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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1948

Page

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Bethel Woman Guilty of Assault With Intent to Kill

A Clermont County grand jury found Ruth Leggett of Bethel guilty of assault with intent to kill last Thursday. She and her husband were arrested February 2 after their six year old son Carl Leggett, from a former marriage, was beaten, prompting an investigation. Charges were filed by Ruth Dahheimer of Sharonville. Leggett faces sentencing and a possible April trial on appeal. Lawyers Wilson and Martin plan to seek a new trial if denied, then take the case to the Court of Appeals.

Clermont County Ruth Leggett Bethel Carl Leggett Ruth Dalheimer Sharonville Leggett

Mountain lion kittens and fox bounty mystery in Owensville area

The Owensville area reports a curious wildlife week as Richard Wells and Ansteatt's son in law present seven kittens from a stump to locals, Zoo officials debate their species, and a fox bounty is paid on six young animals plus the mother’s feet. Sheriff Dericks investigates while other fragments mention a large steer and beef value.

Alvin Ansteatt Owensville Richard Wells Madisonville Ansteatt Stephen

Charges Dropped in Bethel Killing Case

Gerald Lanham, 17, of Bethel and accused of shooting his uncle Louis Butcher on November 2, has been returned home after his case was sent to the Bureau of Juvenile Research in Columbus. Clermont County judge Harry Britton, with Sheriff Clyde Dericks, Prosecutor Ray Bradford, and Juvenile Court Judge Orville Halbisch, dismissed the case under court restrictions.

Gerald Lanham Bethel Louis Butcher Bureau of Juvenile Research Columbus Harry Britton Clermont County Common Pleas Court Clyde Dericks Ray Bradford Orville Halbisch

0 000 Yen Note Worries Bonus Officials

Routine inquiries at the veterans bonus fund in Columbus included a letter from Captain Sam G. Vercoe director of the Criminal Investigation Division Shanghai China. He requested veterans bonus application forms for battalion members from Ohio and enclosed a 10 000 denomination bill with a note claiming the cost of handling.

Veterans’ Bonus Fund East Long Street Columbus

Early Batavia Red Cross Chapter organizers named

Last week the names of the organizers for Batavia's first Red Cross Chapter were listed. Additional early supporters include four Elizabeths and three women from the Batavia Woman's Club who helped lay groundwork and attended the initial meeting. The first unpaid nurse was Mrs Wer apt, Was, cbalenan, and Blanche.

Red Cross Elizabeths Werner Grace McDonald Batavia Woman's Club Werapt Cbalenan Blanche

Commissioners Have Busy Day in Clermont County

Clermont County Commissioners acted on multiple items at the Court House meeting. County Engineer Carl Rush to prepare bridge estimates for Apple Road over first creek. W H Hobson and Phil Colonel named dog wardens for censuses. Tate Township Keller Road vacate petition considered. Ben Gresham appointed deputy dog warden. E L Fisher hired as dairy inspector. mowing weed work authorized. tractor mower bid invited with 10 a.m. March 29 bid opening.

Clermont County Commissioners Court House Carl Rush Apple Road Clough Pike W. H. Hobson Phil Colonel Monroe Township Tate Township Keller Road Ben Gresham E. L. Fisher Suffolk Street Washington

Withamsville Fire Dept Faces Busy Weekend

The Withamsville Volunteer Fire Department ran three grass fire calls on Sunday March 14, two at Withamsville and one at Glen Este with Amelia Fire Department aiding the third fire that burned about 50 acres. Chief Schaerges cautions against grass fires during the dry period. On Monday March 15 the department responded to Summerside as a gasoline truck overturned in front of Charles Kettler’s restaurant. Crews flushed the restaurant driveway and highway to remove gasoline, avoiding a fire hazard.

Withamsville Glen Este Amelia Volunteer Fire Department Schaerges Williamsville

N F L A Directors Named in Lebanon Meeting

The National Farm Loan Association of Lebanon reelected David Furnas and J O Wilson of Warren County for three-year terms. Victor J Roell of Harrison Ohio was elected for one year to fill the unexpired term of Myren Clemons. The meeting featured a humorous talk, panel by G I farmers, music by Ray Wirsch, and a six percent dividend to attendees.

National Farm Loan Association of Lebanon David Furnas J. 0. Wilson Warren County Victor J. Roell Harrison Myrem Clemons Mack Sauer G. I. Farmers Ray Wirsch Ridenour Federal Loan Bank

Crop Deadline Announced for 1948 Plans

April 1 is the deadline for filing plans for the 1948 crop year announced by Byron Ross of the County Agricultural Conservation Committee. Farmers may call the AAA office in Batavia or contact local committeemen.

Byron Ross The County Agricultural Conservation Committee AAA Batavia

Baseball League Managers to Start Season Meeting Next Friday

Clermont County Independent baseball league will hold its first meeting next Friday March 19 at 8 p m in the Courthouse Batavia. Officers will be elected and plans made for the coming season. Fourteen teams were on last year’s roster and several clubs expressed interest in joining this season including Mt Carmel Goshen Mulberry Felicity Owensville Mt Crab Loveland V F W New Richmond Legion New Richmond Bethel New Richmond Giants Amelia two Milford teams Williamsburg Legion and Batavia. Secretary Stanley Anstead will lead the meeting.

Clermont County Independent Baseball League Batavia Mt. Carmel Goshen Mulberry Felicity Owensville Mt. Crab Loveland V. F. W New Richmond Legion Newtonsville Bethel New Richmond Giants Amelia Milford Williamsburg Legion Stanley Ansteadt

Band Parents Entertained at Batavia High Event

Parents of Batavia High School band members attended a concert and banquet on March 9. A proposal to form a band boosters club was discussed and will be revisited at a later meeting.

Batavia High School

Milford Girl Scouts Elect Officers for Coming Year

The Milford unit announced its elected officers for the coming year. Ann Buckingham is president, Joan Mallin vice president, Marjorie Brown secretary, Jean Cooper treasurer, Alice Bickel game leader, Kitty Don Crone reporter, Barbara Chandler historian, and Carol Davis purchases.

Milford Girl Scouts Ann Buckingham Joan Mallin Marjorie Brown Jean Cooper Alice Bickel Kitty Don Crone Barbara Chandler Carol Davis

Afton Youth Sentenced in Assault Case

Ernest Green Jr of Afton was sentenced to six months in jail and a $200 fine after pleading guilty to assault and battery in Clermont County Common Pleas Court Judge Harry Britton presided. The indictment alleged shooting his mother Nora Stevens causing the loss of sight in one eye. she declined to pursue a shooting with intent to kill charge.

Ernest Green, Jr Afton Harry Britton Clermont County, Common Pleas Court Reen Nora Stevens Sevral

Local Reserve Chapter elects officers for 1948

General Grant Chapter of the Reserve Officers Association elected officers at Williamsburg on March 11 with Major Carl A. Minning named president and Lt. Alvin P. Smith secretary treasurer. Other vice presidents named. retiring officers noted. Membership rose from 24 to 62 this year. Monthly meetings set for second Thursday at Clermont and other counties. Reserve tours offer active duty 15 to 90 days with full pay.

Reserve Officers Association Williamsburg Carl A. Minning Alvin P. Smith John W. Leichliter Fayetteville Ulric C. Roush Hillsboro John W. McGuffin Manchester M. L. Crabtree

Newtown Father and Son Die in Poisoning Tragedy

Mulford Cox aged 34 and his four and a half month old son died by poisoning in Newtown. Cox allegedly gave poison to the child and then took a fatal dose himself. The family, including Mrs Iva Cox and Michael six, were in the home when discovered after her Cincinnati trip. Burial was at Highland Cemetery.

Mulford Cox Valley Lane Newtown Iva Cox Cincinnati Japan Highland Cemetery

local play draws capacity crowd at Amelia School Auditorium

Cast of Every body's Crazy Now presented at Amelia School Auditorium on March 18 drawing a full house. Offers to stage the comedy elsewhere are under discussion with no dates set. Proceeds benefit Mt Holly Christian Church. Congregation members listed include Sue Church Paul Cann Alice Kelsey Harold Tarvin and others.

Amelia School Mt. Holly Christian Church Sue Church Paul Cann Alice Kelsey Harold Tarvin John Snyder Ralelph Church Bill Waddell Helora Tarvin Jewal Tarvin Don Lungmus Virginia Hicks

Time Short to Obtain Drivers License

Edward T. Fogo registrar of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles warned motorists to secure their driver's licenses before April 1 or take a new examination.

Edward T. Fogo The Bureau of Motor Vehicles

Seven Questioned By Police In Dayton Bethel Car Case

Officials questioned seven people after a car stolen from Dayton traveled to Bethel via Cincinnati and was abandoned after hitting a guard rail. Three men in a taxi with weapons and cash were detained west of Amelia. others were held at the Bethel bus terminal. Authorities check a salesman’s papers and pursue leads on a Dayton night club link and a man named Sparky.

Dayton Bethel Cincinnati Howard Pitzer Edwin Hixenbaugh Ernest Ray Strunk Lloyd Cheaver Emogene Taylor Deloris Kitchen Rhea Payne Bond Street Hollis Baker Baker Sparky Clyde Dericks Chicago Omaha A. F. Roberts Marcy Street

Mobile Crime Laboratory Heads to Batavia Display

Ohio's mobile crime laboratory will roll into Batavia Clermont County on Friday March 19 from 1 to 5 p m. The unit costing about 15000 dollars and built by Buckeye State Sheriffs Association with Ohio Lodges will be on public display and demonstrated to local law enforcement agencies. It is described as artillery in the state's crime detection program and is the third such unit in the country with New York and Illinois the other states having similar setups.

F. Wallace Worthington Feesburg Ohio Fort Lewis Dietz Bethel Fay Lanham Clermont County Batavia Buckeye Buckeye State Sheriffs’ Association New York Illinois Clyde Dericks

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