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A fragment from the Clermont Courier shows scattered figures like 125 3 65 and 365 amid stray symbols, suggesting a pricing or rate note page. No full context or clear item identified.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1917
Page
8
A fragment from the Clermont Courier shows scattered figures like 125 3 65 and 365 amid stray symbols, suggesting a pricing or rate note page. No full context or clear item identified.
Election sample ballots must be requested by October 13 from the Clermont Courier in Batavia. Local society notes cover visits, okays, and hospital trips, while church notices announce services and events. Gaskins barn fire near White Oak School, insured, stock saved.
Judge Clarence Young issued a license to a colored couple with a colored minister present. After the ceremony the marriage return listed incorrect names. Judge Young questions the civil status and mails a corrected certificate for proper signing to determine who is husband and wife.
Benjamin Henderson second son of E I Henderson died at the home of Mrs W Fleck on Thursday morning of consumption aged 26 Funeral from M E church Saturday morning burial in Union cemetery Rev Wilson conducted the service Angeline Curliss aged 80 resident of Afton died Thursday morning at Dayton She was the mother of Mrs Hayden Rice of this place and leaves several grown children Funeral from M E church Saturday afternoon service by Rev Wilson Burial in Union cemetery
Four Batavia young men James Carter Jobin Gunderley Will Dewdney and Gatch Speidel left for Newport News Virginia to take government carpentry jobs. They signed up in Columbus on Tuesday and plan to serve six months to a year earning more than 50 dollars weekly. No idle class with the government.
A meeting in Jamieson's hall last Friday Evening to select solicitors for the second Liberty Loan Bonds drew eight of forty attendees. Plans were made to pursue bond sales with Batavia and vicinity allocations deemed reasonable and quickly collectible through the First National Bank.
Mrs. Lou Reese of East Main street, long recovering from a paralysis stroke, suffered a second stroke last week leaving her nearly helpless. Her niece Mrs. Irene Lochard of Cincinnati was with her part of the week.
Members of the Batavia I O O F lodge plan a home coming during October with a grand time and large crowd anticipated. A short program will be given and the grand master may attend. The initiatory degree may be conferred in the evening. Notices will be issued. All brothers urged to attend.
Miss Ollie Beckler, an orphan raised by Mr and Mrs Homer Malott, wed Edgar Mosbacher at 6 45 last Wednesday in Olive Branch. Rev Wegner officiated in a white satin ceremony with Mendelssohn march. The couple will establish a home on a Milford area farm with relatives and friends attending the reception and banquet.
Fragmented notice mentions a barber shop for sale in Batavia and a 7 acre farm with a 7 room house. Names Henry C Speidel and Batavia appear with references to old real estate and fixtures.
Funeral services for Sarah Jane Van Pelt, longtime Amelia resident, reflect a life of quiet usefulness and community service. Born October 6, 1824 in Philadelphia, she lived in Ohio from age ten, endured loss, remarried to Aaron B Cleveland, and became a beloved figure in Amelia’s church groups and veteran organizations.
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