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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1937

Page

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Grand Jury Indicts School Board President in Brown County

Orman McKee 60, president of the Scott Township Brown County Board of Education, was indicted by a grand jury for accepting a bribe from an applicant for a teaching position at New Hope. The case cites a $10 marked bill with a promised $40 later, with Frank Yelton posing as a job seeker. McKee is free on $2,000 bond. arraignment date pending.

Orman McKee Brown County Grand Jury McKee Newhope Brown County Board of Education Scott Township New Hope Frank Yelton Cal Crim Detective Agency Cincinnati

Batavia Garden Club Flower Show at Armory Sept 14 1987

Batavia Township amateurs are invited to enter the Batavia Garden Club Flower Show at the Armory on Tuesday September 14 from 3 to 9 PM. Rules require amateur status, one entry per class, exhibits received 9 to 11:30 AM, and specimens shown in clear glass. The schedule lists sections for asters through open class with various specimen and arrangement categories.

Batavia Garden Club Armory Batavia Township

Batavia Boy Graduates From West Point on Saturday

Cadet Cecil Hines of Batavia is listed among the West Point graduating class. The United States Military Academy announces its Class of 1937 graduation to be held on Saturday June 12 at West Point New York.

Batavia West Point Cecil Hines United States Military Academy New York

Runaway Girl Koneta Fultz Returns Home

Koneta Fultz a 15 year old girl from Portsmouth ran away Saturday from Sallie Lauderback her grandmother. She rode a Red Top beer truck between Cincinnati and Portsmouth then left the Moscow area. Truant Officer Taxie Brigg and County Detective W E Kain found her and she told Judge Halbisch she would return home. Briggs took her to Williamsburg where she was sent home with a bus ticket.

Koneta Fultz Portsmouth Sallie Lauderback Pear Halbisch Briggs Williamsburg

Auto kills child in Mulberry sidewalk incident

Dolores Kruth rop, 14, daughter of Fred Kruth rop of Mulberry, was fatally injured when a car driven by 16 year old Jean Horn struck her on the sidewalk Saturday night. The car owner was John Hogan. Pierson brothers took charge of the underage unlicensed driver.

Dolores Fred Kruthrop Mulberry Bethesda Hospital Jean Horn John Hogan Joe Alex Pierson

First to File Opens Nominations for November Ballot

Orin Braselton of Wis is the first to file for mayor of Wistown in the race set for November 2. The filing period now begins as candidates rush to submit nomination papers for the city’s upcoming election.

Orin, Braselton Wis Wistown

Milford youths plead guilty to theater burglary

Edward Hoskins and Ervin Howell of Milford pleaded guilty to burglary of the Family Theatre in Milford. Indicted by the latest grand jury, they were sentenced by Sheriff Auxier to terms from one to 16 years in Mansfield Reformatory. Both are about 18 years old.

Edward Hoskins Ervin Howell Milford the Family Mansfield Reformatory Auxier

Rev Alexander Patterson to Speak at Monte rey Presbyterian Church

The jail chaplain and radio speaker Rev Alexander Patterson will present The Story of My Life next Sunday June 13 at 8 pm at Monterey Presbyterian Church. He will continue services every two weeks through the summer and the public is invited.

Alexander Patterson Hamilton County Monterey Presbyterian Church

New Fire Marshal Appointed for Four Ohio Counties

W White of Milford is named Deputy State Fire Marshal succeeding J F Hartman of Batavia. White will oversee Clermont Brown Pike and Scioto counties. He also serves as chairman of the Democratic County Committee.

W. White Milford John F. Hartman Batavia Clermont, Brown, Pike and Scioto White

Batavia Garden Club Meets in June 1921 Program

Batavia Garden Club held a June 1921 meeting with Mrs W H Ulrey as hostess. Guest speaker Mrs C M Oakman presented bird banding and a talk on birds. Roses showcased included specimens of hybrid tea varieties and an arrangement.

Batavia Garden Club W. H. Ulrey F. M. Oxley C.M

Felicity Franklin Holds Eighth Grade Commencement

The Felicity-Franklin School held its Eighth Grade Commencement in the school auditorium last Thursday afternoon. Twenty nine students received diplomas advancing to high school. 1937-38 faculty included Supt. R G Little and teachers R R White R M Richards Dorothy Meteger Olive Gray James R Allen Hazel Miller Oscar Sontag Stella Mae Houser Elizabeth Penny Stella Swope Inma Cann music departments led by Viola Benz and Henry J White.

Felicity-Franklin R. G. Little R. R. White R. M. Richards Dorothy Meteger Olive Gray James R. Allen Hazel Miller Oscar Sontag Stella Mae Houser Elizabeth Penny Stella Swope

Auditor Announces Tax Fund Distribution Details

Blythe Jones, county auditor, reports the first tax distribution to various townships in Clermont County. A follow up distribution is expected soon though no definite date has been set.

Clermont County Blythe Jones

County commissioners hold routine session in Batavia

The Batavia county board met in adjourned session on June 1 with three commissioners present. They discussed concrete floor work for the county jail estimated at 170.62 dollars and authorized soliciting quotations. They also approved drainage work on county right-of-way and multiple appropriations for repairs, insurance, supplies, and various county expenses.

Batavia Carl ‘H. Bush Rush Seyler Willis Shelly Smith Tobaco-Mt. Carmel Road Union Township Clough Run Larkin & Hendrixson Pruitt Firestone Foundry Railway Express N. & W. Express Barger, Inc Brice Hendrixson Marguerite Ashburn The Clermont Courier Rocky Glen Lawrence Wayt Lloyd Andrews E. R. Beck Ideal Lette Service F. C. Brannon Blaidsell-Folt Equipment Co Clermon Sun Publishing Co Clermont Construction Co F. J. Dale C.C. Crane Cincinnati Concrete Pipe Co E. Hull Joe DeCamp Columbus Blank Book Mfg. Co John Gaul Ideal Letter Service Clifford M McKinley Estel Pringle

State 4-H Club Leader Speaks at Owensville Event

W. H. Palmer, State 4-H Club Director, addressed 140 4-H leaders and officers at Owensville. Training sessions covered presidents secretaries treasurers and recreation with inputs from local and county officials including Miss Margaret Haarlammert Mrs Mary Wurtz Ralph Lemon James Walker and County Agent Battles. Forty eight clubs are active in the county.

W. H. Palmer Owensville Margaret Haarlammert Goshen Mary Wurtz Williamsburg Ralph Lemon James Walker Batavia Battles D. B. Phillips Forestville

Grange Memorial Program Honors County Grangers

The second annual Grange Memorial program sponsored by the Clermont County Pomona Grange was held at Batavia School on Sunday June 6. About 300 Grangers plus 100 participants attended a ceremony featuring four tableaus, floral arrangements, lighting effects, and a Grange chorus of 40 under G L Smith and Wil Ham sburg with Mrs Kermit Hutchinson listed among organizers.

Clermont County Pomona Grange Batavia Grange G. L

Former Batavian Dies in Kansas Residence since 1906

Friends mourn the death of Thornton Perkins at his Garden City Kansas home in his 76th year He is survived by his widow and five children Perkins formerly lived in Batavia and will be remembered by the village’s elder citizens

Thornton Perkins Garden City Kansas Mr. Perkins Batavia Citiizenry

Sixth Annual R R Convention in Roanoke features Dust Miller

The Sixth Annual Norfolk and Western Veterans Association convention will be in Roanoke on June 12. Dust Miller will give an address, W. Jenks presides over insignia presentation to five 50 year veterans, and New York vaudeville performers provide a two-part program with a 10:30 a.m. morning session and an afternoon show titled The Talk of the Town.

Dust Miller Ohio W. Jenks New York Norfolk and Western Veterans Association Roanoke Floyd E. Chabot Dusty Miller Ruth Rodeheaver Thomas WDBJ

Batavia Public Schools teachers plan summer study

Numerous Batavia Public Schools staff will pursue college and university courses during vacation. Dorothy Hogan and Ornella Manning will study at Wilmington College. Elmer Kramer, Edmund Parrott, Mary Fishback, Gerald Rockwell, Francis Deter, Emma Snediker, Paul Moore will attend Ohio University Miami University University of Kentucky and other institutions. Kramer Rockwell Deter and Moore will earn Master of Arts degrees after summer sessions.

Batavian Dorothy Hogan Ornella Manning Wilmington College Elmer Kramer Edmund Parrott Miami University Mary Fishback Gerald Rockwell Francis H. Deter Ohio University Emma Snediker Wittenberg College Paul K. Moore University of Kentucky Messrs. Kramer Rockwell Deter Moore

Court packing plan binds F D R toward tough sell

Report notes President Franklin D Roosevelt faces stiff questions as he defends his court packing proposal. Public explanation struggles amid critics and political pressure. Eddie and Wallie wedding details appear as an aside in the tumult. The source emphasizes broadcasting the vows and the public glare surrounding the administration’s agenda.

Educational associations push Clermont County schools forward

The Clermont County Teachers' Association the Southwestern Ohio Teachers' Association and the Ohio Educational Association show strong membership in public education groups. A Clermont County Council of P T A formed with six charter units and Pierce Township P T A joined. A county Schoolmasters' Club with about sixty members aims to recruit more men into teaching.

Ohio Educational Association Clermont County Amelia Batavia Bethel Felicity Goshen Milford Muscum New Richmond Stonelick Rural Williamsburg Inel Tee Life National Education Association Mt. Carmel Miami Rural Newtonsville Marathon Branch Hill Edics’ Desearction Parent-Teacher Association Clermont County Council of P.T.A Tabasco PTA Goshen P.T.A Williamsville P.T Friends of Education

Senators Face Challenge in Lining Up Reelection Shoots

The article notes difficulty in assembling a slate of Senators who will seek reelection next year, with concerns about alignment before voters. It highlights political pressures and the need for clear campaigns.

Rain Helps Tobacco Grow Across Southern Ohio Farmlands

A general rain in southern Ohio aided tobacco planting and grounding on many farms though some fields still need more moisture. A noted writer quips that a man is a boob if he makes breakfast and lets his wife sleep in.

Ohio Saye

Coney Island Reopens After Renovation Buzz

The mecca for all ages, Coney Island, recently reopened to large crowds. Despite January flood damage, the park has undergone a complete renovation and now features three nightly bands and the Island Queen operating on its regular schedule.

Coney Island America

World peace themes at Grange gathering in Clermontville

Williams burg piano accompanist Walter F. Kirk, Master of the Ohio State Grange, urged a future of peace and a strong organized agricultural base to stabilize world peace and the world economy. The program, led by Mrs Louise Rogers, highlighted the need to move beyond past wars. Clermontville.

Williamsburg Walter F. Kirk Ohio State Grange Louise, Rogers Clermontville

Recovery When an Editorial Critical of Federal Policy

An unsigned editorial argues rumors and facts show the federal government slows economic recovery in Washington. It contends a deliberate delay is aimed to aid President Roosevelt's 1940 bid, urging readers to scrutinize the political motive. The piece frames the boom and inevitable collapse as a tool in electoral strategy.

Washington R Evelt Roosevelt United States

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