Eleventh Annual Jr Woman's Club Charity Ball in Batavia
The Batavia Jr Woman's Club hosts its eleventh annual Charity Ball Saturday at 10 p.m. with Billy Snyder's orchestra. Proceeds fund benevolent work, previously aiding the Batavia Athletic Association. Ada Parsons is club president. the group began in 1938 with Mrs Jean Laffleur as first president.
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Batavia
Jr. Woman’s Club
Billy Snyder
Batavia Athletic Association
Batavia Armory
Dorothy Mosbacker
Ada Parsons
Jr. Woman's Club
Jean Laffleur
Colored Oleo to Go On Sale December 9
Clermont County voters approved colored margarine sales with stores to stock the item December 9 and after. Grocers confirm a 10 to 11 cent per pound price rise to cover federal tax. Retailers pay $48 yearly license. manufacturers pay $600 tax and wholesalers $480 annually. Some expect tax repeal next summer possibly refunding retailer fees. Uncolored oleo remains available at current price. Boxes will contain four quarter-pound bars.
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Congress
Everbearing Streamliners Grower Claims Berries In December
Local grower John Hatucke of Blue Ash reports a home patch produced two quarts of ripe strawberries in one week with a pint daily during a period. He invites skeptics to verify and notes ongoing production uncertain. The feature name is Everbearing Streamliners. The Moore's Fork 4-H Boys Working Club hosts its first achievement program at the Church community building December 7 at 7 30 p m with special entertainment planned. Bethel area gains Civil Air Patrol services with temporary officers elected.
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John Hatucke
Conklin Road
Blue Ash
Moore's Fork 4-H
New Smith Radio and Television Center to Open in Batavia
A grand opening on Saturday December 3 marks the move of Earl Smith from Market Street to the former Morner Foto Shop location on Main Street Batavia. The store will offer RCA Victor radios TVs phono graphs washers and refrigerators with a staff including Mary Smith Harold Lovett and Harrison Helm.
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Smith Radio and Television Center
Main Street
Batavia
Earl Smith
Market Street
Morner Foto Shop
RCA Victor
Blackstone
Coolerator
Mr. Smith
Mary
Harold Lovett
Harrison Helm
Helm and Lovett
Fayetteville youth dies after collision with coal truck
Eugene Stanley Vilvens a 21 year old Fayetteville resident died after his car collided with a coal truck in front of Newtonsville school on Wednesday morning. He was taken to Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Mariemont by Monroe ambulance and pronounced dead on arrival. The driver James M Roudebush swerved to the roadside as Vilvens crossed into his path and it is believed Vilvens may have fallen asleep at the wheel.
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Eugene Stanley Vilvens
Fayetteville
Newtonsville
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Mariemont
Monroe
Container Corporation
James M. Roudebush
Wilwen
Wilvens
Roudebush
Henry Goff
St. Patrick Church
Republican Clubs to Hold Christmas Party at Amelia School
The Woman's Republican Club and the Men's Citizen Club will host their Christmas Party at the Amelia School Auditorium on Thursday December 8. A pot luck supper starts at 7 30 p m. Members should bring their own table service and an exchange of gifts.
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Amelia’ School
Amelia Five Defeats Batavia 50 to 44 in Underway Season
Amelia High School defeats Batavia 50 to 44 on November 3 led by Kenny Gaskins with 25 points. Batavia’s Retzler scored 20 as Amelia built a four point first-half lead and held on in a gritty finish. Batavia Reserves beat Amelia Reserves 24 to 21.
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Amelia
Batavia
Piermont County
Blue Barons
Kenny Gaskins
Amelia Boys
Bulldogs
Gaskins
Retzler
Two County Delegates to Attend Education Meeting
Mervin Keller principal of Glen Este Mt. Carmel school and Frank B. Hoggatt county superintendent of schools will be Clermont County delegates to the 28th annual meeting of the Representative Assembly of Ohio Education Association. The event opens in Columbus on Thursday December 8 with about 900 representatives including 600 official delegates. Nine OEA departments will meet concurrently as the executive committee plans a state wide minimum salary schedule proposal for teachers starting at 2400 dollars for four year college trained staff. A constitutional amendment creating a state board of education will be placed before voters via an initiated petition.
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B. Hoggatt
Clermont County
Representative Assembly of Ohio Education Association
Columbus
Ohio
OEA
State Board of Education
Four Clermont County Pups Attend Farm Bureau Meeting
Four Clermont County high school pupils represented the county’s Youth Councils at the Ohio Farm Bureau convention in Columbus. Attendees were Patricia Wilson, Robert Seibert of Batavia R F D, Marie Voightlander of Newtonsville, and Virginia Glins of Owensville, all Owensville High School students. The councils from Williamsburg Locust Corner Mt Carmel Newtonsville and Owensville discuss subjects at monthly meetings. The next topic is Intolerance and Blind Prejudice versus Good Will Toward All Men.
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Clermont County
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Patricia Wilson
Robert Seibert
Batavia
Marie Voightlander
Newtonsville
Virginia Glins
Owensville
Farm Bureau
Loveland Fire Department Open House Announced
The Loveland Fire Department will hold an open house from 1 to 6 p m on December 4 for friends and neighbors to inspect their new fire equipment. The newly decorated fire house will be open to visitors.
PTA Meeting Postponed in Amelia
The Amelia PTA meeting is postponed until Tuesday December 13 at 8 p.m. The program will be announced at a later date.
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Amelia Pta
98 County Students Enroll at Ohio State U
Clermont County residents listed among 98 students enrolled at Ohio State University this autumn. Names include William Lee Dye Amelia James J. Ashburn Muriel E. Erion John L. Friend Donald E. Hadley Robert Hasty Nelson B. King Batavia and others across Bethel Goshen Love land Milford Moscow New Richmond Newtonsville Point Pleasant Williamsburg.
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Ohio State University
William Lee Dye
Amelia
James J. Ashburn
Muriel E. Erion
John L. Friend
Donald E. Hadley
Robert Hasty
Nelson B. King
Batavia
Robert C. Davison
Dale R. South, Jr
Bethel
Lloyd Eugene Conover
Edenton
William G. Glancy Jr
Goshen
Ralph L. Lotshaw
Wayne H. Martin
Everett E. Wilson
Loveland
Richard A. Fay
Nora E. Florea
Joseph C. Perin
Kermit J. Shumard
Ted C. van Pelt
Milford
Marvin F. Bureau
Moscow
John W. Fleig
Charles T. Springer
Erma L. Stevens
New Richmond
Donald L. Watkins
Newtonsville
Theodore P. Kistner
Point Pleasant
Royl L. Bohl
Howard F. Davis Jr
Williamsburg
Co op marks opening with celebration and contests
The Farm Bureau Co op opens a new state route appliance store west of Batavia with demonstrations, balloons, prizes, and a Christmas contest featuring a cabinet home, bicycle, and toaster. The store occupies the new $45 000 headquarters showroom.
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Farm .Bureau Co-op
Batavia
Joe Nordman
Co-op
Farm Bureau
County Jury Fails to Agree In Morals Case
In Clermont County Common Pleas Court a Morals charge trial for Charles Snider of New Richmond ended in a hung jury Friday. A retrial is set for December 9 with defense attorney Dale Osborne of Milford and prosecutor Sterling Brown handling the case.
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Charles Snider
John Hayden Seeks Republican Nomination for State Representative
John Hayden of Felicity announces candidacy for the Republican nomination to represent Clermont County in the May primary. He cites his birthplace and local upbringing as key ties to the community and its people.
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John Hayden
Felicity
Three Clermont County Artists On Display At Art Museum
Three Clermont County artists Paul Craft Nancy Lee Sims and Carl Zimmerman show at Cincinnati Art Museum Edenton Park from today until January 3. The exhibit features 92 artists with 47 oil paintings 40 watercolors 16 sculptures and 12 graphic works chosen by an out of town jury representing Cincinnati area. Museum hours are 10 to 5 daily 2 to 5 Sunday and Tuesday 1 to 10 pm. admission is free.
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Clermont County
Cincinnati Art Museum
Edenton Park
Paul Craft
Amelia
Nancy Lee Sims
Batavia
Carl Zimmerman
Loveland
Cincinnati
Art Museum
Basketball game set between Angy's Cafe and Chandler's Plumbers
A Mil ford based Chandler's Plumbers team visits Batavia High School to play Angy's Cafe of Batavia this evening. Both clubs arrive with one win and one loss.
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Angy’s Cafe
Batavia
Chandler's Plumbers
Milford
Batavia High School
Two Insurance Plans Made Available to Williamsburg
Williamsburg residents and surrounding rural area may enroll in two non profit hospital and surgical plans Blue Cross and Blue Shield between November 10 and December 10. Blue Cross members in Williamsburg may join the Blue Shield Surgical Plan and any resident may enroll in both hospital and surgical care plans. Application cards are at Farmers & Merchants Bank and must be returned by December 10.
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Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Williamsburg
Farmers & Merchants Bank
County Dog License Sale Opens This Week
Owners may buy dog licenses in the county starting today with a deadline of January 20. Applications and fees must be filed with the County Auditor by January 2 to avoid a one dollar late penalty.
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Civil Air Patrol
New Radio and Television Center
Smith
Nitro
West Virginia
Phoenix
Arizona
Gruen Watch Company
Fisher Body
Norwood
Batavia Garden Club
Prist
Coune’s
Eugene Vilvens
the Woman’s Republican Club
Mervin Keller
Glen
Loveland Firemen
The
Loveland Fire Department
PTA
Ohio State
Thomas Pightmaster, Jr
Christina
Thomas
Kathleen Fightmaster
Owensville School
Histon-Davis Chemical Company
Charles P. Miller
Albert Buerkle
Frederick 8. Skeen
Frank Hutchinson
Skeen
Oswald
Richmond
Cler
Mont County
Orville Halbisch
Lillian McDermitt
W. W. Hamilton
Crosley
Auxier Gas and Appliances
William Auxier
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