Junior Woman's Club Places Second in State
Williamsburg club earns $100 prize for second place in the Community Achievement Contest with a 100 percent scorecard for 1955 56. Projects include a local school kindergarten, a community doctor, Christmas fund drive, business district decorations, and a teen canteen. Other southwest district clubs listed are Batavia Dayton Georgetown Cleves Montgomery Russellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Batavia
Dayton
Georgetown
Cleves
Montgomery
Russellville
County Official's Father Dies in Local Obituary
Henry Mosbacker, 89, father of Edgar Mosbacker county recorder, died Tuesday. He was husband of the late Elizabeth Haussermann and survived by sons Albert Howard and Harold. daughters Lurde Garbe and Velma Ferguson. 20 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. He also leaves sisters Mrs. Charles Bauer Mrs. Ed Miller and Mrs. Lulu Spores. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Elizabeth Hausermann
Albert
Howard
Harold
Lurde Garbe
Velma Ferguson
Charles Bauer
Ed Miller
Lulu Spores
Wayne Township Firemen Buy Ambulance for Emergency Use
Wayne township Newtonsville area firemen purchase an ambulance for emergency use. Eighteen firefighters completed a first aid course and plan an advanced course. A public meeting at Newtonsville school on June 3 invites all residents to discuss the new equipment. LeRoy Wilson is fire chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtonsville
Wayne Township
Pat Harrison
Newtonsvillage
Jackson Township
Harrison Reported
LeRoy Wilson
Hobo King Speaks At Clermont County Round Table
Hobo King Jeff Davis addressed Clermont district Boy Scouts of America at a Norfolk & Western Railway round table in Williamsburg depot. Jess Wingo presided with 95 leaders and scouts, prizes awarded for best dressed hobo and cow girl, next meeting set for Batavia school cafeteria on June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk & Western Railway
Clermont County
Boy Scouts of America
Wiliamsburg
Knights of the Road
Jess Wingo
Williamsburg
Clermont District
Lucille Duchemin
Den
Jeff Davis
Christine Kirby
Pack 453
Branch Hill
Marathon
Batavia
Cincinnati Branch NAAPW Elects Leaders
Mrs. Edna Hamilton is the newly elected president of the Cincinnati Branch National League of American Penwomen. Mrs. Skua Stinson Wagner will serve as historian. Hamilton and Wagner are co editors of Poet's Nook, a weekly feature in The Courier.
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Edna Hamilton
Cincinati Branch
National League of American Penwomen
Skua Stinson Wagner
Hamilton
Wagner
The
Courier
Holmes Reelected In Political Reorganization
Owensville students honored as flag contest winners in a ceremony with Patti Pucket Jackie Dietz Don Bosch Mary Jo Guinn Ralph Lemon Ruth Ann Rapp and J W Evans. Winners wrote essays on What the Flag Means to Me and received a school flag from Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
Patti Puckett
Jackie Dietz
Don Bosch
Four Churches Host Bible School in Batavia June 4
Registration for Batavia's community-wide Bible school opens 9 a.m. June 4 at the Presbyterian Church. For ages three to 12, classes run 9 to 11 a.m. Monday through Friday over two weeks with separate sites for age groups. An achievement program is set for 8 p.m. June 13 in the EUB Church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Church
Presbyterian
First Methodist
Taylor Methodist
Evangelical United Brethren
EUB
Karl South
Mrs Malott New Junior Woman's Club President
The Batavia Junior Woman's Club held its May meeting at Florence Malott's home with an informal installation of officers. New officers named included June Schultz as president and Betty Massey as vice president. The Easter Seal drive raised over $2,000, up $400 from last year, and the club sponsored ballroom dancing for nearly 100 school children, a Mother's March for polio, two Brownie Girl Scout troops, and contributions to the Heart Fund Polio Drive Red Cross and Easter Seal Drive Crivuled Children's fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Sue Garner
Red Cross
Lions Club approves officers at Williamsville meeting
The Union Heights Lions Club approved the nominating committee slate and allowed floor nominations on May 18. Marian Morgan supervised the induction of Richard Niehaus as a regular member. William Schock will chair the Lions booth at the Williamsville Tabasco park carnival June 1 2 3 with proceeds to the park fund. new officers to be elected June 1 and take office June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withamsville
Union Heights Lions Club
Marian Morgan
Richard Niehaus
Hopper Hill Rd
William Schock
Lions Booth
Williamsville-Tabasco Park
Park Fund
Child struck by backing car at Barker home
Patricia Sue Bethel three year old daughter of Shelby Barker of Brown Street was injured Saturday when she was hit by her father's car as he backed from the driveway. She was taken to Children’s Hospital in the Kennedy Ambulance.
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Bethel
Patricia Sue
Shelby Barker
Brown St
Barker
Sue
Children’s Hospital
Kennedy
Postal Workers Tour CG and E Plant Ny Richmon
New Richmond hosts a Walter Beckford Station tour for Clermont County Rural Carriers and Postal Employees on Sunday May 20. Attendees include Postmistress Ada Waggal C A Waggal Ted Smith Homer Phillips William Sibert and many families from Bethel Amelia Felicity Milford Moscow Loveland and New Richmond. The group dined at Frontier Inn afterward with Postmaster Robert Tracy and family joining.
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New Richmond
Clermont County
Walter Beckford
Ada Waggal
C. A. Waggal
Amelia
Ted Smith
Homer Phillips
William Sibert
Arthur Hill
Richard Pleiman
Batavia
George Halse
Dale Shinkle
John Moorehead
Ralph Frazier
Ray Parker
Robert Swing
Bethel
Elsie DeGraff
Chile
Jack Howe
Felicity
Loveland
Clyde Brown
Marvin Hedleston
Family
Marshall Burtt
George Kelly
Milford
Henry Cushard
Moscow
Jrs
Dale Nichols v
Frontier Inn
Robert Tracy
Memorial service honors late Col Sam Richmond
A memorial service for the late Col Sam Richmond, founder of the Blue Ash Civil Defense Control Center, was held Sunday in Newtown. State Supreme Court Judge James G. Stewart spoke, with Lt. Col Harry J. Patterson chairing the arrangements. Richmond died in October 1955 after a career in military and civic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Richmond
Newtown
Blue Ash Civil Defense Control Center
State Supreme Court
James G. Stewart
Harry J. Patterson
Richmond
Civil Defense Control Center
Clermont County Traffic Safety Committee to elect officers
At the kick off meeting a nominating committee will present officers for the year including Chairman Charles F. Tilbury Batavia Co chair Harvey P. Johnston Milford Secretary Matthew Maringer Williamsville Treasurer Anthony Lang Aston The meeting is at 8 p m Friday June 15 Batavia high school Ohio Department of Highway Safety arranging program Sergeant J A Wolf State Highway Patrol will be principal speaker
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Clermont County Traffic Safety Committee
Charles F. Tilbury
Batavia
Harvey P. Johnston
Milford
Matthew Maringer
Williamsville
Anthony Lang
Aston
Batavia High School
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
J. A. Wolf
State Highway Patrol
Anstaett Field to be Dedicated in Amelia
The Knothole Booster Club says Stanley Anstaett Field will have lights dedicated at 8 p.m. on June 15 with a parade forming at 7 p.m. at the village western end and marching to the field for the program.
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Amelia — the
Knothole
Stanley Anstaett Field
Civic Club Awaits County Reply On Road Plans
Locust Corner Pierce Township Civic Club reports no response from county commissioners to its letter outlining state and federal highway plans and potential federal funds for Clermont County. The telephone committee notes slow progress extending Plymouth exchange to Beckford Road. A public hearing on zoning is set for June 4 at the school. The club plans to contact other groups about hot rods on roads. Next meeting is June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Corner
Pierce Township
Wonderland Park Adds Ride and Deer to Zoo
Wonderland Park in Clermont County opened May 19 and adds a Kiddies' Plane ride and two White Fallow Deer to its zoo. The Conleys own and run the park between Owensville and Williamsburg, which also hosts a playground and picnic grounds. A June 1–3 carnival at Williamsville-Tabasco Park will raise funds to retire park debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonderland Park
Jim Conley
Owensville
Williamsburg
Wonderland
Clermont County
Conleys
Bud Chase
Wcpo-Tv
Williamsville-Tabasco
Courier invites visit to new Batavia plant site
The Courier extends an invitation to inspect the paper’s new plant under construction on State Route 74 at the western edge of Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Batavia
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Myers Deel
Henry Mosbacker
Edgar Mosbacker
County Recorder
Wayne
Hobo King
County Cubs
N & Ws
Hich
Helsel
Soil Conservation School
Melvin Hessel
Clermont
Camp Muskingum
Leesville Lake
Carrollton
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Ohio
Louise E. Nuxell
Cincinnati
Social Security Office
Court House
Guy Holmes
George Mull
Charles Colonel
GOP
Fred Gatch
James W. Walker
Laurence M. Trindle
Glen Este
Township
Tate
Charles W Wright Sr
R. E Scales
Union
Carl Lore Meier
Pierce
Wilmer Jones
Charles Anderson
Goshen
Lloyd Conover
Robert Sontag
Miami
Homer Ashton
Jackson
Horace White
Taylor Rudd
Franklin
Frank Roush
Washington
George W. Mull
Stonelick
Florence Simmons
Central Committee
Clyde Frank
Clark Gregg
Kenneth Anstaett
Charles W. Wright Sr
Pete Urban
Clarence Tweetheam
Lloyd Andrews
George Sidwell
George J. Koerkel
Albert Ledford
Viraleen Caldwell
William K. Slye
Monroe
Howard W. Allison
Wilmer C. Jones
Carl Tore Meier
Guy E. Holmes
R. E. Scales
Nathaniel R. Brown
Richard Evans
George Heybruch
Hershel Liming
Joseph Vansky
Democrat
Econ Myers
Ed Osborne
Charles Whitmer
Edon Myers
Hugh Nichols II
Allen Gates
Nelson Becklehymer
John Davis
Lucian Bredwell
Chester Hayden
Homer Ernst
Homer Marsh
C. L. Jones
Luther Pollitt
Frank W. Weaver
American Legion
Legion Post
Route 74
Mrs. Malott New
Junior Woman's Club
Lions Chih
Postal Workers
CG & E
Lonored
Anstaett Field
Civic Club
County
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