Weber Case Friday in Clermont Court for Jury Selection
John Weber of Nine Mile faced a first degree murder charge for killing his 18 month old daughter Elizabeth on Labor Day. Friday session saw a 75 name jury pool, change of venue motion denied, and jurors selected after extensive voir dire with many citing opposition to capital punishment or bias from newspaper reports. The trial proceeded with jurors viewing the crime scene and the panel list including Ora Stockton and Alvin Penny among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weber
Nine Mile
Elizabeth
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Croswell
Ora Stockton
Alvin Penny
B. BE. DeBruler
C. F. Ungelheam
E. J. Dunham
Parker Smith
A. B. Friend
Andy Foos
Chas, Leming
Evelyn Hawley
Thos. Halpin
Phillip Meinninger
Albert Channell
Rummage Sale At Dennison Building Friday Afternoon
The M. E. Missionary Society announces a rummage sale at the old L. L. Johnson office in the Dennison building on Friday afternoon. Proceeds support mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Johnson
Dennison
M. E. Missionary Society
Batavia Woman's Club Sets November Meeting at Nichols Home
The Batavia Woman's Club will meet next Saturday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs A B Nichols. Readings include Antenna Pick Ups A Cycle of Progress 1900 1926 and A Vision of the Future by Miss Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Woman's Club
A. B. Nichols
Reed
Warning to Hunters and People Near Fred Ungelheam Farms
Notice warns hunters and others to stay away from Fred Ungelheam and the Bissantz Brothers farms to prevent spread of dog cholera on adjoining lands. Dog owners must keep dogs off the properties or have them killed. No further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ungelheam
Bissantz Brothers
Bus Turns Over Between Sardinia and Cincinnati
A second trip bus from Sardinia to Cincinnati via Batavia left the Rosehill road Tuesday morning, rolled twice after front wheels locked, injuring several passengers. Floyd McKinney of Williamsburg suffered a broken arm and bruises. Mrs W A Myers fractured ribs. Henry Ostholthoff had internal injuries. M J Kain sustained head and abdominal fractures. P F Jamieson was unhurt. Doctors from Newtown treated the injured as the bus suffered heavy damage.
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Sardinia
Cincinnati
Batavia
Rosehill
Floyd McKinney
Williamsburg
W. A. Myers
Henry Ostholthoff
Sand M
P. F. ‘Jamieson
Newtown
Health League of Clermont County reorganizes
Clermont County Health League held a re organization meeting at the Red Cross office with about 30 attendees from four townships. C L Page served as temporary chair man. A new board elected includes President R F Erdman New Richmond first vice Dollie Spencer Milford second vice P F Jamieson secretary S W Sprague Batavia treasurer O L Page Bethel. The county Woman's clubs will run the Christmas seal sale to fund public health work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Health League
Red Cross
L. Page
Bethel
Pres. &R. F. Erdman
New Richmond
Dollie Spencer
Milford
P. F. Jamieson
S. W. Sprague
Batavia
O. L. Page
Jury convicts Scott Workman of first degree murder
The Scott Workman murder trial ended with a first degree verdict after 90 minutes of deliberation and no mercy recommendation. A motion for a new trial was filed and will be heard later. sentencing will follow if denied. Workman, who said alcohol influenced the events, showed little emotion and suggested electrocution as he faces penitentiary commitment.
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Scott Workman
Workman
Clermont County Jury Commission Sets Up 500-Name Wheel
The Clermont County Jury Commission led by L. Larkin of Batavia and Anna Wakefield of Loveland met Saturday to add 500 names to the jury wheel after the John Weber case used up venires. A 150-name venire was issued after a 75-name venire exhausted seven in the box. members were ordered to report in Batavia at 9 a.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
L. Larkin
Batavia
Anna Wakefield
Loveland
John Weber
Lew Williams to Perform at Batavia Town Hall Event
Lew Williams the Buckeye Poet comes to Batavia Town Hall for a benefit by the I O O F Lodge. The public may meet characters Aunt Sally Willie Green Tony Spaghetti Jospah after listening to the radio artist. Tickets from solicitors or Nash's. Admission adults 50 cents children 25 cents.
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Lew Williams
Buckeye
Batavia Town Hall
Batavia I
F. Lodge
Sally
Willie Green
Tony Spaghetti
Jospah
Nash’s
Hillsboro Opera House
Lew
School House Entertainment Planned November 28
Olive Branch School House hosts an evening program on Tuesday November 28 1926 with refreshments and admission for all. The event runs at 8 p m and invites the community to attend.
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Olive Branch
Burley Tobacco Growers Plan Private and Auction Sales
The Burley Tobacco Growers' Co operative Association announces plans to sell the 1926 crop privately and at auction. Sales will run December through March with advances on delivery and strict enforcement of contracts. No new members or contracts will be accepted after December 1, 1926, and tobacco will be sold only by members at designated sales houses or their own stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
James C.stone
Burley Tobasgo Growers’ Cooperative Association
Ssaga
Over Weight Truck Arrests In Clermont County
Roy Brunk and Ben Williams were arrested in Miami township last Friday and pleaded guilty before Mayor Larkin. They were fined 25 dollars plus costs for hauling sand with overweight trucks, a violation officials aim to curb to protect roads. County Surveyor Frank Galbreath and Deputy Sheriff Robert Roberts led the enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Roy Brunk
Ben Williams
Miami Township
Larkin
Frank Galbreath
Robert Roberts
Pikes
Mildred Jones and Allen Smythe Wed in Cincinnati Ceremony
On November 18 at 2 pm Miss Mildred Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles T Jones Walnut Hills wed Mr Allen K Smythe son of Mr and Mrs Harry B Smythe Glen Este. Rev A P Smith officiated at Columbia M E church Cincinnati. The couple reside in Mt Carmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Jones
Charles T. Jones
Walnut Hills
Allen K. Smythe
Harry B. Smythe
Glen Este
A. P. Smith
Columbia M. E
Cincinnati
Ohio
Thelma Thaubald
Carthage
Catherine Smythe
Smythe
Cooper Corporation
Royal Smythe
Mt. Carmel
Buys Property and local hotel changes noted
George Hugo bought the Clermont Hotel building from Herbert Swift and wife last week. The structure now houses business rooms with upstairs light housekeeping. Batavia Presbyter ian church hosts Prof. Love from Lane Seminary as supplier and weekly preacher. A Sunday missionary meeting is planned for Nov 21 at 7 20 with an invited program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hugo
Herbert Swift
Clermont
Carl Stander
Batavia Presbyterian Church
Prof
Love
Lane Seminary
Teachers Associations in Clermont County Highlight Shared Pact
Clermont County teachers and superintendents show strong join rates in the three associations OSTA SWT A and Dr. Ti Astus with 177 of 226 members affiliated. Districts like Batavia Village Bethel Village Goshen Centralized Milford Village Moscow Village Stonelick Consolidated Neville Village Newtoneville Rural Edenton Rural Paxton Rural reach 100 percent participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Southwestern Teachers’ Associations
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Batavia Village
Bethel Village
Goshen Centralized
Milford Village
Moscow Village
Stonelick Consolidated
Neville Village
Newtoneville
Edenton Rural
Paxton Rura
Ti Ast
Judge Patton Dies After Illness at 60
Judge W Eugene Patton aged 60 died at Christ Hospital Monday after an operation on November 6 failing to recover. He had served as Probate Judge since February 1 1925 and earlier worked as deputy treasurer under William E McKeever and practiced law Clermont. He leaves a widow and one daughter. funeral in Batavia today with Governor Donahey to appoint a replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Eugene Patton
Christ Hospital
Batavia
Bethel
William E. Mckever
Clermont
Donahey
Health Commissioners Conference Aids Public Health Efforts
At Columbus November 8 to 13 health officials discussed rising rabies cases and stray dog control as the main defense. Milk production handling and detoxified toxin immunization showed promise, with support for milder quarantine laws and rural sanitation education as key steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Commissioners Conference
Columbus
Health Commissioners
Larson
University of Minnesota
F. A. Ireton
M. D
Prominent Citizen Millard McNutt Dies at Home
Williamsburg mayor Millard McNutt died at his home last Thursday evening after a failed attempt to take his own life. He was a longtime implement business figure and is survived by four daughters. Funeral services will be held Saturday with burial in Williamsburg cemetery. The 70 acre Schrieber farm east of town changed hands last week in a sale from Chas Freemyer to Bessie Silverglade for a summer home and poultry farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard McNutt
Williamsburg
Williamsburg Cemetery
Schrieber
Chas
Freemyer
Hamlet
C. F. Nead
Bessie Silverglade
Cincinnati
Laurel Ohio Church Dedication Marks Milestone
Citizens of Laurel and Clermont County gathered last Sunday week for the dedication of their new Methodist church. Rev. Albert E. Smith D D president of Ohio Northern University led the services, returning to Laurel after nearly forty years. About 5000 was raised or pledged to clear debt, with the church now a modern, well equipped house of worship. Rev. S E Burgett, the pastor, had faced disaster when the former church burned, yet led a drive to build a larger facility. The dedication was conducted with Dr Smith and a slate of visiting clergy assisting, the auditorium filled to capacity.
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Clermont
Laurel
Ohio
Ob Methodist
Albert E. Smith
Ohio Northern University
S. E. Burgett
Burgett
Smith
James C. Roberts
W. Edward Roberts
Bethel
Russell
Amelia
Cummings
E. Burgett
Robbers Hit Bethel Store For $500 In Goods
Robbers visited E A Days department store at Bethel early last Wednesday taking about 500 dollars worth of merchandise. A night watchman fired at them four times and the thieves fled. Three youths John Weghorn Geo Woolfall and Chas Fagin were arrested after Day identified the goods. They confessed and were jailed charged with burglary. Earlier New Richmond saw a separate theft of 360 dollars worth of goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Day
Bethel
Mr. Day
John, Weghorn
Geo. Woolfall
Lancaster
Cha
Bond Issue Loses In Monroe Township School Plan
A November bond vote in Monroe Township failed by 28 votes, denying $8600 for a new school at Point Pleasant after a fire destroyed the old building. The district will rent until a new facility is funded. Mrs Elizabeth Perkins and Miss Edith May Sechrest of Linwood visited their grandson Ralph Brown and family in Dayton.
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Monroe Township
Point Pleasant
Elizabeth Perkins
Edith May Sechrest
Linwood
Ralph Brown and
Dayton
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