57 Cub Leaders To Hold Pow Wow
The 1957 Cub Scout Pow Wow takes place Saturday at Central High School Cincinnati with 2300 invitees. James E. Traquair is chairman. Activities run from 1 45 p m to early evening including games crafts ceremonies and sessions with 40 plus volunteer leaders. A blue and gold banquet ends the day with George Campbell as song leader. Louise E Nuxell will attend a Cincinnati Social Security office event in Batavia Jan 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Central Parkway
Cincinnati
James E. Traquair
Mt. Carmel Rd
Newtown
George Campbell
Pape Ave
Hyde Park
Louise E. Nuxell
Cincinnati Social Security Office
Armory
Batavia
Clermont County First Baby of Year Welcomed
The Courier will continue the contest until a birth is reported by a parent, friend, or relative. The baby need not be born in Clermont County, but parents must have resided there for over one month. This is the tenth straight year the Courier and local businesses extend a welcome to the year's first baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Clermont County
Armleder Named to Clermont County Library Board
John Armleder, president of the Clermont County Farmers Union, is appointed to a seven year term on the county Library Board by the commissioners. He has served part of the past year to fill the term of Al Kettlewell who resigned as Williamsburg school superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armleder
Clermont County Commissioners
Armleder
Clermont County Farmers Union
al Kettlewell
Williamsburg
First 1957 Meeting Set By Local GOP Clubs
Amelia Ohio January 10 at the school the Clermont County Men and Women Republican Clubs will hold their first business session of the year. John Watson president of the men’s club urged all Republicans to attend and participate in GOP efforts for good government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Clermont County
John Watson
Williamsburg
GOP
Watson
Contracts May Be Let For Rebuilding NUT Fire House
Summerside Fire Chief Ray Riggs said the North Union township Fire Department may let contracts soon to rebuild its $24,000 fire house wrecked by a December 18 explosion. Insurance covers $10,000, with the rest from community contributions. aim is to reopen by February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerside
Ray Riggs
North Union Township
Riggs
Tax Collections Down in Clermont County Week Ending Dec 15
State Treasurer Roger Tracy reports prepaid tax receipts show Clermont County revenue at 15224.65 for the week ending December 15, 1955. The figure trails the prior week's 22316.36 by 7091.71, with last July 1 total revenues at 377242.37 as of December 15, near 420434.86 recorded for the same period in the previous fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Tracy
Clermont County
County Baptist Conference Sets Five Clermont Churches
Five Clermont County churches join the Conservative Baptist Missionary Conference from January 10 to 13. Participating churches include Glen Este First Baptist Floyd Arnold and New Richmond First Baptist Charles Harrison Lindale Amelia David Dean Pleasant Hill Amelia Marvin Singleton Williamsburg James Nolan. Each night at 745 missionaries will speak about their fields. Speakers include Byron King Floyd McElveen Charles Moore Robert McKinnon James Cook Edward Ostrwind and George Cole. Dr. George A Cole will overview the Foreign Mission Society with lectures slides and films covering twelve countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
First Baptist Church of
Glen Este
Floyd Arnold
New Richmond
Charles Harrison
Lindale Baptist’ Church
Amelia 2
David Dean
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
Mellie Ave
Rt. 131
Marvin Singleton
Williamsburg Baptist Church
James Nolan
Byron King
U.S
Floyd McElveen
Alaska
Charles Moore
Panama
Robert McKinnon
Formosa
James Cook
India
Edward Osterwind
French West Africa
George Cole
George A. Cole
Iarge
Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Juvenile Court System Changes In Clermont County
Clermont County officials and officers heard Judge Orville Halbisch present a new juvenile court plan. The system cites juvenile cases with set hearing times and requires a parent or guardian to attend. Tuesday and Friday hearings will be used, and triplicate citations will document the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Orville Halbisch
Judge Halbisch
Halbisch
Haldisch
Charles W. Jackson
Rd J. L. Lehrer
Fisher Body Norwood honors 25-year workers at annual dinner
The Fisher Body Division Norwood Plant held its 25-year service award dinner on December 19 at the Sheraton-Gibson Hotel bellroom. The 22 honorees bring total recipients to 221 with watches awarded, as masters now total 6,904 members representing 179,253 years of service. Named honorees include Clarence Boggs Cincinnati. Asa Gilbert Newtown. Henry Hirschauer Amelia. Raymond Moore Williamsburg. Edwin Wilson Milford, with each shown in a group photo arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Body
General Motors Corporation
Norwood
Sheraton-Gibson
Clarence Boggs
Tabasco Rd
Cincinnati
Asa Gilbert
West St
Newtown
Henry Hirschauer
Amelia
Raymond P. Moore
Rt. 2
Williamsburg
Edwin L. Wilson
Goshen Pike
Milford
Boggs
Gilbert
Hirschauer
Moore
Wilson
Economics Department Members Attend AEA Meeting
Three University of Cincinnati economics faculty attended the American Economic Association annual meeting in Cleveland last week. Participants were Dr. William W. Hewett holder of the David Sinton professorship, Dr. Walter Egle, and Dr. Alfred Kuhn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Economics
University of Cincinnati
McMicken College of Arts and Sciences
American Economic Association
Cleveland
William W. Hewett
Meryton Sun
David Sinton
Walter Egle
Hills Dr
Alfred Kuhn
New Richmond
Four Injured In Three Car Crash Near Goshen
Four people sustained minor injuries in a Friday three car crash on Route 28 near Goshen. Frank L. Platt 55 of Cincinnati lost control and hit cars driven by Stacy Simington of Goshen and James H Klosterman 47 of Coraddale Route 1. Platt suffered leg and hand injuries. his wife Eunice 53 had leg hip and knee bruises. Simington received arm chest and head abrasions and was released from Christ Hospital. Mrs Simington also released from Our Lady of Mercy Hospital.
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Goshen
Rt. 28
Rt. 132
Here
Frank L. Platt
Cincinnati
Stacy Simington
James H. Klosterman
Rt. 1
Platt
Eunice
Simington
Christ Hospital
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Contracts Awaited For Water System
County engineer Carl Rush told commissioners he cannot finish the financial feasibility report on the Miami township water system until all consumer contracts arrive. Some contracts had been delivered that morning while others were not received. Gordon Gillette, contracts committee chair, reported 1322 consumers have signed contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Rush
Miami Township
Gordon Gillette
Miami University extension offers second semester classes
Course schedules for Miami University Center and Miami Extension evening classes for the second semester have been published and are available at the Extension Division office. Classes meet at multiple centers and nights, with most courses requiring only one evening per week. Extension classes focus on in service training for teachers across numerous towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami University Center
Miami Extension
Extension
Administation
Miami University
Dayton
Norwood
Hamilton Miami
Middletown
Piqua
Bethel
Celina
Franklin
Greenville
Lebanon
London
Milford
Sidney
Springfield
Wilmington
Shrine Club Meeting Set at Williamsburg High School
The ABC Shrine Club will hold its annual meeting and dinner at 6 45 p m on January 9 at the Williamsburg high school. Reservations must be made with J R Fuhr of Williamsburg by January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
ABC Shrine Club
J. R. Fuhr
Funeral services for Lucien Bredwell held in Bethel
Lucien Bredwell 60 longtime Clermont County Board of Health president and Tate township trustee died at home Friday His widow Virginia a Monroe Township teacher, a son Charles and his father M C Bredwell survive him Burial took place at Bethel Tate Cemetery conducted by Kennedy funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Lucien Bredwell
Kennedy
Bethel-Tate
Bredwell
Clermont County Board of Health
Tate Township
Virginia
Monroe Township
Charles
M. C. Bredwell
Real Estate Transfers In Clermont County Area
Four tracts of at least 160 acres feature in Clermont County real estate activity near Rt. 125. Walt Kunz of Bethel Supply acquired a 132 acre Garett DeLong tract near Mt. Carmel Tabasco Road. Eichelberger of Edwards Co. handled the deal. John R. Jurgensen bought 75 acres at Cherry Grove from the Er nest Laub estate. The P. G. Graves subdivision near Summerside progresses with 22 and one half acre plus lots to be developed by R. J. Erman. The Edwards Co. reported a 26 acre Forestville sale to the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio for a new St. Timothy Church serving Hamilton County and western Clermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Rt. 125
Walt Kunz
Bethel Supply Co
Garett DeLong
Mt. Carmel-Tabasco Rd
E. C. Eichelberger
Clermont Knothole
Edwards Co
John R. Jurgensen
Clermont
Cherry Grove
Ernest Laub
P. G. Graves
Summerside
R. J. Erman
Graves Realty
Forestville
Episcopal Diocese of
Ohio
St. Timothy Episcopal Church
Esby's Haven Opens Home for Elderly Women
Esby's Haven, a Batavia home for elderly women, opened this week on Main Street next to the Courier plant. Manager Mrs Esby M Dobbins says the facility will house six residents in a family style operation. Her daughter, a registered nurse, supervises care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esby
Batavia
Main St
New Courier
Esby M. Dobbins
Night Club Robbed Of Whiskey in Willowville
The Hut on Rt 74 was robbed at 3 a.m. Roger Sellers owner reported to Sheriff Clyde Dericks and Deputy Robert Burnett that $150 in cash and whiskey were stolen. The incident marked the club’s second robbery in just over a year after a prior theft of about $140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willowville
Rt. 74
Roger Sellers
Clyde Dericks
Robert Burnett
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Charles Jordan
Ernest Ruffner
Evelyn Mosbacker
O. H. Sharp
Library
Nut
Osterwind
Cole
McKinnon
Miami
Shrine Club
Health Board
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