Pumpkin Show a Financial and Social Success at Armory
The pumpkin show at the armory Saturday night drew broad attendance and good profits. Supper ran from 6 to 7 with all items priced separately, crowds enjoyed ice cream and cake, and a minstrel show led by Miss Marjorie Walker entertained patrons. The event featured a spooky Siamese twins display, a fairy queen and other acts, with an agricultural exhibit and various amusements, all organized by local volunteers and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Te Armory
Marjorie Walker
Rebecca Robinson
Cora Stultz
Shirley Griffith
Rose Wasner
Mesdames
Minnie Griffith
Ada Kidd
Bessie Glancy
Messrs
Hobart Seyler
Clarence Slade
P. J. Stymers
B. Lee
Jas. Ashburn
John Jancy
Limp Griffith
Simese Twins
Harry Slade
Hugh Nichols
Dan Aultman
Kirk Hamilton
Edmund Parrott
Maston Weaver
Frances Berlew
Geane Smythe
Geane McDonald
Wilma Brown
Helen Weaver
Prof
Blair
Gersham Lease
W. Carter
Bob Jamieson
Harold Nichols
Jaressen
Agricultural Department
Dollie Baum
Cora Griffis
Simp Griffith
Lloyd Hulick
James Dial
Earl Fishback
Abel Barker
Nes Ashburn
Batavia
Edgar York
Megaphone
Intonsville Farmers Institute to Convene at Baptist Church
The ninth annual session will be held at the Baptist church on Friday and Saturday December 4 and 6. State speakers are Messrs Frank Blackford and Victor Herron and Mrs Ida A Dur r. Citizens and farmers anticipate a large attendance and a profitable meeting as these institutes are highly popular.
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Intonsville
Local Election Costs Reported Amid Disputed Totals
A report outlines spending in the recent wet and dry election with cited totals near $585,088 and 512 units. The figures are described as legally expended, while questions arise about certain allocations and oversight.
Charlie s Charge Looms In Loveland Lunacy Case
Last week Sheriff Williams watched Mrs Sonnecalb of Loveland, held on a lunacy warrant from Adams County, await court. She asked permission to use the toilet, disappeared through a back window while the sheriff spoke with friends, and was recovered returning with S M Buerkle. The trial later resulted in her release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
S. M. Buerkle
Paris Bans Steel Tires on Main Streets
The decree forbids steel tires on principal streets of Paris starting January 1, 1915 to protect street surfaces. The piece notes Ohio roads are less affected with few that any old tire could deface, while promising good roads ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ohio
Loveland Builds New Ice Plant Adopts $25,000 Incorporation
Loveland to form a company with capital of $25,000 to construct an ice plant next spring. The region, boasting two existing plants, attracts firms seeking country locations for secure shipping facilities amid city strikes.
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Loveland
Rev Simpson Moves to New Quarters Above Music Store
The Rev Simpson of the Presbyterian church has moved into the Hulick flat above the music store. The rooms are light and cheerful and he will be comfortably settled in the new quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Presbyterian Church
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Ad Promises Cough Relief
An advertisement urges immediate cough treatment with Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. It claims to soothe irritated air passages loosen mucus and boost resistance to colds, with a baby and children version named Dr Bell's Fence. The price is two cents at the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Foley
Nash;Pharmacy
Local social notes from Blanchester and nearby towns
The Mothers Club serves meals at the Farmers Institute December 4 and 5. Rev Jennings and family spent weekend with friends. Charles Pringle and wife visited Hyde Park. Attendees from here went to an entertainment in Milford Friday night. Mrs. Anna Whittaker visited Oakley, Miss Maude Williams stayed with city relatives. Joseph VanCamp and wife from Tyler Texas plan to winter here. William Applegate and wife recently visited Marathon relatives. Charles Graham and wife of Blanches ter guests of Isaac Grosnickle family. Loyal Friends Club held entertainment and supper at M. and church Friday afternoon. Mrs Henry Strowhoover and Miss Florence Needham spent a day in Blanchester. Miss Ethel Glover to spend coming week in Cincinnati. Mrs Burrill Jordan and son visited Milford relatives recently. Miss Lucille Working attended Milford entertainment Friday evening. Harmon Whittaker spent a day with city relatives. Earl Roudebush and bride will be here after December.
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Mother’s Club
Farmers’ Institute
Rev Jennings
Charles Pringle
Hyde Park
Milford
Anna Whittaker
Oakley
Maude Williams
Joseph VanCamp
Tyler
Texas
William Applegate
Charles Graham
Blanchester
Isaac Grosnickle
Loyal Friends Club
Henry Strowhoover
Florence Needham
Ethel Glover
Cincinnati
Burrill Jordan
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Mother
Mrs J B Cook of Indiana Pa credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with saving her boy during a winter illness. She says it reduced phlegm and stopped coughing spells and she recommends it to others for sale by all druggists.
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Hugh
Social guests visit Ludlow and Cincinnati area families
John Huntington and wife with W A Williams and family join W F Hall’s household in Ludlow. Cincinnati visitors include Miss Etta Phillips Miss Roberta Stratton and Mrs Belle Kramer, plus Dr Frank Lush and Alma Lush. Local gatherings and health notes accompany a busy weekend social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huntington
W. A. Williams
Donald
W. F. Hall
Ludlow
Kentucky
Etta Phillips
Cincinnati
Olive Hackett
Roberta Stratton
Ida Hutaog
Wm Rethel
Donald Ha Ludlow
Frank Lush
Maria
Cer
Alma
Jane Little Gran Gon
Belle Kramer
Vale Nash
Leroy Kirgan
M. Wits
G. A. Rand
Deron
Brown
Braun
Christmas Sale at Presbyterian Aid Society
The Presbyterian Aid Society women announce a Christmas sale on Friday December 11 featuring rugs fancy articles and baking. A supper for 25 cents will be served including creamed chicken mashed potatoes baked beans bread and butter coffee tea and cake. Pickles Pie
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The
Presbyterian Aid Society
Competitive drill at armory yields top placements
Last week's paper noted a drill at the armory on Wednesday night. James Dial won first, John Ginther second, Harry Anderson third, W Parker fourth, all from Bata via. Capt Bechtel praised the well drilled company. A nearby basketball game followed with a 4 to 5 score in favor of the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
James Dial
John Ginther
Harry Anderson
Batavia
W. Parker
Bethel
Bechtel
Reed Ulrey wedding links Loveland couple in Cincinnati
John D. Reed a 21 year old toolmaker and son of Louis Reed baggage master married Miss Georgia N Ulrey daughter of Mr and Mrs Grant Ulrey both of Loveland in Cincinnati last Saturday by Rev C H Reeves. Friends extend best wishes for a long married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Reed
Louis Reed
Georgia N. Ulrey
Grant Ulrey
Loveland
Cincinnati
C. H. Reeves
Tri-County Press
Woman's Club Meets Saturday at Mrs. Johnson Home
The next Woman's Club meeting will be held Saturday at 2 30 p m at Mrs L L Johnson's home. Program includes School Day Reminiscences music and a program on The New Freedom for Little Chil cote Educational Factors The Press Mrs J S Hulick The Theatre Mrs F Hulick Moving pictures Mrs MacDonald A Plea for Reticence Mrs Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
L. L. Johnson
Little Chilcote
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Relief for Aches
Advertises Sloan's Liniment as a fast acting remedy for rheumatism neuralgia sciatica and related pains. Encourages keeping a bottle on hand and applying to the sore area without rubbing. Sold for 25 cents with money back satisfaction claim.
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Sloan
Lindale Granger Elected Officers and Meetings
Lindale Granger of H held election of officers for 115. Officers named include Master T A Pinkham and secretary Celia L Pinkham. Next meeting November 2 with program featuring roll call and a Thanksgiving verse. Also notes on recent visits, a marriage, church events, and a birthday postcard shower for N. Channell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindale Granger
T. A. Pinkham
Harvey Perin
Ruse E. Brown
H. M. Trenner
Carl Bissantz
William A. Knight
RH. A. Arris
Celia L. Pinkham
John Scheible
Ceres
Margret Adams
Pomona
Elizabeth Meeker
Flora Bertha Stroup
Harriet Turner
Amelia Perin
G. T. Brown
Katie Rapp
Westwood
Edith Scheible
Blue Ash
Emma Scheible
Sharon
John
George Meeker
Hattie Howard
Newart
Moncay
Norwood
Ladies Aid
Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid Society
N. Channell
Women Endure Kidney Trouble Says Ad Aids
An old newspaper ad urges women to try Foley Kidney Pills sold by The Nash Pharmacy. It claims quick relief for backache headache swollen joints fatigue poor sleep and kidney trouble and promises strengthened kidneys and renewed life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Sunday Socials and Church Revival Notes
Sunday guests included LaVerne Taylor Laura Rapp and Alma White. Rev Lascelle to lead Thanksgiving service at the Christian church Thursday at 10 am. Visitors spanned Merrick Glancy Zoah and J D Shannon while Will Stewarts hosted and Charles Daugherty tour California for their wedding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Devine
LaVerne Taylor
Laura Rapp
Alma White
Harmon Cover
Rev
Lascelle
Merrick Glancy
Miss Zoah
F. A. Thirey
Josephine Dufay
Norwood
Walters
The
Christian Church
Ev. Lascelle
J.D. Shannon
Five Mile
Nettie Fear
Williamsburg
Larrymith
Pearl Hite
J. W
Sylvester Glancy
Ss Adres
Proctor
Owensville
Gennetars al Ament Ranta
Historic Patent Medicine Ad Promotes Pain Relief
A fragmented 19th century advertisement touts a tonic named for Gary's Celebrated People’s, claiming benefits for rheumatism lumbago and general aches. It suggests internal use for cholera morbus and references a remedy for over forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
OFFICERS TAKE SEATS IN NEW TERM
A list of newly elected officials taking office includes Prosecutor Speidel Sheriff Williams Coroner Purkhiser and Common Pleas Judge Joseph effective January 1. Other salaries and appointments are noted along with local notices and a winter trip by J Judd and B F Moyer and wives to St Petersburg Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speidel
Williams
Purkhiser
Common Pleas
Joseph
J.N. Judd
B. F. Moyer
Amlet
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mr. Judd
Chamberlains Tab Adverts and Local Social News
Bear in mind that Chamberlains Tab lets not only move the bowels but im porve the appetite and strengthen the digestion. For sale by all dealers. Rufus Walker and Oren Morris and wives. of Hyde Park, H. L. Britton and wife, Mrs. Mollie Tatman, Mrs. Maggie Peterson and Harry Britton, of Williams burg, were Sunday guests of F. L. Walker and family. Dr. George Meeker, of Bantam, and Miss Harriet Howard, a Kentucky belle, were married in Covington last Saturday. He was formerly a teacher in our schools, and is meeting with great succes in his chosen profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Rufus Walker
Oren Morris
Hyde Park
H. L. Britton
Mollie Tatman
Maggie Peterson
Harry Britton
Williamsburg
F. L. Walker
George Meeker
Bantam
Harriet Howard
Covington
Prohibition Lost and Suffrage Defeated in Columbus Returns
Complete returns at Columbus show Home Rule carried by 12 618 Prohibition lost by 84 152 Suffrage lost by 152 05 and taxation by 327 87 Lovers of basketball await Norwood vs Batavia Athletic Club at the armory with Allen Koudebush coaching Admission 15 cents Time o clock
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Columbus
Armory
Norwood
Allen Koudebush
Batavia Athletic Club
Dentist Notice for Dr J J Werner Expands Services
Dr J J Werner to offer crown and bridge work filling teeth extracting and artificial teeth at Batavia Ohio and will be at Miller House Owensville first Wednesday and Thursday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Werner
Posite M. KE. Church
Batavia
Ohio
Miller House
Owensville
Local brick works chief leaves for Nashville trip
W F Shaw superintendent of Chal lenge Brick Works departs with family for a month long visit to Nashville Tennessee. While absent workers will repair and prepare for next year as brick output proudly tops prior records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Shaw
Challenge Brick Works
Nashville
Tenn
Church Rally and Patriotic Service Schedule
M E church holds 9 a m rally with new song books and a 1 30 p m preaching roving the will of God. Junior League Epworth League p m patriotic services on the battle of Franklin seen by a soldier 50 years ago. Veterans National guards and patriotic groups invited to join. E Burdsall pastor Eli Speidel H Reynolds supts.
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M. E
Epworth League
Battle of Franklin
Tenn
National Guards
E. Burdsall
Eli Speidel
H. Reynolds
Schedule in effect October 14 1914 East Bound
A railroad schedule in effect from October 14 1914 lists east bound departures and routes. The notice indicates timing and sequence for trains operating eastward under the timetable.
Clermont County Road Work Draws Stone Transport
Large quantities of broken stone are moved from Carrell street over the C G P road to the pike east of Forestville toward the Clermont county line. The route is part of route number six of the market division and critics say action on real roads is overdue.
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Carrell Street
Forestville
Clermont County
Market Division
Miss Georgia Richards Attends National Student Senate Convention
Miss Georgia Richards a Miami University senior from Bethel traveled to Boston New York City and Washington to represent Miami at a National Convention of the Student Senate hosted by Radcliffe College. She participated in college social functions visited Marblehead and Concord and toured Radcliffe Wellsley Boston prints and Belmont Road events before returning home pleased with the experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Richards
Bethel
Miami University
Boston
New York City
Washington
Radcliff College
Harvard University
New York
War Prices Report Stir in Food Market
Eggs sell at 88e a dozen under war prices, though not scarce. Hogs valued at 7s on foot. Lard retails at 15e or 14e per 450 pound can.
Jury Deadlock in Ohio V Ferguson Ambush Case
The State of Ohio v Arthur Ferguson ended in a hung jury after a three day trial with 35 witnesses. The shooting occurred last August between Bantam and Elklick on the way home over a vanished buggy whip near Ely store. Jury stood 9 to 2 for conviction. Ferguson posted bond for future court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Arthur Ferguson
Young Smith
Bantam
Elklick
Ely
Ferguson
Moscow Extension School Forms Here for History of Education
Washington and Monroe townships organized a Moscow extension class with E H Pattison as president G E Donovan as vice president Marguerite Wenzel as secretary Valera Harts horn as treasurer The inaugural lesson on The History of Education was given by Prof Fred C Whitcomb of Oxford on November 21 The next meeting is set for December 5 at 7 p m. teachers high school students and prospective teachers are invited to join
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Washington
Monroe Townships
Moscow
E. H. Pattison
G. E. Donovan
Marguerite Wenzel
Valera Hartshorn
Treas
Fred C. Whitcomb
Oxford
Big Clearance Sale at Batavia Dry Goods Store
J. B. Miller of Batavia announces a clearance sale featuring 5000 worth of dry goods, shoes, carpets, rugs and furniture with 1000 large bills. Prices are described as astonishingly low to clear shelves for new stock and attract families and newly married couples. Sale begins November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Miller
Batavia
Court House
New Richmond dam work stalls for winter protection
Contractors building the New Richmond dam below town plan to suspend operations for the winter to guard against ice and floods. The move brings sad news to workers likely out of employment for several months, though the week has otherwise progressed rapidly with few accidents. The dam project has boosted local business in New Richmond.
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New Richmond
Takes His Medicine In Jail Time Extended To 1915
Estel Judd of Moscow faced Clermont county common pleas court in February 1911 after a grand jury indicted him for non support and was found guilty. The original three year penitentiary sentence was suspended for support but he fled, later punished in Cincinnati workhouse, then jailed in Batavia. Last week the court ordered the penitentiary term to begin, with a sentence to serve until February 2, 1915, though he has been at liberty since his sentence. He expressed relief at the length of stay and promised to support his child upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estel Judd
Moscow
Clermont
Work Starts on State Pike From Batavia to Mt Carmel
Masons and laborers are putting in culverts along the Batavia to Mt Carmel state pike. The work is sublet and expected to finish before road construction begins. Planning to lay broken stone this winter and mobilize a large crew when road building starts. Surveyors have kept full time while most pike building was on paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Mt. Carmel
Pike
Robbed liveryman on Milford road and other local notes
Wm. McCammon Jr. of Milford was robbed twice and held up on his way home from Camp Dennison, paying $88 after a first stop was refused and a pistol was shown. A herd of 29 cows and 82 steers near St. Marys was slaughtered for hoof and mouth disease. Moodie Davis near Hamilton faced livestock quarantine enforcement with fines for breaking the order, as authorities push to stamp out the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McCammon, Jr
Milford
Camp Dennison
McCammon
Louis Huenke
St. Mary’s
Moodie Davis
Hamilton
Surprise Party Honors Misses Ashburn and Kain at Armory
A surprise party held Tuesday November 17 at the armory honored Misses Kathleen Ashburn and Ruth Kain. Sisters of the Camp Fire Organization hosted with Boy Scouts as invited guests who presented the honorees with silver spoons. The evening featured games and refreshments of ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Ashburn
Ruth Kain
Boy Scouts
Hugo Bros. miller travels to Florida for real estate interests
Geo Hugo of Hugo Bros milling firm returns from Florida after inspecting real estate holdings and reports satisfaction with the investments. He notes Clermont colony in the South is content and prefers remaining south rather than facing volatile northern weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Hugo
Hugo Bros., Millers
Florida
Clermont
State Quarantine Bans Shipping of Livestock and Dogs
Under the state quarantine law the shipment of dogs poultry and calves is strictly forbidden and those affected must comply. The rule is described as likely to drive prices down.
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Charlie
Newtonsville
Croup
Amelia
Reed
Ulrey
Monterey
Dean
Monterey Presbyterian Church
School House
Shane
Dr. Nore Ge
J.G. Irwin
C.be
Joel
Fletcher
Ly. Cincinnat
M.A. M
Ortsmouth
Pera Springs
Nia
Iimaeburg
Olan
Saund Enger
Brapo
Moscow Extension School
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