Batavia Schools Fill All Faculty Positions for 1945
Batavia public schools announce full faculty staffing before August 1 1945 contracts. Two grade openings followed resignations of Mrs Forrest Ely and Mrs J A Carter. replacements include Mrs Carrie Utter and Miss Mary Ruley. High school hires: Music Mr Alfred A Rigner English Mr James C Austin Commercial Miss Peggy Sellers. Principal Parrott praises the strong pool of teachers and welcomes them to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Batavia Public Schools
Forrest E. Ely
F. E. Ely
Washington, D. C
J. A. Carter
Middletown
Carrie M. Utter
Owensville
Mary E. Ruley
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ruley
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Alfred A. Rigner
Muskingum College
Rigner
James C. Austin
Cleveland
Ohio
Western Reserve University
Austin
Peggy Sellers
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Miami University
Sellers
McConnell
Miss Sellers
Parrott
Two Hurt In Auto Crash Near Mt. Carmel
An accident on the Cincinnati Pike near Mt. Carmel injured two couples from Cincinnati. Fred Sebastian and Mrs. Caudill were fined for intoxication, while Mr. and Mrs. Turner were hospitalized. Turner filed a warrant against Sebastian. bond was posted and a Wednesday hearing set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Pike
Mt. Carmel
Cincinnati
J. J. Bass
Poplar Street
Lowell Turner
Eastern Avenue
Fred Sebastian
Caudill
Glen Este
Sebastian
Mrs. Caudill
John McKeever
Williamsburg
Turner
St. Mary Hospital
Batavia
Newtonsville Scouts Hold Three Day Camporal
Newtonsville Boy Scout Troops 486 and 468 ran a three day cam poral August 4 to 6 at Modest along Stonelick Creek. Scoutmaster Edwin Van Camp and Ralph Blair led with James Gerald as Assistant Scoutmaster. Gerald is an Eagle Scout with 45 merit badges. Four patrols and 24 boys attended. nine achieved first class swimming. Star Insignia awarded to Lee Miller for earning five merit badges beyond first class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtonsville
Modest
Stonelick Creek
Edwin van Camp
Ralph Blair
Mulberry
James Gerald
Gerald Just
Army
Paul Bryant
James Whillembarger
Charles Buchanan
Herman Swartz
Edward Kassner
Donald Watkins
Norbert Sheppard
Donald Gilkison
Leslie Fry
Lee Miller
Clermont County Forms Safety Council for Farm Accident Prevention
Clermont County agriculturists organize the County Safety Council with W E Stuckey of Ohio State University Extension directing. Dale K Bee is chairman and County Treasurer John P Friend secretary. The group will survey farm accidents, track fatalities, and display safety information at the fair and institutes. Monthly meetings are planned with two dates set August 24 and September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
W. E. Stuckey
Ohio State University Extension Service
Clermont County Safety Council
Dale K. Bee
Bethel
John P Friend
J. A. Ashton
David Fette
Soil Conservation
Howard Duvall
Farm Security
Carl Anstaett
Granges
Wallace Maw
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Fred Matthis
Farm Women's Clubs
John P. Friena
Farm Bureau
Farmers’ Institutes
Veterans Return and Service Notes From Batavia Area
Local men including Ralph Cooper, Pvt Russell Bosch, Pvt Roy Innis, and Pvt Vernon Staigle return on furloughs or report for duty after long overseas service in Europe and Asia. Other items highlight Hamilton County servicemen in the Pacific, Italian campaigns, and a London based track meet with unit representations.
Subsidies May Boost Number of Lambs Fed
Subsidy payments to lamb sellers will take effect August 5 and run through May 1, 1946. Ohio State University specialist Floyd DeLashmutt notes subsidies should encourage heavier feeding after a drop in operations, with rates rising for lambs 65 pounds and up and payments issued via county AAA offices on slaughter evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd DeLashmutt
Ohio State University
Ohio
DeLashmutt
Garrard-Lent Wedding in La Salle Illinois
Mrs. Frank Judd of Forest Ave Milford announces the marriage of PFC Sterling Davis Garrard to Miss Marjorie Roth Lent last Saturday at St Pauls Episcopal Church La Salle Illinois. The bridegroom's father Rev Wayne A Garrard read the ceremony. Garrard is set to graduate from the University of Illinois Medical School and receive a commission as First Lieutenant in the Army Medical Corps. He attended DePauw Thornton Junior College Blue Island High School Sewanee and the University of the South and Phi Beta Kappa. He belongs to ATO Pi Kappa Epsilon and AOA and will intern at St Luke's Hospital Chicago. His mother Elsie Davis was a former Batavia resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank.Judd
Forest Ave. Milford
Pfc
Sterling Davis Garrard
Marjorie Roth
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
la Salle Illinios
Wayne A. Garrard
Garrard
Wellesley College
Blue Island
Army Medical Corps
Pi Kappa Epsilon
AOA
St. Luke's Hospital, Chicago
Elsie Davis
Batavia
Plan to lift lamb production not immediate on shelves
The plan to boost lamb output will not instantly add meat to retail counters but is expected to affect supply as the feeding season advances.
Record Attendance Expected At Clermont County Fair
The Clermont County Fair Board expects one of the greatest attendance records as the fair opens at Owensville on Tuesday Aug 14. Features include a Horse Show and racing with top entries, plus participation from the Racing Ass'n within the Southwestern Fair Circuit drawing visitors from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Hamilton
Butler
Warren
Preble
Cincinnati
Owensville
Holy Trinity Church Summer Festival and Dinner
Holy Trinity Church in Batavia will host a chicken dinner and summer festival on Sunday August 12 on church grounds. The event features booths games and refreshments with dinner served from noon to 7:30. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Church
Batavia
Monterey Church of Christ Hosts Mrs Willis Hale Guest Speaker
The Monterey Church of Christ invites all to hear Mrs Willis Hale, missionary to the Philippines, speak Sunday evening August 12 at 8 o clock. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey Church
Milford Schools Have Three Teaching Vacancies
Milford Board of Education accepts the resignation of Frances S. Gatch who moves to Louisville. Jessie Davis resigns from a two year sixth grade contract. Ruth Hilliard granted a leave of absence due to ill health. New hires include Mrs. Arthur Daughters for grades 2 and 3, and Miss Helen Fry for girls physical education. Three vacancies remain: third grade sixth grade and high school English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Frances S. Gatch
Louisville
Gatch
Jessie Davis
Ruth Hilliard
Arthur Daughters
Milford
Helen Fry
Sterling
New Rich mond Vice Mayor Resigns in Ohio Village
George Wehmann vice mayor of New Richmond resigns citing conflicts with his Burns Feed Building Supply Co partnership. He also steps down from King Bros Bus Lines traffic manager role and leaves Kiwanis Club duties, ending years of service in the village and southern Ohio community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wehmann
New Richmond
Wehmann
Burns Feed & Building Supply Co
King Bros. Bus Lines
Cincinnati
Kiwanis
Loveland Breeder Wins National Dairy Honors
Loveland breeder L. W. Nesbit earns national honors as Belle Ollie Posch, a registered Holstein, ranks fourth among junior three year olds in the yearly division. The 1944 honor list notes her 480 pounds of butterfat and 151 pounds of milk from the advanced registry test, exceeding requirements by 66.6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Nesbit
Loveland
Belle Ollie Posch
Mother and Daughter Celebrate Birthday in Summerside
Mrs. A. H. Theis and daughter Mrs. Dorothy Irvin marked August 3 and 4 with a joint birthday party at the Theis home in Summerside. Guests from Norwood Kennedy Heights North College Hill Cheviot and Dayton Ohio joined in as refreshments and games followed gifts and cards for both celebrants. Sgt Lloyd Irvin recently returned from overseas duty in Australia and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Theis
Dorothy Irvin
Theis
Summerside
R. W. Beatty
Norwood
Theodore Bauer
Kennedy Heights
Charles Ault
North College Hill
Chris Mentz
Cheviot
Lloyd Irvin
Dayton
Ohio
Sgt
Irvin
Australia
Philippines
Smith Radio Shop Awarded Postwar Dealership In County
The Smith Radio Shop of Batavia opens daily due to rising business and will carry a full Philco and Emerson line as soon as stock allows. The shop, previously part time, holds an exclusive radio dealer franchise and plans to add electrical and household appliances after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Radio
Batavia
Philco
Emerson Radio
U S Artillery Bragg unit arrives at New Orleans from Charleston
The New Orleans Picayune notes that a company of U S Artillery under Lieut Bragg arrived in New Orleans from Charleston and would depart for Texas within a day or two. It also reports that about 450 men of the second regiment of dragoons will march from Fort Jessup to Corpus Christi by land once Texas Convention annexation is officially confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Department
Army
New Orleans Picayune
U. S. Artillery
Lieut. Bragg
Charleston
Texas
Fort Jessup
Corpus Christi
Death of Mrs T J Boyd In Loveland birth notices
The death of Mrs T J Boyd at age 77 or 78 is announced after months of illness despite tender nursing. Her life is described as one of good works and Christian example. In Loveland last week four births were recorded with a boy to Mrs Durzer Hibner and Lotz, and a girl to Mrs Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Boyd
Loveland
Corner Stone Laying At St Louis Church In Owensville
A large crowd gathered last Saturday for the corner stone ceremony of the St. Louis church in Owensville. The home team beat Fayetteville 6 to 4 in a well attended ball game. When finished the church will be among the finest in southern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
St. Louis
Fayetteville
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ralph Cooper
Milby Cooper
Pacific
Russell Bosch
Miami
Fla
Joseph Bosch
Pvt
Bosch
North Africa
Italy
Germany
Roy Innis
Cora. Davidson
Innis
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Vernon H. Staigle
Chas. Staigle
China
Signal Corps
India
Vera Osborne
Jackson, Tenn
Meredith White
Farragut
Idaho
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Corp
Louis Nicolaus, Jr
Nicolaus
Quartermaster Corps
Indiantown Gap
United States Army
London
Company Z
France
Belgium
England
James A. Howard
Amelia
Seine
Oise
Clifford J. Bachelier
Fifth Army
91St
Powder River
361St
Betty Bachelier
Japan
Marianas
Curtis E. LeMay
XXI Bomber Command
LeMay
Joseph C. Smith
Clarence E. Smith
Route 4
Charles R. Kibler
Elsie Archer
Mt. Crab
Robert L. Ingalls
Fred W. Ingalls
Jack Ireton
U. S. Medical Corps
Holland
Luxemburg
Irma Ireton
Ft. Dix
N. Y
Camp Shelby
Miss
OPA
Clermont
Opa-Wpb
Church OF Christ
Richmond
National Dairy Honors
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