Batavia people head to national convention and county updates
Mr and Mrs Forrest Ely of Batavia travel to Philadelphia for the national convention with the Ohio delegation including Senators Taft and Bricker and Governor Herbert. Ely pledges to Taft on the first ballot. The issue covers a Batavia home under construction a county wide telephone directory Clermont County sales tax rise to 264280.10 with 46 percent year over year, Ford 1949 model debuts, Spiritual Mobilization drive led by Rev I E Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Ely
Batavia
News of the World
Ben Franklin
Ohio
Robert Taft
John Bricker
Herbert
Elys
Taft
Mrs. Ely
Harold Stassen
Tom Dewey
Mr. Ely
Clermont County
Don Ebright
Mercer County
I. E. Jenkins
New Bottling Plant Now In Operation
Hello Beverage Company opens Batavia plant on River Street near Route 222 after acquiring Hillsboro Kist Beverage and moving operations from Cincinnati. Louis Fishback, ex Hi-Port Bottling worker and Marines veteran, leads production with family and local distributors. drinks now sold in Clermont and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hello” Beverage Company
Batavia
Louis Fishback
Clermont County
Fishback
Hillsboro Kist Beverage Company
Hillsboro
River Street
Route 222
Kline Heights
Hillsboro Company
Cincinnati
Soft
Pike
Fayette Counties
Earl
Eddie Fetter
Myles Elston
Loren Hughes
Clermont
Highland
Brown
Clinton, Adams
Amelia Hall's Grocery Knot Hole League Champion
Amelia Hall's Grocery knot hole team won the Clermont County league title by beating Mt. Carmel 9 to 1 last Monday. The 13 year old squad has won eight straight, with 99 runs on 98 hits and 11 runs allowed. Next Thursday they face Milford B at Milford at 8 30 p m under lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Hall
Mt. Carmel
Amelia Club
Harris
Hector
Amburgey
Stanley Anstaett
Milford
Mt. Carmel Blues
Batavia
Batavia names zoning board to oversee ordinance
Batavia creates a five member zoning board to administer a newly passed zoning ordinance. The board will meet on the second Tuesday of each month. Areas 1 to 4 are assigned to Massey Ely Griffith Shafer with Homer C. Wilson as fifth member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. ©. Green’s
Mt. Carmel
Francis and Son
Amelia
Batavia
Amelia Dairy
Thomas A. C
Cincinnati
Wm. Massey
Forrest Ely
Robert Griffith
George Shafer
Homer C. Wilson
Council
Driver Fined for Driving While Impaired in County Court
John Musser, brought in by Deputy Frank Hutchinson on June 9, was fined 100 dollars plus costs for driving while intoxicated. Judge Mundén suspended 75 dollars of the total, with the remainder due by May or a specified date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Musser
Frank Hutchinson
A. 0. Mundén
New Drive In Theater Starlite Opens in Clermont County
Clermont County debuts its first drive in theater the Starlite on Route 125 near Bantam. Jerome Jackson owner of the Happy Hour Theater in Williamsburg leads landscaping and improvements with Cincinnati theater interests. Opening double feature Blondie Knows Best and The Michigan Kid gates open 7 30 p m show starts 8 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Starlite
Route 125
Bantam
Jerome Jackson
Williamsburg
Jackson
Cincinnati
Blondie
The
Fireworks Warning Issued After Village Incident
A disturbance in Batavia Monday night occurred when three youths set off fire crackers. Police Chief Ed Colonel patrolled until 3 a.m. Tuesday. no arrests were made. Village officials know the violators and warn a second offense will incur fines. An ordinance imposes a $50 fine for fireworks without a permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Bible Classes Now Under Way in Batavia
Daily vacation Bible classes are under way in Batavia sponsored by the E U B Presbyterian and Methodist churches. They run 9 to 11 30 a m Monday through Friday at the E U B Church with Rev. I Jenkins as supervisor. Teachers include Mrs. Roy Battles Mrs. Paul Hopping Mrs. Karl South Mrs. John Smittle Mrs. Louis Bagent Mrs. Edwin Burger Mrs. Gene Hunter and Mrs. Jake Laffleur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Presbyterian and Methodist
Jenkins
Roy Battles
Paul Hopping
Karl South
John Smittle
Louis Bagent
Edwin Burger
Gene Hunter
Jake Laffleur
4-H Advisors Instructors Attend Lake Allyn Camp
Clermont County 4 H advisors and instructors take part in a week long camp at Lake Allyn from June 16 to 23 with about 100 campers. Activities include crafts swimming tribal games livestock judging and daily religious programs. Local adults Ralph Lemon Leo Carrier Cornelius Bramm Ollie Burdsall and Dale Bee are among attendees as funds toward a new camp grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Lake Allyn
Lou Bockholt
Cincinnati
Ralph Lemon
Rt. No
Batavia
Leo Carrier
Rt. 3
Cornelius Bramm
New Richmond
Ollie Burdsall
Rt. 4
Vic
The
Milford May Get Cincinnati Water Service
A Milford service expansion discussion with Cincinnati officials raised the possibility of supplying Milford with city water in two to three years after capacity increases. Milford would apply formally, with Cincinnati likely maintaining the Milford system and meters. Some residents oppose due to taste differences. others cite Milford water taste as a concern. Emergency tie exists to Terrace Park and Indian Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Milford
Algeady
Terrace Park
Indian Hill
A. Aiken
F. C. Hartsock
James E. Edmonds
A. B. Conover
Board of Public Affairs
Albert D. Cash
Gordon E. Scherer
Wife Admits Shooting Sleeping Husband
Clara Stone 60 admitted shooting her husband Henry 43 with a 12 gauge shotgun at close range in Nine Mile Road home. He slept in the living room and survived with superficial neck wounds. she was bound over to the Clermont County grand jury on a charge of shooting with intent to kill and released on 2000 dollars cash bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Stone
Clermont County Grand Jury
Henry Stone
Nine Mile Road
Stone
Clarence Albert
Mercy Hospital
New Richmond
King Suffers Hand Injury at Batavia Plant
Howard King of Batavia Lumber Co. remains at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital after a hand injury at the Batavia plant. While running lumber through a machine last Thursday, a board splintered and severed parts of two fingers. The firm, once Wilke Coal and Supply Co., was purchased about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard King
Carl Zoller
Batavia Lumber Co
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Mariemont
Batavia
Wilke Coal and Supply Co
Missing Woman Returns Home After Portsmouth Search
Mrs Bethel returns to her Park home after several days away. A sheriff's posse led by Deputy Marvin Bissantz had sought her in Portsmouth with an unsuccessful effort to locate her. Authorities reported no clear reason for her disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Puy
Bethe
Portsmouth
Marvin Bissantz
June Wedding at Summerside Batavia couple wed Sunday
Donald Jenkins of Batavia and Virginia Catherine Harrison were married at Summerside Methodist Church. Rev. I E Jenkins officiated. After a wedding trip, the couple will live with the bride's parents until September then move to Republic Ohio. Mr Jenkins is Otterbein graduate and music teacher. Mrs Jenkins is Batavia High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ezra Seyler
Ezra Seyler
Milford
University of Miami
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Dave Sullivan
Boston
Souther
al Besselink
Philadelphia
Buddy Goodwin
Miami City
Bob
Florida
Donald Jenkins
Batavia
Summerside Methodist Church
I. E. Jenkins
E. U. B. Church
Ters
Cleveland
Bonita
Mary Harrison
Maureen Lakemire
Jerald Jenkins
Iwere Lloyd Savage
Ray Miner
Republic
Tiffin
O. ‘Mr. Jenkins
Otterbein
Mrs. Jenkins
Batavia High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jerry
Mrs. Earl South
Market Street
Newtonsville
Ford
Lewis
Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Fishback
Knot Hole
Holy Trinity Church
Holy Trinity
Thomas F. Coleman
Stonelick
sSister Regina
Ronald Kemphaus
Father Coleman
Claire
William White
Michael Retzler
Charles J. Fette
Eugene Miller
Clyde Dial
Dale Bee
Cincinnati As and Electric Company
Cincinnati Water Service
Robert Seyler
Mrs. Stone
Justice of the Peace
W. D. Saunders
L. P. Cavett Company
Carl Rush
King
Summerside
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!