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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1892
Page
8
A coLT belonging to Lyman Maham ran away on Wood street Saturday evening, completely demolishing the buggy it was attached to. The notice also lists local ads and notices for Batavia and Cincinnati venues and services, including restaurants, planing mill offerings, and medical remedies.
All teachers in sub-district schools of Miami township are notified that students taking the exam under the Warren-Clermont Plan will assemble at Milford High School on Saturday March 12 at 8 o'clock in the morning. Committee members H C Smith Gatch and Georgia Thompson signed the notice.
Educational program promotes live teachers and focused training in book-keeping stenography typewriting and music. The eight week term begins May 9 1892 with tuition from 25 dollars. Miss Jennie Bloxom Brown teaches business arithmetic and bookkeeping under practical workers. Miss Clara Stonebarger teaches stenography and typewriting. Miss Julia Tarbell leads the music department. Inquiries to Superintendent J W Tarbell Bethel Ohio.
Abner L. Frazer, a prominent Cincinnatian, is gaining endorsements for the Ohio exhibit manager role at the World’s Fair. The Ohio Commissioners prepare to select a leader, with Frazer touted as a strong candidate amid local support.
Obituary notes Eden A. Davis killed February 27, 1892 on the Chicago Belt railroad while performing his duty. The Camp resolves to drape its charter and flag for thirty days, honor his memory, and send copies to family betrothed and press. Davis joined the camp in 1888 and was highly regarded.
Miss Lou Leaf of South Milford visits cousin Miss Lowe Brown in Williamsburg friends Mr and Mrs Coach McKeever of Cincinnati visit Batavia James Chatterton of Western Supply House Cincinnati in Batavia Mrs Rowena Moore’s daughter Olive dangerously ill with typhoid Julian Hurley appointed postmaster at Cedron J T Boggess resigns Miss Mamie Ashburn hosts gathering for Mrs Will Johnson of Walnut Hills Frank P Hamilton and S B Moore graduate from Ohio Dental College Cincinnati Walter Sullivan, former messenger, now on Cincinnati Enquirer staff Misses Mary Wissel, Carrie Craver of Craver and Lulu Philhower of Newtown visit Recorder Goodwin’s relatives at Courier office guests brighten the towns with their presence.
STIRLING MOORE to open dental rooms at H A Moore residence and later relocate to rooms above the Sun office. FRANK P. HAMILTON announces reopening of dental rooms March 14 over Mrs Eulass millinery store. KLINE'S offers Headlight Oil and non smoking Gasoline.
Questions ask for five earliest settlements with dates and founders, four foreigners who enlisted with Washington, two military movements that drew aid, surrender dates of Lee and Johnston, government income and expenditures, first and current Chief Justice, abbreviations, homonyms and synonyms, permissible contractions, diphthongs, spelling errors, word additions, and pronunciation of select terms.
A mixed page lists geography questions on hemispheres latitudes and Ireland, pedagogy and science prompts, and physiology and arithmetic problems. It includes a fertilizer advertisement for S. M. Hess & Brother with product names and shipment details from Redding Pennsylvania to Hamlet Ohio.
Rev Mason Locks Weems author of the Life of Washington is promoted with the hatchet story and sales noting over forty editions in fifty years. For one dollar readers receive a year of Tansill's Panch free and a copy of Weems book along with sample issues.
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