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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1951

Page

4

Bethel Falls to Batavia in 12 Inning Baseball Tilt

Batavia defeated Bethel 11 to 9 in 12 innings as Grub and Pierce shared mound duties. Amelia blasted 14 runs while Blue Ash managed none. Dick pitched a shutout for Batavia. Loveland scored 16 for Mt. Orab. Williamsville dropped to 3. standings show Amelia 9, Bethel 7. Schedule notes urge Sunday July 22 as last date to release players and July 29 to sign contracts. Special meeting set for Batavia Courthouse July 24 at 8 am.

Stanley Anstaett Sec Y C.c.bl Bethel Batavia Grub Pierce Amelia Blue ‘Ash Loveland Wilson Mt. Orab Williamsburg Hoberg Orab Batavia _ Del Williamsburg Salt Air Fe Blue Ash Mt. Crab Salt Air Camelia Mt. Carmel Clermont County Knot Hole ‘Baseball League

Amelia Knotholers Clinch Class AA Championship

Amelia won the Class AA title with an 8 to 0 shutout of Bethel as Mt. Carmel fell 5 to 1 to Owensville. Heckter earned the win for Amelia in a nine game win streak, while Farrell allowed only 2 hits for Owensville. Goshen edged Withamsville 6 to 5 in the day’s third game.

Amelia Bethel Mt. Carmel Owensville Heckter Farrell Goshen Withamsville

River Downs Finale Sets River Downs Championship Spotlight

The River Downs 44 day meeting ends Saturday July 21 with the second River Downs Championship race. The mile and one sixteenth event offers a $10,000 purse, up $5,000 from 1950, drawing top midwest distance runners. Henry Green of Ohio State Jockey Club aims to grow it into a premier Midwest race.

River Downs Middlewest Henry Green Ohio State Jockey Club, Inc Queen City Oval

Clermont Sportsmen Picnic and Card Party

The Clermont Sportsmen will sponsor a picnic and card party on Sunday July 22 at the Club House 3 miles south of Batavia. Refreshments and lunch will be served on the grounds.

Clermont Sportsmen Batavia

Plane Crash Kills Silverton Business Man

Elmer Hilberg proprietor of the Silverton 5c-$1 Store was fatally injured when his private single engine Cessna crashed near Fayetteville Ohio early Friday morning. His companion Mrs Pauline A Cordes of Miami Florida was also killed. The couple had planned a flight from Blue Ash to Indianapolis for dinner and were not in contact after leaving Parkes Watch Airport. The crash was found at 7 40 by State Patrol Lt E B Webb after a farmer reported a crash earlier at 2 30 a m. Identification came from papers in the plane.

Elmer Hilberg Silverton Fayetteville Ohio Pauline A. Cordes Miami Fla Parkes Waton Blue Ash Indianapolis Blanchester E. B. Webb Safety Highway Patrol

Family Births and Local Social Visits Notice

Bass from Lake 0 the Woods Vincent Baker and Lorn Abdon couples welcome girls born July 16 at their New Richmond and Love land residences. Glen Holman and Carl Foster vacationing in Canada with Batavia and Williamsburg ties. Mrs. Richard A. Didday hosted a birthday party for son Richard Jr. Mary Gray of Felicity visited. Johnnie returned money found on a cafe window ledge, contacting Batavia Police. Angelo Tsangeos and wife welcomed Nicholas Michael.

Vincent Baker Market St New Richmond Mrs Lorn Abdon East Jackson Street Loveland Glen Holman Batavia Carl Foster Williamsburg Canada Richard A. Didday Richard Jr

Remains Of Local Resident Remain Survived By Family

The deceased lived with his mother Mrs Catherine Hilberg and sister Mrs Edna Hilberg at 2475 Mound View Ave Norwood. He was never married and is survived by brothers Roy and Clifford and several nieces and nephews. Mrs Vera Weldon and her husband declined a trip due to illness. Funeral services were held Monday at Voorhees Funeral Home Norwood with Masonic services the prior evening.

Catherine Hilberg Edna Hilberg Moundview Ave Norwood Roy Clifford Vera Weldon Rogers Place Cordes Voorhees Funeral Home

Stork shower held for Schwey family in Locust Corner

A stork shower was given July 6 at the Schwey home for Mrs Mary and Joe Benton Schwey, hosted by Mrs Mamie Reed. Many gifts were received and a list of attendees includes Mrs Idy Mae Wilson, Mrs Jack Schwey and daughters, Mrs Tari Briggs, Marie Auxier, Fairy Fry, Lulu Lipps, Rachel Nobis, Hazel Behymer, Lillie Knause, Gladys Carin, Olive Deitz, Andria Peppers, Helen Bradbury, and others. Mary Carol Schwey was born July 6 to Mr and Mrs Frank Stump of Center Locust Corner. Kenneth Myrick and family are vacationing in Maine. Various local events and visits are noted, including church picnics, relatives visiting, and families attending horse shows and lakeside outings.

Mary Joe Benton Schwey Charles Schwey Mamie Reed Idy Mae Wilson Jack Schwey Tari Briggs Marie Auxier Fairy Fry Lulu Lipps Rachel Jane Nobis Hazel Behymer Lillie Knause Gladys Mary Carin Olive Deitz Andria Peppers Helen Bradbury Bob Knause Spear Reynolds Bell Pikurski Hammel Sam Bradbury Frank Stump Center Locus Corner Mary Carol Amelia Ohio Kenneth Myrick Myrick Maine Don Ault M. E V. D. Auxier Elmer Sige Annabel Sige Amelia Mae Hall Cincinnati St. Mary's Indian Lake Chas. Schwey Reed and Wilson Homestead Sam Wilson West Union Houston Bradbury Fannie Hufman Walnut Hills Will

Local Briefs Share Travel and Family News

Mrs Will Pihurski reports Estel Fry an son of Harold and Mrs Fry of White Oak Road has flown to Europe to take some officer at Dayton Air Base. Mr and Mrs W D Auxier Dongie and Mrs Mary Rapp of Bata visited North Vernon with Miss Katherine Goodwin. Little Lona Lipps won first prize with her baby donkey at New Richmond Park on July 4. Mr and Mrs Roy Pingle visited his parents near Felicity. Homer Dance’s son, from Fort Knox, called on his family Sunday.

Will Pihurski Estel Fry Harold Fry White Oak Road Europe Dayton Air Base W. D. Auxier New Richmond Park Roy Pingle Felicity Homer Dance Fort Knox

Ten Births Reported at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital

Our Lady of Mercy Hospital in Mariemont announces ten births to Clermont County residents. The list includes families from Love Land Batavia Owensville New Richmond Milford and Amelia with both boys and girls born July 9 through July 12.

Clermont County Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Mariemont Ben Humphries Route 2 Loveland Robert E. Lally R. 1 Batavia Dewey Harden Owensville Louis Rapp Homer

Batavia Notices and Local Social Updates

Mrs. Margaret Sprague visits in Batavia after trip to W Va. Mrs. Ivy Nash hosts C I C meeting. William Massey announces birth of daughter Elizabeth Jean on July 16. Ruth Dial and grandmother return from Florida. Batavia Methodist Sunday School picnic set for July 22 at Stansbury Park Mt Washington.

Ivy Nash William Bud)Massey Elizabeth Jean Ruth Dial Martha Dial Florida Batavia Methodist Stansbury Park Mt. Washington

Money Recovered and New Baby Brought to Angy's Cafe

A cigar box with $700 belonging to Angy’s Cafe owner Angelo Tsangeos was found by Al Schulz in Batavia and turned over to Police Chief Ed Colonel. The cash had been left on the cafe window sill by Angelo’s brother Johnnie, who oversaw the maternity ward at Christ Hospital.

Angelo Tsangeos Angy Batavia al Schulz Schulz Ed Colonel Johnnie Tsangeos Christ

Farms and Country Homes Wanted in Cincinnati Area

Sam Funk at 3110 Durbin Place Cincinnati Ohio advertises buying or trading for city property or business with contact about 6144 Farms and Country Homes Wanted Now Buy Sell or Trade.

Sam Funk Durbin Place Cincinnati Ohio

Rotary Club Entertains Children in Camp Allyn Party

The Batavia Rotary Club hosted its annual party for crippled children at Camp Allyn. Harold Nichols of the Queen City Mystics performed a magic show for the youngsters Tuesday, July 17.

Batavia

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