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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1959

Page

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Production Halt on 9400 Acres of County Cropland

A year end report by Clermont County ASC chair C W Thompson notes about 9400 acres of county cropland will be removed from production in 1960 under Conservation Reserve contracts. About 7200 acres are already out, with 3200 more expected from 1959 signup. Whole farm contracts affect 7200 acres, removing production potential and allowing farm residence and limited land use. The Conservation Reserve, part of the federal program, pays annual rent and some establishment costs. roughly 5 percent of U S cropland is now in reserve.

Clermont County C. W. Thompson ASC Thompson

No Santa Claus echoes through Virginia O’Hanlon story

The familiar 19th century reply to Virginia O’Hanlon’s Santa Claus question frames belief as essential to childhood joy. Francis P. Church’s New York Sun editorial argues there is a Santa Claus beyond sight, a source of love, generosity, and wonder that sustains a childlike world.

Santa Claus Ciilanood Virginia O'Hanlon Kawara M. Douglas New York City Francis P. Church Virginia Church New York Sun Poles

Red Cross Reports Clermont County Disaster Aid Totals

Disaster Service of the Cincinnati Area Red Cross reports 11 months of aid to Clermont County residents totaling 101942.42 dollars including 15 local cases mostly from fires and 982.71 dollars for January floods. Aid covers food clothing shelter medical care and furnishings.

Disaster Service Cincinnati Red Cross Clermont County Loveland-Milford American National Red Cross Washington, D. C

Permit Granted To Fire Company Despite Protests

The Miami East Fire Department in Miami township received a D1 permit for on premise and carryout sale of 3.2 beer despite protests from neighbors. The building sits on land donated by Arthur Blake with a restriction against selling alcohol. Blake may pursue court action to enforce it.

Richard C. Crouch Ohio Department of Liquor Control Miami East Fire Department Miami Township Rt. 2 Loveland Cntirenes Fanu Mt. Repose Arthur Blake Department of Liquor Control Blake

LibraryBudget Reduction Ends Walk In Service

The County Library Board plans for January use of a new Ba tavia building leased from Harry Kahle at 480 a month but walk in service is dropped after a 6500 cut in 1960 operating funds. The board sought 77443 from intangible taxes but was cut to 70909. They currently rent space at Clermont Tire and Supply for 175 a month.

The County Library Board Batavia Harry Kahle County Budget Commission Clermont Tire Market Street

Churches Combine For Yale Program

A Christmas Eve carols and candle lighting service at 11 p.m. will unite First Methodist Church Batavia and Olive Branch Methodist Church. The Olive Branch choir directed by Homer C. Didday Jr. performs Cantique de Noel and Jane Moore is organist. Batavia choir directed by Helen Lahmann sings Dear Nightingale Awake with Mary Ruth Kramer guest organist. The meditation The Small Flicker of the Candle will be given by Rev. William Knepp, with Rev. Don G. McMannis presiding over the service and candle lighting. An offering for Methodist hospitals and homes will be received. Public is invited.

First Methodist Batavia Olive Branch Methodist Church Olive Branch Homer C. Didday, Jr Adam Seymore Jane Moore Helen Lahmann Nightingale Sarr Mary Ruth Kramer William Knepp Don G. McMannis

Red Cross Disaster Aid Totals For Ohio Floods In 1959

In the January 1959 flash floods Cross expenditures reached 461,058 dollars. Ohio residents received 1,965,064.94 dollars in outright disaster assistance with 7,863 people aided. In the five county Cincinnati area 2,523 residents obtained 191,558.94 dollars.

Poor Relief Cash Sent For Holiday Aid

Clermont County receives 24355.95 as its share of a 5 million emergency advance distribution of poor relief funds urged by State Auditor James A. Rhodes. The advance totals were mailed after the tax collection reached 5 million, ahead of the usual Feb 1 distribution. Rhodes hopes the funds reach homes in time to ease Christmas hardship.

Clermont County James A. Rhodes Rhodes

Welfare Picture Brightens In Clermont County

Clermont County Welfare Department steadies finances with $24,355 emergency aid. General relief cases fall from over 100 to 33, dependent-child aid rises from $21,000 to $30,000 monthly, with state policy boosting county share to 85 percent. Welfare workers handling 120 cases monthly, but average 30 closures. Funding pressures from disabled aid and medical costs remain.

State Welfare Department ADC Wayne

Jackson Dayton Firms Low Bidders On Sewer Project

Bethel village seeks a $623000 sewer disposal plant and lines. Eight bids for the plant cite Don King Construction Co of Jackson at 170230 dollars. Seven bids for sewer lines show K H Gregory Inc of Dreyton at 327879.20 dollars. Financing includes 395000 revenue bonds, 165000 special assessment bonds, 58000 federal aid, and 5000 from a prior sewer bond issue.

Bethel Alfred

Prisoner Sends Card From Pen to Sheriff Greeting

Paul Stewart of Newtonsville now serves a one year term in Ohio Penitentiary after jail breaks. He mailed a greeting card to Sheriff Clyde Dericks, apologizing and saying he did not know what he was doing while drunk. Stewart escaped twice and slipped through a small jail window to flee, then was recaptured within an hour.

Paul Stewart Newtonsville Ohio Clyde B. Dericks Stewart

Blaze damages Williamsburg restaurant attic fire

Damage estimated at 1500 occurred at the Toot N Tell It Restaurant when an oil space heater started a attic fire. Firemen battled the blaze for two hours before control. Operator Stanley Schafer, a Williamsburg council member, runs the popular youth gathering spot.

Williamsburg Firmen Stanley Schaefer

Suro Proposes 1960 Budget for County Planning Commission

A. E. Suro, executive director, outlines a 12 point 1960 program with a recommended budget of at least 30 400. The plan covers land use maps zoning, conservation and recreation areas, sewer and water plans, industrial land reserves, bridges study, a county hospital feasibility report and a six year capital program. 1959 steps include subdivision rules highway plans and townships mapping with better civic information access.

A. E. Suro Ermont County Planning Commission Suro Franklin Washington Monroe Ohio Williamsburg Tate Jackson Wayne Batavia Union Miami Pierce

Courier's 13th First Baby Contest Opens Next Week

Clermont County residents may enter the Courier's First Baby Contest for 1960 if a birth is reported before noon January 4. Parents need one month residence, must inform The Courier with birth details, and present a letter of introduction at 385 Main St Batavia to claim gifts from participating merchants.

Courier Clermont County Main St Batavia

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Yes Tner United Appeal Red Cross Disaster Service Charles L. Schneider New Richmond National Bank American National Red Cross Office of Research Information Yale Clyde W. Park Morgan Ohio Historical Society Washington, Ohio Auth Park Oney Dayton Goshen Stonelick Commission
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