Amelia Remains Undefeated in Clemona County Baseball League
Amelia stays the lone undefeated team after a 8 to 2 win over Bethel as Nelson Dick limits Bethel to six hits. A. Boles collects three hits for Amelia while Hicks and W. Leslie add two each. Mt. Crab drops from first to third after Williamsburg beats them 6 to 3. Loveland saves themselves with a late rally to beat Salt Air 5 to 3. Batavia errors cost them in loss to Salt Air. The schedule sets Salt Air at Amelia and Loveland at Williamsburg promoting potential eliminations next Sunday.
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Amelia
Bethel
Nelson Dick
A. Boles
Hicks
W. Leslie
Mt. Crab
Williamsburg
Cain
Hoberg
Mt. Orab
Loveland
Batavia
Love
Salt Air Ee Blue Ash
Salt Air
Blue Ash
Bethel Shut Out By Mr. Carmel In Knot Hole Play
Mr. Carmel defeated Bethel eight to nothing in the AA Knot Hole Competition. Eddie Day allowed only two hits over seven innings. Wuerde man and Sweeney led Bethel’s bats. Next Sunday Amelia and Mt. Carmel meet to decide the Elimination Series championship at Mt. Carmel diamond 2 30 pm with two Queen City umpires.
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Eddie Day
Wuerdeman
Sweeney
Amelia
Mt. Carmel
Queen City
Knot Hole
Milford
All Star
Junk Cars Race and Powder Puff Derby at Glen Este
A Labor Day event at Glen Este Race Bowl features a junk car race using cars from local dealers and a Powder Puff Derby with female drivers. Kitty Weil of Newtown won the Powder Puff Derby, while Ralph Lathem won Friday’s main race with Carl Keizer second and Buck Giffin third. Harry Groves hosted Coffee Hour on WCPO and announced the races.
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Glen Este
Kitty Weil
Newtown
Kitty
Harry Groves
WCPO
Groves
Ralph Lathem
Carl Keizer
Buck Giffin
Lodge to Celebrate 100th Anniversary
The Marathon Lodge No. 203 F. and A. M. marks its one hundredth anniversary on September 1 with a 4 p.m. meeting opening, a 6 p.m. dinner at Marathon school, and a program to follow.
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Lodge
Marathon Lodge No
A. M
Marathon School
37th Division Veterans to Meet in Cincinnati
Veterans of the Clermont County area join Cincinnati comrades for the 33rd annual 37th Division Veterans Association reunion September 1 to 3 at the Hotel Sherman Gibson. About 1000 veterans from two world wars are expected. Clyde Munden, national president, leads a large committee coordinating the event. Father William P. O Connor headed the welcoming committee in 1936.
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Clermont County
Sheraton Gibson
Cincinnati
37Th Division Veterans Association
Cincinati
William P. O'Connor
Clyde Munden
Fall Season Events and Local Notices Highlight Clermont County
August headlines note a lawn fete and apron sale by the Methodist Church on September 8 with ice cream and baked goods. The Lions Club donated two electric ranges to the Grant Memorial Building and may redecorate the dining room. Lt. Col. Isaac E. Titus of Batavia died August 18 at Christ Hospital. Joe Hauser reports a Glacier National Park trip with wildlife but no time to fish. A C G P railway reunion drew attendees at Georgetown Fair Grounds. Bill Miller and Irene left Clermont County for Ft. Lauderdale after the Owensville Fair.
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Methodist Church
Lions Club
Grant Memorial Building
Isaac E. Titus
Batavia
Christ Hospital
Clermont County
Tius
Tally Ho Farm
Clover Church
Bethel
Burg
Isaac
Joe Hauser
Glacier National Park
Charley McNutt
Joe
Fair Grounds
Georgetown
Ohio
Owensville
Bill Miller
Irene
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Ioia
Cincinnati
Marie
Herald Smith
Clermont County Adds Talent Show at Fair
The county fair added a 4-H talent program with winners to represent Clermont County at the district event in Dayton Ohio on September 4. Mildred Archer of Loveland was selected as vocalist and Donald Bolender of Moscow was chosen as alternate trumpeter. The Firelight Dancers of Branch Hill also earned a slot in Dayton.
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Clermont County
Dayton
Ohio
Mildred Archer
Loveland
Donald Bolender
Moscow
Firelight Dancers
Branch Hill
Picnic tales and tall legends in a solarium gathering
Writer and Mrs Holmes joined four others for a picnic in a solarium. Abe and Ida Bagges were visitors. Bill Miller and Abe Bogges told tall tales about a turtle caught in Minnesota last June, claiming it yielded meat like a small bear.
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Holmes
Abe
Ida Bagges
Baron Munchausen
Bill Miller
Abe Bogges
Bill
Minnesota
Church Takes Part In OSU Pre-College Program
Phillip R. Church son of Mr and Mrs Raleigh Church of Batavia R1 took part in Ohio State University fifth annual pre college program offered by the occupational opportunities service to aid students in planning education and career paths He has completed admission requirements and will enter with the fall class.
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Phillip R. Church
Raleigh Church
R 1
Batavia
Ohio State University
Occupational Opportunities Service
Phillips
Ohio State
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Fisher
Wilson
Lefty Ireton
London Gazette
Mr. Carmel
Batavia Knothole Tourny
Batavia C
Mt. Carmel A
Milford B
Williamsville
The
All Stars
Pocket Dictionary
Higgins India Ink
Carter
Remington
Vei Hel
Guy E Holmes
Expert Service
Nere
Cata
Agol
Caragol
Andres
Batavia, Ohio
Swisher
Department Store
Main St
Hall's Super Market
Hamlet, Ohio
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