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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1946

Page

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Batavia Yesterday and Presidential Visits Highlight Town History

Jerry recounts Batavia memories including a Beecher connection to an old inn on Spring Street and a glass pane marked H. W. B. Henry Ward Beecher reportedly carved initials and planted a rose known as the Beecher rose. The piece notes arson fears in the 1880s, early churches on Market Street, Harriet Beecher Stowe’s visits, and visits by William McKinley Ulysses S. Grant General Henry C. Corbin and Shadrach Corbin, with Montgomery flour mill ties and local clergy.

Harry. Halbisch Chicago Batavia Spring St Second Streets William Winter C. F. Halbisch Hiram Moore Henry Ward Beecher Aria State Penitentiary Fire Department Market Street Beecher Henry Ward Lane Cincinnati Harriet Beecher Stowe Ohio Allen B. Nichol Montgomery U. S. Senate James Shera Montgomery William McKinley Clermont County Simpson U. S. Army Henry C. Corbin Clermonter Shadrach Corbin Corbin Allen W. Ashburn

Presbyterian Church Circles Plan Auction Meeting

Both circles of the Presbyterian Church will meet at 8 p m on Monday July 15 at the home of Mrs W Stirling Moore. Attendees should bring a wrapped package to be sold at auction to the highest bidder.

The Presbyterian Church W. Stirling Moore

Mosbacher Released From Naval Service

M. M. Mosbacher of Batavia Route 4 has been discharged from the Naval Service after completing duty.

M. M. Mosbacher Batavia Naval Service

Donaldson Named Bethel High School Superintendent

John A. Donaldson of Ripley Ohio is selected as Bethel High School superintendent. He brings 16 years teaching experience and two years as supervising principal in Georgetown School. He holds an A B from Marietta College and an M A from Ohio State University with majors in Science Chemistry and Biology.

John A. Donaldson Bethel High School Ripley Ohio Donaldson Georgetown Marietta College Ohio State University

Woman Defends Car. Thief Driven Off Near Georgetown

Mrs. Arthur T. Anderk in of Georgetown thwarted a robbery during a fishing trip. The swarthy intruder approached the car and demanded the pocketbook but fled after Mrs. Anderkin fired a pistol from the opposite side. A search of Clermont and Brown Counties was underway to locate any wound and identify the suspect.

Arthur T. Andrekin Georgetown Anderkin Mrs. Anderkin Ms. Anderkin Clermont Brown Counties

40 Et 8 And Legion To Meet At Bells Lake

The Clermont County Voiture 40 et 8 will meet Thursday evening at 8 p m at Charles Bells Lake near Mt. Carmel. Members of the Batavia Legion Post will meet at the same place Tuesday July 16. The evenings programs will include entertainment and refreshments.

Clermont County Charles Bell’s Lake Mt. Carmel Batavia Legion Post

Measles Outbreak Hits Village With Mild Cases

The Courier reports a weeks long measles outbreak in the village with widespread infection in most families. Only one death occurred, a young daughter of Mr. Adam Kline, during the period described.

Adam Kline

Dutch fishermen use worm bait bottle method

Fifty years ago Dutch fishermen used a simple plan to catch fish. They placed live worms and insects in a water filled bottle sealed with a cork and dropped it into the water. The bottle’s wriggling contents attracted fish, making them easy prey for the baited hook.

Batavia Guards Drill On July 3 In Response To Federal Order

Twenty five years ago the Batavia National Guards began early Sunday drill under a federal directive requiring four hours of service on Independence Day. The session occurred in warm weather with all units complying as Uncle Sam compensates the troops for their duty.

Batavia National Guards United States Sam

Hay Time In Clermont County Next Year

Clermont County farmers stay busy with hay crop as 16 500 acres are devoted to timothy and clover yielding about 20 000 tons. The Millhaven Subdivision near Batavia, owned by Dale Miller, will become a modern suburb with 14 acres already cleared and homes planned, four to five weeks from completion and more buildings to follow.

Clermont County Milhaven Batavia Ern E. W. Neuman William E. Miller Peter Gehl Millhaven Dale Miller Courier

Baseball Schedule Announced For Remainder of Season

Clermont County Baseball League officials and managers met at the Court House in Batavia to finalize the postponed first half schedule. July 14 matches include Williamsville vs Fayetteville at Mt. Orab and Mt. Carmel vs Owensville at Owensville. Elimination series draws set with 2:30 pm starts and queen City umpires. A Batavia funeral attendance and a Bethel farming accident are noted in local notices.

Clermont County Baseball League Court House Batavia Williamsville Fayetteville Mt. Orab Newtonsville Edenton Williamsburg Mt. Carmel Owensville New Richmond Goshen Withamsville Orah Mt. Orah Mt. Fayetteville Amelia Mt. Crab Queen City

New Trial Requested in Wulfeck Rapp Case In Ohio

A motion for a new trial is filed in Clermont County Common Pleas Court in Fay Wulfeck vs. Emma Rapp and Allen Rapp. The case concerns whether the Rapps acquired by prescription the right to use a road across the Wulfeck farm near Owensesville along state route 132. If denied, the defense said the matter could go to the Court of Appeals.

Clermont County Common Pleas Court Fay Wulfeck Emma Rapp Allan Rapp Nichols Wulfeck Farm Court of Appeals Clermont County Court Pete Wolfeck Allen Rapp Rapp

Summer Festival in Forestville Sets July Date

The Annual Summer Festival of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Mission will be held on the church grounds in Forestville on Sunday July 14. The highlight is the presentation of a new Ford Sedan with a chicken dinner from noon to 8 pm. Beer and refreshments will be served and activities include bingo pony track fish pond and numerous booths. The grounds are reached via Route 125 through Mt Washington and the Amelia bus stops at the door.

The Immaculate Heart of Mary Mission Forestville Mt. Washington

G E Explains Reasons for Milford Batavia Rate Difference

The report details why Milford and Batavia electric rates differ after Batavia council accepted a new power contract with Cincinnati Gas & Electric. J R Hartman, CGE vice president, cites village size and context as factors. The piece notes a prior court case in Clermont County and references a Wulfeck versus Rapp right of way dispute linked to a separate matter.

Milford Batavia Cincinnati Gas& Electric Company Power and Light Milford News Courier J. R. Hartman Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company

Judge Britton Orders Jury Wheel Filled

Judge Harry Britton of the Clermont County Common Pleas Court orders the jury wheel filled with 400 names. The action moves the jury selection process forward in county court.

Britton Harry Britton Clermont County Common Pleas Court

Clermont County Awards Road Repair Contracts Totaling 7693

Six road contracts awarded by the Clermont County Commissioners to L. P. Cavette Co of Cincinnati total 7693 and accompany four prior awards for Clermont County roads. Work starts immediately on Edenton Pleasant Plain Road Henning s Mill Concord Owensville Belfast McKeever Pike Newtonsville Pleasant Plain Jackson Pike projects totaling about 25000. Most projects use bituminous drug treatment.

L. P. Cavette Company Cincinnati Clermont County Carl Rush Stonelick Williamsburg Jackson Wayne Edenton-Pleasant Plain Henning’s Mill-Concord Owensville- Belfast McKeever Pike Newtonsville-Pleasant Plain Road Jackson Pike

Independence Burns In Atom Bomb Tests

The article shows damage from a Bikini atomic test with the light carrier Independence burning after the explosion. It lists ships damaged or sunk including Gilliam Carlisle Lampson Skate Pen Sacole Sakawa Prinz Eugen Nagata Nevada No. 160 Briscoe Navada Saratoga Niagara Haden Banta Butte Cortland Bracken Faun and New York.

Bikini Independence Walter A. Shead Washington Western Union Gilliam Carlisle Lampson Skate Pen Sacole Coeker Independence Sakawa Nagata Nevada Wilson Pensacola Briscoe Navada Saratoga Niagara Haden Banta Butte Cortland Bracken Faun New York

Clayton Kincaid to Open New Service Station on Route 74

Clayton Kincaid of Mt. Carmel will open a new service station on Route 74 near the Mt. Carmel Glen Este School building. Construction is complete and pumps were awaiting installation. Standard Oil products will be sold. Kincaid previously worked for Cincinnati Milling Machine Company.

Clayton Kincaid Mt. Carmel Mt. Carmel-Glen Este Mr. Kincaid Cincinnati Milling Machine Company

Shooting of Woman Investigated In Ohio River Crossfire

Sheriff Clyde Dericks and Clermont County deputies along with Kentucky law enforcement are probing an apparent accidental shooting of Edith Lewis Todd of New Richmond. She was struck by a .22 caliber bullet while walking toward the Ohio River from a Kentucky point near a Boy Scout camp and was hospitalized in Cincinnati for bullet removal. Todd has filed for divorce from Marion Todd with Attorneys Nichols Speidel and Nichols of Batavia.

Clyde Dericks Clermont County Kentucky Edith Lewis Todd New Richmond Ohio River Cincinnati Marion Todd Nichols, Speidel and Nichols Batavia

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Jerry ET 8 Legion Bell’s Lake J. M. Wiseman Joliet Ill Wiseman Bethel Farmer Albert Fagaley Bethel Fred Reed Dairy Fagaley Bethel-Williamsburg Road Wulfeck-Rapp Wolfeck Wulfeck Justice of the Peace
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