Baseball Games for Sunday Announced in Clermont County
Officials and managers met at the Batavia courthouse to draw Sunday August 25 games. Schedule includes Owensville vs Mt. Carmel at Mt. Carmel, Newtonsville vs Williamsville at Amelia, Fayetteville vs Goshen at Goshen, Williamsburg vs New Richmond at New Richmond. Edenton eliminated, Mt Crab withdrew. Goshen proceeds for Leslie of Williamsville who was injured. Labor Day event by Goshen club with Eddie Harrington band announced. The All American Legion at traction at New Richmond is the feature game sponsored by local posts.
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Clermont County Baseball League
Court House
Batavia
Owensville
Mt. Carmel
Newtonsville
Williamsville
Amelia
Fayetteville
Goshen
Williamsburg
New Richmond
Edenton
Mt. Crab
Robert Rice Returns Home From Army Service
Robert Rice, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Rice, was discharged from the U S Army on Friday Aug 16 at Camp Mead and returned home Saturday after 18 months of service. He was stationed at Nuremberg with the U S Occupational Forces. His brother William Rice also served and was discharged in March.
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Robert Rice
Clarence Rice
U. S. Army
Camp Mead
Nurenburg
U. S
William Rice
Robert
Raymond L. Makin
Church Street
Newtown
Shepard Chemical Co
Donald Taylor
Carl Hewitt
Cincinnati
Dunn and Lashbrook
Madisonville
Nina Trout Makin
Caroleen
Cathleen Makin
Makin
The
Chemical Company
Walter Woods
Spresser
Dewey D. Kelley
Howard Spaulding
Miami
Florida
Earl Vearil
Mariemont
Eugene McClare
Precautions Against Polio Warn Against Polluted Water
The National Foundation urges the public to avoid swimming in polluted water to prevent polio spread. Officials emphasize clean water, sanitation, and vaccination as key defenses. Local health workers report rising concerns about environmental contamination and disease prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Foundation For
Safeguards Against Polio Include Sewage Water Risk
The article notes scientists have long found the poliovirus in many patients and healthy people bowels. It argues that swimming in sewage-polluted water may transmit infantile paralysis, though direct proof is not yet established.
Crop Loan Representative Here Friday
Loans are available to farmers for production of wheat and other market crops seeded in fall and for feed production or purchase for livestock or poultry. Applications will be taken by G. M. Rhodes at the County Agent's Office in Batavia on Friday morning August 23, 1946. Further information can be obtained by writing G. M. Rhodes, Field Supervisor, Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Office, Box 87, Hillsboro, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emergency Crop and
Farm Credit Administration
G. M. Rhodes
Batavia
Hillsboro
Ohio
Woman Injured in Three-Car Crash Near Batavia
Three automobiles collided Saturday near Batavia along Route 74 injuring Gladys Landrys. Westbound driver Frank Bender and eastbound Stanley Garrett skidded on wet pavement one mile east of Batavia.
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Gladys Landrys
Batavia
Frank Bender
R. No. 1
Stanley Garrett
Indiana
Reckless Driving Warrants Mixed in Cincinnati Crash
Gladys Landrys, a passenger in William R. Wintler’s car, was cut and bruised with possible fractures after a side collision with Bender and Garbett. Each man filed warrants charging the other with reckless driving. A hearing, initially set for August 19, was postponed to August 26 as both sides requested more prep time. Deputy Marvin Bissantz filed the report with Sheriff Clyde Dericks.
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Bender
William R. Wintler
Gladys Landrys
Wintler
Cincinnati
Garbett
Marvin Bissantz
Clyde Dericks
Hot Weather Legumes For Pastures And Meadows In July
The Clermont County Agricultural Council urges using legumes to boost nitrogen supply and crop yields during July and August. Experiments show legumes in timothy or other grasses can lift hay yields by 200 to 400 percent and improve nutritional content with higher calcium. Legumes provide nitrogen and, with grasses, often yield more than either alone.
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Clermont County Agricultural Council
Louisiana
Loveland couple guests of Arthur E. Wilson
Prof and Mrs John Wilson of Loveland visited at Arthur E Wilson's home last Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs David C Shaw left for Detroit to visit Mr Shaw's aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs John.
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John Wilson
Loveland
Arthur E. Wilson
David C. Shaw
Detroit
Mr. Shaw
John
John Humphries
Casper Kramer
Mr. Kramer
Hyde Park
Kramer
Long Hardin
Williamsburg
Glanton Smith
WCKY Winner Seeks Miss America Crown
La Venne Bond Miss WCKY Cincinnati 1946 will represent the area at the Atlantic City Miss America Pageant in September. The 22 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Willenbring of 2805 Madison Road Cincinnati will be sent to Atlantic City by WCKY with wardrobe and expenses paid to compete for the Miss America title. Directed by Mrs. Lotte Tull Thompson of Cincinnati, the contest was sponsored by WCKY and the RKO Albee Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Venne Bond
Cincinnati
Atlantic City
Miss Bond
A. R. Willenbring
Madison Road
WCKY
Lotte Tull Thompson
RKO Albee Theater
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Stokos Stoker
Main St
Swisher's Department Store
Main Street
Newtown News
Miss . America
Strieff
Oscar Fredrich
Good Samaritan Hospital
Buddy Moore
Pacific Theatre
Great Lakes Naval Station
Walter Moore
Mary Middlebrook
Bouifay
William Murray
Ivy Holiday
Oakley
Mrs
William Spresser
Indian Hill
Terrace Park
Montgomery
Madeira
Jesse Ellis
Ardis Swisher
Newtown Methodist Episcopal Church
John Baldon
Baldon Dairy Bar
Baldon
James Tuttle
Tuttle
Michigan
William Bickett
Woman’s Auxiliary
Veterans’ of Foreign Wars
Masonic Hall
Winter
Center Street
Wilbur Neely
Pacific Area
Peggy Bristle
Mr. Woods
Blanchester
Newtown Council
Mary Carpenter
Dress
Stone
Muhlberger
Anea
Charles McNess
Edward Pence
Washington, D. H
la Voune Bond
J. A. Cook Garage
General Auto
Oak Street
Oxfords
Endicott
Johnson
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Swisher’s Shoe Store
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