Clermont County Notes On Population Growth And Gardening
A Clermont County reader note summarizes 1950 Ohio census figures showing Cincinnati as state’s most populous city near Batavia. It highlights Clermont’s growth through rural expansion and new settlements, and features Dr. Duke Galloway’s organic gardening method in Amelia. The piece also mentions Dr. Charles Northen’s mineral replacement theory and local anecdotes.
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Clermont County
Secretary of State
Ohio
Cincinnati
Batavia
McArthur
Vinton County
Duke Galloway
Amelia
Galloway
Charles Northen
Alabama
Government Printing Office
2 State Crown Goes to Amelia in Ball Tourney
Amelia Ohio knot Hole team wins state crown by defeating Tony's Cafe Price Hill 6 3 in Cincinnati. Bobby Carin struck out 10 over five innings allowing two hits. Kerry Tarvin and Billy Proud added key hits and strong fielding. Clermont County club had down Camp Bell County Circuit Court 6 6 in semis. Amelia entered final with 25 1 record. Tony's Cafe 19 0.
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Amelia
Ohio
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Tony
Price Hill
State to Improve Bridge on U. S. 52
NEW RICHMOND O The State Highway Department announced Tuesday that the bridge two miles west of here on U S 52 will be improved as part of its program to give the Pike County Atomic Energy Center adequate roads.
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New
Richmond
State Highway Department
U. S. 52
Pike County Atomic Energy Center
Attorney Named To Ohio State Laws Committee
Batavia attorney Harold D. Nichols has been chosen to serve on the Uniform State Laws Committee of the Ohio State Bar Association. The appointment was made by President Harry S. Wonnell of Hamilton on the recommendation of Burton E. Robinson of Cincinnati.
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Batavia, O
Harold D. Nichols
Batavia
Ohio State Bar Association
Harry S. Wonnell
Hamilton
Burton E. Robinson
Cincinnati
Rat Tries to Eat Hand of Little Girl
In Batavia New York, an 11 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Hartman was bitten when a rat sunk its teeth through her finger and began to eat her left palm as she slept in a crib. Parents heard cries as the animal entered via newly installed plumbing. The child was taken to Mt Washington for treatment. Health Commissioner F M Opined for tables. William F O Rourke a Tate Cincinnati Chase Law College graduate and Banks Road Williamsville resident was admitted to Ohio law practice August 22.
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Batavia
Lee Hartman
Roy Hartman
Mt. Washington
Glen Avenue
F. M
William F. O'Rourke
Tate Cincinna Chase Law College
Banks Road
Williamisville
State of
Ohio
Hospital Survey Completed for Clermont County
Dr. A C Bachmeyer and auditor Farle Kincaid reported that Clermont County completed a hospital survey. The commissioners employed the doctor to assess need and type of hospital for the county with plans to place funds and start work, aiming for November.
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Batavia
A. C. Bachmeyer
Clermont County Hospital
Farle B. Kincaid
Clermont County water meeting set for next Friday
Clermont County Commissioners invite residents of Pierce Union and Batavia townships to a public meeting at the Withamsville Tabasco school at 8 p m September 5 to discuss the proposed water system for the area. Consulting Engineer Alfred Le Feber Cincinnati and associates will outline the project including consumer costs. Clermont Engineer Carl Rush and Commissioners Hill John Houser and Ernest Ruffner will attend.
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Withamsville
Clermont County Commissioners
Pierce
Union
Batavia
Withamsville-Tabasco
Alfred LeFeber
Cincinnati
T of Health
Clermont
Carl Rush
Commissioners Hill
John Houser
Ernest Ruffner
First aid course offered at Pierce township school
First aid classes begin at 8 p.m. Friday September 5 at the Locust Corner Pierce township school under Locust Corner Grange sponsorship.
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Locust Corner, O
Pierce Township
Locust Corner_ Grange
Nause Receives 20 Year Sentence For Fatal Beating
Carl Nause of Newtonsville was sentenced by Judge Harry Britton in Common Pleas Court to 20 years for first degree murder in the fatal beating of Jack Dexter last June 17 near Loveland. Prosecutors and defense praised the jury and counsel amid the deliberations.
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Newtonsville
Clyde B. Dericks
Harry Britton
Opal
Dexter
Neuse
William F. Hopkins
Cincinnati
Britton
Ray Bradford
James Walker
Nause
Clermont County to discuss new voting precincts
The Clermont County Board of Elections meets at the courthouse at 8 pm on September 16 to consider adding several voting precincts. Presently 56 precincts. population growth drives the change affecting Felicity Bethel Williamsburg New Richmond and the townships of Union Tate Miami and Goshen.
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Batavia
Clermont County Board of Elections
Clermont
Felicity
Bethel
Williamsburg
New Richmond
Union
Tate
Miami
Goshen
Coroner In Hospital In Batavia Ohio
Dr. F S Skeen Clermont County coroner remains hospitalized at Christ Hospital. William L Fay 26 Milford native named art instructor at Marietta College to begin September 16. Fay graduate Ohio State 1951 with a BFA. served in the merchant marines. married 1950 Eleanor Fox. has a baby son. They live at Observatory Apartments at Marietta College.
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Batavia
F. S. Skeen
Clermont County
Christ Hospital
William L. Fay
Milford
Marietta College
Milford High School
Fay
Ohio State University
Merchant Marine
Eleanor Fox
Observatory
Milford Crash Injures Five People Five Hurt One Seriously
Five persons were injured when their car ran off Woodville Road near the Dunbar residence and overturned in a ditch. One occupant was seriously hurt with severe cuts to the left ear and neck. All others from Cincinnati were treated and released. The injured were taken to Our Lady of Mercy Hospital by Monroe ambulance.
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Milford
Woodville Road
Dun~ Bar
Moon Gunday
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Monroe
William Sturgeon
Boone St
Cincinnati
Sanitation Rating Set at 85 Percent For County Fair
The Ohio State Department of Food and Dairies says Owensville County Fair earned an 85 percent sanitation score despite bad weather. The rating covered purity of food, health certificates for handlers, waste storage and disposal, posted prices, and overall booth sanitation. Exhibitors and booths were inspected multiple times daily over four days.
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Ohio
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