Clermont Courier publication details and history
The Clermont Courier is a weekly Batavia Ohio newspaper published by the Clermont Publishing Company. Jerald B Fortney serves as editor and publisher with a six month or annual subscription, founded in 1836 and entered as second class matter at Batavia post office.
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Lightning Strikes Youths While Fishing Near Back Run
In the East Fork near Back Run two Doughty youths aged about 15 and 17 and a Collins Doughty son about 15 were fishing when a sycamore tree struck by lightning killed two instantly and injured the third whose recovery is doubtful. They were found by M. Cowen and Mr Slade and son. The U S Senate ledger shows 24 Whigs 32 Locofocos 3 Abolition Locofocos and one vacancy from Alabama.
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Leeds Doughty
Collins Doughty
Back Run
M. Cowen
Slade and
U. S Senate
Alabama
Open Door Clubs Planned by Farmers and Labor Protectors
The Executive Council of the Farmers and Labor Protection Association met and voted to organize open door clubs in each school district. The goal is to overthrow the trusts through systematic effort, as stated by secretary Charles L. Hesse.
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Organized Farmers
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Charles L. Hesse
Milford Drive In Theatre Plan Filed In Milford
The Milford Amusement Company plans a drive in theatre to be built just beyond Milford village limits between Routes 28 and 50 with 250 no par value shares. Corportors include Robert M Hair Gordon H Scherer and Harry T Klusmeier. Local notices recap licenses, accidents and community events across Milford with obituaries and school activities.
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Milford Amusement Company
Columbus
Robert M. Hair
Milford
Cincinnati
Gordon H. Scherer
Harry T. Klusmeier
Paul E. Bosch
Garfield and
Water Streets
A. G. Aiken
Brass Rail
Edward Smth
Riverside Ave
Pleasant Ridgeman
Terrace Park
Indian Hill Road
Wooster Pike
Roy E. Holmes
Milford School
Lake Success
Mr. Holmes
Philadelphia
The American Way by Fern Franz
A short verse about a cat resting in an old house as a lively knock prompt brings a sudden cheerful commotion. Voices fill the room in a merry scene before quiet returns and the cat resumes its dreaming.
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Fern Franz
Poets Nook for Children and Grandmother Vignettes
A compact read presenting two poems with domestic life scenes. Sheila Stinson and Edna R. Hamilton frame a grandmother’s frugal, joyful routines and a family dinner tableau, portraying resilience, care, and simple domestic pride.
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