Anderson School Stamps Lions In One Sided Victory
Anderson led 10 8 at start and 13 11 in the early second quarter before pulling away. The orange and black held a 22 14 halftime margin and widened it to 39 22 after three quarters, finishing 54 34. Anderson reserves outscored N R Yminary 28 26 with Jackson of Anderson totaling 15 points. Haley of the Lions had a notable scoring run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Lions
Orange
N. R. Yminary
Jackson
Haley
Christmas Drive and Community Aid Reach Decisive Turn
An issue of Clermont County news recounts charity efforts for children and elderly, including gifts and meals for county welfare charges. It also notes Ohio Mental Hygiene Association drives selecting eight counties Portage Summit Trumbull Vermont Clinton Highland Lake Warren with Crusade for Happiness seals to support mental health funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Mental Hygiene Association
Columbus
Snearhead Portage
Summit
Trumbull
Vermont
Clinton, Highland, Lake
Warren
Marion
Wells
Fryciene Association
Crusade For Happiness
Cozaddale Man Dies After Trailmobile Plant Fire
Kenneth Van Landingham, 24, of Cozaddale, died at General Hospital after a fire and explosion at the Trailmobile Corporation plant on Robertson Road and 31st Street in Oakley. Four others were injured in the blast including Bernard Dean and William Richardson. The cause was ignition of rubber cement vapors in a trailer during ditch stabilization work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth van Landingham
Cozaddale
General Hospital
Trailmobile Corporation
Robertson Road
31St Street
Oakley
van Landingham
Bernard Dean
Owensville
New Trial Granted for Bryants Against Village of Bethel
Charles W. and Thelma R. Bryant win a new trial in Clermont County Common Pleas Court over $1,000 damages from Bethel waterworks. The jury previously ruled for the village after a Sept. 6 trial. Judge Harry Britton will hear the retrial tomorrow with same attorneys for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W
Thelma R. Bryant
Bethel
Harry Britton
Clermont County Common Pleas Court
Bryants
Forest Ely
Charles White
Ben West
Hugh Nichols
Milford Firemen Extinguish Blaze at Gilliam Home
A fire at Trimble Gilliam’s Round Bottom Road residence caused an estimated 500 dollars in damage. Fire Chief Paul E. Bosch led Milford firefighters who quenched the blaze after Mr. Gilliam stopped the spread with a rug. The house, owned by Lawrence Ernst, sustained damage to the wood shingle roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble Gilliam
Round Bottom Road
East Fork Bridge
Milford
Gilliam
Paul E. Bosch
Lawrence Ernst
Farm Bureau Party At Batavia Marks Holiday Event
The Farm Bureau Co op hosts a Christmas party Saturday night at its new Batavia machinery and office building. A sound film of Dickens Scrooge debuts to set the mood as Joe Nordman leads Christmas carols with his accordion. Prof Ralph Lemon will run folk game activities, reviving popular pastimes for guests. Departure time for the film is 8 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Co-op
New Machinery and Office
Batavia
Dickens
Scrooge
Joe Nordman
Ralph Lemon
Clermont County
Farm Bureau
Elections for UC College of Nursing and Health offices
Miss Laura Rosnagle, dean, announced student officer elections for the College of Nursing and Health at the University of Cincinnati. Winners will serve the 1949 50 academic year. Marilyn Barber of Felicity Ohio was elected class treasurer. Cecil Barber of Felicity is a Montreat High School graduate.
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College of Nursing and Health
University of Cincinnati
Laura Rosnagle
Marilyn Barber
Felicity
Montreat High
Cecil Barber
Montreat High School
Montreat
North Carolina
Cantata at Summerside Church Sunday evening
The Summerside Church will present a cantata Sunday evening December 18. Special singers will perform and speakers are announced for the program. Rev Parkin District Superintendent of the Wilmington District will bring the message at the morning service. Come and enjoy both services.
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Summerside
Gram
Legion Auxiliary Oyster Supper at Williamsburg
The Williamsburg American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 288 will sponsor an oyster supper in the Legion Hall at 5 p.m. on December 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Williamsburg
American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 288
Legion Hall
Two Juveniles Admit Milford Bowling Alley Theft
Two youths aged 15 and 17 confessed to breaking a rear window at Milford Bowling Alley and stealing $229. Police Chief Earl N. Konrad arrested them after a two week investigation and turned them over to Clermont County Juvenile Court. Judge Halbisch ordered the parents to repay the stolen money and cover damage costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Clermont County Juvenile Court
Earl N. Konrad
Konrad
Halbisch
Baby Burned To Death In New Palestine Home Fire
A 17 month old, Elwood Barber, died in a house fire at New Palestine while his 3 year old brother Dennis escaped unharmed. State workers and neighbors attempted rescue but flames spread rapidly. The Red Cross evacuated the Barber family to the county home and seeks household donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Otto Barber
Red Cross
Kate Buerkle
Batavia
New Palestine
Lawerence Barber
Dennis
New Richmond
Lew F. White
Sheen
Frank Hutchinson
American Red Cross
Barber
Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Second Trial
An all male jury could not agree on Charles Snider 22 of New Richmond in a morals offense case at Cler mont County Common Pleas Court. A prior jury on Nov 25 also failed to reach a verdict and Prosecuting Attorney Ray Bradford said Snider may be released.
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Charles Snider
New Richmond
Clermont County
Milford Council Approves $375 Fire Siren Purchase
Milford Council authorizes buying a new fire siren for 375 dollars to mount atop the town hall, replacing a 30 year old unit. The body also backs Chief Konrad’s crosswalk and stop sign plan at Lila Avenue school entrance, and directs engineer Jack Fuller to prepare Water Street extension plans from Locust to Sycamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Council
Town Hall
Earl N. Konrad
Lila Avenue
Milford School
PTA
Jack H. Fuller
Water Street
Locust
Sycamore Street
Three Men Bound Over To Grand Jury In Clermont County
Three men bound over to the Clermont County grand jury this week. Ray Polster of Neville is charged with assault and battery and held on a 750 bond. Cuthbert George of Cincinnati and William Milton of Mt. Washington face breaking and entering and possession of stolen property with 1000 bonds each. Two Locust Corner juveniles involved. Mrs Hahn reported six guns and 50 dollars missing.
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Clermont County
Grand Jury
Ray Polster
Neville
Johnson
Cuthbert George
Kennedy Avenue
Cincinnati
William Milton
Mt. Washington
Florence Hahn
Locust Corner
Hahn
Services Held For Batavia Resident David K. McDonald
Services for prominent Batavia resident David K. McDonald were held Wednesday afternoon December 14. A life long Batavia resident and former U S Customs official, he died early Monday after a lingering illness. He was active in Batavia and Cincinnati Masonic Lodges and served as an elder in the Batavia Presbyterian Church. Surviving are his widow Grace a daughter Jean Hughey two grandchildren and a sister Miss Belle McDonald of Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David K. McDonald
McDonald
Batavia
U. S
Cincinnati
Chapter 12
Royal Arch Masons
Belle McDonald
Norwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anderson School
Tames Lions
Anderson High School
Andersonian
Higgins
Redmund
Tom and
Clermont Courier
Courier
Kris Kringle
Santa Claus
Ervin Braden
Peerfield Road
County Welfare Department
Blowville
Landingham
Madison Road
William Richardson
Lafayette Street
Eugene Schmidt
Columbia Parkway
Jace
Jack Galvin
St. James Avenue
Fred Harris
Madison
Henry Shelton
Jackson Pike
Shelton
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Calion
Clermont
Mrs. Bryant
New Building
U. C
Virgil Fleming
St. Marys
Ernest Stroub
Maple
Bruce Fleming
West Virginia
Maple Grove Road
Monterey
Summerside Church
Elwood
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