County clubs lure Ohio Valley boat races to New Richmond
The Ohio Valley Motor Boat Racing Association will hold its annual event in New Richmond with Boat Club and Kiwanis support to guarantee 3000 dollars. Heats run 1 to 5 pm Sunday August 24 with five racing classes planned and a beginners class possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley Motor Boat Racing Association
New Richmond
Kiwanis Club
Vincent Clasgens
Woolen Mills
Kiwanis and Boat Clubs
Charles Warden
Bill Graser
Kiwanis
Clermont County
Fire sweeps New Richmond auto sales and apartments
A fire at the New Richmond DeSoto Plymouth agency on Main Street destroyed the auto sales building and overhead apartments causing at least 50000 dollars in damage. Four families including Maurice Henderson and his son Jerry escaped. several vehicles and equipment were lost with some insured. Firefighters from New Richmond and BMOP fought the blaze starting about 655 AM. Henderson suspects a gas water heater explosion started it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
DeSoto- Plymouth
Maurice Henderson
Henderson
Jerry
Kenneth Moore
Jack Erdman
Donna Hawkins
Erdmans
DeSoto
Plymouth
George Davis
Clarence Powers
Davis
Hendrixson
BMOP
Evanshine
New Richmond Fire Department
Bmop Fire Department
Notice of Real Estate Conveyance Court Action in Williams burg
In Clermont County Ohio the Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Williamsburg seeks authority to sell and convey fee simple to The Lindale Baptist Church. The court will hear the petition on June 17 1955 with attorneys Bly White and Davidson representing the petitioners Freda Morse Darla Smith and Ethel Beckelheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Cumberland Presbyterian Church OF
Williamsburg
Cumberland Presbytterian Church
Williamsborg
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Lindale Baptist Church
State of
Inlet
Gay and
Fourth Stream
Gay Street
Freda Morse
Hearing Notice for Parole at Ohio Pardon and Parole Board
Parole hearing set for prisoner from Clermont County currently at Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield on or after July 1, 1965. Board clerk names OTTO PARDON AND PAROLE COMMISSION and lists case numbers and related notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Oho
Andy Bruin
Ohio State Reformatory
Ohio
Clermont County
Otto Pardon and Parole Commission
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission A
Porsyth
Parole and Record Clerk
Williamsville-Tabasco Park Carnival Opens Friday
The Williamsville-Tabasco Park and Playground Board launches a three day carnival May 20 21 22 with a new WCPO TV personality Princess Twinkle appearing at 4 p m Sunday May 22 and Uncle Al Lewis as guests. Cinderella cancels attendance while ponies and mechanical rides are on the agenda with booths planned for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsville-Tabasco Park
Wcpo-Tv
Twinkle
al Lewis
Cinderella
Gentry Named VFW Buddy Poppy Drive Chairman
Commander Anthony J. Lung of Batavia announces Jack O. Gentry as chairman for the VFW annual Buddy Poppy Drive in Batavia on May 21. He calls for support from all village organizations and notes the Ladies Auxiliary will play a vital role in the 1955 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony J. Lung
Route
Batavia
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jack O. Gentry
VFW
Amelia Takes Tax Case to High Court
The Village of Amelia appeals the 5 566 inheritance tax ruling from Hutson's estate to the Ohio Supreme Court. It traces three prior wins for Bethel on domicile versus residence, with Hutson dying in Amelia after illness. A motion to certify the record for high court review was filed by attorney Donald E Calhoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Harry Hutson
Ohio Supreme Court
Orville Halbisch
Bethel
Common Pleas Court
Hutson
John H. Houston
Harry Britton
Houston
Batavia
High Court
Ralph A. Parker
First District Court of Appeals
Donald E. Calhoun
Montgomery County
Athens County
Halbisch
State Tax Commission
Committees Set For Amelia Day
Amelia Cub Scout Pack 443 schedules its May 23 meeting at 8 p.m. in the Amelia high school cafeteria with cub scout circus as theme. Janet Scamyhorn to chair ticket group. Floyd Rath heads athletic committee with assistants Stanley Anstaett Keith Williams Carl Brockman Matt Storch. Harley Clarke leads publicity with Frank Walters John DeFrancesco Clyde Frank Al Roberts assisting. Edward J. McHale invited to discuss Amelia Day outing. Prizes include a 26 inch bicycle radio and aluminum chair. Bus pickups planned from school drive. 65 cents adult 40 cents children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Cub Scout Pack
Amelia High School
Janet Scamyhorn
Floyd Rath
Stanley Anstaett
Keith Williams
Amelia
Carl Brockman
Matt Storch
Harley Clarke
Frank Walters
John DeFrancesco
Clyde Frank
al Roberts
Edward J. McHale
Coney Island
W. J. Tabscott
Coney
Bethel Man Convicted for Unlicensed Medical Practice
Vernon E. Kline of Bethel found guilty by Clermont County jury of practicing medicine without a license. Five minute jury deliberation. Judge Harry Britton to set sentence next week. Witnesses included Frank A. Dorsey and Cecil D. Scott of the State Medical Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon E. Kline
Bethel
Harry Britton
Common Pleas Court
Court of Justice
Homer Ernst
Milford
Frank A. Dorsey
State Medical Board
Cecil D. Scott
Scott
Kline
Dorsey
Milton Trump
Goshen
Duke Galloway
Amelia
Frieda Kehrt
T. B. Stotler
Felicity
Deaths in Midland Laurel Goshen area and Milford pastor
Death notices report Harry J. Siebert 44 of Williams Corner died of a heart attack at Clinton Memorial Hospital Wilmington. George Marsh 75 of Laurel died at Lovering Rest Home Hemersville with services at Laurel Methodist Church. Rev Charles A. Rutherford 76 pastor of Pilgrim Holiness Church Afton died in Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati. services delayed due to Mrs Rutherford illness. Surviving relatives listed for each.
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Midland, D
Harry J. Siebert
Williams Corner
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Monroe Funeral Home
Milford
Laurel, D
George Marsh
Lovering
Hemersville
Laurel Methodist Church
Laurel Cemetery
T. P. White Funeral Home
New Richmond
Goshen
Charles A. Rutherford
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Afton
Batavia
Williamsburg
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Woodville Pike
Here
May
Ethel Fagan
Velma Groves
Monroe Funeral
Rutherford
Constable Fined After Tearing Parking Ticket
Constable William Genter of Amelia was fined $25 and costs after tearing up a parking ticket. He appeared before Mayor Carl Lillich on a disorderly conduct charge filed by Chief George Chase and Patrolman Stone. Genter was briefly jailed before release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Genter
Amelia
Carl Lillich
George Chase
Stone
Genter
County's Top Class To Graduate May 24
Glen Este Mt. Carmel eighth grade class earns 52 graduates the largest ever with strong state test results. Mervyn C. Keller led with 177, Ted Fahrlender 168, Brian Dudley 165. class medium score 130 highest in Clermont County. Keller and Fahrlender in top one percent nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Este Mt. Carmel
Ray E. Cahall
Old Woodward High School
Clermont County
Mervyn C. Keller
Ted Fahrlender
Brian Dudley
Mervyn
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Olive Branch Methodist Church
St. Veronica’s Church
Moscow High School
Anna Rogers
Upper Clough
Everett Reinhardt
Sodom Road
Lela Hartmeyr
Norwood
Arnold Stumpf
Perintown
Edgar Seibert
Ke Oe
Ernest Jennings
Robert
Madison Place
John L. Hogan
St. Bernard
Kirby
Moyer
Loveland
Spees
Newtown
William Martin of
Lorado
PTA
Corbet Williams
Kenneth Ray
Brown County Hospital
Georgetown
Union Heights
NEW Democratic Club
Union Township Democratic Club
Katato
Dean Smith
Opal Dean Guy
Eastern Ave
Alice Dean Amith
Orville W. Halbisch
Walker and Bradford
Amore
W-T Park
Gentry
Buddy Poppy Campaign
Stonelick
Lela Hartmetz
Oscar Balzhiser
George Smith Jr
R. Sweetser
Allen Gilkerson
Aug Paul
Amelia Day
CUBS
Clermont
Erva
Betty Thompson
Wanda
Joyce
Carrie Siebert
Charles Gaylord
Lester
Earl
Grace Taylor
Marguerite Ford
Helen Ruehl
Iva
Mattie
Tobias
Raymond
Betty Grable
Jack Lemmon
Paris
Tony Curtis
Gloria DeHaven
Audie Murphy
Mari Blanchard
Mariemont
Frigidaire
J. C. Fuhr Hardware
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