District election board to rule on Hildebrant nomination
A district election board session in Xenia will consider Hildebrant’s nomination certificate amid protests citing the Scroggy Hildebrant ruling. Judge Horace L Smith says he has not filed a nomination certificate or objections, leaving the outcome to future review after August 1.
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District Election Board
Xenia
Hildebrant
Supreme Court
Scroggy-Hildebrant
Wilmington
Congress
Smith
Clermont County
Charles Whippy
Frits Thomas
Township Board Hires Teachers in Special Session
The Monroe township board of education met in special session on May 26 and appointed J Vogel for Pt Pleasant, John Drummond for Laurel, Dale McKinley for Lafayette, and C A Meeker to oversee the Patterson commencement. Pupils passing the examination must report to the board clerk immediately.
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Monroe Township Board of Education
Pt. Pleasant
J. Vogel
Laurel
John Drummond
Lafayette
Dale McKinley
C. A. Meeker
Patterson
Board of Education
Clermont County W C T U Institute meets in Milford
The Clermont County W C T U Institute will convene in Milford on Thursday June 7 at 10 o clock in the morning and stay through the day and evening. Mrs J Frank Smith superintendent 8 T I and Mr Vernon will lead the sessions. Everyone is invited and baskets are requested.
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Clermont County
W. C. T. U. Institute
Milford
J. Frank Smith
T. I
Vernon
Dennison University Commencement Honors Allen Roudebush
The Dennison University will hold commencement on Thursday morning June 14. Allen Cowen Roudebush ranks 11th in a class of 72 and earns the Bachelor of Arts degree. He is praised as a fine scholar and a standout athlete.
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Dennison University
Allen Cowen Roudebush
Death of General Williams
General Grant Williams aged 21 died at his mother Mrs. Leslie Jones home after a year long illness with consumption on Tuesday May 20 1906. He was highly regarded by the community and known as an exemplary young man.
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Grant Williams
Leslie Jones
Milford class of 1006 graduates to hold Friday exercises
Graduating exercises for the Milford schools class of 1006 will be held Friday evening in Milford. The graduates include Earl T. LeSourd, Howard B. Cook, Charles M. Roudebush, Joel Higher and Alvin H. Hodges.
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Milford
Earl T. LeSourd
Howard B. Cook
Charles M. Roudebush
Joel Higher
Alvin H. Hodges
Midnight postoffice thefts shock Milford and Waynesville
Two nearby post offices were robbed last week by a methodical gang active in Ripley Hamersville Batavia and nearby. four men struck Waynesville securing about 300 while Milford suffered a broken grate to enter Joseph Worz shop tools were stolen and a horse and buggy were later found at Xenia no arrests have been made and repeat raids suggest easy targets.
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Ripley
Hamersville
Batavia
Waynesville
Xenia
Milford
Joseph Worz
Brey
Pleasant Eight Mile fish dinner honors Behymer kin
The Behymer family and relatives held their annual fish dinner at Eight Mile last Saturday. About five hundred attendees enjoyed river fish, fowl, desserts, and socializing, with Gee Behymer as president and Nina Behymer as secretary. R. W. C. Gregg served as treasurer, with Batavia guests J. R. Woodlief and Mrs. Gregg and son George in attendance.
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Michael Behymer
J. R. Woodlief
R. W.C Gregg
George
Batavia
Gee, Behymer
Nina Behymer
R. W. C. Gregg
Talented Woman to Speak at City Hall Tomorrow
Mrs Frances G Richard of Miami University will deliver the class address at city hall tomorrow night. This marks the first time a woman has been employed in this service here and the event promises an entertaining evening with eloquent speeches and music from a skilled orchestra.
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Frances G. Richard
Miami University
City Hall
Wealth of Clermont Shows Big Rise in 1906 Returns
The 1906 assessor returns for Clermont townships and villages indicate a substantial increase in overall wealth from the previous year with no decrease in dog populations. The table was compiled at great labor and expense and aims to give readers clear knowledge of their worldly possessions status.
Mail time changes on N and W railroad schedules
Owing to changes in the train schedule of the N and W road a revision of mail opening and closing times is announced. First mail down at 10 45 a m. second mail down at 7 25 p m. first mail up at 7 50 a m. second mail up at 6 25 p m. Mail closes 20 minutes earlier than indicated.
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Malle
Batavia Chapter Holds Annual Eastern Star Inspection
Batavia Chapter No. 20 held its annual inspection at Masonic Hall on Wednesday evening with Deputy Grand Matron Sister May Elliott of Cincinnati present. The exemplified work was excellent and Sister Colline received the emblem of the order, the five pointed star, in appreciation. Refreshments followed, and a social hour concluded the gathering.
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Masonic Hall
Batavia
Order of Eastern Star
May Elliott
Cincinnati
Louise Parrott
Colline
Veterans parade and union services honor Civil War dead
Nineteen Civil War veterans muster before the courthouse as a Batavia band leads a parade to city hall for a service of hymns readings and a sermon on honorable scars. Afternoon events include grave decoration and a U B church address with a Clermont ministers alliance planning meeting set for June 4 at Batavia Germany U B church.
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Court House
City Hall
Batavia
Ladies In White
J. E. Collins
America
Company K
1St
Batavia Band
Fisher
U. B. Church
Batavia Township Names Teachers Elected by Board
The Batavia Township school board selected teachers at a meeting last Saturday with Superintendent Prof. B C Smith. Names listed include Bordwell’s William Groves Olive Branch Oscar Hartmets Whittaker’s John Huntington Lucy’s Run Miss Whittaker Forest Hill Will Bower Mt. Holly Ladie Brown Greenbrier Wm Innis Elklick Winnie Hill Glaney’s J 8 Huliek Elmwood Ruby Lukemier Huliek’s Frances Burlew A Drummond Aston Brown Prim. Summert Maham.
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B.C. Smith
Bordwell
William Groves
Olive Branch
Oscar Hartmets
Whittaker
John Huntington
Lucy's Run
Miss Whittaker
Forest Hill
Will Bower
Mt. Holly
Ladie Brown
Greenbrier
Wm. Innis
Elklick
Winnie Hill
Glaney
J. 8. Huliek
Elmwood
Ruby Lukemier
Huliek
Frances Burlew
A . Drummond
Aston Brown
Summert Maham
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Eben
Batavia Tow Jackson Tow
Renee
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Enone
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Teree
Amel
Neville ’ Peeenene Peeves
Dloo
Reeem
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Owenaville
Owensville
Weeteneel
Batavia Stars
Batavia High School
Nash's Pharmacy
ChLaAss
George Lee
H. J. Fisher
Mary Paxton
Elizabeth Applegate
Walter Bauer
Army
Burdsall
Mrs. Collins
Ministers
Batavia Germany
U. B
M. LeSourd
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Williamsburg
M. I. Comfort
Cherry Grove
T. F. Bagby
Holly
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J. W. Dunham
New Richmond
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Batavia Township
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