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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1949
Page
8
Classified snippet lists hauling items such as water cement chimney blocks sand and gravel with contact numbers H. and N. Batavia 5000 or Batavia 8103. Also seeks a baby bed in good condition with Batavia contact 5665.
The speaker notes the need to restrain meddling and admits paying the bill while apologizing to the Judge for acting smart. He argues for a clear picture of the real situation before causing more harm, urging temperance in public attitudes toward beer.
The Batavia Garden Club meets Monday July 18 at 12 30 for a picnic lunch at the home of Mrs Edgar Mosbacker. Mrs Ruby Hamilton and Mrs Bertha Remley serve as hostesses aids. One member serves on the entertainment committee are Mrs Minnie Miller and Mrs Gene Hunter.
Jesse Lee Pettice of Bethel was fined ten dollars and costs by Batavia Mayor A G C Munden for being drunk and disorderly and was committed to jail in default. Bert Il Hughes of Madisonville was bound over to the Clermont County grand jury on a malicious destruction of property charge under two hundred dollar bond.
Louis Scheidt a well known farmer of Tealtown Road Glen Este died early Wednesday morning at the Veterans Hospital in Dayton after ten weeks confinement.
Daily Vacation Bible School opens July 18 at the C. P. Church in Maple Grove and runs each weekday from 9 to 11 30 a m through July 22. All children are urged to attend.
Mt. Carmel residents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Andres completed a five week trip to California visiting 18 western states and Mexico. They drove about 7200 miles and met Walter Arling a Clermont County lumber dealer in Sequoia Calif. They also encountered Harry True of Mt. Carmel in Cody Wyoming.
Wanted I have calls for small farms if you have one and care to sell it. Write or call S. L. Larkin. Office, 463 men on 5041.
A Bethel meeting in the Grant Memorial Building by the Women's Auxiliary of the Archie Lee Boyce Post American Legion discussed sponsoring a Bethel Girl Scout troop.
Two Newtonsville girls from Milford High School attend the central regional Future Homemakers of America meeting in Columbus today. Rosemarie Attinger and Ann Roudebush, daughters of Attinger and Roudebush families, were Milford chapter selections with Rosemarie serving as chapter and district president while Ann is historian.
Batavia police chief Ed Colonel and Fred Holt of New Richmond join two state patrolmen to inspect vehicles at the N and W underpass on State Route 74 Friday from 4 to 6 p m. Horns lights wipers glass brakes and tires will be checked. A 1949 safety sticker will be issued to passing motorists. A prior inspection at New Richmond runs 10 a m to noon.
Felicity Grange will be the guests of Batavia Grange Thursday evening July 21. The visiting Grange will present the program and all members are urged to attend.
Mrs. Cozadale M. J. Conover and Mrs. Frank Hornsby with her father Mr. Bradley attended a family reunion at White Oak last Sunday. Mrs. Zinn is ill and her sister from Price Hill is visiting.
Notice that Basil Curlis of Batavia Ohio is appointed administrator of the estate of Charles Curlis deceased of Williamsburg Township Clermont County Ohio. Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months or be barred. Dated June 27 1949. Orville W Halbisch Probate Judge James W Walker Attorney.
Petitions by Jacob Vogelzesang et al seek vacation of a road from the Ireton Trees Road center line to Pinhook Road in Franklin Township. The board will convene July 29 1949 at 10 am at the starting point and August 15 1949 at 10 am for final hearing. County Clerk Jones issues the notice.
Helen Powers hosts Dale Smith of Marathon while Albert Schultz family visits. W H Conover and wife visit Brown. Home Builders Class meets at Ross home. Cranston Church Women plan picnic at Jessie Osborne home. Charles Harrison family vacation at Indian Lake. Edward Rice visits Mary Green in Bruin Kentucky. D A Dye and Carl Eckert tour Smoky Mountains. Baptist Church guests Cotton Blossom Singers from Pineywood Mississippi entertain.
Marilee and Tommy Kelsey visit grandparents in St Louis and return to Fair Oak. Mr and Mrs Joe Taylor host. Eugene Honaken family visit Stanley Ringel. Marcella Ringel hosts Edwin Fite and daughter from Forestville. Gene Jenning and Roy Slater families visit Norris Weaver. Frank Ludlow convalesces after an operation.
Court delay noted in Clermont County poetry contest sponsored by Courier Poetry Editors Sheila Stinson and Edna Hamilton. Winners will be announced shortly and top poems will be published in The Courier and a special booklet.
The Anderson Township Garden Club gathered last Tuesday at the Brockman home with R K Walters and Rainbourne assisting. A film Flower Portraits was shown by Ss B Smalley and members displayed Annuals. Vera I Brooks and Charles B Ertle wed recently on Beechmont Ave and Salen Pike.
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