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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1950
Page
11
A thunderbolt during a June storm damaged the new residence of Mr and Mrs Arch Berry in Williamsville with about 600 dollars in losses. Mrs Berry and her son Ernest eight escaped as striking bolts tore the roof and walls ripping sheathing boards and shingles and burning bedspreads. The Withamsville Fire Department responded to the scene.
Under Chief Cliff Schaerges, responders checked a reported alarm but found no fire at the scene. crew cleared after a rapid inspection.
County officials from Clermont Brown County joined Southern Ohio district staff for a two day Farmers Home Administration policy meeting at Wilmington June 13 14. Leaders including C A Gehrig Lawrence Young Howard Cummins and Betty Johnson spoke on state policy for the coming fiscal year. Ohio loans this year reached 1 285 000 for farming families to buy livestock equipment operating costs and farm improvements.
A fallen tree blocked State Route 133 near Clover Creek church Bethel injuring one man and nearly killing another as Edward Oswald left unhurt. William Stanfield crashed into the tree causing major damage and a broken nose. Traffic halted over two hours as crews cleared the scene. A separate high tension wire short circuit prompted a Batavia Fire Department call with no fire. Warren G. Harding was the first president to speak on radio.
Joseph Swanson of Bethel 29 remained in Cincinnati police custody on a bigamy charge filed by Beatrice Swanson. She alleges he married her on March 13 while still wed to Georgia Swanson. Swanson cites prior Kentucky larceny and federal sentences.
Loveland widow Susie Liebold Moon died Friday morning June 9 at her Loveland home. Survived by sister Mrs. Audrey Veith. Services held at Tufts Funeral Home, Loveland.
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