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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1951
Page
8
Wanted to rent within eight miles of Batavia a small building or room for church services. Notify Stanley Hogue Route 1 Milford Ohio Phone BA 8529. Also notices include business service trenching leeching fields sand filters water draining ditches Terrace 3314 and help wanted positions with pay details and addresses.
Mr and Mrs Donald Tigar hosted supper with Mr and Mrs Ralph Applegate. A civil defense meeting occurred at the Boy Scouts Hall. Loveland residents Wilmer Meeker Clyde Conover and family and Leslie Meeker spent Christmas with the Conovers. Rev Carl Light and family returned to Burnwell West Virginia after two weeks with parents. Wentle Conover and family attended Henry Brothers funeral in Owensville Ohio. Lillian hosted Willing Workers class at her Murdock home. W H Conover attended Harry Sears funeral in Loveland. Martha Panchot visited Camargo and Ruth Panchot returned to Chicago. Rev and Mrs Zinn were visitors in Cozaddale.
Edwin L. Hines as administrator for Harold Hines filed two civil suits in Clermont County Courts seeking a total of 30000 dollars against Raymond Marsh of Batavia Rt. 2. Harold Hines died on June 25 from injuries allegedly sustained in the accident.
Two women from Bethel and Felicity were injured when a pickup ran out of control on Montgomery Road and crashed into Howard Cleaners Shop. Mrs. Harvey of Bethel was taken to Jewish Hospital for X rays. Mrs. Roddenburg of Felicity received cuts and was treated by Norwood Life Saving Squad. Driver William B Walters of Covington swerved to avoid a car at Madison Avenue and the truck struck the storefront, shattering display windows and a door pane.
Talbert B. Hughes, secretary treasurer of the Johnson City National Farm Loan Association in Tennessee, was appointed to the Farm Credit Board of Louisville after a regional poll of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and Tennessee associations. He will serve three years as a director of the Land Bank, Intermediate Credit Bank, Production Credit Corporation and Louisville Bank for Cooperatives. Hughes is cited by Who's Who in America for leading the Johnson City Farmer's Institute that hosts national leaders.
Weekend activities in Mayor J. F. Paschal's court resulted in three men facing fines. Horace R. Dean was fined 100 dollars after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated on State Route no Emil Retaler 24 pleaded guilty to reckless operation and was fined 25 dollars when his auto struck and injured Mrs. Mae Love who is recovering. Deputy Sheriff Marvin Bissantz arrested on State Route 74. James L. Bowman 18 was fined 15 dollars for drunken and disorderly conduct after an arrest by Frank Hutchinson deputy sheriff.
Sheriff Clyde Derricks reports two motorists escaped injury after a late Friday crash on School Road and State Route 74 in Glen Este. PFC Leonard J. Tatman, 18, Bethel, driven a car involved with another car driven by Jesse Beagle of Glen Este.
Batavia residents report Christmas gatherings with relatives from Covington and Carmel while Col Richard Dial's family notes his station in Japan and trips to Korea. Local clubs plan meetings, youth recognition at the Batavia Methodist Church, and civil defense appointments are announced.
Tennessee Williams' A Streetcar Named Desire returns to the Cox Theatre Cincinnati starting Monday January 8 at reduced prices. Directed by Elia Kazan with Jo Mielziner settings and Lucinda Ballard costumes, the cast includes Louise Platt Phillip Kenneally Ellen Davey and Harry Kersey from Broadway and road companies.
Judge Harry Britton in Common Pleas Court upheld the Moscow School Board action ousting former superintendent R. W. Spence. He dismissed Spence’s claim that he was dismissed under contract, ruling the board followed the law in giving notice of a private hearing and that the hearing was lawful with sufficient grounds for dismissal.
John R. Jurgensen and his family were visiting Florida and are expected to return home within a few days. The report notes their anticipated travel back to their residence shortly.
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