Clermont County Students At Ohio University Enroll 9
Nine Clermont County residents are among Ohio University's fall enrollment of 5 852. The group includes seven men and two women with four sophomores three juniors and two seniors. Names and addresses of listed students are provided. Dog license deadline tomorrow with a $1 late penalty. no penalty if postmarked by January 20.
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Clermont County
Ohio University
William K. Parsons
College of Commerce
Main St
Batavia
Corinne M. Doll
College of Fine Arts
Branch Hill
Lawrence H. Talley
College of Arts and Sciences
Hamersville
Barclay M. Gest
Loveland
Helen M. Ledford
College of Education
Route 3
M. LeRoy Reynolds
Raymond A. Ernst
College of Applied Science
Milford
Am L. Fay
S. Milford Dr
John L. Gilbert
Box
New Richmond
Natty Altman Joins Cincinnati Times-Star Circulation
Natty Altman longtime Miami Valley feature writer for Cincinnati and county papers has accepted a circulation department post at the Cincinnati Times-Star after three years with the Cincinnati Post. J. R. Fuhr of Williamsburg and wife attend the 56th Ohio Hardware Association Convention in Cleveland, Feb 7 to 9, seeking exhibit merchandise from 300 manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natty Altman
Felicity
Miami Valley
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Times-Star
Altman
Cincinnati Post
J. R. Fuhr
J. C. Fuhr Hardware
Williamsburg
Ohio Hardware Association
Cleveland
Puhr
Polio Fund Drives From Clermont County
In 1949 forty thousand Americans fell to polio and Clermont County reported eight cases with three still in hospitals. The March of Dimes drive runs through January 31 as the local chapter seeks funds for 1950 amid exhausted resources. Batavia hosts two charity basketball games on February 4 with all proceeds to the polio fund. families share gratitude for past help and urge continued donations through township leaders.
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Clermont County
National Foundation For
Smiths
Garry
Batavia High School
Batavia
Summerside Methodist Church
Gerdes
Knights of Columbus
National Foundation
Charles Abbott
Nellie Colman
Amelia
Emil Dial
Mable Hasler
Bethel
Dwight Marksberry
Felicity
Kathleen Thompson
Goshen
George Bond
Loveland
John Hardoerfer
Milford
Inez Swart
Moscow
James Logan
Newtown
Mt. Carmel
Charles Colonel
New Richmond
John Locks
Owensville
Elsie Davis
Perintown
Fred Trucke
Williamsburg
William Staats
Pt. Pleasant
June Johnson
Chile
Utopia
Janet Lindsay
Neville
Carl Trees
Laurel
Eli
County Farmers Organize For Campaign In Clermont County
An intensive drive to build up farmers organized strength in Clermont County will start next week under 12 local leaders. Governor Lausche endorses the Farm Bureau push, part of a statewide Organization Week. A kick off at Batavia U B Church on Monday Jan 23 expect 150 workers and wives to attend with Ray Hobson as principal speaker. County leaders head township teams of six, with plans to visit farm doors Tuesday morning to invite farmers to join. The effort follows reports of a shrinking Ohio farming population about one in ten, underscoring the need for a stronger Farm Bureau.
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Lausche
Farm Bureau Organization
Batavia U. B
Ray Hobson
Ohio Farm Bureau
Leroy Brunner
Batavia Township
George Behymer
Pierce
Floyd Stevens
Ohio
Eugene Fiertag
Union
T. J. Carter
Miami
William Attinger
Stonelick
John Heywood
Goshen
Harley Steward
Wayne
Bernard Hutchinson
Jackson
H. F. Jordan
Williamsburg
Charles Hockman
Tate
Wilford Croswell
Franklin
Paul Jarman
Washington
Harry Nott
Monroe
Farm Bureau
J. A. Nordman
Milford National Bank Elects John F. Douglas Director
John F. Douglas of Terrace Park was elected a director of Milford National Bank at its annual meeting. Douglas serves as Treasurer of Tech-Art and Sprain and Lloyd Inc. Other officers and directors were reelected: Dr. A. B. Rapp as Board Chairman, F. C. Hartsock as President, Robert M. Hair as Vice President, John L. Walton as Cashier, Frances M. Collins as Assistant Cashier, with other officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Douglas
Terrace Park
Milford National Bank
Douglas
Tech-Art
Sprain and Lloyd, Inc
A. B. Rapp
F. C. Hartsock
Robert M. Hair
John L.walton
Frances M. Collins
L. L. Harding
S. W. Lloyd
Robert M. Scott
John L. Waton
Batavia Quintet Tops Newtonsville In Roller Hockey Clash
Batavia defeats Newtonsville 6 to 4 after a seesaw battle Tuesday evening. Don Richards opened scoring, Fred Richards and Bol Richards added, with Earl Garrett and Hermann Swartz supplying late offense for Newtonsville. Milford vs East Batavia Heights follows to decide Batavia’s next opponent.
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Newtonsville
Batavia
Don Richards
Earl Garrett
Fred Richards
Bol Richards
Hermann Swartz
Garrett
Milford
East Batavia Heights
Large crowd attends Clermont County Boy Scout annual meeting
The Clermont County Boy Scout annual meeting at the D X Ranch near Bethel drew the largest crowd yet. Rev John C Laske spoke on Communism What It Is and What We Can Do About It, as Russell Speidel chaired and honored county executive Carlton Hyde. The 1000th Scout, Kenneth Mulholand of Troop 444 Williamsville, received his Tenderfoot Badge and membership certificate.
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Clermont County Boy Scout
D. X. Ranch
Bethel
Russell Speidel
A. E. Roberts
Cincinnati Area Council
Kenneth Mulholand
Wilhiamsville
Carl White
Amelia
Chas. Klusmeyer
Cincinnati Council
Erwin Butler
Milford
Orville Halbisch
Robert Adams
Charles Schneider
Harry Britton
John Friend
William Dunning
Don Ault
Livya Mollett
Charles Abbott
Lorin Hagerman
Lucian Dawson
Henry Smith
Ronald Hustons
William Hager
Jack Dexter
Edwin Burger
Dale Forney
550 Acre Farm To Be Used As Camp Site
Officials of the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company announced a 550 acre farm across from the new power plant near New Richmond will be dedicated as a boy’s summer camp site. Youth organizations in Hamilton and Clermont Counties will benefit from the farm.
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Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
New Richmond
Hamilton
Clermont Counties
Three Siegel Family Injured in Cincinnati Auto Crash
A head on collision on Victory Park Way and Madison Road Cincinnati during heavy rain injured Eleanor Siegel 46 her husband Frank 63 and Jean Siegel 22 all passengers in a car driven by Lawrence Siegel 25 of Amelia. The other driver was Robert Knese 30 of Norwood. The Siegel car allegedly caused the crash.
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Victory Parkway
Madison Road
Cincinnati
Eleanor Siegel
Frank
Ward Avenue
Jean Siegel
Route 1
Amelia
Lawrence Siegel
Siegel
Robert Knese
Norwood
New Chili House Opens Next to Elk's Cafe
Bill Massey proprietor of The Dairy Bar on Main Street Batavia announces the opening of The Chili House next door to the Elk's Cafe. The new eatery will feature chili spaghetti combination plates Coney Island sandwiches and a full line of single and double decker sandwiches.
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Bill Massey
Dairy Bar
Main Street
Batavia
Chili House
Snapshot of the Week Winners Named in Clermont Courier Contest
Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. Polson of Amelia Route 2 win a one year Clermont Courier subscription for entry titled An Idaho Cowboy. Their nephew Shermie Lee Bellwood of Rupert Idaho demonstrates cowboy style while serenading his sweetheart.
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Ira L. Polson
Route 2
Amelia
Clermont Courier
Shermie Lee Bellwood
Rupert
Idaho
Chile Home Burns Down in Loveland Area Fire
Fire damaged a Chile residence owned by Mrs. Nellie Backschneider with losses around 5000 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Fletcher were away in Kentucky. 1100 in cash and 400 in checks burned along with personal effects and antiques. Felicity fire department led by Chief John Morrison fought the blaze but could not save the home.
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Clay Fletcher
Chile
Felicity Fire Department
John Morrison
Batavia Soldier Promoted to Corporal in Japan Service
Howard E. Hamilton of Batavia has been promoted to corporal with the 63rd FA BN of the 24th Infantry Division in Kyushu Japan. The promotion honors his appearance bearing and proficiency, per his commanding officer. His family lives on Route 5 Batavia. He attended Batavia High School and trained at Fort Jackson and Fort Monmouth before sailing to Japan in June 1949.
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Howard E. Hamilton
Batavia
24Th Infantry
Kyushu
Japan
Hamilton
Route 5
Batavia High School
Fort Jackson
S. C
Signal
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Jehan
Edu-Ree to Sponsor Square Dance at Batavia School
Edu-Ree the Extension Service group for Clermont County youths will sponsor a square dance at Batavia High School auditorium on January 21 at 8 30 p m. All interested young people are welcome to attend. The organization is part of a nationwide network of Older Rural Youth groups with various local names.
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Edu-Ree
Clermont County
Batavia High School
Edu-Rec
Hamilton County
Progressive Farmers
Ohio
Six Percent Dividend Declared by Lebanon National Farm Loan
The Lebanon National Farm Loan Association announced a six percent annual dividend after its January 9 meeting. Payable to stockholders of record November 30, 1949, in Brown, Clermont, Hamilton and Warren counties. Checks available at the annual meeting to be announced later.
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Lebanon National Farm Loan Association
Brown
Clermont
Hamilton
Warren
Three-Act Comedy Bolts and Nuts Presented by Local School
The Wilhiamsville Tabasco P T A presents a three act comedy Bolts and Nuts by Jay Tobias in the school auditorium on January 21 at 8 00 PM. Mrs John Woods teaches and directs the play.
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Wilhiamsville
County Cattle To Be Tested For Tuberculosis
W. W. Hamilton, County Agent, announces all dairy cattle should have been tested for tuberculosis in the past fifteen months. Now that cattle are housed, Dr. Dwight Herd will complete testing of all beef cattle. Notify Batavia Agricultural Extension Office telephonically.
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W. W. Hamilton
Dwight Herd
Federal
Will
Batavia
Hamilton
Train Crash Kills Byron Anstaett and Nephew in Transit
A truck carrying two tractors and a trailer crossed Pennsylvania Railroad tracks into an oncoming passenger train the Jeffersonian. Byron Anstaett 25 of Sabina and his 6 year old nephew Joseph Prantl Jr died from the impact. The caravan was bound for Garden City Kansas. the two victims were related to Charles K. Anstaett of Clermont County. Funeral and burial plans followed at Sabina and Garden City after double services.
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Byron Anstaett
Sabina
Joseph Prantl Jr
Charles K. Anstaett
Elklick Pike
Clermont County
Lawrence Anstaett
Byron
Aaron Anstaett
Cincinnati-Batavia Pike
Cora Lytle
Jeanne
Lawrence
Joseph Prant, Jr
Garden City
Kansas
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Times-Star
Elmer Smith
South Main Street
Amelia Dairy
Allan Boles
Garnett Cann
John C. Laske
Byterian
Carlton Hyde
mont-Brown
4-H Tractor Club
The
Forge Brothers Tractor Lines
Harlow Tractor Sales
Ture
Nellie Backschneider
Fletcher
United States Engineers
Education and Recreation
John Woods
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