30 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1910
Page
1
A compilation of briefs notes Manchester passes an anti spitting ordinance while Lawshe in Adams county plans a large stone quarry east of the Peterson bridge. Other items include droughts of tobacco in Adams county, union ex prisoners reunion, and various local developments.
Lieutenant James K. Ashburn of the U S Army Medical Reserve Corps will resign about April 1 1910 and join his father Dr A W Ashburn in civil practice in Batavia He has ten years hospital experience seven years as surgeon in charge and will cover all branches of medicine with night calls He will specialize in surgery and offer microscopic examinations of blood sputum urine and feces for physicians
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are described as safe and reliable with thousands of women crediting their health restoration to the gentle curative effects. Sold by dealers nationwide.
The article endorses Jesse Taylor for the Republican nomination in the Sixth district. It cites past defeats as growth, argues Taylor’s experience and district knowledge make him the strongest candidate, and predicts easy nomination with little opposition. It places emphasis on his Republican alignment and fit for congressional procedure.
Campbell Livengood operator of a cutting machine at the heelery had his left thumb crushed Monday when the dinkey jammed. In attempting to regulate the out of order device he was caught, and Dr. J. K. Ashburn amputated the injured thumb.
Dr. W. P. Ewing of Miamiville died suddenly of heart failure at his home Monday night. Funeral services were held Wednesday the 28th inst. Interment followed at Evergreen Cemetery.
Early gardeners have worked with spade and rake to plant beds, aiming for a plentiful early harvest of greens and herbs before Jack Frost risks damage or stunt.
The county commissioners met in special session March 21 and approved a list of bills. Items include labor on a bridge, repairs, supplies, tax documents, and miscellaneous services.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an afternoon event on April 8. It mentions a presentation, a program, and inquiries into profitability. The text references Stenn and Urea, but details are unclear.
Readable lines reference a local notice or brief item but most details are garbled. Key terms hint at a small public or legal notice with names or dates missing, leaving the action and outcome unclear.
On Saturday April 9 1910 at Patrick Garland's Olive Branch residence a sale of all household goods will begin at 1 p m and be conducted by Mrs F H Woodward. Terms cash. The notice ends with an unrelated testimonial from George Soroase of Altoona about a medical product.
Joseph Thalman and family from near Georgetown and Mrs Amanda Kellum of Georgetown were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs C A Morris in Bavaria.
W. G. Riley buys a half interest in the motion picture show with Clark Wasner. They will operate a high class entertainment each Tuesday and Saturday evening. Also notes that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy aids nature by loosening coughs and relieving the lungs. Sold by all dealers.
John W. Thalman wife and baby daughter Hope of Cleveland, Joseph L. Thalman of Chicago, and Mrs. Fred Schafer with a young girl friend of Linwood spend Easter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Thalman.
The sixty first annual meeting of the Ohio State Teachers Association will convene June 28 to 30 1910 at Cedar Point. A national speaker will deliver the annual address and discussions will cover live educational topics. Breakers Hotel serves as headquarters with advance room reservations. Annual dues are one dollar. Secretary F EK Reynolds Wapakoneta notes programs issued by April 20.
Announcement of the marriage of Elizabeth Mary Perkins to H. O. W. Lyders in San Diego California on February 20 received by Anoney J. R. Woodlief. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Perkins of Washington DC, formerly lived near Batavia. The note praises Mrs. Lyders as talented with notable education and accomplishments.
Short paragraphs cover new suits including Brammer v Branaugh to quiet title and damages claims by the Board of Control and Burley Tobacco Society against Johnson for 225, and against Ferguson for 300. Other cases include Bolender v Lindsey bastardy, Shaw v Roberts quiet title relief, Bishop v Byshop divorce, Saunders v Runyan damages 6075, plus State v Bushman bond and partition and sale orders in several probate-like matters.
New suits filed include John T Collins executor versus Ida N Collins and others to sell real estate. Appointments include Henry Lindsey as administrator of Francis Lindsey and Laura Rein Anna Rein as administratrices of Catherine Rein. Wills filed name Robert Needham Newtonsville with Mary Needham life estate and Clara Needham as heir, and Richard Brotherton Glen Haven with Anna Kettler as residuary legatee and Otto Kettler as executor.
A series of property conveyances shows Edward Davis and others transferring land to multiple recipients, with many parcels priced at $1 or $7,000 total sums. Acquisitions include 38 to 18644 acres, 10 to 72 acres, and numerous lots, with dates and grantors varying across transactions.
Harmon Cover and Josephine Halick wed on Thursday morning March 24 1910 with Rev Edmund Birdsall officiating. A reception followed at a flower decked table as music played and guests praised the ceremony. Attendants included Miss Mary Jeffries and several family friends in attendance.
Bata High announces a graduation class production of The Merchant of Venice Up-to-Date with junior students assisting. The cast includes Dawson Bradley as the Duke and James McTomany as Antonio, along with Portia Lin James McTomany and a lineup featuring football players in supporting roles. The event aims for a celebrated, well-m memorized performance with strong community support.
Miss Rebecca Robinson of Bata via offers Clermont Jewel a sable and white rough coated Collie from J K Robinson Little Rock Arkansas for Cincinnati Kennel Club beach show at Music Hall April 5 to 8. The dog, from a long line of well bred animals, is expected to rank high in the 400 class and win prizes.
Walter E Flan ders of the E M F Company and Frederick W Stevens of J Morgan & Company were elected to the board of directors as the Studebaker E M F merger advances. The move consolidates leadership across the two firms and places new governance figures on the combined board.
Clermont county farmers are afield early doing spring plowing as ideal weather turns mellow soil after a long freeze. The early start means buyers must work long hours to finish soil prep and planting on schedule with hopes for large tobacco acreage and rising farm prices driving anticipated prosperity.
Laurel charge holds its third quarterly all day basket meeting April 2 and 3 with District Superintendent D Lee Aultman preaching and a Sunday program by Aultman. Easter services at both churches featured special music, baptisms, memberships, and a Resurection sermon.
Batavia defeated Bethel 5 to 11 in a season opener at the Batavia school ground ball park. A modest crowd showed strong enthusiasm as the grand stand, new and shaded, drew praise. Local supporters urged attendance to fund expenses for future home games and sustain Batavia’s effort against top amateur teams.
Juniors of the Newtonsville Council Jr O U A M are urged to meet tomorrow at their hall for initiatory degree work followed by a banquet.
Monday morning the Batavia fire department responded to C. M. Long’s residence where a bed was ablaze. Nearby workers entered the room and removed the burning bed outside. the flames were quickly extinguished, causing only minor damage.
The readable fragments discuss health, digestion, and medical guidance but lack clear details. It mentions wellness, care, and possible remedies in a disorderly way without specific names or actionable steps. The text remains unclear about authors or authorities.
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