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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
8
Residents report illnesses and hospitalities across Batavia and nearby towns. Families from Norwood Cincinnati Gallipolis and Amelia host relatives and friends while local clubs and businesses announce events and real estate activity.
Marshall Roudebush and family from Owensville and Lowell Roudebush of Nicholsville visit here with relatives. Joseph Weaver, ex-resident of 8 io township, died in Batavia October 4 at age 65. remains go to New Richmond for burial. Concrete stack at Batavia power house progressing. tile demand high for Clermont tile Company. Chamberlains Cough Remedy touted. examiners Doylene Hae and team completed county accounting review. J Y H Barr building concrete water tower near Waverly and expects completion before bad weather.
William Griffis attended Mrs. Acra's funeral and stayed with his parents. Joseph I. Kidd won a cement steps contract at Water Street and Broadway. Batavia Council discussed two Sixth Street crossings for a Catholic congregation. Local notices mention church events, birthdays, tavern gossip, and medical ads.
Readers of the Eastern Star Lodge near this district will attend the Grand Waces event in Bee Stars. Mrs. Camp Bed and other members from George Town and Williamsburg are listed among the delegates.
An old advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve for wounds burns corns and eczema claiming it outperforms all others at 25c with druggists. A social at the Armory Friday night drew a crowd and entertainment by the matrimonial bureau faced many applications though the $1 matches proved a flop under Miss Kate Hamilton's management for Rebekah relief.
The first bi monthly Cler mont County Teachers Institute gathering will convene at Batavia Town Hall next Saturday October 15 inviting all attendees. The program lists music and talks by local figures including W Jones and Roudebush with brief notes on topics and experiences.
Harry Jordan and Jessie Pearree were married at the bride’s home near Clover church in Tate township last Wednesday at 8 o’clock by Rev. A. A. Sean. A supper followed and relatives and friends offered best wishes to the couple.
A health notice describes Dr Wrights Rapid Relief as essential for workers to treat flesh wounds quickly to avert swelling, pus, and lockjaw, saving time and money. It claims broader uses for diphtheria, croup, sore throat, nasal catarrh, and colic, with a 25 cent trial and a money back guarantee from The Wright Rapid Relief Co.
Probate court entries list marriage licenses for H F Jordan and Jessie Pearce. Nicholas Johnston and Mabel White. Clarence Reinhardt and Myrtle Laycock. Frank Smith and Natalia Sprague. Guardians appointed for Vera Runyan and siblings. Wills of George McClelland, John Hommeyer, and John Jarman summarized with heirs and executors. Also note hoarseness warning for croup in children with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy endorsement.
The Clermont county Board of Equalization will hear complaints on real estate valuations at various town halls from October 14 to October 31. Residents should appear to state grievances and offer suggestions for equalization. J. L. Larkin, Auditor and Clerk.
Resident dentist J Wernopss will visit opposite M EB church Batavia Ohio. He will be at Miller House Boston on first Wednesday and Thursday, and at Dr Fomorin's Marthen on third Wednesday and Thursday each month. Bell and Oiti sense phones.
Leathers for men boys women misses and infants with new high top school shoes available at H. B. Glancy & Co Batavia offering a broad range of sizes and styles for fall and winter wear.
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