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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1912
Page
8
An obituary record recalls Carrie Olive Jackson 1869 1912 and Mary M Schoenburg Schwab 1833 1912, detailing survivor lists and church ties. It also presents a devotional meditation on faith walking on the sea from Mark and Matthew, noting Peter’s teachability and Christ’s healing power, and closes with an ad for The People’s Liniment.
Otis Dudley and son visit Allen. Miss Rosa Reichle hosts John Wyatt. Granville Curlies ill at home above town. Dignitaries entertain relatives from Reading. Akron birth announced for Mrs. Bessie Warner Rhodes. Yates sisters and Miss Anthony visit Adelaide Reed. Walnut gathering and pawpaw bumper crop reported. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised. Fred Jones’s wagon accident on the N and W line. horse Prince injured. Foley’s Honey and Tar endorsed for whooping cough. Max Sprinz’s 71st birthday celebrated by relatives. Willowville wedding of Grace Wood and Floyd Kinner. Fuhr takes on Masonic temple work. K. C. Patchell’s 78th birthday and unusually long corn. Doan’s Regulats praised for liver relief.
Attorney W A Joseph on the Republican county ticket for probate judge attended the Grand Chapter session last week representing the Royal Arch Chapter of this place. He reports a grand meeting and large attendance. Sick headache from a disordered stomach. Take Chamberlain’s Tablets and the headaches will disappear. For sale by all druggists.
Three couples wed at the Batavia parsonage by Rev. E Burdsall last week. Walter H Griffith and Florence Howell of Mulberry married September 25 1912, Oral Morse and Mary O Brate of Pleasant Plain in the afternoon, and Edward Springer and Lucy B Miller of New Richmond on September 27 at 10 30 with Mr Fetzer and Mrs Burd gall as witnesses. Best wishes to all.
The Batavia Woman's Club begins its season with an opening meeting at Miss Lillian Robinson's home on Saturday October 5 at 2 30 P M. The program features tributes to Shakespeare, Presidents' Hour, readings by Miss Baum on The Genius of Shakespeare, and Travelogues led by Mrs H L Nichols.
In a letter to the Courier Judge Gotlieb Bambaugh of Brown County common pleas judge states he is not a candidate for re election in November. His friends regret the decision noting his fine record and high standing with the people.
Lowell Roudebush, a statewide lecturer known for large audiences, will present The Land of the Midnight Sun at Batavia Town Hall on October 12. Proceeds go to the Eastern Star fund. a entertaining and instructive talk for a good cause.
News reached Batavia of the death of Harvey Homan formerly an employee at the local machine shop. He died Monday at 4 a.m. at his parents home near Bantam. Burial was held Tuesday at Williamsburg at 1 p.m. with Masonic orders in charge.
A wedding occurred September 19 at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Hoock Bevis Ohio uniting Mildred Hoock and W C Arthur of Dayton Ohio. Rev E J Arthur officiated with groomsmen Edward Schiering and E L Artur bridesmaids Emma Betcher Edith Printy. About eighty guests attended a plated supper after the ceremony. The couple will reside at 411 Brightwood Ave Dayton Ohio after October 10. A SUBSCRIBER. Money to loan on real estate security in any amounts. Money furnished on one day's notice. O O RRARNS Batavia.
The period of sin is a dark night but the glorious day of divine favor through Messiah is near. Jesus as the Sun of Righteousness will rise to bring healing and blessing, replacing sorrow and death with joy. For more light, send 35 cents for a tract titled Thy Kingdom Come from Bible and Tract Society, 17 Hicks Street, Brooklyn, NY.
Mrs. Lou Apple Lawrence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Apple, died at her parents' Ashland Kentucky home following a brief illness. Born in Olive Branch, she lived in Batavia before moving to Ashland where she married Mr. Lawrence who preceded her in death. She was known as a devout Christian and popular neighbor. Burial was in Olive Branch cemetery after a funeral in Ashland. The Apple family extends condolences to friends and relatives.
Livestock inspectors in Maysville Kentucky barred sheep from crossing the Ohio River into Kentucky at Maysville or Mason county due to rabies and foot rot. The order originated with Dr Abbott state livestock inspector based in Louisville. It was unclear whether the diseases are prevalent locally.
Money to loan offer of 1300 dollars available in full or in parts. First mortgage on real estate. Edwin O. Ely, attorney at law, Batavia Ohio. Apply to W. R. Walker, attorney for the Batavia Building and Loan Company, Batavia Ohio.
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