Clermont County Notes and Local Personalities in Brief
Clermont County residents see a flurry of greetings travels and events. Miss Alice Speidel visits with Miss Ann Parrott while Eli Speidel returns from Michigan. the chautauqua closes with uneven receipts. Miss Shirley Griffith resigns Batavia teaching post for Ashville North Carolina. a stroke affects Batavia’s Mrs. John Young. Tom Dustin and family visit Dayton. a big September 17 church event is planned by Old Bethel L O.
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Shirley Griffith
Batavia
Ashville
North Carolina
John Young
James Tate
Old Bethel Methodist L. O
C.N. Fisher
Civil War Veterans Plan Milford Reunion September 2
The Civil War Veterans hold their annual reunion at Milford on September 2 with ex-Department Commander Chas W Blodgett and comrade E Burdsall as speakers. Other exercises follow. The Relief Corps prepares dinner. BO. Courtland Smith, president.
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Milford
Chas. W. Blodgett
E. Burdsall
Relief Corps
Courtland Smith
Lena Tatman Dies After 16 Years of Suffering at Home
Lena Tatman born September 14 1874 died August 16 1922 near age 48. Oldest of four children of Wm and Alice Taylor Tatman she cared for the household after her mother’s death and endured long illness with cheerful faith. She joined the Presbyterian church at Monroe at about age 16 and remained a faithful member.
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Lena
Lena Tatman
Alice Taylor Tatman
Presbyterian Church
Monroe
Gilchrist
Loveland Justice Busily Handles Liquor Offenders
Justice Miller's Loveland court dealt with illegal liquor dealers brought by constables and marshall from Cincinnati and Hamilton County rural districts. Of 12 cases, $6,900 in fines were assessed, most paid. some jailed for non payment, others reduced to allow payment. Loveland's treasury is filling fast.
County Young People Conference Invites All
Get up early Friday morning and arrive in Felicity for the first session. The event begins September 8 at 10 a.m. and runs through September 9 for two days of inspiration and a happy time together.
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County Young People’s Conference
Felicity
Young Farmer Edward King Dies Near Nicholasville
Edward King died at his home near Nicholasville on Monday after months of illness. He leaves a widow and three children and was the brother of Hugh J. King and Mrs. W. B. Lakemire. Funeral from the residence at 1 p m Wednesday with Bata via Masonic lodge in charge. Also noted Joe Cramer aged 74 died in Batavia Monday morning and was buried Tuesday at Edenton.
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Edward King
Nicholasville
Hugh J. King
W. BR. Lakemire
Batavia
Joe Cramer
Edenton
State Fair Club Girls and Boys Present Record Show
At the Ohio State Fair the junior club displays grew markedly with nearly 100 more livestock entries. Girls showcase food and clothing work, with 47 food team demonstrations and 86 clothing exhibits, plus a new meal planning poster contest.
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Ohio
Treasury Robbed in Waverly Ohio County Office
Inez Slavens daughter of County Treasurer Jacob Slavens found the county strong box empty in the Treasurer’s office on Monday morning. About $2000 was missing after a Saturday close of business. A soap bar and bottle of liquid treater were left on the table with no sign of forced entry. Sheriff McClay secured the scene and a penitentiary fingerprint expert was called to dust for prints. Treasurer Slavens was away recovering from lumbago.
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Waverly
Ohio
Nho County
Inez Slavens
Jacob C. Slaviones
A. McClay
Slavens
Judge Wm A Joseph Assigned to Cleveland Again
Chief Justice Marshall assigns Judge Wm A Joseph to Cleveland for three weeks starting October 2 to hold court as part of Ohio Supreme Court duties.
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Joseph
Cleveland
Wm. A. Joseph
Marshall
Supreme Court of Ohio
Batavia News Blueprints and Auction Item Highlights
Regular meeting of Batavia Easter Star Chapter set for Monday September 11 with urging members to attend. Dairymen at Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station report corn silage best when ears are past milky stage and kernels dented. ripe corn loses food value and is too dry for silage. Health officials gather in Columbus to study Ohio Health Organization and confer with State Department of Health. Dr Ireton attends September 5 6 7 8 convention. Batavia Masonic lodge to perform Entered Apprentice work Saturday night. full attendance urged. Lara Cooper Fleming to auction Royal Player Piano and household items at 1 pm September 9 at Hopkins Avenue Amelia Ohio. Frank Rust, auctioneer. Royal Player Piano, dining set, China cabinet, rugs, lawn mower, Ford touring car listed. terms announced sale day.
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Batavia
Easter Star Chapter
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
United States
Columbus
Ohio System of Health Organization
State Department of Health
Ireton
Clermont County
Lara Cooper Fleming
Hopkins Avenue
Amelia
Royal Player
Frank Rust
Big hawk killed near Manchester Ohio by farmer
Wm Lowe of the Frances Parks farm north of Manchester killed a large chicken hawk last Friday. The bird measured 5 feet 4 inches wingspan and 2 feet 10 inches from tail to beak, the largest hawk killed in the area for years. It was shot while carrying away a hen turkey owned by Grant Wilson of an adjoining farm.
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Manchester
Ohio
Wm Lowe
Frances Parks
Lowe
Grant Wilson
Bees Protected From European Imports Under House Bill
A new congressional bill aims to bar importation of adult honey bees to shield U S beekeeping from the Isle of Wight disease spreading in Europe. The measure cites the global bee plague as the rationale for protection despite trade concerns.
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Europe
Congress
Isle of Wight
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Clermont Courier
Ohto
Jourier and Com. Tribune
Courier
Cincinnati
Sourier
Cincinnati Times Star
Wilma Brown
Randall Walker
Aonce
Alice Speidel
Ann Parrott
Eli Speidel
Michigan
Gertrude Wilson
Fred Sutton
Indianapolis
Aletha Smith
Peroria
Illinois
Jennie Titus
Gordon Barker
Akron
J. B. Miller
D. B. Bradley
G. L. Mead
Sheridan South
Middletown
M. F. South
Mis
Mary Cowen
Washington D. C
Jennie Penn
Ella Lane
Utto Wilke
Milwaukee
J. R. Woodlief
Mineral Springs
B. BR. Justice
Philadelphia
Ralph McAfee
Annapolis
Allen
Nichols
Georgetown
Harold
Salem
Indiana
Philip Emery
Lebanon
William Worke
Mr Emery
Walter Hulick
San Diego
California
Oliver Hulick
Senator Roudebush
Fred Edgington
Chile
Rulpo Ful
Ed Miller
Abert Mosbacker
Williamsburg
Oliver Tatman
Chillicothe
Anna Tatman
Balt Air Tast
Mary Hatfield
Clarence Hall
Nicholeville
Rees Groves
Hoping
North Dakota
Nita Scudder
Nona May
Oxford
Wall Groves
Albert Stricker
W.T. Kain
Dayton
Mre
Eliza Kain
James York
Orion Lakemire
Tom Dustin
Mrs. Lakemire
Morris
Fletcher
Castoria
William Jor
Tuawal
Emmett Flynn
Bernard Ainville
Garnett
Flynn
Loveland
Treasury
Masonic Lodge
Big Hawk
Bate Orien
William Fox
Per Farnum
Ruth Comfort
Mary Murillo
Harry Millarde
Cincinnati, O
E. G. King
Ruiybys
Jne
Ray Aien
Orner
New Richmond
Ford ‘Kelly
Walker
Wil Williamsburg
Geo. Schwab
Downatari
Rs Jebman
Sam
Folke
Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Hee
C. W. Wallace
Price Reasonable Office
Robert Ellis Livery and Sales Stable
Denistry
Williamsburg O
H. Stirling Moore
Bell Proness
Janly
W. W. Becker O. D
Odd Fellows’ Temple Cincinnati
Glen Rose
Reno
W. Sprague
Eta
Tche
Batavia Building & Loan Co
Norman L. Syrem
Woodlief Law Building
Bata~ta
Poland
Watkins
Fee Naylor
Mainet
Court House
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