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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1963

Page

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Commissioners negotiate right of way to save money in De La Palma project

Clement County commissioners said easements for the De La Palma Road and bridge in Williamsburg township are signed and recorded. By negotiating the right of way for the 122000 project themselves they saved taxpayers several thousand dollars. Seven property owners were consulted and federal negotiators could have been used at tax payer cost. Land was purchased for 7550. Bids will be sought by the State Highway Department after year’s start. County and federal governments will share costs 61 each.

Clement County de la Palma Road Williamsburg State Highway Department Charles Wiester Ohio Clermont County Welfare Department Oney Board of County Commissioners

Woman Found Legally Insane in Murder Case

Mrs. Helen Nathanson, 49, of Summerside, accused of first degree murder in the Sept 7 slaying of her husband Mel Nathanson, 51, was ruled legally insane by Judge M Dale Osborne in Clermont County Common Pleas Court after testimony by Dr G N Wilson. She was committed to Lima State Hospital for treatment.

Helen Nathanson Summerside Mel M. Dale Osborne Clermont County G.N. Wilson Lima State Hospital

Ohio tavern suspended after liquor board action

Liquor officials suspend the Sohsen Tavern for 28 days starting December 9 over hindering inspections and assault of liquor agents during a July 28 visit. Owner Howard Hausperger, age 57, now faces a 60 day jail term, a $500 fine, and $499 in costs after a separate conviction. charges of after hours sales were dismissed. The case involves an altercation with agents and related legal actions, with claims of breaking and entering later filed by Hausperger against two agents. Prosecutors Harold Lattimer and Robert Ziegler represented the state in Cincinnati with Ralph A. Hill.

Liquor Department Hausperger

Five room Bethel home destroyed by early fire

The five room frame home of Mr and Mrs Walter Fancher on Patterson Road two miles east of Bethel was completely destroyed by a blaze reported at 7 am Wednesday. The cause was not determined and a bottle gas shortage hampered Bethel firemen. Mrs Fancher was hospitalized in Georgetown. Earlier, Bethel-New Richmond road resident Henry Weber reported 1500 dollars in damages from a separate fire of undetermined origin at 3 05 am Wednesday.

Bethel Walter Fancher Patterson Rd Here New Richmond Henry Weber New Richmond Rd

Final 1963 Vehicle License Fund distributed to counties and townships

State Auditor Roger W. Tracy announced the final distribution of 1963 auto license money totaling 2,985,939.60 for road purposes. Counties received 1,919,632.60 and townships 1,066,407 based on road mileage, with Clermont County getting 26,312.53 for counties and 11,088.13 for townships.

Roger W. Tracy Tracy Clermont County

Rabbits Sighted On Thanksgiving Day Village Cruise

Police Chief Ed, Colonel and Patrolman Gary Ward counted 21 rabbits during a patrol around Batavia at 4 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day. They observed three rabbits on Victoria Ave and reminded hunters that discharging firearms within the village limits is illegal.

Gary Ward Victoria Ave

Clermont Republicans Plan Christmas Party

Clermont County Republican Club gears up for a December 12 dinner at D X Ranch with Ernest Friedrich as president and Helen Cole heading the event. Tom Dix showcases a western style steak as special agent Mourrish of the FBI will speak. Tickets from Mrs. Cole at 4608 Owensville Batavia Pike or 853 3494.

Tom Dix D-X Ranch Displays Clermont County Ernest Friedrich Helen Cole Ways and Means Ingly D-X Ranch Clark Mourrish Federal Bureau of Investigation Buddy” Ross WLW Mrs. Cole Owensville-Batavia Pike

Countian's Death Ends Long Career In Shoe Industry

Thomas H. Stamm Sr., 79, a nationally known shoe last stylist and designer tied to Vulcan Corporation in Cincinnati, died Dec. 3 at Jewish Hospital. Funeral Dec. 6 at St. Elizabeth and Norwood. interment at St. Joseph New Cemetery. Stamm, a Cincinnati native, built a 62 year career starting with Rehhan Last Co and Morton Last Co before Vulcan acquired Morton in 1956. His work centered in Cincinnati, Blanchester, and later at Vulcan’s Ohio facilities. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth, eight children, one sister, 18 grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren. Funeral handled by Nurre Brothers. calls accepted Dec. 5. He was honored in 1962 with a 60th anniversary dinner at the Queen City Club.

Thomas H. Stamm Vulcan Corporation Cincinnati Jewish Stamm Rehhan Charles P. Morton Morton Portsmouth Ohio Stam Vulcan Blanchester Forest Trail Mt. Carmel Anna Geyer Elizabeth Hall Jack Stamm Everett Pence Catherine Fnith Barbara Neil Laura Hettesheimer Christine Loveless Betty Wallace Loveless Birmingham Alabama Rose Dorsey Thomas H. Star, Jr

Non-Skid Dix-Seal Test Section Planned on Rt 125

Ohio State Highway Department under Russell Simmons pilots a Dix-Seal non skid compound on Rt 125 from Hamlet to Bethel as a test section for statewide use if successful. Simmons notes the road remains hazardous with sharp curves and urges drivers to follow posted speeds. He seeks J R Cooke help to add white edge lines on Rt 125 133 and 52 to reduce accidents and save lives.

Rt. 125 Hamlet Bethel State Highway Department Russell Simmons Clermont County Simmons J. R. Cooke OH Sharp

Clermont County doctors push 100 bed Batavia hospital

The Clermont County Medical Society backs a 100 bed hospital at Batavia funded by a 2.5 million bond issue. Doctors urge central county location with possible Hill-Burton federal aid and state loans while considering an operating levy to cover red ink.

Clermont County Medical Society Batavia Clermont Carl A. Minning Minning Society Phillips F. Greene New Richmond Lloyd Owens Milford Hillburton Clermont County Mt. Washington Cincinnati

Bethel Teenagers Hurt in Collision With Cow

Three Bethel teenagers suffered minor injuries when their small sports car hit a cow and then an opposite tree on Rt 232, 25 miles southwest of Bethel. Driver Gary Peters 16 treated for hand lacerations released. Sharon Peters 14 bruises listed in satisfactory condition. Judy Tuel 14 faces multiple lacerations but stable. State highway patrol investigated.

Bethel Here Rt. 232 Gary Peters Bethel Life Squad Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Sharon Brown County Hospital Georgetown Kennedy Rt. 3 Judy Tuel Osborne St State Highway Patrol

Church Youth Visit Goodwill Center For Help

Olive Branch Methodist Junior High Youth Fellowship, led by Rev. Edgar L. Luecke with counselors Mr and Mrs Herbert Jones, toured Ohio Valley Goodwill Industries Rehabilitation Center in Woodlawn on Nov 29. They donated clothing and toys for Goodwill job training and employment programs for the handicapped.

Olive Branch Methodist Church Ohio Valley

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