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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1945

Page

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Locust Corner Youth Killed by Runaway Team

Bennett Behymer, 16, died in Locust Corners when bolting horses frightened a sprayer he drove on Joe Nobis’s farm. The incident, late Saturday, left Clermont County with four violent deaths in April. Behymer fell clear of the machine as the wheels passed over his head. funeral services were held Tuesday. His parents’ other son, George, 18, reported for May draft examination in Batavia.

Locust Corners Bennett Behymer Clermont County Behymer Joe Nobis George W. Behymer George Batavia

Felicity Park Project Approved by Highway Dept

Village officials report approval of Felicity park improvements by Highway Director Perry Ford. Work to begin immediately and largely finish by June 28 to July 1 for the Felicity Frankin Township American Legion homecoming carnival. Dedication slated July 1 with Governor Lausche invited to attend.

Dallas Rupree State Highway Department Perry Ford Felicity Park Franklin Township American Legion Frank J. Lausche

Soil Conservation Unit Starts Spring Drainage Program

Clermont Soil Conservation District Board met April 27 in Batavia to plan spring drainage work. Members Norris Kistner Caldwell Schafer, with staff Barr and Fette, talked loaning a terracer from Highland County and forming farmer groups to tackle common drainage issues. Bernard Gebhart aided surveys. drainage ditches and ponds were laid out on several farms, with terrace work and contour plowing begun by multiple landowners.

Board of Supervisors Clermont Soil Conservation District Soil Conservation Service Batavia Elmer Norris Albert M. Kistner Robert R. Caldwell George Schafer Robert C. Barr Hillsboro David V Fette Highland County Bernard Gebhart Clermont County

Real estate broker sues over commission in Clermont case

Cincinnati broker J. P. Osborne of Osborne Realty Co sues Bert I. Hughes for 900 dollars claiming a commission from the 18 thousand dollar sale of about 100 acres on Cedar Lake near the Miami Goshen township boundary. The Clermont County Court of Common Pleas, with Judge Joseph W. Bagby presiding, heard the waiver jury and took the question under advisement.

Cincinnati Clermont County Court of Common Pleas J. P. Osborne Osborne Realty Co Bert I. Hughes Waterson Street Clermont County Cédar Lake Miami Goshen Township Osborne Joseph W. Bagby Georgetown Harry Britton Clermont Court Bagby

OPA Issues Orders On Home Slaughtering

The Clermont County War Price and Rationing Board says a new order will channel livestock through federally inspected plants to improve meat distribution. Slaughterers are categorized into three classes with registration deadlines in 1945 and limits on selling meat. Gasoline and tire shortages are also noted with guidance on coupons and eligibility.

Clermont County

Youth Center Elect Officers

Patricia Nowlan was elected President, Virginia Miller Vice President, Rita Glancy Secretary, and Grace Roudebush Treasurer at the Tuesday night election. They succeed temporary officers and will serve one year. Mrs. C. J. McCloy, advisory committee chair, has committee lists to ensure a chaperon is always present.

Patricia Nowlan Virginia Miller Rita Glancy Grace Roudebush C. J. McCloy

Navy and Marine Service News From Batavia Area

Navy Nurse Gladys J. Bauer now Lt. (JG) stationed near San Diego is among local service promotions. Lt. Kinnett of Bethel Ohio serves with a P-38 unit in Italy after wings at Williams Field. Ensign Hugh L. Nichols, Batavia, graduated midshipmen training at Cornell. Three Clermont boys on Guam include Pvt. Louis Fishback and Lt. James White. Marine Friends on island, H. Williams Malott reports from Iwo Jima, while his wife Marie serves with SPARS in Monterey. Local youths and families note Bronze Star for Robert E. Lohrer in Leyte and Luzon actions. Additional updates cover promotions and wounds among local servicemen in Germany and the Pacific theaters.

Gladys J. Bauer Christ Hospital U,’ Smc Miramar San Diego Calif Walter J. Bauer Bauer Roy L. Kinnett Roy E. Kinnett Bethel Ohio 15Th Aaf Italy Kinnett Patterson Field Williams Field Ariz Hugh L. Nichols Wood St. Batavia U. S. Naval Reserve Naval Training School Cornell University Edward R. Durgin USN Bureau of Naval Personnel Washington, D. C Clermont South Pacific Pvt Louis Fishback Earl E. Fishback Batavia James White Pfc N. L. White N. J. White Wililiamsburg Guam H. Wiliam Malott Navy Sea Bees Camp Parks Shoemaker Iwo Jima Malott Iwo Pacific Islands Milford Marie K. Malott SPARS Monterey Victor J. Kuhn Robert E. Lohrer Mary Lohrer Frayne Baker Philippine Robert Leyte Luzon

Bethel High alums Lts Preston and Kinnett meet in Italy

Mr and Mrs Ray Preston learned their son Lieut Wayne Preston met friend Lieut Ray Kinnett in an Italian town. Kinnett flies a P 38 while Preston serves as bombardier on a B 24. Both were Bethel High School graduates.

Ray Preston Lieut Wayne Preston Liet Ray Kinnett Italy Kinnett Preston Bethel High School

Bethel Theft Case Disposed By Common Pleas Court

Two theft cases before Judge Harry Britton in Bethel were disposed of last week. Charles Parker was found guilty of larceny after a night entry and sentenced to one to 15 years with three years suspended on probation. Marvin Cassler received a not guilty verdict after testifying as a witness.

Common Pleas Harry Britton Charles Parker Marvin Cassler Lowell Behymer Bethel Parker Cassler Batavia Cassier

Loveland Eastern Star Initiates Four In Special Session

Loveland Chapter No. 289 Order of the Eastern Star held a special session for Annual Inspection with more than 150 attendees. Four candidates were initiated into the order as Mrs. Gertrude T. Hillin Deputy Grand Matron of Batavia awarded Loveland an Excellent rating and spoke on Friendship.

Loveland Order of the Eastern Star 22Nd Gertrude T. Hillin Batavia

Nicholsville store changes owners in county shift

Four Clermont County country stores changed hands in recent months. H. C. Gregware, formerly of Mt. Crab, bought the Nicholsville store. Stella Moffett of Salt Air sold her general store to William Earl Dieckbrader of Cincinnati. Emerson Trees of Laurel sold to Thomas Ginn of Salt Air. John H. Bulow of Point Mercantile Co. sold six months ago and now works in Bethel.

H. C. Gregware Mt. Crab Moffett General Clermont County Moffett Stella Moffett Salt Air William Earl Dieckbrader Cincinnati Emerson Trees Laurel Thomas Ginn Krogety Grocery & Baking Co John H. Bulow The Point Mercantile Co Bethel

Batavia Woman's Club Meeting May 3 at Mrs Walker's Home

The Batavia Woman's Club will meet May 3 at Mrs. James Walker's home. Guest speaker will be Miss Eloise Goomp, with Mrs. James Walker serving as hostess.

Batavia Woman’s Club James Walker Eloise Goomp

Memorial Services for Pattison at Summerside Church

Memorial services will be held Sunday May 6 at 2 PM at the Summerside M E Church for Pic Merrill J Pattison son of Mr and Mrs Stanley E Pattison. He died of wounds in Italy April 7. Relatives and friends are invited.

Summerside M. E Pic Merrill J. Pattison Stanley E. Pattison Italy

Bethelman Appointed County War Bond Head

In Owensville the April meeting of the Community Club featured Grailville girls from Loveland Ohio performing a country dance after Miss Marietta Hicks spoke on their farm activities. Dorothy Malone a rheumatic fever patient at Children's Hospital received a blood donors drive. Ralph F. Homan named Clermont County War Bond Chairman succeeding J L Meeker. Hartsock and Dawson named co chairmen aiding the seventh war loan drive. Homan previously led the Bethel Bank and became county bond head after O L Page's retirement.

Owensville Dorothy Malone Children’s Hospital Grailville Home Ec Ralph F. Homan Bethel First National Bank Clermont J. L. Meeker New Richmond National Bank Homan F. C. Hartsock Milford National Bank Lucian H. Dawson County Bond Hartsock Meeker Bethel Bank O. L. Page

Major Ely Transferred to Washington

Maj. Forrest Ely moves from the South Pacific to the office of the quarter master general in Washington. He will join the legal staff and begin new duties May 15 handling general legal work on Government contractual relations. Col Logan Morrill and Lt. Col. Frank Rowley join him in the same office.

Forrest Ely South Pacific Quartermaster General Washington Cincinnati Col Logan Morrill Frank Rowley Cincinnati Law School Maj Ely J. H. Bergheim South Pacific General Depot

Recorders Office Activity Surges in First Quarter 1945

Edgar Mosbacker reports a near twenty five percent rise in county office business from 1944 to 1945. Deeds rose from 550 to 752, mortgages filed 322 vs 278, cancellations 462 vs 39 percent, chattel mortgages 347 vs 323, receipts 1719.70 to 1451.69, with all records kept up to date.

Edgar Mosbacker County Recorder Mosbacker

Anniversary services draw large crowd at Grant event

Over two thousand people attended the 123rd anniversary of U S Grant in Point Pleasant Sunday under The Boy Scouts and Sons of Veterans of the Civil War. Mayor James G Stewart of Cincinnati chaired the event with Edith B Nile and Judge Edward S Mathias giving addresses. Georgetown led 157 Clecront County scouts in a parade to the services.

U.S. Grant Point Pleasant Boy Scouts and Sons of Veterans of James G. Stewart Cincinnati Edith B. Nile Alliance Edward S. Mathias Supreme Court of Ohio Robert Bagby Georgetown Arthur L. Behymer Clecront County

Ohio Valley Egg Cooperative Forms in Clermont County

Clermont County and surrounding regions organize the Ohio Valley Egg Cooperative to market eggs cooperatively. Fifty-two members cover about 15 000 laying birds producing roughly 150 cases weekly at a Milford plant with a goal of 250 cases, as memberships continue and the market opens next month. Lloyd C Mullett named manager, moving from Versailles egg grader duties to Milford in May with his family.

Clerent County Ohio Valley Egg Cooperative Milford Ohio Clermont County Kentucky Lloyd C. Mullett

Mail stage wreck injures two ladies near New Boston

Looking Backward item reports a Tallmadge mail stage overturned near New Boston in the county a few days earlier injuring two women who could not continue. The vehicle carried passengers but no others were hurt. The driver tried to overtake a rival coach ahead.

May 15 Birthday for Florence Nightingale

The item notes Florence Nightingale will turn 75 on May 15 1895. It mentions farm life as enjoyable yet with caveats and references the Monroe Doctrine as not dead but snoozing. It recalls April 26 as Vassar College founding anniversary and notes a steel engraving bank note stamping machine invention.

Florence Nightingale Vassar College

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Locust Corner Runaway Highway Dept Soil Conservation Unit OPA Youth Center Charles A. Bantenheimer Wy Arity Charles B.” Rene’ Er ‘Ulberry Owensville High School Altus, Oklo Lewis E. Wiggins Little Creek Carl E. Wiggins Mulberry Raymond H. Averwater Harry G. Averwater Amelia Thomas Gregory Franklinregory Germany Keith Gregory Bert Gregory Nicholsville Bethelman Loveland Girls Entertain Major Ely Recorders Grant Courier
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