Campers Defy Ross Law With Private Liquor Supplies
Members of fishing camps along the Miami river in Warren Clermont and Hamilton counties plan to keep within the law while supplying their camps. A Cincinnati meeting approved campers providing their own liquor though visits or sharing with others remain prohibited. The Miami Camping Association will audit bonds of local constables and pursue action against any bond default.
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Miami River
Warren
Clermont
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Jefferson County
Campers’ Association
Miami Camping Association
Artist Widow Dies In Tragic Suspected Suicide
Mrs. Etta Nowotthy Miller, widow of famed artist Nowotthy, was found dead Friday evening in her bed with a throat wound and wrist cuts. A blood stained tazor and drenched draperies indicated a fatal act likely carried out in the morning. Her husband, Mr. Miller, discovered the scene upon returning from work. The couple had married after meeting in Cincinnati where Prof Notworthy taught. Several valuable paintings remain in a Cincinnati safe deposit vault.
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Etta
Nowotthy Miller
Nowotthy
Batavia
Will Teal
Cincinnati
Virginia Mountains
Miller
Markbreith
Prof. Notworthy
What A Chautauqua Really Is
The Chautauqua combines education religion and culture in a tented venue not a circus theatre or camp meeting. It offers high quality speakers and musicians at a trifling cost of 1.50 weekly, delivering benefits worth far more than the price.
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Kave
Tragedy at Xenia Orphans Home Ma tron Suicide
Mrs Margaret Ringer aged 44, matron of the 8th and 9th Orphans Home at Xenia, commits suicide fearing loss of her position amid ill health. The distressing act occurred Friday, leaving officials to assess eligibility and impact on the post.
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Xenia
Margaret Ringer
Township Schools Appointment of Superintendent and Teachers
Batavia township school board reappointed J S Hulick as superintendent and assigned him to lead Patterson exercises at Afton in June. Transfers moved teachers from Forestville to Elmwood and Elk Lick to Afton with new hires at Summit. The report lists 14 schools with enrollment and attendance percentages, noting 19 truancy cases and 12 corporal punishments across 482 visits.
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Batavia Township School Board
J. 8. Hulick
Patterson
Afton
Forestville
Elmwood
Elk Lick
Summit
Rocky Ford
Frances Burlew
Olive Branch
Hulick
Whittaker
W. C. Groh
Lucy Run
Bessie Lytle
Green Brier
Marie Meek
Marie Bernstein
Glancy
W. D. Groves
Forest Hill
Oscar Hartmetz
Mt. Holly
B. L. Ketchum
Inez Maham
R, Lukemier
Edna i
Ieee Oh
Berdie Barker
Elmwood Eee Glaney
Rik
Daughters of Rebecca Honor Mrs Geiss in Reception
The Daughters of Rebecca gave a fraternal reception Thursday for Mrs William Geiss, longtime Clermont hotel hostess and prospective summer hotel host with her husband. The event highlighted her popularity among members and local patrons, with refreshments served and a genial atmosphere.
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Rebecca
William Geiss
Clermont
Fort Thomas
Geiss
Clermont Artist Mary Fulton Gains Praise in New Mexico
Mary Leeds Fulton now living in Albuquerque is lauded for water color paintings. Her Albuquerque Morning Journal review notes scenes from Acomita and Laguna pueblos, interiors of Indian dwellings, and southwest landscapes. The exhibit at the Woman's Club Building draws strong local interest and highlights her versatility and skill.
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Mary Leeds Fulton
New Mexico
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Clermont
South-West
8. M. Fulton
Woman's Club
Laguna Pueblo
Lagunas
Sandias
Mount Taylor
Fulton Not Gal
Governor Harmon Faces Partisan Shift in Ohio Prison Reorganization
The Ohio governor has replaced Republican wardens with Democrats at the penitentiary, signaling a partisan approach amid talk of a constitutional convention. Critics note broken promises of nonpartisanship while reformers and diverse groups push for changes.
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Cltzeis
Handsome Eight Room Home by P Reed on Davis Pike
Handsome eight room house by P Reed on the Davis turnpike site of former William Perkins home. It features modern plumbing with well pump reservoir air pressure supply for a week, acetylene lighting, bath and toilet rooms, hardwood floors, and furnace heating. Reed, a young farmer, has built the dwelling to endure through age with thrift and prosperity.
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P. Reed
Davis Turnpike
William Perkins
Accetelyne Gas
Reed
Commissioners Blunder Over Bridge Contract Scheme
County officials tried to aid favored firms in a large pie of public work, circumventing bidding rules on a Burg bridge contract under $1,000. The scheme collapsed after alert officers intervened. subsequent attempts to withdraw the claim shifted losses to the company. Prosecutor Kearns halted payment, Dan Murphy refused to reverse, and the improper letting and secret offset hints point to accountability.
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Burg
Kearns
Dan Murphy
Murphy
Batavia
Bethel Band to Play Batavia Double Header events
Bethel Cadet Band matches baseball with an evening program at city hall in Batavia next Saturday. The afternoon game features the home team followed by a two part concert including overtures, selections from Mikado and William Tell, quartets, solos, and a closing sketch with entertainers and a lightning artist.
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Batavia
Bethel Cadet Band
City Hall
Beautiful Post Cards Offer From Taw Glmaner Detroit
Advertisement offers free beautiful Miower Post Cards in natural colors for farm residents who send a one cent stamp. Claims you can receive 10 cards and learn how to get 50 more with world glows and a great aurprise. Mail to Taw Glmaner 102 Majestic Ridge Detroit Michigan.
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Taw Glmaner
Majestic
Detroit
Mohigan
Corner Stone Laying of Presbyterian Church in 1860
The April 24 1860 ceremony featured Rev G M Maxwell Judge O T Fishback and Jonathan M Rowland with a procession to the new church site. A glass jar held Bibles Psalms the Confession of Faith and building documents. The Courier notes tariff bill debates and antebellum war tensions shaping the era.
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Presbyterian Church
G. M. Maxwell
Cincinnati
O. T. Fishback
Jonathan M. Rowland
Court House
Henry Ward Beecher
George Beecher
Wilder
Dressler
Delameter
Scofield
G. W. Hulick
Christian Herald
New York Independent
Courier and Sun
New souvenir card firm formed by Breeding and Glancy
Carl Breeding and John Glancy form a partnership to manufacture souvenir postal cards. The plant will be powered and expanded with new machinery already installed. The first Breeding plant has run to capacity, with orders flowing in. increased facilities are expected to boost business further.
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Carl Breeding
John Glancy
Breeding
Beechwood man injured in Williamsburg factory accident
W C Armstrong of Beechwood, employed in the Williamsburg heel factory, nearly fell from a second story after a rope parted in the elevator. The carriage struck the ground, and a timber dropped onto him, causing injuries that may prove fatal. Armstrong is unmarried with relatives in Beechwood.
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W. C. Armstrong
Beechwood
Williamsburg
Armstrong
Surgical operation relieves man’s cancer lip
John Moore of Afton underwent the removal of a malignant growth on the lip last week. Surgeons VanHorn and Belt performed the procedure skillfully. He is resting quietly and it is believed he will entirely recover.
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John Moore
Afton
May Festival and Benevolence Convention at Williamsburg
Williamsburg prepares a May festival and Sub-District Benevolence Convention to support M. E. church missions. The event runs a full week starting Sunday May 9 with daily attractions, speakers Rev Aultman Sentman Jameson Rein barth McColm Bishop Moore and Rev Shriver Claire Burdsall Van Pelt plus papers by Miss Spaulding Emerson Daily and others. Choir concert Monday evening followed by lecture by Mr Jameson. Superintendent Aultman and Rev Compton oversee activities aiming to secure Williamsburgs mission apportionment of 552 dollars.
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Williamsburg
M. E Church
M. E. Church
Aultman
Sentman
Jameson
Reinbarth
McColm
Loaded Revolver Accident Injures Father at Owensville
At Owensville last Saturday Wesley Wiley inspected a revolver and believed it unloaded. The weapon fired hitting his father in the leg with minor injury. The incident was accidental and frightened the boy.
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Owensville
Wesley Wiley
Yong Wiley
Death of Dr W F Whitlock noted university dean
The Courier reports the death of Dr W F Whitlock dean of Ohio Wesleyan University at his Delaware home on Sunday May 2 after a brief illness. He was among four men who gave fifty years to the institution and was held in high regard for his abilities and attainments. The death is mourned across the state.
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the Courier
W. F. Whitlock
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Wesleyan
University
J. R. Woodlief
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