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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1912

Page

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Voters urged to change Clermont county administration

A Clermont County financial vigil calls for a change after alleged mismanagement by Democratic officials. It questions tax collections, saloon license funds, infirmary spending, road and bridge upkeep, and unpaid election workers while accusing the current administration of overdrawn funds and failed economy. The piece warns that bonds may finance future debt and urges voters to vote for new leaders on Election Day.

Ohio Clermont County Taxpayer Soldiers Relief Fund Palmer Monroe Vater Clermont Dow Liquor Jones Clermont Sun Sun Prince Albert

Hayride in the Country with Reynolds Home Guests

Members of T. C. Teal's Sunday-school class, all women, spent a pleasant day at the Reynolds home two miles above Batavia. The jolly group enjoyed lunch, hostess hospitality, games, and conversation, reporting a fine time.

Henry Reynolds Batavia T. C. Teal

Elmwood Surprise Honors Mrs. R. at Richard Chamberlain Home

The Elmwood crowd gathered at Richard Chamberlain’s Boston road home last Saturday to surprise Mrs. R. She received a warm welcome as duties were set aside for conversation and a noon dinner. Mr. and Mrs. C. plan to move to Silverton in the fall, much to friends’ regret.

Elmwood Richard Chamberlain Boston Road Silverton

Ladies of M E Guild of Bata Via Enjoy Floral Home Visit

The M E Guild members rode the trolley to Hahn's crossing last Wednesday then walked to the Floral Home of Mr and Mrs Heidlebaugh for a pleasant afternoon. The society holds monthly church dinners enjoyed by families and members support church work through various branches.

M. E. Guild of Batavia Hahn's

Moscow Republicans form club to back ticket

Active Moscow Republican workers established the Moscow Republican Club to promote Republican values at municipal county state and national levels. Officers include M. W. Cox president D. B. Moreton vice president Howard B. Glazer secretary and Julius Shelley treasurer. Charter members pledge support for Republican candidates in the upcoming election.

Republican Workers of Moscow Moscow Republican Club Republican Party Ohio State League of Republican Clubs National Republican League M. W. Cox D. B. Moreton Howard B. Glazer Julius Shelley Howard B. Glaser T. J. Metz C. E. Cushard John A. Forsythe Henry Wenzel J. W. Miller Wm. M. Cox John Shawhan W. R. Fee P. M. Glaser M.W. Cox Wm. M. Fee W. K. Cushard J. F. Duvall Frank Denkinger

Preserve Prosperity with the Straight Republican Ticket

A political appeal urges farmers to vote straight Republican tickets recalling past tariff and labor times. The speaker argues Democratic policies caused farm price declines and unemployment while Republican rule brought prosperity and higher prices for crops and wages.

Opportunity Missed by Batavia for Midnight Sun Lecture

The town hall lecture by Lowell Roudebush on The Land of the Midnight Sun drew praise as one of the finest Batavia audiences. He described Alaska life, six months of day and night, harsh conditions, shipwrecks, and Robinson Crusoe like peril. Roudebush earns up to 500 a week delivering lectures and will tour Kentucky and New York for institute work.

Saturda Lowell Roudebush O. E Batavia Alaska Mr. R Kentucky New York Farmers Institute Ohio

Young for Common Pleas Judge in Clermont Brown counties

C E Young a Republican candidate for Common Pleas Judge in Clermont and Brown counties is profiled. Born in Franklin township Clermont county he trained in Brown county and at National Normal University Lebanon. Admitted to practice in 1844 and long active in Georgetown legal matters he is praised for legal knowledge and administration. Voters urged to place an X on Judicial Ballot. A testimonial for Chamberlains Cough Remedy notes a boy's cold improved after use and costs avoided.

Common Pleas Clermont Brown Counties Franklin Township Clermont County Ohio Jennings Brothers Brown County National Normal University of Lebanon Supreme Court of Ohio United States Circuit and District Courts United States Circuit Court of Appeals Georgetown Young

Six on One Ballot Rotation and Voting Instructions

Voter guidance explains a ballot with six tickets Democratic Republican Socialist Prohibition Socialist Labor and Progressive. It describes emblem marks for the first three tickets and how to vote straight or mixed tickets by placing X marks in circles and in front of chosen names, advising to always mark the circle first.

Bethel Lecture Dates and rescheduled Singers appearances

The Southland Singers who were to appear at Bethel on October 7 will now appear January 27. Syles ter Long, who was to appear January 8, will be at Opera House Bethel next Friday night October 18. Tickets available at Scott's.

Southland Bethel Sylester Long Opera House Scott's

Spaulding boys defeat Williamsburg in county game

Last Saturday at Williamsburg the Spaulding team of Batavia, with Lemon Larkin, Will Smyth and Allen Roudebush, beat Williamsburg’s all home nine, 12 to 4. The Burg team, unique for home players, earns county pride as local talent boosts attendance.

Williamsburg Spaulding Batavia Lemon Larkin Will Smyth Allen Roudebush Burg

Woman's Club Meeting Planned at Mrs Titus Home

The Woman's Club gathers Saturday October 19 at 2 30 p m at Mrs Jennie Titus residence. Program features The Merchant of Venice with line excerpts Introduction to the play Story of the play by Mrs Werrer Mrs Rawson Shylock on the Stage Music and Portia sketches by Mrs Aultman Hosa iog AS I scene II readings Nerissa by Mrs Speidel and Mrs Lavendar reading Act 1 Scene III.

Woman's Club Jennie Titus Werrer Rawson Shylock Portia Aultman Hosa Speidel Nerissa Lavendar

Fifty Year Milestone for Wilh ameville Couple

Mr and Mrs Evan Hughes of Wilhametown celebrate their golden wedding on October 9 with a large family gathering. The home is adorned with autumn foliage and green bower, 43 guests seated, six children born four living. Rev Bagby from Casstown presented tokens including a purse of gold. Names of guests omitted for space.

Evan Hughes Wilhameville Bagby Casstown

Williamsburg Birthday Club Honors Four Ladies

The birthday club of Williamsburg celebrated Mesdames Bishop Davidson Dennis and Frazier at Mrs. Clara Bishops home Tuesday night. About 25 ladies attended a delightful evening with a fine banquet and gifts for the four honorees.

Birthday Club Williamsburg Mesdames Bishop Davidson, Dennis and Frazier Clara Bishop

Jackson Township Sabbath School Rally at Greenberry Church

Seven Sabbath schools from Jackson township met for a rally at Greenberry church on Sunday afternoon October 18. Su perintendents led groups, with songs and a marching procession to the church to sing Marching to Zion. Speakers discussed International Association Work and Ohio State Sunday School Association goals and township unity.

Jackson Township Greenberry Zion J. C. Fuhr Internationa Association Clerke Ohio State Sunday School Association J. H. Holden County Association Phillip

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