Independent season nears end tourney plans set for Monday
Rath's Amelia leads the Courier Sports season with New Richmond Auto close behind as 14 games remain in the schedule. Tonight Oasis visits Owensville while Rath meets Goshen and Felicity faces Batavia. A Rath’s Store meeting Monday at 8 will plan a post high school tournament. Clermont Sportsmen auction March 5 at Williamsburg with various items to donate welcomed.
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Rath
Amelia
New Richmond Auto
N. R. Auto Sales
Oasis
Angy’s
Batavia
Felicity Lions
Owensville
Goshen
Wright Gas
Mt. Crab
Felicity
New Richmond Field House
Rath’s
Clermont Sportsmen, Inc
Williamsburg
County Tourney One-and-Out Draw Set
Clermont County school superintendents meet Monday to draw the county high school basketball tournament at New Richmond field house starting February 15 with contests on February 16 and 21. The final occurs February 3, and this year the event uses a one-and-out format after two losses previously eliminated teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
New Richmond Fieldhouse
Owensville Upsets Batavia Hoopsters in Close Game
Owensville defeated Batavia 37 to 34 after trailing at halftime. Bob Farrel scored 18 for Owensville while Batavia’s Wuerdeman led with 14. Batavia Reserves beat Owensville Juniors 22 to 15.
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Owensville
Batavia
Mainva
Bob Farrel
Wuerdeman
Goshen High Defeats Felicity 74 to 51 on Friday
Goshen High School boys basketball remained in front from the opening horn as they defeated Felicity 74 to 51. The scoring by quarter read 18-8, 22-8, 22-20, and 12-? final margins.
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Goshen
Felicity
New Richmond Edges Goshen In Tight Victory
New Richmond beat Goshen 49 to 45 on Tuesday behind 16 points from Painter. Simpson led Goshen in scoring while the Reserve game also went to New Richmond.
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New Richmond
Goshen
Painter
Simpson
From where I sit
Joe Marsh and Cappy Miller recount a town power outage that blacked out miles of lines. A caller jokes about 20 cows in a barn needing milking by machine, underscoring how quick skills fade without practice and the need for tolerance and respect for others choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cappy Miller
Bethel Leading League Batavia Beats New Richmond
New Richmond lost in overtime to Batavia Tuesday, snapping their share of first place. Eddie Day had 21 points and Doug Smith 11 for Batavia, while New Richmond’s Hale scored 23 and Painter 11. Batavia led 32-20 at half, reserves 31-27 final.
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New Richmond
Batavia
Bethel
Hale
Painter
Knothole Leaguers Plan Rules Meeting Next Tuesday
The Clermont County Knothole League will convene in Batavia Courthouse conference room next Tuesday at 8 PM to discuss 1952 season rules and elect officers. Secretary Stanley Anstaett urged towns to form groups and pick county meet representatives as New Richmond is expected to join. Participants last year covered Amelia Batavia Gosh en Mt Carm el Bethel Williamsburg Owensville Williamsburg Milford.
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Clermont County Knothole League
Batavia Courthouse
Stanley Anstaett
League
New Richmond
Amelia
Batavia
Goshen
Mt. Carmel
Bethel
Williamsburg
Owensville
Williamsville
Milford
Milford and Area Society News Briefs
Mr B Turner Bateman is a patient at Good Samaritan Hospital. Miss Shirley Langen engagement to Joseph Snaker of Norwood Ohio announced with no wedding date set. Mrs Lida Motsinger vacationing in Florida. Mrs Daniel Koch back home after hospitalization. Miss Agnes Boyce vacationing in Phoenix with her niece. Mrs Mayme Pierson recuperating with son Robert Pierson in Cincinnati after a nervous collapse. The Mothers March on Polio raised more than 750 dollars. exact total not known at writing.
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Shirley Langen
William Langen
Joseph Snaker
Norwood
Ohio
Lida Motsinger
Florida
Daniel Koch
Agnes Boyce
Phoenix
Ariz
Mayme Pierson
Robert Pierson
Cincinnati
Milford
J. J. Wessel
Garden Circle and Garden Club Meet in Newtown Actions
The Garden Circle of the Mt. Washington Woman's Club met at Mrs. Thomas Bourne's home with hospitality by Mrs. John Fielman, Mrs. Edward Jones and Mrs. F. A. Lang. Guest speaker Mrs. Jacob Diegmuller spoke on House Plants and led a plant auction by Mrs. Mark Brockman.
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Mt. Washington
Jacob Diegmuller
Mark Brockman
John Sloan
Christ Hospital
New Richmond Edges Williamsville In Tight Feature
New Richmond edged Withamsville 30 25 in a fast paced feature game at Withamsville gym as lead changes mounted and Higgens led with seven field goals while Welton added four. Williamsville’s Fender and Nolan scored nine and eight respectively as Summerside beat Owensville 27 22 and Lindale defeated Amelia Baptist 47 21 with Bud Chaney and Eads in double figures. Next week Williamsville hosts Batavia for a showdown while Lindale meets Williamsville and Summerside faces Amelia.
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Nimrods
New Richmond
Withamsville
New Richmond Boys
Williamsville
Fender
Charlie Higgens
New Richmond High
Charlie
Edward
Duke
Welton
Nolan
Summerside
First Baptist Church
Owensville
Lindale
Amelia Baptist
Bud Chaney
Eads
Bob Skinner
Amelia
Wright
Rath
Wilhiamsville
Batavia
Owensville Falls to Amelia in Baron's Court Thriller
Owensville trailed throughout the game as Amelia posted a 63-57 win at the Baron's home court. Owensville’s Farrell led with 25 points while Amelia’s Maphet had 22. Amelia Reserves topped Owensville Juniors 36-29.
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Owensville
Amelia
Farrell
Maphet
Amelia Reserves
Amelia notes and society items from local column
A reader reports Mrs Elizabeth Huling ill but contributes her Amelia column. Mr and Mrs Newell Hamilton of Akron visit her parents. Raymond Davidson guests include Dora Hunt Joyce from Oxford. D Ault and son Donnie stay at the Naval Airfield in Columbus. Stella Glover hosts her Book Club. M E Church choir gives a candelabrum in memory of Charles Houser. Blanche Hutson injured in a fall en route to Dorothy’s birthday.
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Newell Hamilton
Akron
W. Hutson
Raymond Davidson
Dora Hunt
Cincinnati
Joyce
Oxford
D. Ault
Donnie
Naval Airfield
Columbus
Ohio
Stella Glover
M. E. Church
Charles Houser
Blanche Hutson
Dorothy
Community Meetings Set By Local Groups
The Tri C Class of the Methodist Church Sunday School met Thursday night at Mrs. George Earl Huling’s home with co hosts Mrs. Herbert Hunt Omar Dixson and Mrs. Morris Weaver assisting. The Amelia P T A will meet Tuesday night February 12 replacing the first Tuesday schedule.
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Methodist Church Sunday School
Herbert Hunt
Omar Dixson
Morris Weaver
Amélia P. T. A
Amelia Blue Barons trounce Wildcats 54–25 in Williams burg
Amelia Blue Barons beat Williamsburg 54 to 25 at Williams burg on Tuesday. Score by quarters shows Amelia led after two quarters and sealed the win. Williamsburg reserves lost to Amelia subs 35–19.
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Williamsburg
Amelia's
Blue Barons
Amelia
Amelia Subs
Notice on Filing Inventory for James Edward Crawford Estate
On February 6 1952 an inventory and appraisement of the estate of James Edward Crawford deceased of Wayne Township Clermont County Ohio was filed. The appraisement will be heard February 27 1952 at 10 00 AM in Batavia Ohio. Persons wishing to file exceptions must do so at least six days prior or be barred. Probate Judge Orville W Halbisch seals the document. Nichols Speidel and Nichols Attorneys.
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James Edward Crawford
Wayne Township
Clermont County
Ohio
Batavia
Orville W. Halbisch
Nichols
Speidel and Nichols
Primary Race Listings for Clermont and Nearby Townships
The notice lists Democratic and Republican candidates in Clermont County Ohio, including townships Franklin Monroe Stonelick Union Washington Williamsburg and candidates Larkin Louderback Meeker Jones Early White Nelson Nelson Williams Davis Gates Myers etc. It notes Harry Kahle seeking a Republican State Central Committee seat from the Sixth District and identifies Eastwood and Williams as Republican candidates for the sixth district congressional seat vacated by James Polk.
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Alfred A. Troyke
Pierce
George W. Mull
Stonelick
Guy E. Holmes
Thomas C. Pierson
Union
Frank D. Roush
Washington
Herschel Liming
Wayne
Ernest H. Ruffner
Williamsburg
Franklin
Monroe Townships
Democratic Central Committee
S. L. Larkin
Batavia
Paul M. Louderback
Harold Cossens
Earl T. Meeker
Goshen
C. L. Jones
Jackson
David N. Early
Miami
John E. White
Monroe
Charles Colonel
Ohio
G. B. Huntington
Co. J. Whitmer
John F. Davis
Allen Gates
Edten Myers
Tate
Harry Kahle
Republican State Central Committee
Portsmouth
Clermont
James Polk
Earl E. Eastwood
Bethel Insurance
Joseph I. Williams
New Richmond
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Geason
Sports Opinion
Waltonites
Batavia Hoopsters
Powers Realty Service
Dunbar
Charles Burkhart
Sales Mgr
Amelia, O
FGF
Kleespies Turner Wilson
Marcum Simpson Smith Winterberger
Eve Tf
F Rudd
Bailey Cohen Owens Bailey J
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Knothole Leaguers
B. Turner Bateman
Good Samaritan Hospital
Helen Demick
Alex E. Demick
Ragland Road
Newtown
Family Circle
U. S
Canada
Demick
Charles B. Shaw
Nora Donaldson
Wilbur Barrow
Richard
Richard Philhower
Heinbolt
Vice
Hancock Hamm
Ketch Henderson
J Chaney
E. Chaney
R. Chaney
Wilder Combs
Rath Spaulding
Black Wright Acres
Ron Everett Acres
Roy Eee
Patton
By Donald Patton
Boy Scouts
Amelia Cagers
Anderson Township
Republican Women's Club
Earl E. Hopper
Becky Swisher
Jo Foreman
Crest
Newtown P. T. A
Audi
Boy Scout Week
Truman
White House
Boy Scouts of America
Liberty
Margaret Sprague
Batavia Chapter O. E. S
Lillian McDermott
Katherine Smittle
Marjorie Ross
Lelia Malott
June Schultz
Helen Battles
Beulah Dunlap
Ella Cover
Alice Joseph
Laura Peterson
Dunlap
Glenn Moore
Loveland
P. C. Moore
Sharonville
Arthur Franke
St. Bernard, O
Broadway Club
Earl Fishback
Crusade Circle
Amelia Mrs. Earl Huling
Elizabeth Huling
Kahle
Todd Motor Company
Dodge
Plymouth
George Earl
Huling
Mrs
Burg Wildcats
Springer and
Mont Kenton, Ohio
America
Lightning
Hartman Hardware
Batavia, Ohio
Morris
Herbert Bolender & Son
William Lucas
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