Editorial 7s 6 How Much Longer
The piece questions how long motorists must endure the dangerous condition of State Route 74 from East Batavia Heights to Mt. Carmel. It urges the Route 74 improvement committee to press the Highway Construction Council for funding from the 1952 bond issue and pushes for extended road work toward the Brown County line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Batavia Heights
Mt. Carmel
State Highway Department
Bee
Mt. Carmel Hill
Brown County
Columbus
Success Story No 7 Advertises Courier Benefits
Mrs. Frank Schmidt of Rt. 1 Coraddale used The Courier classifieds to sell a dining room set quickly. The ad appeared the day after publication and she praises the paper as fast friendly and economical with no charge for credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schmidt
Rt. 1
Coraddale
Mrs. Schmidt
Courier
Brothers Plead Innocent in Beating Charge in Batavia
Herbert 22 and Glen Simpson 20 pleaded innocent to assault with intent to kill before Mayor J F Paschal in Batavia. They are charged in the beating of Miss Dora Abbott a Bethel school fifth grade teacher who returned home to find them ransacking her house. Miss Abbott remains in serious condition at Brown County Hospital. The brothers were bound over to the grand jury and held on $15000 bond by Mayor Paschal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Glen Simpson
J. F. Paschal
Batavia
Dora Abbott
Bethel School
Miss Abbott
Brown County Hospital
Paschal
Hardware Plans Grand Opening in Mt Washington Center
Mt Washington Hardware opens a new larger store at 2210 Beechmont Ave in Mt Washington. The center is built by William F. Kuhl and Harry Rosenberger with Harry's Shoes and An Le Shop as tenants. A 20th anniversary sale runs during the three day grand opening with door prizes and favors for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Washington Hardware
Mt. Washington
William F. Kuhl
Beechmont Ave
Kuhl
Harry Rosenberger
Harry’s Shoes
Lee Long
Anne Bugganer
Milford patrolman job openings announced by town officials
Milford officials announced patrolman positions remain open with Police Chief Joe Wintersole and Mayor Roberts Rinckhoff. Clerk changes were reported as Mrs Violet Snell resigned and Harry Hodges named clerk, with Ruth Brower becoming deputy clerk. The Pearl Lane road restoration in Meese subdivision moved forward under an extra work contract funded by the tri township waterworks department and county engineer Carl Rush said petitions for Pearl Lane had previously failed to reach commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Joe Wintersole
Roberts Rinckhoff
Violet Snell
Harry A. Hodges
Ruth Brower
Hodges
Union Township
Eva
Dogwood
Pearl Lane
Parrott
Tri-Township Waterworks
Carl Rush
Father Gets Life for Rape Daughter Victim
Albert A. Findley 48 of Loveland sentenced to life for rape with consecutive term for indecent liberties against his 10-year-old daughter. Judge Harry Britton also imposed 1 to 10 years on second count. Hattie Hartwell pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons and received 1 to 3 years. Public jail-break aid case postponed. Tretola and Pedro of Cincinnati deny armed robbery charges. trials set for Feb 27 and April. Court reports 39 criminal dispositions since December 6, 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Findley
Loveland
Harry Britton
Hattie Hartwell
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Marysville
Jerry G. Tretola
Anthony P. Pedro
Cincinnati
Frontier Tavern
New Richmond
Tretola
Pedro
Britton
Common Pleas Court
Heart Sunday Campaign Set To Aid Heart Research
Heart Sunday will be observed in Clermont County on February 26 as volunteers visit neighborhoods to support heart research. Mrs. David Franklin of Batavia chairs the county effort with area chairmen named by Mrs. Donald Domer and Mrs. Kevin McGann including Hilda Mandaville and A Gordon Schulze. Local groups aiding include Felicity Boy Scouts, Loveland Girl Scouts, and Williamsburg Junior Woman's Club with leaders in New Richmond also active.
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Heart
Clermont County
Heart Fund
David Franklin
Batavia
Clermont Heart
Donald Domer
Kevin McGann
Georgetown
Hilda Mandeville
Rt. 4
A. Gordon Schulze
Main St
Amelia
Dick Willey
Tabasco Rd
Williamsville
Clarence Schwab
Washington
New Richmond
Charles Grabill
Felicity
Forrest Bridges
Loveland
Hope Harrison
Newtonsville
Edwin Evans
Owensville
Ralph Hance
Goshen
Carlos Burns
Half Hill Road
Nicholsville
John Bulow
Glen Este
Heart Sunday
Trainees Near Finish Line In Local Fire Course
MT CARMEL Ray Riggs chief of the North Union Township Volunteer Fire Department says about 88 percent of trainees will complete the fire course satisfactorily and be certified. Chief Francis Wolfangle of the Anderson Fire Department notes that 60 percent completion would have been a strong outcome for the original enrollment.
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MT. Carmel
Ray Riggs
North Union Township
Judy Walker Wins Ribbons in Scholastic Art Exhibit
Judy Walker, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Walker of Batavia, earned three ribbons and two honorable mentions from seven entries at the Scholastic Art Award Exhibition sponsored by the John Shillito Company in Cincinnati. Regional winners advance to a national show at Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh.
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John Shillito Company
Cincinnati
Judy Walker
James W. Walker
Batavia
Ohio
Shillito’s
Carneigie Art Museum
Pittsburgh
Judy
Ursuline School For Girls
St. Martin’s
Brown County
Boys found safe after night sheltering in barn loft
Dennis Grimes and Terry Dawson, missing since 9 p.m., were found asleep on a cot in a barn loft at the Page Dawson farm in Mt. Holly. BMOP Fire Department searched the area through heavy rain after Dennis failed to return from play.
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Dennis
Charles Grimes
Terry
Dale Dawson
Page Dawson
Mt. Holly
Bmop Fire Department
Dawson Farm
al Roberts
Amelia Knothole Boosters Plan Baseball Field Lights
Floyd Rath announces progress on installing lights for the Amelia knothole baseball field. A door to door canvass starts March 3 under Mrs Harold Evanshine. Committees contact businesses and groups. poles are to be delivered and detailed plans set for the system. A March 1 meeting in the high school cafeteria will involve the Amelia Alumni committee and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Knothole Boosters Club
Floyd Rath
Harold Evanshine
Teria
Amelia Alumni Committee
Mt. Moriah Players Present Here She Comes Comedy
The Mt. Moriah Players stage the three act farce Here She Comes at Williamsville Tabasco school on March 2 and 3 directed by Douglas Birch formerly of the Fifth Avenue Players. Nursery accommodations will be provided for young children. Lions Club district events offer Hollywood Ice Revue tickets in Cincinnati March 1, with no reserved seating and tickets sold through Lions members and Amelia businesses.
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Mt. Moriah
Williamsville-Tabasco
Douglas Birch
Fifth Avenue Players
New York City
Lions Club
Clermont
Hamilton Counties
Cincinnati Garden
Lions
Amelia
Reading Methods Demonstration Planned by Goshen PTA
Mrs. Lawrence Marr Goshen elementary coordinator says a reading demonstration will be held at the March PTA meeting to explain teaching techniques. Dorothy Dahoney of Scott Foresman Company will present with first grade pupils at 8 p.m. March 6 in the Goshen elementary school.
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Goshen
Lawrence Marr
PTA
Marr
Dorothy Dahoney
Scott Foresman Company
Curriculum Foundation
Genter Cleared In Mail Charge
William A. Genter 31 of Hitchcock Lane was freed on a mail fraud charge after restitution was made. U S Commissioner Graham P Hunt Jr dismissed the case on recommendation of Assistant U S District Attorney George Heitzler. The action stemmed from a feud with former Amelia mayor Carl Lillich over a traffic citation and fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
William A. Genter
Hitchcock Lane
U. S
Graham P. Hunt Jr
U.S
George Heitzler
Genter
Carl Lillich
Amela
Heitzler
Lillich
Blue Gold Dinner Set by Pack 443 Cub Scouts
The annual Cub Scout Blue and Gold dinner is scheduled for Sunday February 26 at 5 30 PM at Mt Holly Christian Chapel. Pack 443 Amelia Cub Scouts invite families and friends to attend a pot luck event with den mothers coordinating arrangements.
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Pack
Amelia Cub Scouts
Mt. Holly Christian Chapel
Democrat Leader Protests Brower GOP Primary Ineligibility
Clermont County election board heard a protest by Charles Colonel, Democratic central committee chairman of New Richmond, alleging Richard Brower of Milford voted in the 1952 GOP primary and thus is ineligible to run for state representative on the Democratic ticket. Dave Early of Milford withdrew his petition for Democrat central committeeman from Miami township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Board of Election
Charles
Bud) Colonel
New Richmond
Democratic Central Committee
Richard Brower
Milford
Dave Early
Democrat Central
Miami Township
Election Board
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Door
William Parrott
Meese Subdivision
S. A. Stine
State Department of Education
Christine Williams
John Woodrow Pattison
Bethel
Pattison
Ohio Tuberculosis and Health Association
Fred Kilgust
Williamsburg
John J. MacKeever
Saratoga
MacKeever
First National Bank
Tom and Jerry
Beatty
Ada
Mt. Moriah Players
Boy Scouts
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