Deputy Registrars Named for 1948 Driver Licenses Sale
Edward T. Fogo announces deputy registrars in Clermont County for issuing 1948 driver licenses. The sale opens Sept 2 with a list of registrars including Amelia Nellie Mattox Batavia Angela Sanders Bethel Cloyd Fossyl Felicity Mabel Masters Goshen Elmer Bailey Loveland Alice Sweeney Mt. Carmel Delia Bell Milford Mariel Snyder Mill and Water Streets New Richmond W Andrew Painter Valley Garage Newtonsville Elvira Werner Owensville George Mull Williamsburg Robert Prewitt Elrod Pharmacy Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Fogo
Register of Motor Vehicles
Clermont County
Amelia
Nellie Mattox
Batavia
Angela Sanders
Second Street
Bethel
Cloyd Fossyl
E. Union Street
Felicity
Mabel Masters
Goshen
Elmer Bailey
Loveland
Alice Sweeney
Wagner
Broadway
Mt. Carmel
P.O. Newtown
Delia Bell
Milford
Mariel L. Snyder
Mill and
Water Streets
New Richmond
W. Andrew
Painter
Valley Garage
Newtonsville
Elvira Werner
Owensville
George W. Mull
Williamsburg
Robert Prewitt
Elrod Pharmacy
Main Street
Clermont County Plans Road Improvements Bid Notice
Clermont County Commissioners call for bids on improving New Richmond Bethel Road. County engineer asked to estimate work on Buckwheat Road Half Acre Road Tahaa Nev ille Penn Schoolhouse Road and Nine Mile Locust Corner Road with bids due Tuesday September 2.
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Clermont County
Richmond- Bethel
Half Acre
Nine Mile-Locust Corner
Owensville School Opens September 2
Owensville school opens with an all day session at 8 45 a m on Tuesday September 2. Lunch will be served in the cafeteria and buses will run the same routes and schedules as last May.
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Owensville
Felicity Franklin Schools Set to Open September 8
Felicity Franklin schools will open Monday September 8 at 9 a.m. with a half day session. Buses run on last year’s schedule. lunch room opens September 9. Regular classes start Tuesday September 9. Elementary teachers meet opening day at 9 p.m. and High School teachers at 1:45 p.m. Buildings cleaned and refreshed. auditorium redecorated with blue curtains.
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Felicity-Franklin
Unemployed Must Report Weekly Under New Ohio Rules
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation requires claimants to report weekly starting Sept. 9 1947. Previously reports were every other week for ten months. Local office closes Sept. 1 for Labor Day, so those due to report on that day should come Tuesday Sept. 2 per office manager J W Patchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation and Servicerran
J W.W. Patchell
Blue Cross Dues Accepted in Batavia Payments
Payments for Blue Cross Hospital Care fees will be received at the First National Bank Building in Batavia. Jamieson announced that hospital care members enrolled through the Batavia community group are requested to make payments at the bank. This payment covers the September quarterly period.
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Blue Cross
First National Bank
Batavia
Pfp
Jamieson
Community of Batavia Group
Batavian Officer Leads Horse Cavalry Twist in Japan Parade
The First Cavalry Division in Japan parades mounted staff members though the unit is fully mechanized. In the lineup Lt. Col. Cecil Himes of Batavia, G-2, sits with Maj. Gen. William C. Chase and other officers including Col. Wayland C. Auger, Lt. Col. N. P. Ward, Lt. Col. Wm. L. Nash, Capt. Ho Peak, and 1st Lt. Bruce Biegalle.
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Old Horse Cavalry
Japan
Cecil Himes
Batavia
William
C. Chase
Himes
Gen. Chase Are
Wayland
C. Auger
N. P. Ward
Wm. L. Nash
Ho Peak
Bruce Biegalle
Amelia Area Residents Plan Second Meeting On Water Service
Residents of seven villages including Amelia Hamlet Lindale Mt. Pisgah Locust Lake Williamsville and Tobasco hold a first meeting led by Amelia mayor Arthur Mattox and Tom Dix for a proposed city water system. A committee from each village forms and a Sept. 2 follow up at Amelia school is scheduled with Tom Dix contact Batavia 4438.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
City Idea
Carl Rush
Ray Bradford
Buz Powers
New Richmond
Ray Erion
Milford
Manly Hill
Arthur Mattox
Tom Dix
Hamlet
Lindale
Mt. Pisgah
Locust Lake
Williamsville
Tobasco
Dix
Amelia School
Batavia
Goshen Rural School District Seeks 115000 Bond Issue
The board requests voters approve a 115000 bond at the upcoming November election to fund a new auditorium gymnasium with garage and cafeteria, remodel the present auditorium into classrooms, expand industrial arts in the basement, and cover the levy estimated at 3.39 mills for 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Rural School
The
Board of Educational District
Wea ker Post to Elect Officers in Batavia Armory
Officers of the Frank W. Weaker Post American Legion will be elected at the regular meeting in the Batavia Armory. The event is scheduled for 2 15 p m on September 1 Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Weaker
American Legion
Batavia
Half Normal Crop Predicted for Orchards
Forty six farmers along with Extension horticulturist Frank Beach plant pathologist T H King and County Agent W W Hamilton toured orchards to assess fruit prospects spraying results and orchard problems Beach urged a complete spray program with adjustments for heavy rainfall King noted Ohio’s crop is larger than last year but about half the long term average while Rome Jonathan and Wealthy varieties show better prospects than Winesap Delicious and Grimes King stressed thorough spraying and adequate materials to control scab and improve dead center top coverage Nutrition differences among orchards were evident with some trees vigorous and others needing fertilizing and soil mulching
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beach
T. H. King
W. W. Hamilton
Ohio
Rome
Jonathan
Delicious
Grimes
New Manager at Revenue Office in Batavia
Deputy Collector Dan A Curran will head the local Internal Revenue Office in the First National Bank Building Batavia from Aug. 21 to Sept. 21. The office opens Monday Wednesday and Friday during this period according to Zone Deputy Collector Charles H Workman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan A. Curran
Internal Revenue
First National Bank
Batavia
Charles H. Workman
Accidents Cause Broken Noses In Clermont County
Two traffic crashes in Clermont County last week left several injured. Clifton Barger and Robert Gilbert suffered facial injuries after a collision on Route 52 with an August Leutenegger vehicle and a Joseph Klug car in Cincinnati. In a separate incident on Route 125 near Bethel, Ferdinand Combs of Georgetown was fined for operating while intoxicated after England’s car struck a parked vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Clifton Barger
New Richmond
Aear
August Leutenegger
Joseph Klug
Cincinnati
Barger
Robert Gilbert
Russell England
Bethel
Ferdinand Combs
Georgetown
Combs
Ward placed on peace bond over threats from car incident
Piva Ward is on a peace bond after a warrant signed by Glen Verkamp alleging Ward followed him in another car and threatened him. Ward was previously bonded last May for an assault and battery charge.
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Piva Ward
Glen Verkamp
Verkamp
Ward
Bethel to House Vet with Local Support
Clayton C. Hitt Jr. will occupy the emergency veteran housing unit in Bethel. He was approved by local veterans groups and the County Commissioners.
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Clayton C. Hitt, Jr
Bethel
Clermont County Sportsmen Meet With Moose Barbecue
The Clermont County Sportsmen hold their regular meeting at the Club House near Batavia at 8 p m on Thursday August 28 with a moose barbecue for members. Keith McDonough of Marathon was fined 200 dollars plus costs with 100 dollars suspended after appearing before Batavia Mayor A C Munden on August 23 for operating a vehicle under the influence on Route 74 near Batavia.
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Clermont County
Batavia
Keith McDonough
Marathon
A. C. Munden
Route 74
Stirling Moores Enjoy Visit Across Kentucky
Mr and Mrs William Stirling Moore are spending a few days in Kentucky with unspecified itinerary and local sightseeing noted in a brief social column.
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William Stirling Moore
Kentucky
Softball Tournament Plays Out In Batavia
In Batavia the softball tournament continues with twilight games to be held Wednesday Thursday and Friday at 6 45 p m A Sunday double header is set for 2 p m The final round begins next week with a night game each evening and the championship follows next Saturday evening
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Batavia
New X Ray Equipment Keeps Busy in Clermont County
Clermont County Tuberculosis and Health Association installed a new X ray machine at the Court House in Batavia replacing inadequate old gear. Best images only, offered to county residents via family physician. In the first week 28 pictures. there is a long waiting list. Examinations daily until waiting list clears, then twice weekly. Equipment cost over 2500 dollars funded by Christmas Seals sale. County Health Department assists in plans for a county wide program to ensure X ray exams for every resident.
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Clermont County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Court House
Batavia
Clermont County
Champion Blackberry Picker Eyes Clermont County Crown
Henry Fille of Route 4 Batavia boasts a likely title as Clermont County champion blackberry picker after collecting 400 quarts since month start and inviting challengers to beat the record.
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Henry Fille
Batavia
Clermont County
Tic
Milford to Have First Fall Festival
Milford plans its first annual fall festival at Riverside October 9 10 11 under Milford Chamber of Commerce supervision. Rene Pepin advertising manager of Radon Electronics named general chairman with committees formed to organize the three day event from noon to midnight each day.
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Milford
Riverside
Milford Chamber of Commerce
Rene Pepin
Radon Electronics
Williamsburg Garden Club Meeting Set for Sept 2
The Williamsburg Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Walter Daugherty on Tuesday Sept 2. Members should pay dues now as the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs must receive them by Oct 1 with Mrs F G Salinar in charge.
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Williamsburg
Batavia First Grade Enrollment Sought Friday Morning
Supt. Paul Hopping asks parents of Batavia first grade pupils to enroll their children at Batavia school Friday morning September 5 between 9 30 and 11 30 a m if possible. Birth certificates required.
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Batavia
Paul Hopping
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Set in Batavia
The American Legion Auxiliary No. 237 will meet at the Armory in Batavia Monday evening Sept 1 at 8 o clock. Members are urged to attend for nominations and election of officers for the coming year.
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American Legion Auxiliary No. 237
Batavia
Batavia Band Plans Friday Concert at Court House
The Batavia Concert Band will perform Friday evening in front of the Court House Batavia. There is no concert next week due to a softball tournament. Selections include Paramount march Viking overture Yankee Doodle and Night and Day.
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Batavia
Paramount
Barnard
St Clair
Soldier from Germany jailed for four assault charges
Harold Ballein, recently returned from Germany and near discharge, is held in Clermont County jail after four assault and battery counts. Charges stem from a toxicated fight at the Frank Malott home against family members. He was fined $200 on each count and a divorce suit is filed.
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Harold Ballein
Germany
Clermont County
Charlotte
May Mallott
Carl Malott
Geraldine Mallott
Ballein
Frank Malott
Sheriff’s Office
Isaac Malott
Williamsburg
Shrine Club Formed in Adams Brown and Clermont Counties
A Shrine Club is organized in Adams, Brown and Clermont Counties, Ohio. Acting officers until the January 1948 meeting are President Ralph Hook Russellville, first vice president A C Palmer Peebles, second vice president Carl H Bush Bethel, secretary Roy O Druhot Sardinia, treasurer Richard Stevens Bethel. The first meeting will be at Russellville High School gym on Sept 4 1947 with dinner at 730 pm. York Rite and Scottish Rite members in the three counties are invited as guests of Syrian Temple. Reservations go to Ralph Hook Russellville Ohio.
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Adams
Brown
Clermont
Ohio
Ralph Hook
Russellville
A. C. Palmer
Peebles
Carl H. Bush
Bethel
Roy O. Druhot
Sardinia
Richard Stevens
Pierce School to Open Sept 8 for Half Day Session
Pierce Township School will open September 8 for a half day with bus service on last year’s schedule. The lunch room starts September 9 and Milton Behymer serves as principal.
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Pierce Township
Milton Behymer
Kahle Family Hit By Double Auto Fatalities In Ohio
Kalida Ohio resident Cy Kahle was killed in an auto accident near his home, mirroring a prior fatal crash that claimed his brother Robert. Cy leaves a wife and four children along with his mother a sister and five brothers. The Kahle Jordan firm in Batavia has suffered multiple recent losses including partner Jordon’s brother and a cousin killed in a traffic crash near Mt. Washington.
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Cy Kahle
Harry Kahle
Kalida
Ohio
Kahle
Robert
Kahle and Jordan
Batavia
Kahle Brothers
Jordan
Mt. Washington
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Sville
U. S. Army
Signal Corps
King
VET House
Clermont County Real Estate Board
Millcroft Inn
Donald Floren
Fay Medows
Dayton
Tri-County ‘Real “Estate Board
Warren County Board
Cincinnati Board
Williamsburg Garden Club
Legion Auxiliary
Grace Roudebush
Rogers
Sousa
Victor Herbert
Medley
Herbert
Fox
Billy Hill
Amina
Lindie
al White
Fillmore
Shrine Club
Pierce School
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