Farm Bureau Club to Meet in Batavia Co op Room
The Farm Bureau Home and Community club will hold its monthly meeting in the Co op conference room Batavia at 2 p m on May 21 Dorothy Buzzard announces Mrs Arthur Tennison is chairman of the group.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1952
Page
5
The Farm Bureau Home and Community club will hold its monthly meeting in the Co op conference room Batavia at 2 p m on May 21 Dorothy Buzzard announces Mrs Arthur Tennison is chairman of the group.
Clermont County Boy Scout finance campaign chairmen lead community fund drives across the county. A Saturday meeting at the D-X Ranch near Amelia will be called by Larry Layman who oversees solicitors. Special awards, a scout tent and junior excellence prize, will honor the three towns exceeding their quotas as funds support another year of scouting.
An electrical utility worker employed at the Milford branch becomes a patient at Veterans Hospital in Dayton Ohio. The report notes the transfer from Milford to the Dayton facility for treatment.
In Batavia Ohio two men were jailed for driving under the influence after failing to pay fines and costs. Bishop Tell, 40, Bradford Kentucky, remained in Clermont County jail after a hearing before Mayor J F Paschal. William A Rosolow, 24, Coraddale Route 3, also jailed for DUI after missing payment. Deputy Sheriff Frank Hutchinson cited Rosolow and later captured W W Smith, 50, Bantam, following a mishap and a separate fine of 250 dollars.
Glen Este officials announced operations at the Glen Este Race Bowl will resume Sunday after a weather cancelation last week. Carl Kaiser of Cincinnati seeks $150 suspended costs for six months. A L Tissendier Mr Crab, and Adam Kremm of Afton were fined for speeding with costs attached.
Covington's Joe Wells in a Chevrolet and George Waits in a Plymouth join Kaiser as contenders in a 30-lap main event. Bowl manager Lou Kelly says several new drivers will compete Sunday in six supporting races. Start time is 1 30 pm.
The speaker cites rumors of mass resignations over Mr. Donaldson's departure. Eight teachers with contracts left, but no protests were voiced to the Board. Replacements will be qualified. board policy aims for progress, expanded curriculum, and stronger ties with churches and community groups.
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