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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1939

Page

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Clermont County Grand Jury Returns Ten True Bills

The Clermont County Grand Jury met over two days and returned ten true bills with no indictments ignored. Names include Morris Silverman and James Lockwood for non-support of children, Asa Williams, James Hook, M. S. Eubanks, J. E. Jones for various offenses, Harold Applegate and Harold Hodges for driving offenses, and Hester Taylor for assault with intent to kill. The group urged funding for non support case handling and a county department within the court system. Arraignments set/remands noted for Hodges, Applegate, Hook, Lockwood, Jones, Taylor, Williams. George Pownall to be arraigned May 1 on potential second-degree murder trial.

Clermnt County Harold Hodges Hester Taylor Chas. G. White Court of Common Pleas Frank A. Roberts Humane Society Clermont County Common Pleas Juvenile Court Carrie Tristler Clifford Thomas Goebel Ellis Clara Malott Sherman Bobo Pearl Trent Mabel Caldwell S. E. Willett Ida Pringle Kathryn Fischbach Emma Rhode Gertrude Dewdney Pearl Binning Paul McAfee John McKeever Goebel Ellis Harold Applegate James Hook James Lockwood J. E. Jones Asa Williams George Pownall Lima State Hospital

Batavia Students Visit Washington During Cherry Blossom Tour

A large group of Batavia school pupils toured Washington D C during Cherry Blossom time. They traveled mainly by school bus and train, leaving Friday April 14 and returning Sunday. Participants include Evelyn Andres Jack Andres Mt Cavmel Ruby Brothers Lillian Colburn Eleanor Dominy Charlotte Himes Alpha Iles Dick Jamieson Cora Jacobs Peggy Jones Lyndal Hughes Betty Shamp Robert Woods Miss Bacon Miss Manning Miss Knaues Williams burg Miss Rule Miss Callahan Mrs Brenemann Robert Brenemann Milford Wayne Vance Mulberry George Mendenhall Belleville Kan Mr Morrison.

Batavia School Washington D. C Evelyn Andres Jack Andres Mt. Cavmel Ruby Brothers Batavia Lillian Colburn Cincinnati Eleanor Dominy Charlotte Himes Alpha Iles Dick Jamieson Cora Jacobs Mt. Carmel Peggy Jones Lyndal Hughes Betty Shamp Robert Woods Miss Bacon Miss Manning Knaues Williamsburg Miss Rule Callahan Brenemann Robert Brenemann Milford Wayne Vance Mulberry George Mendenhall Belleville Kan Mr. Morrison

Teacher Injured in Falls Seeks Treatment

Miss Cecil Hulick of Batavia in Mt. Washington schools suffered a serious leg injury from a fall last Friday requiring stitches. She also has a dislocated shoulder from a recent Cincinnati fall and was taken to Christ Hospital Monday night by Moore’s ambulance for care.

Cecil Hulick Batavia Mt. Washington Cincinnati Christ Hospital Moore’s

Highest ranking pupils in Clermont County General Scholarship Tests

Frank B Hog gatt Goshen Clermont county Superintendent of Schools announced the top pupils from Batavia April 1. Notables include Mary Ellen Evans Owensville 220 Ralph Carmen Scott Bethel 218 Frances Louise Nobis New Richmond 213 Wayne Allen Schobert Owensville 207 John Francis Davis Owensville 199 Charles Oscar White Moscow 198. An Elimination Test for Clermont County Team to the District State Scholarship Test at Miami University May 6 had 205 participants April 14 with results to be announced later.

Batavia Frank B. Hoggatt Goshen Clermont County Mary Ellen Evans Owensville Ralph Carmen Scott Bethel Frances Louise Nobis New Richmond Wayne Allen Schobert John Francis Davis Charles Oscar White Moscow Miami University

Pomona Grange Holds Short Meeting in Bad Weather

Pomona Grange met in Moscow on Saturday with small attendance due to weather. A full business session and literary program were held. A committee was appointed to pursue county wide telephone service. Rural Go To Church Sunday is set for May 21 with Chaplain Geo Doss arranging. Memorial services are planned for June 11 at 8 pm in Batavia High School auditorium.

Pomona Grange Moscow Pomona Geo. Doss Newtonsville Batavia High School

Base Ball Clermont County League Meeting Planned

The Clermont County Baseball League meets next Friday April 21 at 7 30 pm in the Court House Conference Room Batavia to post 16 forfeit and prize money, adopt by laws, appoint a schedule committee, and set plans to open the league on April 30 or May 7.

Clermont County Baseball League Court House Batavia

Clermont County Fair Plans 91st Annual Event in Owensville

The Clermont County Agricultural Society outlines its 91st annual fair set for August 15 to 18 1939 in Owensville Ohio. Improvements include a larger grounds display box seats a first aid station and up to date facilities. Racing entries close the Friday before the fair and admission costs 25 cents with memberships at 1 50.

Clermont County Agricultural Society Owensville Ohio Allan B. Rapp Sam Ausman Manly Hill J. M. Hutchinson Blythe Jones Earl Kincaid P. K. Moore Roy Battles Bush Hazel Osborn Fred Yeomans Goshen Wm. Brothers Batavia Hoyt Ulrey Cliff White R. D. Knause Pierce Tp A. F. Kayser Henry Harlow Daniel Barron L. G. Davis H. C. Ireton F. W. Schobert J. L. Jordan L. B. Pollock J. Roy Fuhr Holden Few C. E.brannock

Clermont County Common Pleas Court Schedule

Cases set for next week in Clermont County Common Pleas Court include Morford vs Morford an uncontested divorce on Thursday April 20 Reichle vs Buckler a hearing on demurrer on Friday April 21 Tackett vs Francis a breech of contract on Monday April 24 and Jarman vs Henderson to disaffirm contract on Wednesday April 26.

Clermont County Common. Pleas Court Morford Walter Reichle Robert Buckler Demurrer E. A. Tackett John Francis Breech Dwight Jarman Maurice Henderson

Reds Open Week With Pirates Series At Crosley Field

Cincinnati Reds plan a stretch of games against the Pittsburgh Pirates at Crosley Field after an Chicago return and a Cincinnati off day. A first ladies day is set for Thursday April 27 against the Chicago Cubs, with 10 000 tickets sold in advance and fourteen ladies days scheduled this season. The Reds feature renowned leg speed after adding Bill Werber and are highlighted as an exciting NL crew with strong speed and power.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Reds Chicago Pittsburgh Pirates Crosley Field Reds St. Louis Chicago Cubs Anna Walkotte Norwood Schedul Redleg Bill Werber Straits Cigar

Reward Again awarded to Medina graduate William Hammerschmidt Jr

William Hammerschmidt Jr of Medina has won the Russell Sage Fellowship in philosophy for the third consecutive year. A Medina High School salutatorian in 1933, he earned a bachelor and a master of philosophy at Ohio State University and received the fellowship at Cornell for the first time in 1987. Mr Hammerschmidt is married to Dorothy Daugherty.

William Hammerschmidt, Jr Wm. Hammerschmidt Medina Medina High School Ohio State University Cornell Dorothy Daugherty

Farm Woman's Club Meeting At Lena Burdo Home

The Farm Woman's Club gathered April 18 at Lena Burdo's with 14 members and 2 guests. Activities included opening ode, roll call, a favorite pie, Easter poem by Ida White, readings by several members, a riddles contest won by Ida White, followed by luncheon and a close to meet May 4.

En Farm Woman’s Club Lena Burdo Ida White Florence Salter Edna Ballard Mantie Binkley Lena Budo Vera Buerkle Margaret Bushbacker

Ping Pong meets at Owensville High School Auditorium

Saturday afternoon feisty ping pong games drew small crowd as Felicity and Milford clubs competed. Milford topped boys singles and doubles while Felicity led in girls singles and placed second in boys and doubles events.

Owensville High School Felicity Milford Felicit

Clermont County Teachers Set Meeting at Milford April 26

The Clermont County Teachers Association will hold sessions April 26 at Milford School Auditorium with a 5 PM departmental program and a 6:30 banquet. About 150 Clermont teachers are expected. dinner costs 50 cents, reservations due April 22 to M H Burkholder. Frank Hoggatt is secretary. Carl Slye presides.

County Teachers’ Association Milford Clermont County Teachers ‘Association Frank B. Hoggatt Hools Gertrude Brown Anna Rogers James Allen Hugger Maurice Bagby W. J. TabscotteUside Detricus Reeceern J. A. Justin Reading Nellie Watkins H. N. Keistwell Ninth Street Baptist Church Cincinnati Elisha Kneisley Milford High School Clermont County M. H. Burkholder Carl Slye Amelia Frank Hoggatt Goshen

Deadline Set for Clermont Farmers on 1939 Plans

Conservation Committee announced May 1 as the final date for Clermont county farmers to complete and sign farm plans for the 1939 Agricultural Conservation Program. Chairman Edward C. Saxton said no inspections for payments will be made on farms that fail to sign by May 1 unless a landlord’s inspection letter is received. Completion of a farm plan or landlord indication will allow inspection for payments. those lacking a plan by May 1 will not receive payments.

Clermont County Agricultural Conservation Committee Clermont County Edward C. Saxton Saxton

New Redeemable Sales Tax Stamps Debut April 24

County Treasurer John Friend Jr announces replacement stamps go on sale Monday April 24 in the county treasurer’s office. Vendors should buy extra old stamps before April 22 and use them until April 29. any remaining old stamps may be returned to the State Tax Commission in Columbus for credit, not exchange. A Tax Commission rep will assist returns during the week of May 1, requiring the vendor’s yellow purchase order and last sales tax report. New stamps redeemable at $3 per $100 of face value.

John Friend State Tax Commission Columbus Credit Tax Commission

Cornerstone Laid for New Eight Room Glen Este School

Amid unsettled weather about 230 students and community members attended the cornerstone laying for the Glen Este-Mt Carmel 8 room school between Glen Este and Mt Carmel. Officials included A J Holly P K Moore and F B Hogatt with Batavia High School Band, PTA leaders, and local clergyman.

Glen Este-Mt. Carmel Parent-Teachers Association Batavia High School A. ©. Holly Board of Education Gladys Lewis Summerside M. E. Church Jacob Andres P. K. Moore Batavia Frank B. Hoggatt Glen Este Mt. Carmel C. W. McBride Willard Wisby Stanley Pattison Clermont Courier The Clermont Sun America

County roads damaged by heavy rainfall in Clermont county

County Engineer Carl H. Rush estimated damage to county roads at 35000 dollars from week of rain. Roads most affected include Miamiville Loveland, Milford Loveland, Elk Lick, and Bethel New Richmond long hill with washouts landslides and slips. East Fork area saw worst damage. state roads near Batavia closed briefly as water rose 18 inches. Cellars flooded in Batavia and Milford. sewers proved inadequate for the flood volume. No bridges or culverts washed out.

Clermont County Carl H. Rush Miamiville-Loveland Milford Loveland Elk Lick Road Elklick Bridge New Richmonds Bethel New Richmond Pike East Fork Miami Township Batavia Hamlet Stonelick Milford Sprague Main

Newtonsville P T A Officers Elected

The April Newtonsville P T A meeting elected officers: President Mrs Paul Spencer Vice President Don Rogers Secretary Lucile Ridings Treasurer Herbert McCormick Dr Carter county health doctor spoke on motion picture talkies and TB Prevention A committee was named to assist in the Pre School Child Health Round Up Examination May 12 Mesdames Prine Mabel Mel Cormick and Marie Meeks appointed.

Newtosville P. T. A Paul Spencer Don Rogers Lucile Ridings Herbert McCormick Carter Mesdames Prine Mabel MelCormick Marie Meeks

Judge William R. Walker Dead at 85 in Batavia

Judge William R. Walker, 85, longtime Batavia resident and Clermont County figure, died Wednesday night at his home after years of illness. Born 1853 in New Hope, he taught school, studied law, served as Probate Court member and sheriff, helped found Batavia M E Church, and organized local firms. Funeral services were held Saturday at Batavia M E Church with interment in Batavia cemetery.

William R. Walker Batavia North Market Street Walker New Hope Brown County James and Margy Dewdney Walker Kentucky William Dowdney Clermonts County Clermont County Edwards Buvinger Batavian Building & Loan Association Jones Heel Company Elizabeth A. E. Keen Cowington Chas. A. Bell Carmel Penn Walker Tifton

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Washington Fair Board Pirates Farm Woman’s Club H. N. Keistweil R. W. Thirey P. T. A. Batavia Band Newtonsville P. T. A Judge Walker Church Buseness
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