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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1956

Page

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Psychologist Needed in Schools, Attorney Claims during Loveland PTA

Charles W. Jackson, attorney and former social worker with delinquents, urged Loveland High School listeners that Clermont County needs a school psychologist. He argued nine in ten delinquents showed social adjustment troubles before age 11 and that teachers lack time and training to help. Jackson, a candidate for the State Legislature, noted prevention saves tax money and aids troubled children.

Loveland Clermont County Charles W. Jackson Teap Loveland Pta Jackson

Brown Countian Named Felicity School Principal

Mrs. Adaline G. Smith, longtime Brown County and Georgetown teacher, is appointed principal of Felicity Elementary for the 1956 57 term. Superintendent David J. Frey announced the move. Smith has 22 years teaching experience in Ripley Higginsport Georgetown and the county system and is a former Brown County Teachers Association president.

Felicity Adaline G. Smith Georgetown Brown County David J. Frey

Joint GOP Meet Planned By Clubs

Williamsburg Republican Club president Tom Duckworth announced a joint meeting with the Clermont County Republican Club at the school cafeteria at 8:00 p.m. Thursday in April. All Republican candidates for county offices were invited and refreshments will be served.

Williamsburg Tom Duckworth Republican Club Clermont County Republican Club Duckworth

Twenty-Two Candidates Attend Civic Club Meeting

Mrs. William Marshall announced that 22 candidates for state and county offices accepted the Pierce Civic Club invitation for a Monday night meeting. The regular session was omitted to allow introductions. Residents were urged to return zoning letters to the zoning board for plan completion. May 21 was set for the next meeting.

Locust Corner William Marshall Pierce Civic Club Marshall

Graveyard Junk Yard Idea Abandoned Near Summerside

Red Fuller former county deputy and ex race boat operator called off plans to run a junk yard for old autos near Summerside Mt Carmel after surveying the area and noting fine homes and invested money. He said he did not want to hurt the feelings of friendly neighbors and heard no complaints.

Summerside Red Fuller Mt. Carmel Fuller

Parker Named Assistant Chief of Police in Loveland

Bud Parker named assistant chief of police succeeding Robert Tucker who resigned. John Fritz, the chief, announced Parker as a lifelong Loveland resident who previously served as deputy marshal under his father the late John Parker.

Judge Warns Youths as County Curbs Speeding

Juvenile Judge Orville Halbisch plans to curb youthful speeding in Clermont County. Six youths lost driving rights and received stern warnings to slow down. Two Bethel youths and three from Williamsburg were charged with speeding and had licenses suspended six months. A 17 year old Batavia youth faced a one year suspension and a DWI charge was noted.

Orville Halbisch Clermont County Bethel Williamsburg Batavia G. C. Fisher Halbisch

Man Hurt After Car Losses Control Not Far From Here

Casper H. Martin of Lockland was injured late Monday when he lost control of his car and hit a culvert west of New Richmond. He was taken to Our Lady of Mercy Hospital in Mariemont by the Lew White ambulance with cuts and bruises treated.

New Richmond Casper H. Martin Lockland Here Martin Our Lady of Mercy

Courier Day At Coney Sets Mother's Day program

Courier Day at Coney Island on Sunday May 13 offers free admission with coupons for group bargains on rides games and fireworks over Lake Como. Ralph Marterie concert Moonlite Gardens and dining options available with picnic facilities near the Ohio River and parking.

Clermont Coney Island Coney’s Lake Como Courier Day Ralph Marterie Moonlite Gardens Ohio River Coney

North Union Township Volunteer Fire Department receives charter

Chief Francis Wolfangel of the Anderson Township Fire Department presented the charter to Chief Ray Riggs and Assistant Chief Russ Epeards for the new North Union Township unit. Wolfangel also awarded 27 diplomas to firemen who completed his course as a new truck stands by in the background.

North Union Township Francis Wolfangel Anderson Township Fire Department Ray Riggs Russ Epeards Wolfangel Russell Shinkle

Milford entry assures eight team Clermont County League

Milford Athletic Club sponsors a baseball team in the Clermont County League joining Amelia Batavia Owensville Bethel Williamsburg Mt. Carmel and Loveland as the eight teams. Stanley Anstaett president said a schedule would be prepared this week and published next week. Opening day of the 1956 season is Sunday April 29.

Milford Athletic Club Clermont County Baseball League Milford Amelia Batavia

130 4-H Officers Given Training

Over 130 4 H club officers and advisors attended the annual training conference at Batavia high school on April 7. Sessions covered officer duties with leaders from Bethel Williamsburg Clermont Sun and county agents guiding presidents secretaries reporters and recreation leaders.

Batavia High School

Colonel Resigns to Run for Legion Commander Post

New Richmond Edward Best is named to the village council succeeding Charles Colonel. The Colonel resigned to become a candidate for second vice commander of the Fourth District American Legion. Public rolls show district positions changing hands.

New Richmond Edward Bess Charles Colonel American Legion

Trustees Consider Private Building Investment Watch

Local trustees discussed purchasing the Schney Distributing Co. property as an investment and potential site for a future fire department. They also reported on expanding the Locust Corner cemetery, a one mile private road petition, and ongoing three way fire protection with Williamsville BMOP and New Richmond.

Schney Distributing Co Withamsville Fire Department Pierce Township Williamsville BMOP New Richmond Frank Cann Earle B. Kincaid

Arab To Speak At WSCS Event

GOSHEN The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church will sponsor a family night on Thursday April 26 at 6 30 p m The meeting stems from the study topic To Unite Our Efforts for Lasting Peace led by Mrs Ralph Hawkins Fouad Hallaby an Arab who has lived in this country five years will speak He is a member of the Lege Hill Presbyterian church and a sophomore in the College of Medicine of the University of Cincinnati The meeting opens with a covered dish supper featuring foods from other parts of the world

Goshen Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church Ralph Hawkins Fouad Hallaby Lege Hill Presbyterian College of Medicine University of Cincinnati

Indictments Split Among Two Bethel Brothers

Clermont County grand jury returned four counts against Glenn Simpson 22 and Herbert 20 of Bethel for breaking and entering a dwelling assault with intent to kill and other charges. They are jailed on 15000 bond after February attack on Dora Abbott. Jury urged creation of separate juvenile detention facilities.

Glenn Simpson Herbert Bethel Clermont County Dora Abbott Simpsons Miss Abbott Bethel School Brown County Hospital Vernon E. Kline Duke Galloway Amelia Elmer Elder Batavia Morris C. Boothby Bellevue Frank Leo Meisman Dail S. Burkinshaw Cincinnati Wiliam Myers Branch Hill Charles T. Durbin Emmett Baklard William Pence

Body Found in River Establishes Identity

The body of Seymour Crowder, 42, was found in the Ohio River at New Richland. John Platt, 16, first spotted the body and notified Robert Bodkin, insurance agent, who alerted Police Chief Charles Spaulding. Crowder, single, lived with sister Elva Turner. Brother-in-law Joseph Gorham said Crowder had been missing about three weeks. Dr. Harry Breuer, acting coroner, conducted a preliminary examination before autopsy at Cincinnati General Hospital.

New Richmond Seymour Crowder Ohio River John Platt Robert Bodkin Western & Southern Life Insurance Charles Spaulding Crowder Elva Turner Travis Turner Moscow Joseph Gorham Harry Breuer Cincinnati General Hospital

Wonderland's Bear Gift Arrives for Wonderland Park

Jim Conley plans to travel to Saginaw Michigan this week to collect a 350 pound bear donated by Garry Moore on his TV program. The bear is part of a nationwide gift to six parks, with Wonderland Park near Owensville set to open May 19. The park will be run by the Conley circus family on State Route 276, one mile from Owensville.

Owensville Jim Conley Saginaw Mich Wonderland Park Garry Moore Wonderland Moore Conley Circus

Country Auction at St Bernadette School Ground

A country auction will be held at the St Bernadette school ground in Amelia on April 21 at 11 am to benefit the St Bernadette school building fund.

St. Bernadette School Amelia

GOP Rally Set in Batavia Ahead of Primary

Clermont County Republicans plan a pre primary rally at the Frank Weaver home east of Batavia on Rt 74 at 7 30 p m Thursday May 2. State and county candidates will attend and sandwiches and coffee will be served. James W Walker Batavia Class Basketball team manager announced the appointment of Roger Dorsey as home umpire for all C games.

Clermont County Frank Weaver Batavia James W. Walker Roger Dorsey Robert Dorsey

Judges Invited To Press Panel In Southwestern Ohio

Clermont County judges Harry Britton and Orville Halbisch are invited to join jurists from Adams Brown Clinton Highland counties for a Southwestern Ohio Press panel at the DX Ranch on June 15. The discussion will cover public interest topics including courtroom photography and whether juvenile offenders should have their names published. The invitation was approved by the Southwestern Ohio Press Club at its Brown County meeting. George Bidinger of The Cincinnati Post spoke.

Clermont County Harry Britton Common Pleas Court Orville Halbisch Probate Newt Southwestern Ohio Press Common Pleasurists Clermont Adams Brown Clintom Highland Counties Southwestern Ohio Press Club O8 Club Brown County George Bidinger Cincinnati Post

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