Pomona Grange criticizes Clermont county officials stance
The Clermont County Pomona Grange votes unanimously to disapprove how certain public offices are run and how funds are managed. The group with about 1800 members says it will use letters to newspapers to explain alleged mismanagement and plans to inform citizens.
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Clermont County
Pomona Grange
Grange
Williamsburg
Clermont County Farmers Union
Bantam Grange
Batavia
Union Heights Lions Meet Sponsors Knot Hole Teams
The Union Heights Lions Club met February 4 with Batavia attorney Harold Nichols as guest speaker. They voted to take over sponsoring the knot hole teams in the area.
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Union Heights
Harold Nichols
Batavia
Lions
Charter issued to The Haven Club Inc in Amelia
Secretary of State Ted Brown issues a corporation charter to The Haven Club Inc located in Amelia with Robert Fetz as statutory agent. Incorporators R A Wood W F Scanlon and Dunham Matthews authorized to issue 250 shares of $100 par common stock.
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Ted Brown
The
Haven Club, Inc
Amelia
Robert Fetz
Route 1
R. A. Wood
W. F. Scanlon
Dunham Matthews
Countian Named US Steel Veep Highway Worker Fatally Injured
Henry Moyer, 60, of Felicity, died after falling from a State Highway Department truck on a New Richmond road near New Richmond. He fell from the right front fender as the slow vehicle stopped. Driver Homer Hance of Williamsburg and police chief Charles Spaulding led the investigation.
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New Richmond
Charles Spaulding
Henry Moyer
Felicity
State Highway Department
Hole
Spaulding
Ohio State Patrol
Moyer
Lew F. White
Homer Hance
Williamsburg
Seyler Promoted To General Superintendent At Clairton Plant
H W Seyler, longtime Clairton plant chemist and Batavia native, rises to general superintendent overseeing all coal chemical operations for United States Steel. The 1944 appointment follows a career from Ohio State chemical engineer graduate to chief chemist and assistant VP in charge of coal chemical sales, with a February testimonial planned in Clairton.
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H. W. Seyler
Batavia
United States Steel Company
Clairton
Seyler
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Pennsylvania
New York
Tion
Legion To Help Club Polio Drive In Batavia Township
The Frank W. Weaver Post of the American Legion will assist the Batavia Junior Woman's Club's polio drive by collecting funds Friday night February 11. Legionaires will wear official caps and carry labeled containers. They depart at 6:30 p.m. covering Route 132, Route 222, Route 74 and Route 14 areas plus all township side roads.
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Frank W. Weaver
American Legion
Batavia
Batavia Township
Robert Rice
Legionaires
Chapel Road
Corporation Limits
Milhaven
Emil Dial
Paians Buy Batavia Property on State Route 74
Peter and Florence Paian acquired the Boyle property on State Route 74 East Main Batavia Ohio. They previously resided in Hulington and have worked with Fred'k A Schmidt Inc for five years selling Clermont County real estate.
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Peter
Florence Paian
Boyle
East Main
Batavia
Ohio
Hulington
Paians
Fred’k A. Schmidt, Inc
Clermont County
Red Cross Seeks Aid For Family After Titus Road Fire
The Clermont County Red Cross appeals for help for the Fred Guffey family of Titus Road whose home and possessions were destroyed by fire last week. Four children ages six months to four years need furniture clothing and household goods. Donations accepted by Batavia 34111.
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Clermon County
The
American Red Cross
Fred Guffey
Titus Road
Red Cross
Batavia
Owners Tardy In Buying Licenses
Clermont County sanitarian Albert M Kistner reports less than half of county restaurants hold 1955 licenses. Health commissioner Dr F M Oxley warns unlicensed eateries must close. last year 233 licenses were issued, but as of last week only 96 certificates had been issued.
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Albert M Kistner
Clermont County
F. M. Oxley
Eagles in Batavia Raise $124 for March of Dimes
The Fraternal Order of Eagles in Batavia collected 124 dollars 60 cents for polio during a March of Dimes drive. Cards with dimes and paper money were displayed on Main Street hall walls. Pictured are Paul Seibert on the left and Everett Carter on the right, FOE members.
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Order of Eagles
Batavia
Main Street
Paul Seibert
Everett Carter
FOE
Fourteen Lions Club set for zone meeting at D X Ranch
Fourteen Lions clubs will attend the Lions Zone 3A meeting at the D X Ranch near Hamlet on February 11. Participating clubs include Amelia Bethel Felicity Franklin Mt. Crabon Morrow South Lebanon Union Heights Cincinnati Eastern Hills Northside Price Hill Reading and Lockland. Harold A Windeler chairs the event with dinner at 6 46 p m followed by dancing. Guests include Herman Murphy district cabinet secretary and Harry Schultz district governor and international director of Lions. Reservations are with Windeler at BE 8679 or Batavia 3 7023.
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D-X Ranch
Hamlet
Amelia
Bethel
Felicity
Franklin
Mt. Crab
Morrow
South Lebanon
Union Heights
Cincinnati
Eastern Hills
Northside
Price Hill
Reading
Lockland
Harold A Windeler
Amelia Lions Club
Herman Murphy
Wilmington
Harry
Services Classifieds Highlight Local Repair Experts
Courier classifieds list service and repair professionals across many trades. Readers find carpenters electricians plumbers cleaners and other tradesmen in the local marketplace aiding quick fixes and home projects.
Four Lane Route 125 Plan Draws State Support
Plans for a four lane highway from Amelia along State Route 125 to Hamilton County move from widening to new construction. 500 cars per day on the route through Withamsville prompted the change. Samuel Linzel, state highway director, heads the project with an early start forecast. Emma Franz of Batavia died Wednesday at Onrist Hospital in Cincinnati. funeral arrangements pending.
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Amelia
Hamilton County
Emma Franz
Batavia
Onrist Hospital
Cincinnati
Fred Ungelhaem
Centerville Road
Highway Department
Withamsville
Samuel Linzel
Telephone company launches 30 first aid vehicles regionwide
Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company fields 30 emergency units across Clermont Hamilton and Butler counties and Kentucky areas to aid auto accident victims. Twenty four vehicles shown carry insignia and crews of 87 trained employees alongside Red Cross cooperation for on scene first aid.
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Cincinnati and Suburban
Bell Telephone Company
Clermont
Hamilton
Butler
Kentucky
Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Company
Citizens Telephone Company, Incorporated
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