Clermont County Hopes for Local Hospital and Community Upgrades
Clermont County Farm Bureau backs a hospital project with calls for concrete plans. A Dayton contact recalls fundraising tactics used for Miami Valley Hospital, suggesting a county wide ten dollar share from 42 000 residents could seed a half million dollars in a year. Police radio network upgrades loom with an 85 foot pole at Batavia Legion grounds. Fourteen Batavia students attend University of Cincinnati evening college. County Auditor Earle Kincaid returns to work after illness.
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Clermont County Farm Bureau
Clermont
Batavia Legion Grounds
Batavia
University of Cincinnati Evening College
Clifford H. Baker
Robert L. Boehm
Robert L. Crowe
Earl H. Fink
Wallace H. Hall
Anna J. Hooper
George Laycox
James R. Miller
Francis A. Rapp
Mary J. Schinlever
Elmo E. Swanagan
Kurt G. Walter
Floyd E. West
Marvin L. Winemiller
Byron Howard Debuts as Clermont County Columnist
A new weekly column by Byron Howard appears in the Courier detailing a typical Batavia evening. He describes after work routines in Clermont County from Jit Rice’s to Dairy Bar, Angy’s, Danbury’s and quiet room time, promising more county sketches.
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Earl Wilson
Byron Howard
the Courier
Howard
Clermont
Batavia
Byron
Clermont County
Angy’s
Two Killed In Head On Crash Near New Richmond
A head on collision east of New Richmond Saturday killed Mrs. Flossie Wiley 35 and Lawrence Carpenter 33 of Swampton Ky and injured four others. The dead were Wiley and Carpenter. Injured were Grover May 24 Salyersville Ky Roy Wiley 48 Cincinnati and his children Roy 11 and Elizabeth 12. May attempted to pass a line of cars and skidded into Wiley's car. May remained in fair condition at Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati. Wiley and children were treated and released.
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New Richmond
Flossie Wiley
Lawrence Carpenter
Swampton
Grover May
Salyersville
Roy Wiley
Harison Avenue
Cincinnati
Roy, Jr
Elizabeth
May
Wiley
Bethesda Hospital
Diplomas Awarded to Milford Class of 43 at Terrace Park
Graduation ceremonies at Terrace Park High School honored 43 Milford High School seniors. Walter Crewson praised scholastic achievement and activities as Russell Barnard handed diplomas to Mary Lois Samson and Lloyd Dumford. Awards went to Jane Daughters, Michael Roberts, Beatrice Spaeth, Nancy Barnard, Elmer Carrol, Jane Daugh ters, Mary Lois Samsel, John Holden, Edna Parker, Dean Nordman, Robert Lotz for perfect attendance.
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Terrace Park High School
Milford High School
Walter’. Crewson
Hamilton
Russell Barnard
Mary Lois Samson
Lloyd Dumford
American Legion
Harry Cramer
Jane Daughters
Michael Roberts
PTA
John T. Crone
Beatrice Spaeth
Nancy Barnard
Elmer Carrol
Mary Lois Samsel
John Holden
Edna Parker
Dean Nordman
Robert Lotz
Loveland Soldier Decorated for Gallantry in Korea
Pvt. John Scott of Loveland has been awarded the Silver Star for actions near Panpo Ri Korea in February. As a radio operator with Company F 15th Infantry he dashed through heavy fire to a radio mount and kept it operative to request aid, saving his platoon despite intense enemy fire.
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Loveland
Pvt
John ©. Scott
Scott
Batavia Alumni Prize Awarded at Commencement
David Cobler of Batavia receives the $250 Batavia High School Alumni Association scholarship at last Friday night’s commencement. James Walker, association president, presented the award, with American Legion prizes going to Tom Nichols and Shirley Ankermiller presented by Jim Griffith and Mrs Earle Myers.
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David Cobler
Hubert Cobler
Main Street
Batavia
Batavia High School
Alumni Association
James Walker
American Legion
Jim Griffith
Earle Myers
Tom Nichols
Shirley Ankermiller
Bethel High 1951 Graduates Leave for Navy Duty
Glenn Kellum Carl Parker and Fred Kragler three Bethel High School graduates from the 1951 class departed Tuesday for U S Navy duty in a move reflecting postwar service plans.
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NAVY
Glenn Kellum
Carl Parker
Fred Kragler
Bethel High School
U. S. Navy
Displaced Persons Aid Offered By Bethel Women
The Junior Woman's Club of Bethel started a department to place displaced persons and orphans in homes and jobs. Clermont farmers report satisfactory placements. Contact Mrs. Paul Essex or Mrs. Russell England for help. About 175000 displaced persons in Europe await immigration under the U S Displaced Persons Act, requiring sponsorship.
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Women’s Club
Junior Woman’s Club of
Bethel
Clermont
Paul Essex
Russell England
Europe
U. S
United States
Indictments Proceed After Milford Grand Jury
Three defendants faced arraignments in Clermont County Common Pleas Court after a Milford area rear end collision on Route 28. Guilty pleas include Fred Lynch for four worthless checks, Mrs. Alice Raper for forgery, and Fred Anderson for probation with restitution. Not guilty pleas were entered by Fred Myers, Thomas Sheppard, and William Malone with trial dates set for Myers and Shepard. Malone awaiting a trial date on DUI charges.
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Robert S. Bonham
Hill Station Road
Goshen
John Haines
Mulberry
Mr. Bonham
James E. MacMillan
Milford
Clermont County
Harry Britton
Common Pleas Court
Fred Lynch
Alice Raper
Fred Anderson
Lynch
Raper
Ed Colonel
Batavia
City Loan Company
Salvation Army
Anderson
J. J. Johnson
Neville
Johnson
Fred Myers
Thomas Shepherd
William Malone
Meyers
Shepherd
4-H Officers and Advisors In Training in Clermont County
Clermont County 4-H officers and advisors gathered at Amelia School on Friday May 25 to train for their roles. John Mount led sessions with a panel including Paul Lytle and W. W. Hamilton on calendar planning and enrollment efforts. Recreation leaders and reporters trained, then games finished the day with encouragement from Mount.
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Clermont County
Amelia School
Patty Wilson
Stonelick Stitchers
John Mount
Paul Lytle
Clarence Ragland
Lois Brown
Fred Matthis
W. W. Hamilton
Helen Stanfield
Agricultural Extension Office
J. B. Fortney
Polish Refugee Finds Sponsor in Clermont County
Wanda Skowerska a Polish refugee now 40 will settle with Frances D Walter Route 1 Amelia Ohio after arriving from New York on an IRO ship. She will work as a house keeper and live in the Walters home with employment and housing arranged by the National Catholic Welfare Conference and IRO. Her husband and daughter remain lost since their forced exile from Milnica Poland in 1942 and 1945. Owensville Alumni Association will host a dance June 2 at Owensville school honoring the 1951 graduates with a 9 p.m. start and a 10 30 buffet.
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United States
Frances D. Walter
Amelia
Wanda Skowerska
International Refugee Organization
New York
Walter
National Catholic Welfare Conference
U. S
IRO
Owensville Alumni Association
Owensville School
Charles Lohmuller
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Clermont County Hospital
Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
Earle Kincaid
Lord Byron
Ed. Parrott
Lonnie Garner
Massey
Gerry
Shirley
Eleanor
Betty
Milford Grads
James R Gregory
Route 2
Paetteyville
Marco Mercurio
Columbus
Acording
Joseph N. Wintersole
Connie Binning
Route 1
Phyllis Otto
Willamsburg
Federal Project
Central Radio Pate Etd Et Weta Mobile Field Unit
Dave Sands
National Bureau of Standards
Carmen
Monterey
Sterling
Virginia
St. Louis
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