as Ohio Indiana and other states participate.
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Washington
St. Petersburg
Jacksonville
Judge Walker
Batavia
Florida
Elizabeth Stockton
Williamsburg
Dusenbury Villa
Clermont
S. M. van Sant
Minnesota
Sunshine Club
Indiana
Iowa
I. A. Shanton
Park
South Carolina
Alabama
Canada
England
Germany
India
Armenia
Italy
China
Greece
Holland
Scotland
Russia
Mitchell
F. 8. Chandler
Largo
B. F. Moyer
Be Up To Date On Agricultural Promotion In Schools
Mr Teacher urged to promote agriculture in schools by holding exhibits at spring and county fairs and sending displays to the State fair. Prizes offered. students urged to grow corn for testing and to use Farm and Educational Papers. Collect Arbor Day Manuals and organize an agricultural club. Release of courses and materials via the State Commissioner.
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Sche
N. G. Units Likely Consolidated Across Counties
A National Guard rearrangement leaves only four country companies in the First Infantry. Company D at Hillsboro, H at Lebanon, K at Batavia, and L at Manchester to form a single battalion under Major Underwood. Company M at Greenfield to transfer to the Fourth Infantry.
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Greenfield
Fourth Infantry
Hillsboro
Lebanon
Batavia
Manchester
Underwood
Constipation Relief Note for Local Grocer in Sulphur Springs
Advert reads that Dean's Regulats relieved and strengthened the bowels for a local Texas grocer, yielding regularity since use. The snippet mentions Sulphur Springs and EB Davia as the grocer.
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Dean
Davia
Grocer
Sulphur Springs
Texas
County bids awarded for inmate medical care and jail supplies
Clermont county commission opened bids for one year of medical care for infirmary inmates and jail prisoners and for medicines and supplies. Several bidders listed, with concerns about potential extra costs and unspecified surgical charges at the jail. Historical notes recall past extras paid to doctors, including a $800 bill under former sheriff.
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Clermont County Commissioners
Vanhorteschs
MSL
Griffith
Ashburn & Ashburn
Clermont County
Tom Perkins
H. C. Speidel
Thomas Speidel
Cincinnati
Statewide Teaching Certificates Bill Ponders Board Merger
A bill before the Legislature proposes statewide teacher certificates to eliminate county examiners. Since all examination lists come from one department and are used across counties, the measure would permit teaching anywhere in the state and reduce the influence of county boards of examiners.
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County Board of Examiners
New Sheriff Sale Bidding Rule Clarifies Time of Bid
A new ruling states that bids on property at sheriff's sale must be made on sale day with no prior or later bids. Bidders must exceed the sale price to cover advertising and court costs, ensuring the winning bid secures the property without later interference.
Parcel Post A Success Signals Growth
Washington reports 40 million parcel post packages handled in January as the service expands and weight limits may rise while charges fall. Express firms may suffer as small parcels become profitable, and merchants are seen taking advantage of the new system. The M B E church Women’s Missionary Societies plan a quarterly tea with Mrs Austman on Friday March 7 at 7 30 p m. J Puhr of Williamsburg, a hardware merchant, attended the Hardware Men's Association meeting in Columbus last week and calls it a fine gathering.
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Washington
Woman's Missionary Societies of
M. BE. Church
Austman
J. ©. Puhr
Williamsburg
Hardware Men's Association
Columbus
Change of Venue Sought in Ohio vs Lon Fomorin Case
Attorneys for Lon Fomorin ex county surveyor in the State of Ohio case demand a venue change arguing strong Clermont county public sentiment against alleged graft and the trial would not be fair. The Schubert contractor verdict was delivered in about 35 minutes after jury instructions. The motion is set for the April term court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Ohio
Lon Fomorin
Schubert
Pike
Powell change of venue denied in assault with intent to kill case
In Highland county court Judge Newby overruled Powell’s motion for change of venue and set March 17 for hearing. Powell sought a fair jury claiming bias, backed by Greenfield affidavits, while the prosecutor argued for a verdict based on evidence. Powell previously faced local option law charges and a prior conviction was reversed on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland County
Powell
Newby
Greenfield
No More Free Seed Under New Senate Cut
The Senate removed a $256,000 provision from the agricultural bill that funded government seed gifts to congressional friends. The practice, long custom, produced seed largely unused as trustees doubted their quality, ending the free seed program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Senate
Doctor O F Hildebrant Dies At 88 In Owensville
Dr O F Hildebrant died at his Owensville home after a long illness aged 88. He leaves a widow and one child. Funeral today at 1 80 at M K E church with burial at Green Lawn Milford. Special car at 2 30. The widow was Miss Bess Turner adopted daughter of the late I Turner of Perintown. Born to Lloyd Patchell and wife of Stonelick a son Monday. He is the great grandson of B Patchell and may be named Woodrow Wilson. J A Idel, recently in Illinois, returned to Batavia last Friday to look after his farm. He is welcomed by many friends, Mrs C P Griffith was called to Louisville Ky Monday morning on account of her uncle’s death.
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Ples
Tom Somermier
Idaho
Sunshine City
L. W. Hitch
Bertram
Tucson
Arizona
Mercury
Jennie McCurdy
Lebanon
Roxie
Florida
Roswell
New Mexico
St. Petersburg
David C. Cook
S. S
Ohio
Manatee
Gulf of Mexico
Boca Cerga Bay
Coffee Pot Bay
Tampa
Max Moore
Batavia
Narcoossee
Hitch
Anna Maria Beach
Clermont
Sullivan
Ind
Courier
C. M. Edwards
O. F. Hildebrant
Owensville
M. KE
Green Lawn Cemetery
Milford
Bess Turner
I. Turner
Perintown
Lloyd Patchell
Stonelick
Monday
B. ©. Patchell
Woodrow Wilson
J. A. Idel
Illinois
C. P. Griffith
Louisville, Ky
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