Seyler sons shine in golf and local notes
Ezra Seyler of Batavia recalls his sons athletic feats. Bob Seyler, Miami University golfer, ranked 15th in a 300-player field at Ann Arbor and tied for par on the Michigan course after long drives. Another son plans Cincinnati enrollment for basketball. The Courier adds Teen Agers column with Nancy Patchell. local trials include Homer Watson’s July 4 traffic arrest and a new baby born to Laverne and Ralph Hulick in Alameda Ohio.
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Ezra Seyler
Batavia
Milford
Bob
University of Miami
Fla
Miami U
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Seyler
University of Cincinnati
Courier Today
Nancy Patchell
Courier
Babcock
Homer Watson
Cincinnati
Ed Colonel
Olive Branch
Clyde Dericks
Williamsburg
Watson
A. C. Munden
Somerset
Community Band to Honor Director at Friday Opening Concert
Batavia’s Community Band plans a Friday July 18 concert before the Court House on Main Street to honor longtime director P F Jamieson now serving as acting head Bert Blair steps in while Jamieson recovers Jamieson organized the Batavia Orchestra in 1892 and remains a key figure with a vast music library and history of leading local ensembles
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Jamieson
Batavia Orchestra
Batavia Community Band
Court House
Main Street
Charles Hurdle
P. F. Jamieson
First National Bank of
Batavia
Bert Blair
Jaimieson
Mr. Jamieson
Gaylord Hulick
Clermont
Marcellus Hulick
Dayton
Hulick
H. Nichols
E. D. Parrott
Jack Didday
Robert Slade
Blair
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
R. B. Hall
Batavian Softball League Announces July Schedule
The Batavian Softball League released its July schedule under Athletic Board head William Massey. Rosters are set and early standings place Burgers 3 0, Williamsburg 1 0, Amelia 1 0, Willowville 10 0, Independents 1 2, Skyrockets 0 2, Guards 0 2. Matches listed include July 16 Williamsburg vs Guards and July 17 Williamsburg vs Burgers.
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Batavian
Athletic Board
William Massey
Burger's
Williamsburg
Amelia
Willowville Io Os Independents
Bkyrockets O
Guards
Ohio National Guard Company B Heads to Camp Perry Training
Approximately 45 officers and men of Company B 147th Infantry Ohio National Guard depart Batavia station at 7:45 a m July 20 for Camp Perry Ohio for a two week field training period. Captain Massey leads Clermont county unit as it trains with new weapons. A July 22 hearing is set for West Halter near Mammville charged with shooting a bull owned by Levi Ingram Hazlewood and out on 200 dollars bond.
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147Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Batavia N. & W
Camp Perry
Ohio
87Th Division
Camp Petry
William H. Massey
Clermont Couny
Levi Ingram
Hazlewood
Soup Monjar Wanted for Parole Violation in London
Ralph Soup Monjar is sought by London Prison Farm for violating his parole after being sent there on a charge of non support. Authorities describe him as a man with a known history and urge any information leading to his arrest.
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Ralph “Soup” Monjar
London
Teen Time Chatter from July at Coney Island Pool
Nancy Parrott notes July showers amid sun at Coney Island Sunlight Pool where Batavia youths gather. Patsy Hall, Barbara Rooney, Betty Day and others enjoy tanning between showers while Colleen Murphy and Pat Donnelly study at Miami, Rita Glancy and Sterling Moore vacation nearby. Several Boy Scouts have returned from a camping trip.
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Coney Island
Batavia
Patsy Hall
Barbara Rooney
Betty Day
Wanda Dericks
Betty Zager
Frank Murray
Glenn Miller
Colleen
Murphy
Pat Donnelly
Miami
Rita Glancy
Bill
Sterling Moore
Nancy Parrott
Michigan
Joan Ely
Conservation Tours To Be Held July 22 and 29
The Clermont Soil Conservation District schedules tours of farms on Tuesday afternoons July 22 and 29 starting 1 pm. Visitors will view contour farming, strip cropping and terracing at Paul Mueller, Walter McDonald, Lloyd Tomlin, George Longworth, and Paul Jarman farms with directions via Batavia or group routes.
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Clermont
Walter A. McDonald
Wexford Farm
U. S. Route 50
Benton Road
Owensville
Batavia
Lloyd Tomlin
Jones Road
H. B. Haskins
Hamilton
Ohio
David V. Fette
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
W. W. Hamilton
Clermont County
Schafer
State Police Expand Traffic Safety Checks Countywide
State Police with local chiefs intensified highway safety checks since July. From July 1 to now, six checks produced 99 warnings and multiple vehicle defects noted. Two accidents occurred last week on Route 125 near Bethel involving passengers from New Richmond and Cincinnati drivers.
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Highway Patrol
Bob Wilmer
New Richmond
New V F W Auxiliary Instituted at New Richmond
Ohio Valley Auxiliary No. 6770 was instituted Sunday July 13 at New Richmond High School. The event featured Mrs. Carrie B. Ward as instituting officer and Mrs. Winifred Gluhn as installing officer, with about 200 guests including Mayor of New Richmond and Rev Loren Holt. Officers elected include Margaret Chambers as President and Lucille Holt as Senior Vice President.
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Ohio Valley
New Richmond High School
Carrie B. Ward
Cincinnati
Winifred Gluhn
Hamilton
Ohio
New Richmond
Loren Holt
Joseph Stiles
The
Division Veterans’ Association
C. Fleming
Harry Glaze
Margaret Chambers
Lucille Holt, Jr
Evelyn Frey
Isabel McKinley
Elsie Wilson
Evelyn Hamilton
Sammy Mays
Helen Jacobs
Jean Glass
Lenora Hafer
Anna Tackett
Albertine Winemiller
Mabel Popp
May Schwab
Republican Women of County to Hold Basket Picnic Sunday
The Clermont County Republican Women's Club plans a basket picnic at Point Pleasant on Saturday afternoon July 19. Guests include Gladys Gordon secretary of the Ohio Federation of Republican Women and Helen Dean editor of the Ohio Republican News with Ralph Wolf executive VP of the Ohio Veterans' Republican Club. Activities begin 2 p.m. with supper at 5:30 p.m. Public invited.
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Point Pleasant
Clermont County Republican Women’s Club
Gladys Gordon
Ohio Federation of Republican Women
Helen Dean
Ohio Republican News
Ralph Wolf
Ohio Veterans’ Republican Club
Camp gathering and local baseball activity noted
Attendees included David Cob ler Jim Barbeau Jerry Ashburn Dick Spiedel and Jack Channer. Carmel fellows spend afternoons and evenings batting out Irene for Anderson Legion Team. Moonlight Gardens draws crowds as locals enjoy cool nights and a town band concert led by Bert Blair with a Friday kickoff.
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Camp Frielander
David Cobler
Jim Barbeau
Jerry Ashburn
Dick Spiedel
Jack Channer
Carmel
Irene
Anderson Legion
Joe
Richard Weardeman
Richard Richoltz
Safety meeting at Owensville discussed by Ohio State specialist
W E Stuckey from Ohio State University and Mr Badgley of the State Safety Council will attend a safety meeting at the Owensville school on Friday evening July 18. The session begins at 8 pm and County Agent W W Hamilton urges anyone interested in the Workmen's Compensation Law or farm safety to attend.
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W. E. Stuckey
Ohio State University
Summerside Bible School Closes With Evening Program
The Daily Vacation Bible School at Summerside Methodist Church ends with a closing program on Sunday evening at 8:00. Everyone is invited to attend after two weeks of activities and lessons.
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Bible School
Summerside
Summerside Methodist Church
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