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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1951
Page
7
The county auditor Earle B. Kincaid released official census data showing Clermont County's population rising to a new figure on the seventeenth census. The announcement, issued in Washington by the director of census, confirms the updated count.
Kincaid said the report of county population figures for Ohio has not yet been printed or prepared for distribution.
The Milford High School Band will give a concert sponsored by the Newtonsville P T A at Newtons. The event showcases student musicians and supports school activities.
An event at Ville School Auditorium occurs Friday May 11 at 8 15 pm. Refreshments will be served following the program.
Milford approves Charles Cornish bid 810 for asphalt tile flooring in the council room clerk's office and public meeting room, adding to prior 874 for hallways and the plabe headquarters bringing total flooring cost to 1684 for hallway and second floor areas.
Karl of Morrow and others attended services for a mother-in-law in Price Hill Monday. Pat Kelly and Chas Smith families visited Sigh Samad’s home Thursday evening. Shirley Stump of Mariemont visited Dolly Blick Sunday. Fogelman family visited ill mother in Kentucky. Gear family welcomed to the neighborhood. A large crowd attended Tealtown Road races.
Mr and Mrs Nick Retzler and Mrs Paul Heckathorn spent Saturday evening with Mr Retzler’s father in Norwood as his stepmother died Saturday morning. Retzler took his father home due to illness. Mrs Mary Blick celebrated her 85th birthday with Mr and Mrs Charles Smith in Madisonville on May 10.
A Clermont County farmer recounts starting in 1931 and using lime to lift corn yields from about 10 to 60 70 bushels per acre on 225 acres. He notes a 3000 bushel harvest from 40 acres and the benefits to livestock from treated soil. All lime came from Ohio Gravel plants at Newtown and Camp Dennison.
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