Batavia Notes and Local Notices from Clermont Courier
The Batavia paper reports social visits from Mrs. Jennie Titus and guests from Chillicothe Columbus Cincinnati and Amelia. Oysters advertised at K Hoerner's opposite the Traction depot. Col H C Schroppe visits family. Mrs Edith May buys a Wood street residence. Madison Institute seeks Virginia Leete. Dean's Regulats promoted for liver and digestion. C J Cretors orders piano. local dealers report strong fall trade.
West and Turner Married in Batavia Parsonage
Clifford G. West of Indianapolis and Miss Lena Turner of Laurel wed at the M E parsonage in Batavia with Rev E Burdsall on October 15. J ames Barr returns from Martinsville after rheumatism treatment and loss of weight. State Game Warden released minnows in East Fork for sport. Chamberlains Tablets aid stomach disorders and headaches. Ralley Day set for next Sunday at the German U B church with Sunday school at 9 15 a m and invitation to former scholars and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford G. West
Indianapolis
Ind
Lena Turner
Laurel
E. Burdsall
M. E. Parsonage
Batavia
East Fork
U. B
Keziah Coffin serial begins in local paper
A printed notice highlights Yankee humor and pathos in a new serial "Keziah Coffin" by Joseph C. Lincoln, running in weekly installments. It notes the opening chapter appears in the issue and urges reader participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keziah Coffin
Joseph C. Lincoln
Pleasant social, moving notices, and political endorsements
The column lists residents moving to new properties including Baldwin to Jones property, Bicking, Ft. Thomas, Bunn, Dayton, Haney cottage, Rus sellville, and the Smiths from the brick company. It also details Master James Brown’s 7th birthday party with many attendees and a lunch. Political notices urge voting for Chris Ernst and David R. Irwin for county commissioner citing qualifications and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schobert
Baldwin
Jones
Joe Smith
Bicking
Mr. Smith
The
Brick Company
Ft. Thomas
Ed Long
Bunn
George Jones
Frank Livengood
Dayton
Clarence Curliss
Haney Cottage
Gail Anderson
Russellville
James Brown
Dan Altman
Russell Speidel
Leo Collier
Robert Breeding
Thomas Duckwall
Robert
Richard Dial
Mary Jamieson
Rebecca
Francis
Mabel Jones
Helen Heinrici
Virginia Gelvin
Amy Davis
Virginia Speidel
Carrie Riley Louise Ely
Ann Parrott
Mary Breeding
Jonnie Weaver
U B Church Buys Shaker Lands Near Lebanon
The U B Church of Dayton has purchased Shaker lands near Lebanon for 825000 and other considerations. The property will be used for orphanages old people homes and other benevolent purposes. The additional consideration is understood to cover care of Society members for life. The land is described as Warren county’s most productive and worth the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Church
Dayton
Lebanon
U. B. Organization
Warren County
Third annual K P Lodge county convention in Williamsburg
The third annual county convention of the K of P lodges from Milford Felicity Bethel Bantam New Richmond Moscow and Williamsburg will meet in Williamsburg next month. Last convention in Bethel was well attended and profitable. Arrangements are under way for entertaining visitors with grand officers expected and speeches planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Felicity
Bethel
Bantam
New Richmond
Moscow
Williamsburg
He Heals Deaf Man and Seeks Faith in God
A gospel lesson describes Jesus privately healing a deaf man with his ears and tongue, illustrating faith and compassion. It notes Jesus sighing with compassion, links miracles to his mission, and cites the feeding of four thousand as further proof of divine power. Dr. A D Spence, Republican candidate for Coroner, Neville, speaks of his medical career and readiness to serve. C L Bavis, Republican State Senator candidate, is praised for readiness and broad acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Irwin
Pikes
Felicity
Irwin
Foday
Jesus
Calvary
Matthew
A. D. Spence
Neville
Washington Township
Wayne To
Ohio Wesleyan University
Miami Medical College
Spence
C. L. Bavis
Mr. B
Election hours changed by attorney general ruling
Under a ruling by Attorney General Hogan polls open at 5 30 a m and close at 6 p m on election day as before. Secretary Graves orders election officials to follow this ruling. Also an ad for Burdock Blood Bitters promotes health and notes no hunting on farms of Mike Hodge and Bata via to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan
Graves
Mike Hodge
Batavia
Adv
Messiah's Kingdom and the Coming Kingdom Hope
A religious notice proclaims the glorious day of divine favor near, detailing the sun of righteousness bringing healing after a long night of sin and suffering. It invites readers to send thirty-five cents to the Helping Hand for Bible Students for a tract titled Thy Kingdom Come from the Bible and Tract Society in Brooklyn, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messiah
Bible and Tract Society
Hicks Street
Brooklyn, N. Y
Marion Shoes and Dry Goods Offer Winter Footwear
A local ad promotes Marion Shoes with a year’s wear for a $3 shoe and a guarantee. It also highlights Buster Brown Blue Ribbon Shoes for children, felt boots, rubber footwear, and a full range of dry goods, hats, and clothing offered at low prices. Call to get fitted for winter.
Cler mont Courier Owners Listed in 1912 Ohio Notice
A 1912 public notice lists stock owners of the Cler mont Courier weekly at Batavia Ohio and nearby towns. Names include J nat Walimgsburg C C Kearns Y R Hicks Fite tch Elmer Ely George Printy L W Hitch A Brown J Werner and others. Notary Sworn on 5th day of new. commission expires 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Bate Nag
Ohio
Aul
Edditor
Ash
Batavia
Bantam
Treton
Marathon
Hae A Howe
Bty
P. M. Offutt
Hamlet
Kirky Kennedy
Oak Street
Sojambas
John Ayer
Forestville
Heremiah
Tabasco
H. Eve
Miamiville
George Printy
Relicity
E.S. Rush
JanHors Woanitee Frank
A. Brown
Oliver Julie J.J. Werner
G. W. Hulick
Mrs. Thas
Ieee
J.F. Isi
B .Fychell
Hep Seyler
H. B xcDonald, Bishop, Ze C. “Dietz, P Wit: Rapp
Wbietavia
Rane A
Dwin G. Big
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Chillicothe
M. B. Parsonage
Mrs. Clinton
Columbus
Judge Breeding
Charles Nash
Amelia
A. ©. Nash
Jacob Lange
Cincinnati
Gus Hulick
Callie Hill
Ed Ross
Brazier
A. T. Johnson
Family
Harley Bennett
Mt. Washington
Hiram Cade
Anna Maher
Lancaster
Harry Stouder
O. Weaver
K. Hoerner
Traction Depot
J. R. Woodlief
Mineral Springs
Virginia Frances Leete
Richmond
Kentucky
Madison Institute
Col
H. C. Schroppe
Lawrence Iron Co
Ironton
Edith May
Frank Davis Jr
Wood Street
Dean
Grace Krantz
O. 8
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Xenia
C.J. Cretors
Middletown
Hulick & Bro
Castoria
Bors
James Barr
Martinsville
Chamberlain
Fletcher
David Wyatt
Elizabeth
Fernbank
J. M. Reichel
George W. Spencer
Burdsall
Miss Walker
M. E
J. W. Copeland
L. C. Dietz
Mobells
Edmund Stephens
Edmund
Chris Ernst
Miami
Hallowe’en
Scott's Drug Store
Parker Lucky Curve
Bechtol’s
Harry Jennings
Brasier Station
O.G
Joan
O. O. Krarng
Mer
Smyth Bros
Bell Telephone Co
Marion
MO. B. Miller
Court House
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Cates
Mary M. Schwab
Llie Ee Holter
T. P. Breeding
W. A. Josepr
Edwin C. Ely
W BR. Walker
Batavia Building + Loan Company
Janfits
Chi
Bagby
T. Davis
John Morris
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