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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1957

Page

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Vaughn Recalls Brothers Days In League Ball

John Vaughn of Felicity, 87, recalls brother Harry's baseball career from Riverside to the Reds and Birmingham, noting Harry caught for nine years with Cincinnati and later managed a Southern League pennant winner. He mentions Rural floods, Felicity return, and old theatre memories. Also notes UC faculty members attending a March 28 health and recreation meeting in Detroit.

John Vaughn Felicity John Harry Cincinnati Reds Reds Rural Hardy New Orleans Pelicans Memphis Tenn John’ Ewing Louisville Brotherhood New York Ewing Frank Dwyer Cincinnati Birmingham Laurel Nancy Sweet Wallace Rd Milford Mary Lou Rawnsley Terrace Park Times- Star Ellis Rawnsley University of Cincinnati Midwest Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation Detroit

Attorney Speaks On Obscenity In Printed Matter

Cincinnati attorney Len Stahlfeld addressed the Kiwanis Club on obscenity in printed matter, its effects and combat efforts. He said more than a quarter of sales reach children, noted big business on college campuses, and credited the Retail Druggists Association for removing undesirable magazines from shelves. Easter egg hunt and bake sale plans were announced.

Owensville Len_Stahlfeld Cincinnati Kiwanis Club Stahlfeld Retail Druggists Association Garden Club

Auxiliary Patrol Regional Session Set for May 26

Clermont County's auxiliary State Highway Patrolmen will attend a regional session in Washington Court House on May 26 with Governor C William O'Neill invited as principal speaker. The event is one of three regional meetings replacing the Ohio wide convention. Auxiliary patrolmen assist regular patrols and train for emergency service in disasters or war time.

Clermont County Washington Court House C. William O'Neill Aremerican Legionnarres

Hair growth and its many economic beneficiaries

A light editorial notes varied hair growth rates and seasons while riffing on involvements of barbers, beauticians, manufacturers, and advertisers. It cites March to July faster growth, 10 inch threshold reducing rate, and jokes about aging and employment tied to hair, mentioning Yul Brynner as a case study.

Yul Brynner

Plan to discuss Clermont County hospital on bond ballot

Clermont County officials and the Clermont County Medical Society weigh a county hospital with a bond issue. Commissioners Clark Ison and Anstaett urge doctor support, plan April 17 meeting, and seek citizen input on the Greater Cincinnati expansion plan and local needs.

Clermont County Medical Society Board of Commissioners Charles Bones) Clark Don Ison Zenas Anstaett Queen City Club Cincinnati Greater Clermont County Clermont John Undercofter Loveland Orville Halbisch Batavia Dave Gallagher Rotary Medical Society Board Clark

Three More Suits Filed For Rt 125 Land Acquisition

Three new suits filed Monday in Clermont County Common Pleas Court by the State Highway Department seek land for the Rt 125 improvement. The total suits reach 25 with a $4,476.10 deposit to clerk Ralph A. Parker to cover valuation. Named landowners include Leona A Strosnider et al Amelia Rt 1 $3212.80, Amelia Church of the Nazarene trustees $615.40, Russell H Metzgar et al Cincinnati $918.90.

Clermont County Common Pleas Court State Highway Department Ralph A. Parker Leona. A. Strosnider Rt. 1 Amelia the Amelia'Church of the Nazarene Russell H. Metzcar Cincinnati

Knothole Boosters Club to Meet March 21 at School

Amelia Knothole Boosters call all parents and booster members to an 8 p.m. meeting on Thursday March 21 at the school to plan the 1957 knothole baseball season and assist in club work.

Boosters Amelia Knothole Boosters Club

Girl Disappears Found Asleep In Rear Of Dad s Car

Bonnie Lee Bonnell four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Bonnell vanished from home at 3 pm Friday. Deputies searched Erie county area then a call reported she was asleep in the back seat of her father s car at the General Electric jet engine plant in Evendale.

Dad Miamiville Bonnie Lee Bonnell Walter Bonnell

Kiwanis Ballet Highlighted In Local Variety Show

Owensville announces a two act variety show in the high school auditorium at 8 30 p m Friday March 22 featuring a Kiwanis ballet troupe first appearance in the area. Garden Club and Cub Scouts also present sketches with committee members named. John F Kramer of Batavia sang with Miami University Glee Club at Oxford during its fiftieth anniversary concert.

Owensville Carl Fetter Kiwanis Garden Club Cub Scouts John F. Kramer Batavia Miami University Oxford

Flower Arranging Course Offered

Williamsburg Garden Club announces Cincinnati instructor Mrs. H. R. Schroeder for a flower arranging course. Four three hour sessions include demonstrations and workshops with critique. Classes run Monday evenings 7 30 to 10 30 p m at churches April 1 8 15 22 29 with Holy Week no class registrations due by March 15.

Liamsburg Presbyterian Church Methodist Church

Firm Discloses Major Expansion in Oil Distribution

Batavia based Lewis Distributing Co owned by A H Lewis and sons Paul and Ralph announced a second major expansion. The firm will switch from Gulf to Sinclair products for Clermont and Warren Counties effective April 1. Originating in 1949 after selling the Batavia Ford agency in 1954 the business grew with bulk plants at Batavia and South Lebanon. All three partners are active in the First Methodist Church Batavia as well as Rotary and the Business Men's Association.

Batavia A. H. Lewis Paul Ralph Lewis Distributing Co Sinclair Products Clermont Warren Counties Gulf Sinclair Ford Lewis South Lebanon First Methodist Church Rotary and Business Men’s Association Robert Raine Sinclair Oil Co Paul Lewis Ralph Lewis

Clermont County approves new welfare medical fees

The County Medical Society adopts a new fee schedule for welfare department cases. Office calls rise to 3 dollars, home calls 4 dollars, emergency care from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. 7 dollars, obstetrical fees 75 dollars, and maximum surgery fee 200 dollars. Doctors Schulze and Minning cited old losses to commissioners. The Le Faubourg subdivision plot in Stonelick township, containing 31 lots, is approved and accepted by the county commissioners.

Clermont County Medical Society County Medical Society A. Gordon Schulze Amelia Carl A. Minning Batavia le Faubourg Subdivision Stonelick Township

Milford Teen Canteen Receives Nonprofit Charter

Secretary of State Ted W. Brown issued a nonprofit corporation charter to Milford Teen Canteen with its principal office in Milford. Trustees named are R. Murray Malarkey Ruth E. Brower and William G. Langen, all Milford residents. Richard J. Kemper of Milford passed the state bar and will be sworn in at 11 by Chief Carl V. Weygandt of the Ohio Supreme Court.

Ted W. Brown Milford Teen Canteen Milford R. Murray Malarkey Walnut St Ruth E. Brower Center St William G. Langen Main St Richard J. Kemper Wallace St Carl V. Weygandt Ohio Supreme Court

Man Held on Forgery Charge in Batavia

Robert Richard Henderson aged 27 of Batavia was jailed by Mayor J F Paschal for forgery and committed to Clermont County jail in 1000 cash bond. Henderson admitted cashing a forged $20 check at Dorseys Market to buy food for his wife and children.

Robert Richard Henderson Rt. 2 Batavia J. F. Paschal Clermont County Henderson Willard Kalchek Dorseys Market

Pedestrian Dies After Vehicle Struck Collision

Carl Davis 99 of 922 West Seventh Street Cincinnati died Saturday at St Mary Hospital from injuries after being struck by an auto driven by Russell Wendell 38 of 39 Edith Street here. The accident occurred March 6 at 51st Street and John Street. Wendell cited for failing to yield to a pedestrian.

Newtown Carl Davis West Seventh St Cincinnati St. Mary Russell Wendell Edith St John Sts. Wendel

County PTA Unit To Hear Mental Health Discussion

Edenton Clermont County PTA Council will meet Monday March 25 at the school to discuss Mental Health with Dr. Kerndra Schwartz of the Cincinnati Academy of Medicine as speaker. Mrs Meredith Craig will give a five minute talk on parental imperfection and officers will be elected.

PTA Edenton Clermont County PTA Council Thfe Kerndra Schwartz The Cininnati Academy of Medicine Jou Uont Meredith Craig Miami

Band To Sport Marine Style Uniforms Soon

At the February Band Parents Club meeting a committee selected a Marine style royal blue and white uniform with a shako hat for the school band. Pettibone Brothers Manufacturing Co. of Cincinnati will tailor the outfits and members will be measured soon with delivery promised by May 1.

Amelia Band Parents Club Robert Ketcham Robert Goforth Lester Betts Willene ‘Turner Pettibone Brothers Manufacturing Co Cincinnati United States Jane Wiseman

Shepherds Attend Tupperware Rally in Cincinnati

William and Dorothy Shepherd of Crosstown attend the Tupperware rally at the Hotel Sheraton-Gibson in Cincinnati on Wednesday.

Williamsburg Walter and Dorothy Shepherd Crosstown Here Sheraton-Gibson Cincinnati

Sales Slipping Try an Ad Campaign in The Courier

A brief item urges businesses to test an ad campaign in The Courier to boost sales. It suggests evaluating response in upcoming weeks and tracking inquiries. The notice emphasizes cost efficiency and potential quick returns for local merchants.

Traffic Fatalities Dip in Clermont County 1956

The Ohio Department of Highway Safety reports Clermont County reduced traffic tolls for 1956. Eleven people died and 580 were injured in 960 accidents, with property damage totaling $448,664. three pedestrians were killed and 23 injured.

Clermont County Ohio Department of Highway Safety Statistical Division Clermont

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Vaughn Brother Tom & Jerry Conlson Rt. 125 Kiwanis Ballet Elnora McAfee Ann Hyde Art Taylor Helen Paff Marie Carlier Lillie Cooper Wil Paul Lytle Clifford Shields James C. White Man
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