Clermont County Good Roads Meeting Voices Unity in Batavia
Good Roads For Clermont County urged immediate action at a Batavia meeting with Dr E C Ireton presiding. Eli Speidel John Haussermann and Joe Christy organized townships and committees to push the Foutz Bill and county road improvements.
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Court House
Batavia
E. C. Ireton
Marathon
C. E. Smith
Amelia
Eli H Bpeidel
Clermont County
John W. Haussermann
Pierce Township
Harry L. Moyer
Ohio
Good Road and Automobile Association
General Assembly
Harry Moyer
Eli H. Speidel
John Haussermann
Joe Christy
Buckingham
Milford
Lowell Roudebush
P. F. Jamieson
Anna Quinby
Columbus
Edenton
Pierce
Chas. Clasgens
Washington
G. M. Rondebush
Fred B. Bishop
Clermont County Teachers Earn War Savings Honor Rolls
May 20 report from Columbus shows Clermont County teachers named to the War Savings Stamp Honor Roll for rooms selling stamps equal to 20 dollars per pupil. Benefits include a Patriotic Service bar pin signifying government appreciation and savings education.
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Columbus
Ohio
Clermont County
War Savings Stamps Committee
War Savings
Virginia M. Brown
Stella Swope
Norma Colbert
Leona Lanham
Clara Ely
H. Mounts
Maude Horn
Estella Ansteat
Mary Bissantz
R. A. Jones
Lester Holter
Mary A. Holter
Cecil M. Glancy
E. Garrard
Mary Joseph
Ella Holmes
Margaret Wenzel
W.D. Gioves
Celia Lonsinger
Nettie Cullison
Minnie Ungelheum
Boy Scout Week Outlined for Clermont County
H C Aultman announces Boy Scout Week June 8 to 14 with six objectives to honor wartime Scout achievements, promote youth citizenship, engage churches and schools, recruit troops, enlist associate members, and fund first class councils. State leaders include F B Pearson Governor Cox and Senator Harding. Clermont aims for 325 associate members.
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H. C. Aultman
Clermont County
Boy Scouts
F. B. Pearson
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ohio
James M. Cox
Warren G. Harding
Jas. W. Faulkner
H. W. Pearson
Pearson
Good Citizen James Miller of Moscow Dies at 65
James Miller of Moscow died at his home on Monday May 12 in his 66th year. He leaves a widow and was a brother of Walter Miller of Felicity. A longtime wharfboat operator he built many friends and was a life long Republican who appeared at Republican gatherings for years after suffering a stroke several months earlier.
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James Miller
Moscow
Walter Miller
Felicity
Pleasantly Surprised on Birthday at Batavia Home
Mrs Hiram Cade of Batavia was surprised Thursday evening as friends gathered to celebrate her birthday. Guests enjoyed luncheon and gifts were exchanged. The Batavia cream receiving station planned by French Bauer disappeared after a canvass found insufficient patronage.
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Hiram Cade
Batavia
Engagement announced by Batavia Daughters of Rebekah
The Daughters of Rebekah lodge in Batavia announce an engagement to be solemnized at the regular meeting on June 5 at 9 p m. The event has stirred curiosity among members missing the meeting and the outside community. All members are urged to attend and the engagement is free for guesses.
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Daughters of Rebekah Lodge
Batavia
Decoration Services Across Town May 30 Observed
Memorial events mark Decoration Day with services and addresses in Bethel K of Phall Moscow Laurel M E and Green lawn cemeteries. Speakers include Rev A K Sargent Judge Prather Swing Bishop Cranston Judge Malsbury and James Patchell with special music and banquets for veterans and families.
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Bethel K. of Phall
Rev
A. K. Sargent
Cincinnati
Zeno H. Scott
Moscow
M. E. Church
W. W. Prather
A. R
Laurel M. E
Bishop Cranston
S. R. S. West Post
Milford
Greenlawn Cemetery
Olive Branch
Judge Malsbury
Batavia
Bloom Rose Church
James Patchell
Rainbow Division
France
Rev. Belcher
Batavia High School Commencement at City Hall
The Batavia high school commencement will be held at city hall on Friday evening May 23. The program includes Field Artillery selection, invocation by Rev. Wilson, overture by the Carvers, class history by Frances Hulick, waltzes, poems by Margaret Nichols, solos by Kathleen Ashburn and Hawley, the address by Supt. Pliny A. Johnstep, a medley by Remick, diploma presentations, benediction by Rev. Wegner, and music by the Batavia Orchestra.
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Batavia High School
City Hall
U.S. A Field Artillery
Fillmore
R. B. Wilson
Frances Hulick
Hawley
Pliny A. Johnstep
Hamilton County
Remick
E. F. Wegner
Batavia Orchestra
Mad dog in Batavia shot near railroad bridge
A mad hound dog prowled Batavia streets last Monday morning snapping at passersby and collapsing repeatedly. Will Johns shot the animal near the railroad bridge as residents kept their distance and avoided contact. The dog had green eyes and a wide open mouth with jaws set when killed.
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Batavia
Will Johns
Moore and Rose Brown Marriage at Batavia Catholic Church
Charles Moore and Miss Rose Brown of Batavia township wed at Batavia Catholic church last Wednesday at 8 16 in the morning. A reception followed at the groom’s parents home with 115 guests. They plan to reside in Dayton Ohio and begin their life together with many friends this community.
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Charles Moore
Rose Brown
Batavia Township
Batavia Catholic Church
Dayton
Paxton Family History Honored In Judge Alfred Paxton Tribute
A tribute by Judge Frank Davin profiles Alfred N. Paxton of Clermont county Ohio. Born in Warren County and trained at Annapolis and Michigan Law School, he practiced in Cincinnati and Loveland. A probate judge from 1892 to 1898, he was praised for integrity, industry, and devotion to family and community.
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Frank Davin
Paxton
Antrim
Ireland
Pennsylvania
Col
Thos. Paxton
York County
Clermont County
Ohio
Anthony Wayne
Fallen Timbers
Loveland
Thomas Paxton
Rebecca Barbour
Ohio River
New Richmond
Nathaniel Barbour Paxton
Angeline Hutchinson
Our County
Alfred N. Paxton
Kittie Hegler
Mary
Elizabeth
Harry Homan
Wayne
Fosters Crossing
Warren County
Naval School
Annapolis
Maryland
Mississippi
Hegler
Cincinnati
Law School
University of Michigan
Michigan
Hamilton County
Thomas B. Paxton
Death of Frank A Roberts Missoula Montana
Intelligences reach Clermont relatives of Frank A Roberts who died at his Missoula home on the Lith inst. He was born August 8, 1868 in New Richmond and practiced law first there, then in Missoula. He leaves a widow Eva and two sons, one serving overseas. Burial took place in Missoula.
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Frank A Roberts
Missoula
Mont
Clermont
Roberts
Frank A. Roberts
New Richmond
D. E
Mary B. Roberts
Michael H
Mary E. Davis
Frank Davis
Batavia
Robert A. Davis
Wooster University
Cincinnati Law School
Montana
Eva
Thomas P
Flora White
Perry J. Nichols
Allen B. Nichols
Beloit College
Wisconsin
Chicago
Clermont County
Antiall
Clermonter Dead In Portland Noted Editor Dies
W. Lee Kearns brother of Hon. C. C. Kearns Marine editor of the Evening Telegram Portland Oregon died Saturday at 4 30 p m.
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W. Lee Kearns
Hon. C. C. Kearns
Evening Telegram
Portland
Oregon
Modern Woodmen Lodge Debates Dues Increase in Batavia
The Batavia Modern Woodmen of America gathers with strong attendance to consider higher monthly rates for new and existing members. Members largely oppose the raise while the order grows with many new enrollments. A banquet followed the meeting and a death claim for Judge A. N. Paxton, insured for $2,000, will be paid.
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Woodmen of America
Batavia
A. N. Paxton
Frank Davis Jr Appointed Assistant Attorney General
Frank Davis Jr has been tendered and accepted an appointment as assistant Attorney General of the United States. He will oversee an important branch of the Justice Department. Davis rose rapidly since leaving Batavia six years ago for a responsible state office post and departs Cleveland law firm with his family for the national capital within days.
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Frank Davis, Jr
United States
Legal Service
Department of Justice
Davis
Batavia
Eral
Cleveland
National Capital
Sunday Morning Fire at Wise Man Home
Sunday morning fire alarm sounded as Sunday school ended at Monroe Wise man’s home. A spark in the attic ignited material, quickly put out by a garden hose. The house has had previous chimney trouble and was reportedly a minor loss.
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Monroe Wiseman
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