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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1959

Page

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Meet Your New Doctor Flight Surgeon Opens Summerside Office

Summerside residents welcome a new physician next July as Capt Richard Kirby Lancaster, a Charleston Air Force Base flight surgeon, prepares to open a local office. New Richmond native, UC alum, and Randolph Texas trained, he is married to Joan Mehrhoff with four children and active in Mt Pleasant Baptist Church. He plays slide trombone and sang in UC glee club along with band experience.

Summerside Richard Kirby Lancaster Russell Simmons Simmons Cleaners Mt. Carmel Batavia Richmond New Richmonds College of Medicine Phi Chi Fraternity Randolph Tex Afb Fitzsimmons Army Hospital Denver Colo Joan Mehrhoff Kirby Kathy Jo Louise Ann Laura Lee New Richmond University Glee Club

Bids Sought For Batavia Town Hall Construction

Batavia council invites bids to raze the old Town Hall and erect a new municipal building and post office. Bids due by March 21. Voters approved a bond issue for the project. Plans on file at the council office. Richard Jamieson to become mayor, with councilman William Parsons leading the bid committee.

Noday Batavia Council Richard Jamieson William Parsons

Three Boys Hurt in Saturday Rt 133 Mishap

Bethel three local youths were injured Saturday night when the automobile they rode in lost control on Route 133 north of Bethel, struck a bridge and rolled down an embankment. Driver James W. Smith, 21, of Charity Street, suffered a possible skull fracture and cuts and bruises. he is in critical condition at Christ Hospital. Raymond Sexton, 20, and Thomas Schneider, 16, were also taken to Christ Hospital with back and hand injuries and leg fractures, respectively. Schneider was a hitchhiker picked up shortly before the crash.

James W. Smith Charity St Christ Hospital Raymond Sexton Here Thomas Schneider Rt. 2

Rep Robert Taft To Address GOP Clubs On April 9

Clermont County GOP clubs announce a Clermont dinner meeting featuring Rep. Robert Taft. Taft, 42, Ohio General Assembly member since 1955, will speak at 6 30 to 7 30 p m and tickets are on sale. He is a Yale and Harvard Law School graduate, Navy veteran, and father of four.

Rep Robert Taft Amelia Clermont County Men’s and Women's Republican Club Ohio General Assembly Taft Taft School Watertown Conn Yale University Starvard Law School Navy Pacific Mediterranean European Rep. Taft Cincinnati Taft, Stettinius and Hollister Hamilton County Welfare Advisory Board Ohio Citizens Council Children’s Home Ohio Chamber of Commerce Community Health and Welfare Council Simmons Amelia High School PTA Robert A. Taft, Jr Robert A. Taft U. S William Howard Taft Russell Simmons Robert Ketcham

Courier Columnist Named Officer In Outdoor Writers

At the Outdoor Writers of Ohio convention in Columbus Will Keller was elected secretary treasurer for 1959 1960. He writes Nature's Panorama for The Courier and lives at 6223 Cherokees Dr Kenwood. John Frosty Anderson Port Clinton Herald is president Curt White Barberton News is vice president. Board members include Don Miller Elyria Chronicle Telegram Doc Kirby Bucyrus Standard Erwin Joe Bauer Columbus freelance writer Lou Kléwer Toledo Blade Spiv Harris Mt Vernon News and Frank Trezise Sporting Arms Institute. The group voted to amend its constitution to allow future conventions in other Ohio cities and set 1960 host city as Cincinnati.

Outdoor Writers of Ohio Columbus Will Keller Will Cherokees Dr Kenwood Courier John (Frosty) Anderson Port Clinton Herald Curt White Barberton News Don Miller Elyria Chronicle Telegram Doc” Kirby Bucyrus Standard Erwin Joe” Bauer Lou Kléwer Toledo Blade Spiv Harris Mt. Vernon News Frank Trezise Sporting Arms Institute Ohio Cincinnati Queen City

Tickets At Door For Guild Play At St Batavia School

Tickets will be available at the door for tonight's benefit performance of Night of January 16th by the Ohio Valley Theatre Guild to raise money for Clermont County retarded children. The 8:30 p.m. show at St Batavia School features Batavia actors Culford Baker and Carol Long with a 24 member guild cast and a prize sewing machine donated by The Courier as door prize valued at 269 dollars.

Ohio Valley Theatre Guild Clermont County St. Batavia School Culford Baker Batavia Defese Carol Long Williamsville D.A Alvin D. Pauley New Richmond Guild George Weyhman Burns Feed & Supply Co New Incuiona Richard Monk New Rsmond J. W. Greene Loveland Council For Retarded Children Kirklana Dean Taylor Milford Clif Nehus Batavia Police Department Courier Morse Sewing Centers Cincinnati

Dr. Skeen Returns to Practice After Hospital Stay

Dr. Frederick S. Skeen of Batavia will resume practice on Monday March 2 after being discharged from Christ Hospital on February 23. He was hospitalized February 19 with complications of diabetes and previously served as Clermont County coroner and Batavia Booster Club president.

Frederick S. Skeen Batavia Christ Hospital Batavia Boosters Club Clermont County

Walnut Hills Edges New Richmond In AA District Tourney

Walnut Hills defeated New Richmond 52 to 46 in Monday night AA District Tournament play. Dalton led Walnut Hills with 19 points while Stiles added 14 and Smith scored 16 for New Richmond.

NEW Richmond Walnut Hills Eagles Dalton Stiies Smith

Quality control guides U.S. industry with labs number

American industry relies on quality control as 565 plus independent scientific laboratories across the United States consult with businesses on research and development efforts.

United States

State to reopen Rt. 74 with one way traffic this weekend

Joseph M. Unger of the Ohio State Highway Department said the Clermont County road would likely be opened to one way traffic this weekend as soil tests in Columbus continue. Officials cautioned against repairing both lanes until tests confirm safety. Batavia leaders and the Batavia Business Men's Association thanked Unger for efforts to restore passage and reduce closure time.

Joseph M. Unger Middletown Clermont State Highway Department Batavia Unger Columbus John E. Wilson Batavia Business Men’s Association

Indigo and Italian Street Song Entrances Noted

Mrs. Lydia Ketcham accompanies the group with Indigo and Italian Street Song among selections. The mention of Procter and Gamble appears in the surrounding copy.

Indigo Lydia Ketcham The Proctor and Gamble

New Richmond Takes Clermont County Tourney Title

New Richmond defeated Batavia 86 to 72 to win the Clermont County Independent Basketball tournament. Gene Henderson scored 22 for New Richmond, while Batavia’s George McComas had 16. Coach Fred Holt led the champions who will face a league all star team next Saturday in Batavia.

Williamsburg New Richmond Batavia Clermont County Gene Henderson George McComas Fred Holt Vengence

Man Bound Over In Shooting Case At Chile Cafe

Judge Dale Osborne bound Charles Craig Jr of Felicity to the grand jury on a charge of shooting with intent to kill. Bond set at 1500. Deputy Earl Moore says Craig fired a .22 rifle at him during a disturbance January 24 at a Chile cafe.

Dale Osborne Charles Craig, Jr Felicity Grand Jury Earl Moore Craig Chile

Local Goshen School Closes Amid Virus Outbreak

A Goshen school shut down Monday and Tuesday after a virus outbreak led to 30 percent student absence and several teachers missing classes.

Police on lookout for man accused of kidnapping

Authorities pursue Roy L. Schuler 43 of Bethel Rt. 2 after a gunpoint kidnapping at a Williamsburg traffic light. The suspect forced him into a car, drove toward Bethel, where it bogged in mud near the elementary school. Schuler reports the man fired two shots into the windshield.

Roy L. Schuler Rt. 2 Bethel Williamsburg Schuler Dericks Paul Keller

Water discussions at Upper Clough Civic Club meeting

Clermont County Commissioners will attend the March 4 meeting of the Upper Clough Civic Club to discuss the water works department and water rates.

Withamsville Clermont County Upper Clough Water Works Department

Goshen Wins Tourney Title in Clermont County Final

Goshen defeated Williamsburg 30-29 to claim the varsity title at the Clermont County Basketball Tournament held at North Eastern gym near Owensville. Ashcraft and Seigler sparked Goshen's late rally with two clutch free throws in the final seconds. Amelia’s Little Barons won the reserve crown 39-28 over Northeastern Rockets, led by Kassen with 14 points and Bishop with 15 for the Rockets.

Goshen Warriors Amelia Goshen Williamsburg Ashcraft Burg Seigler Princeton High School Northeastern Rockets Barons Kassen Bishop Rockets

Familiar Face Contest Winners to be Named Sunday

The upcoming Sunday edition will feature the latest Familiar Face contestants. Names of last week's winners will be published then.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mt. Pleasant, S. C. Baptist Church Batavia Town Hall Schneider Batavia, Ohio Proctor and Gamble Men‘s Chorus Robert A. Scheck Josephine Charles Burroughs C. H. Sharp Gene Garry Painter Ronnie Erdman Jerry Tom Henderson Barry Corwin Charles Higgins Ray Springer Charles Bushman Jim Glancy Terry Grace Gene Seyler Michael Thies Jim Hamilton Howard Lung Bill Holland Wilfred Thies Schafe Boles Keith Maynard Heywood
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