06 Mar 1952
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1952
Page
1
Courier classifieds note a Glen Este resident offering a pet coon for 15 dollars with no accessories. The tale links the animals to a local man who became a coon owner after a friend’s marriage changed his ability to keep them.
Dalton's, billed as the largest suburban ladies and girls apparel store in Cincinnati, unveils a new Mt Washington store. The store features turquoise and pink decor, lime oak showcases, daylight fluorescent lighting, year round air conditioning, and sections for millinery ready to wear and fashion accessories from the Independent Retailers' Syndicate, a $400 million yearly business.
Delford Fortney, a Clermont Courier staffer and Jerald Fortney’s nephew, will attend Kent State University’s four day 1952 Short Course in Photography from March 18 to 21. He will hear renowned lensmen including Phillippe Halsman and Joseph Costa as the Courier continues its pattern of sending a photographer to Kent for ongoing photo journalism training.
Turkish Ambassador to America Niam Nackad visited the Samad family in Willowville on a six weeks vacation. He met Mr and Mrs Sigh Samad and their nephew William Samad, a Lebanon native, before returning to duty in Washington D C.
Maj Donald McGraw son of Mr and Mrs Virgil McGraw married Miss Ruth Shierloh daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Shierloh at her Evanswood Place Cincinnati home. Capt Jack Osteen served as best man. They will reside at Fort Benning Georgia after a two week honeymoon in Florida and Nassau. Captain Osteen is a Batavia high school graduate and stationed with the groom at the southern camp.
Goshen麻n Ray Nantz of Martinsville received minor injuries when his car skidded on a wet Hill Station Road and overturned three times. He was alone and taken to Our Lady of Mercy Hospital by Monroe Ambulance Service. After treatment for facial cuts he was released home.
In Batavia two teenage boys were committed to the Industrial School at Lancaster by Probate Judge Orville Halbisch. One faced charges of attempted auto theft and the other of breaking and entering.
Robert Walter Lay twenty of Batavia and an unidentified female companion died from carbon monoxide poisoning in a car on a lonely road near Swan Township about twenty miles from Toledo. The girl died en route to hospital. Lay had recently passed his Army induction physical. The girl’s identity is unknown to Lay’s family but suspected to be a Willys Overland worker in Neapolis. Surviving relatives include Lay’s father, mother in Cincinnati, two sisters, two grandmothers, and a stepmother.
Three cats were given to the Clermont County Home after an appeal in Along the Way three weeks earlier. Mrs. Clyde Boner says the cats are fine but more are needed to handle rodents and provide companionship for the residents as the home had run out of mousers and life there changed.
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