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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1951

Page

4

Salvation Army Opens Drive in Clermont County This Week

The Salvation Army launched its annual Clermont County campaign on Monday January 22 under County Chairman Mrs James W Walker. Service units cover Amelia Batavia Bethel Felicity Goshen Milford New Richmond Williamsburg with welfare health care and special services including meals clothing and housing for the needy and unwed mothers and aged care.

Salvation Army Clermont County James W. Walker Amelia Nellie Mattox R. A. Cropper Batavia John 8. Moore Richard C. Jamieson Bethel John 8S. Donaldson Army Ohio

Clermont Sportsmen Meet Tonight At Elk Lick Club

The Clermont Sportsmen's meet will convene at the clubhouse on Elk Lick Road tonight Thursday at 8 p.m. A discussion on Alaska fishing and its link to automobiles is planned, with club business for 1951 on the agenda. Lunch will be served.

Clermont Sportsmen Elk Lick Road Alaska

Two Are Fined In Mayor's Court

Two men faced fines in Mayor J. F. Paschal court over the weekend. Gilbert McDaniels, 18, Loveland, was jailed in default of a $100 fine for driving under the influence after his car left Clough Pike and crossed Tabasco Pike into a field. Fred Thompson, 22, Newport Kentucky, was fined $100 for DUI after his car jumped a bridge on Ten Mile Road and landed in a creek bed.

J. F. Paschal Gilbert McDaniels Loveland Clermont County Paschal Clyde Derricks McDaniels Clough Pike Tabasco Pike Fred Thompson Newport Derricks Thompson Ten Mile Road

Batavia Junior Civic Club Set Meeting for January 30

The Batavia Junior Civic Club will hold its next meeting on January 30 at the home of Mrs. Lydia Bissantz. Hostesses are Mary Bissantz, Nancy Boner and Elaine Elston. FBI special agent in charge A. E. Ostholthoff will be guest speaker.

Batavia

Milford Council Reviews Two-Way Radio Plans

Milford village council studied alternate two-way police radio plans submitted by Police Chief Earl N. Konrad. The proposal includes a 60-watt transmitter at the Town Hall and 30-watt mobile transmitters in cruisers, with an estimated cost of 1912.26 dollars, and no decision yet on linking with Batavia county system.

Milford Earl N. Konrad Batavia Clermont County Police Association Clyde Derricks John L. Woods Mr. Carmel John Fritz Loveland Barl Konrad Joe Hogan Motorola Co John Emmett Bethel George C. Ankermiller Neal Bissantz Arthur Keller Lon Fomorin Owensville

Carnival Planned At Legion Home In Batavia Ohio

The Frank W. Weaver Post will host an indoor carnival at the Legion Home one mile east of Batavia on Saturday January 27 at 7:30 pm. Proceeds aid the Batavia Athletic and Recreation Association to liquidate debt and improve recreation facilities. Events include bingo games soft drinks and refreshments with knothole games under flood lights to showcase youth participation. Regular activities planned include a Spring Dance and an Auction Sale.

Frank W. Weaver Batavia Ohio Legion Athletic and Recreation Association of The Athletic Association

County Boy Scouts Meet Saturday Night Speaker A E Roberts

Chief A E Roberts of the Cincinnati Boy Scout Council will address the Clermont County Boy Scout men and ladies at the DX Ranch Saturday night. The event marks his final county speech before retirement, with Carlton Hyde presenting the year’s reports and group singing. Officers for 1951 to be announced.

A. E. Roberts Cincinnati Carlton Hyde Russell Speidel Clermont District

County Grange Plans Conference

County Subordinate Grange officers urged to attend a Batavia Grange Hall conference on Monday January 29 at 7 45 p m Plans for 1951 will be presented District deputy master Carl H Ansteadt reports Ohio led in fr em isership in 1900 and can keep it in 1951 He notes county attendance at last year s conference and hopes for a repeat turnout.

Clermont Batavia Carl H Ansteadt Ohio

New Richmond Community Notices and Births

Mrs. Doris Schmidt is a patient at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital in Mariemont. Mr and Mrs BR Burke located the Haussermann property on Ohio Avenue. Ed Rice of Alexandria Kentucky visited last week with friends in New Richmond. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs James Springer. Memorial services for Marty Schmidt set for January 12 at the Masonic Temple New Richmond. Mr Schmidt was Worthy.

Doris Schmidt Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Mariemont BR. Burke Haussermann Ohio Avenue Ed. Rice Alexandria New Richmond James Springer Marty Schmidt Masonic Temple Schmidt

Emory Brooks Dies at Home Near New Richmond

Emory Brooks, patron of the New Richmond Chapter C. E. 5, died January 16 at his home near New Richmond. He is survived by one son one daughter and two grandchildren. Services were held January 18 in Lew F. White Memorial setting.

New Richmond C. E Emory Brooks Lew F. White

Greta Farley to Wed Bennett Bartels at Amelia Church

Miss Greta Faye Farley and Bennett Bartels announce their engagement and upcoming wedding on February 1 at Amelia Baptist Church. Both are Miami University business administration students, with Greta a sophomore and Bennett a senior.

Amelia Greta Faye Bennett Bartels Edwin J. Bartels Hamilton Amelia Baptist Church D. C. Eubanks Business Administration Miami University Miss Farley Mr. Bartels

Mystery Over Mansion Builder Rocks Old Land Records

The town records trace ownership from Samuel Perin to Callan Spence in 1845 and expand back to 1900 but stop short of the builder. Wyatt Turner of Milford suspects Gollan Spence built the house, a theory aided by a fan of the Spence era. Present owner Charles Seibert awaits clarification as Clyde Frank and family return from Chicago with shopping notes about high rents and a Williamsburg Chair Factory display.

Samuel Perin Callan Spence Mossbacker Perin Wyatt Turner Milford Gollan Spence Spence Charles Seibert Clyde Mrs. Frank Felicity Furniture Mart Chicago Windy Mr. Frank Williamsburg the Mart New York

Balance Sheet Summary Noted for Bank and Loans

Report shows cash on hand and in banks totaling 6 009 50 with bonds 3 700 00 and loans on mortgage security. Due from borrowers for insurance and time deposits show minor amounts. Real estate Office Building listed at 3 265 00. Total liabilities 1 232 37 and total interest due uncollected 318 232 37.

Tomek Eanee

Camp Dennison Man Fined for Assault in Milford Incident

William A. Roflow of Camp Dennison, 23, was fined 50 dollars plus costs on an assault and battery charge after being arrested Monday night by Patrolman Roy Cowan at the Edgewater Hotel. Pro prietor Homer H. Ernst, who sought the warrant, was struck and cut near the eye during the incident.

A. G. Aiken Milford William A. Roflow Camp Dennison Roflow Roy Cowan Edgewater Hotel Water Street Ruflow Homer H. Ernst

Native Countian William L. Patterson Dies in Rudolph

William L. Patterson 92 died Thursday January 18 at his Rudolph home from age related infirmities. Born March 9 1858 in Clermont County to William and Harriet Short Patterson he moved to Wood County as a young man to work in nearby oil fields and remained in Rudolph. He married in 1918 and lived a life tied to the Rudolph community.

William L. Patterson Rudolph Mr. Patterson Clermont County William and Harriet Short Patterson Wood County

March of Dimes Dance at Felicity Proves Success

Final tabulation shows $344 net from the March of Dimes Ball at the Felicity VFW Hall held Saturday. Gross receipts reached $452.10 with $228 from advance sales and 203 admissions at the door. Cake auction net $140 and food sales $55. All cakes and sandwiches donated by PTA members. Mrs. Holliday Lay made the top cake sold for $36 to the VFW Post.

Felicity Vfw Hall VFW Post Felicity Lions Club Felicity-Franklin Pta Community Club of Chile Everett Rigdon PTA

Mrs Bessie Lindsay Widely Survived by Family

Mrs. Bessie Lindsay is survived by her stepdaughters and stepson including Mrs Rudolph Schmidt and Ralph Lindsay of Lorain, Mrs Harold Haas of Bowling Green, Mrs Mildred Potter Rudolph, eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren, sisters Olive and Belle Patterson of Mt. Washington, and Charles of Batavia. Marathon PTA to sponsor a school card party Friday January 26 at 8 p.m., all invited.

Bessie Lindsay Rudolph Schmidt Ralph Lindsay Lorain Harold Haas Bowling Green Mildred Potter Rudolph Olive Belle Patterson Mt. Washington Charles Batavia PTA

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John Farm Equipment Sales and Service Coyle Farm Equipment Co Batavia-Wisby Pike Creager’s Cafe Mt. Crab, Ohio Creager’s Mt. Orab United Tyler National Cash Register Mt. Crab Bailey-Murphy-Darbyshire Co Wilmington, O Amelia Feed & Hardware Amelia, Ohio Mrs Margaret Sprague Batavia Milford Council Legion Home Jeannine Lanham Isabelle Deacoess Hospital Western and Southern Life Insurance Co County Grange Plans Conference Helen Powers Radie Farley Glen Este Mt. Carmel School Frank McGuire Kaiser Joe Brunner Winnes Financial Statement Mr. Carmel Building & Loan Carmel State of F. E. Aicholtz Mt. Carmel William McKay Dale Romohr Bayer Ensue J& J Red Cross Fletcher Castoria Frieml Newtown Mt.carmel Pharmacies Ruper Hood, Jr Columbus Savings Countian March of Dimes Sam Funk Durbin Ohlo
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