Three Men Fined for Disturbance in Mt Holly Cafe
Three men caused a disturbance at Jack's Cafe in Mt Holly on a Saturday night. They appeared before Mayor A Co Munden in Batavia on Wednesday, each fined 100 dollars and ordered to pay 44 dollars for damage after breaking beer bottle tops. One man was injured. Also before the mayor were Eugene Hearon fined 25 dollars and costs for intoxication and disorderly conduct, and Marion Roberts fined 100 dollars with 75 suspended for possessing a car under the influence.
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Jack
Mt. Holly
A. Co. Munden
Batavia
Munden
Eugene Hearon
Marion
Roberts
Patrolman Seeks Applicants for State Police Training
Patrolman Mark Trees of the State Highway Patrol will be at the State Highway Garage in Batavia February 13 from 7 to 9 p.m. to receive applications from young men interested in joining the patrol. Veterans are eligible for benefits during the 12 weeks of required training.
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Mark Trees
State Highway Patrol
State
Batavia
More deputy dog wardens named in Clermont County
The county names four additional deputy wardens as part of a broader dog control enforcement effort. Recipients include Ohio Township Washington Township and Ezta Flora in Franklin. several deputy wardens had been named previously.
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Clermont County
Ohio Township
Washington Township
Ezta Flora
Franklin
Glass thrown at companion in Cincinnati cafe strikes man
Cincinnati police seek a Hill woman who hurled a glass at a companion in the Normandy Cafe Saturday evening. The glass hit Adren Mil on the forehead, needing several stitches at Bethesda Hospital. Mil did not know the woman and was with his own party. Miller said he was standing when struck.
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Cincinnati
Hill
Bethesda Hospital
Miller
Hospital Aid Bill Approved and Georgetown Meet Set
Federal approval of a 40 million dollar hospital aid program will spur a March 18 meeting at the Georgetown Court House with Stewart Milliken to discuss shared efforts among Clermont Brown and Adams counties. Local groups push funding with a one third state match and a hoped hospital facility, while Clermont leads rural health discussions in Columbus and statewide.
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Clermont, Brown and
Adams County
Court House
Georgetown
Stewart Milliken
Ohio
Clermont County Agricultural Society
Fred Matthis
Williamsburg
Brown County
R. L. Budd
Southern Hotel
Columbus
Clermont
Registrars Named for Sale of Auto Tags in Clermont County
Deputy registrars for the 1948 automobile license plate sale in Clermont County are listed by town including Amelia, Batavia, Bethel, Felicity, Goshen, Loveland, Milford, Mt. Carmel, New Richmond, Newtonsville, Owensville, Williamsburg and more. The tag sale begins March 1 with new plates due by April 1. two plates available, black numerals on lemon yellow background. passenger licenses rise to $10. Mrs. R B Gifford hosts Anti Cant Class Thursday evening.
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Clermont County
Amelia
Nellie Mattox
Batavia
Angela Sanders
Second St
Bethel
Bertha Huggins
Felicity
Mabel Masters
Goshen
Elmer Bailey
Loveland
Alice Sweeney
Wagner Bldg
Broadway
Milford
A. E. Snyder
Mill & Water Sts
Mt. Carmel
P. O. Newtown
Delia Bell
New Richmond
Clyde M. Tomlin
Front T
Newtonsville
Hivira Werner
Owensville
George W. Mull
Williamsburg
Robert Prewitt
Elrod Pharmacy
Main St
Clermont County Republican Women Host February Meeting
Chester R. Shook former judge and Lincoln authority will be principal speaker at Clermont County Republican Women’s Club February meeting at Withamsville school. He recently visited the Lincoln Memorial in Illinois and will discuss Abraham Lincoln President. The Mother Singers of Withamsville PTA will join the program along with a piano solo by Rhoda Ankermiller.
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Chester R. Shook
Common Press Court
Hamilton County
Abraham Lincoln
Clermont County Republican Women’s Club
Withamsville
Judge Shook
Lincoln Memorial
Illinois
Withamsville P.T.A
Carl Bernett
Rhoda Ankermiller
Cincinnati College of Music
Native of India to Speak at Local Churches
Mr. Sagar will be the guest missionary speaker at Olive Branch and Summerside Methodist Churches during Sunday worship. He then speaks at Clermont County Methodist Men's Brotherhood Meeting Sunday evening at 5:30 at Summerside Methodist Church. He formerly served as Principal of the Methodist Mission School at Muttra.
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Sagar
Olive Branch
Summerside
Clermont County
Rural Clubs Plan Camp Funding and Growth
County Extension Agents report a push to create camping facilities for 4-H and rural clubs. Funds totaling about 16000 dollars are sought over several years to develop facilities in multiple counties. Agents held four months of meetings and on January 31 signed the Articles of Incorporation for the project.
County Property To Be Sold At Public Auction
Clermont County plans a public auction on February 24 featuring two motor graders two power mowers two used conference room tables from the courthouse.
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Clermont County
Court House
Easter Seal Sale Opens Feb 28 for Crippled Children
The 15th annual Easter Seal drive for crippled children begins February 28 in Clermont County and runs through Easter Sunday March 298. Ohio Society for Crippled Children and 72 county societies sponsor the campaign led nationally by the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Clermont County Chapter formed December 1947 and funds support convalescent care medical treatment equipment eyeglasses hearing aids scholarships and vocational training for cerebral palsied children.
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Clermont County
Ednabelle Thornton
Williamsburg
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Electric rail era in Clermont County's early years
The Clermont County electric era began circa 1900 with the C. G. & P. expanding gauge and right of way, building routes from Georgetown to West Union and linking Cincinnati to New Rich mond's rail outlet. Four electric lines once operated, including the Swing Line and Kroger Line, but floods, high costs, and rising auto transport led to their abandonment. Simultaneously, Felicity saw home owned telephone exchanges grow before outside competition ended their viability.
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Cincinnati
California
Ohio
New Richmond
Queen City
Clermont County
Newtonsville
Kroger
Hillsboro
Highand
Felicity
Ohio Associated
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Charles Caldwelts
Route 50
Ross. i
State Patrol
Mark
Kerr's Dairy
R. B. Gifford
Rotary Club
Batavia Rotary Club
Howard Hudson
Clinton ‘County Bank of
Wilmington
Ohio Bankeex’, Association
India
Lisa M. Sagar
Juggie
Muttra, India
Tom Nordyke
Oak Street
Dayton
Paul English
Herbert Nordyke
Tom
Nordykes
Halbisch
Spurs
Lake Allyn
Batewia
West Union
Little Miami River
Felicity Exchange
Bethe
Harry Halbisch
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