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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1936

Page

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Clermont County Opens 1936 37 Basketball Season With Rivalries

Clermont County high schools begin the 1936-37 basketball season Friday with six of ten teams in league play. Milford defeated Madeira 82 to 14 as the county favorite, while Amelia hosts Batavia Saturday for gym dedication. Girls action features Amelia aiming to rebound after a Williamsburg loss, as the county resumes a regular league schedule and a revived girls tournament.

Clermont County Batavia Amelia Goshen Milford New Richmond Moscow Owensville Williamsburg Gerald Rockwell Batavia Public Schools Hall of Battle Madeira Yeoman Speidel Molitor Jones Bohls Harold Shelly Tabscott Amelia Girls

Amelia and Williamsburg Teams Split Wins in Friday Action

In basketball action Amelia High beat Williamsburg 80 to 16 in the boys game and Williamsburg girls won 20 to 17. The girls were tightly contested while Amelia’s boys dominated a Greenburg Burg lineup. The two teams wear new uniforms for Saturdays dedication night.

Amelia High Williamsburg Amelia Burg Batavia

Batavia Hobby Fair at Armory Thursday

Batavia hosts its first Hobby Fair at the O N G Armory on Thursday from 2 pm. An area food booth will sell Batavia’s cooked foods and a pottery and glassware booth offers gifts. Proceeds benefit Batavia Garden Club for preserving the giant sycamore at the new courthouse.

Batavia O.N.G. Armory Batavia Garden Club New Court House

Back Pay Sought In Mandamus Suit

Harry E Milligan former superintendent of Milford Village schools seeks 635.25 in back pay from the Milford School Board and its president Sam Bateman and Clerk treasurer John E Collins Jr. The petition says he was hired in 1931 for two years at 3300 yearly, had a 5 percent cut in 1938, was rehired in 1933 for three years at 8150 or 5 percent under 3300, but was paid on 3150 after reduction. The suit asks the board and officials to issue the warrant. December 7 1936 is set as answer day.

Harry E. Milligan Milford Village Common Pleas Milford Milligan Sam Bateman John E Collins, Jr Murphy and Murphy

New Batavia High School Dedicated in Ohio

A gala dedication event Friday evening in Batavia marks the formal opening of the new Batavia High School. The program includes an 8 p.m. start, public tours at 9, and a concluding gala dance. Administrators emphasize economy, efficiency, expanded physical education, and specialized rooms for typing, science, and industrial arts under Edmund Parrott.

Batavia Ohio Edmund Parrott

Batavia Woman's Club Plans Peace Day Program

Mrs. John Huntington hosts Batavia Woman's Club next Saturday with talks on Peace Day. Topics include the Value of peace and the role of women in war prevention, readings, and a Thanksgiving Verse. Speakers include Mrs Sprague Mrs H L Nichols and Mrs W E Kain.

John Huntington Batavia Woman’s Club Sprague Geneva H. L. Nichols Prince of Peace W. E. Kain Dial

Clermont County Grand Jury Recommends Slot Machine Probe

The Clermont County grand jury reported to Judge Charles G. White after examining witnesses. It returned four bills for five cases including burglary by Arthur Cobb Paul Scott and William Wasson, motor vehicle without owner consent by Chas Bryant, and a check with funds issue by George Rouster. The jury urged investigation of slot machines and gambling devices in the county and was recalled to consider further evidence.

Clermont County Grand Jury Arthur Cobb Paul Scott William Wasson Chas. Bryant George Rouster Charles G. White Mack Stafford Frank A. Roberts

Change Night for Wrestling Shows In New Richmond

The Mistletoe Athletic Club shifts weekly wrestling meets to Thursdays to avoid Friday high school games. Chester L. Hamilton, president, announces the move. This week's card lists Milford’s George Kinnaird versus Frankie Bohn and Hill Billy Hill versus Howard Burns. A fresh cement delivery is noted with special pricing at J.C. Punr in Williamsburg.

Mistletoe Athletic Club New Richmond Chester L. Hamilton George Kinnaird Milford Frankie Bohn Hill Billy Hill Howvard Burns

County Grangers Active Ahead of State Grange Session

Clermont County Grangers stayed busy this fall with Pomona degrees conferred at Locust Corner and Bethel, a large October 24 banquet at Monroe Grange hall, and a November 2 party honoring sixth degree members. State and National Grange sessions in Columbus, November 8 to 19, featured the seventh degree for 7,186 candidates with about 175 from Clermont.

Clermont County Pomona Locust Corner Ohio State Grange Bethel School Brown County Clermont National Grangers Monroe Grange Hall Monroe Grange Owensville School C. J. Nobis L. G. Hause Goshen Oole Myers Edenton State National Grange Columbus Deschler-Wallick Deschler-Wallick Hotel Carmel Ohio Clermont Cincinnati

Red Cross Drive Outlook in Clermont County

The annual Red Cross drive is under way in Clermont County with Batavia HQ reporting the county will meet its 1200 member quota. County schools show strong response and river towns also promise solid interest based on flood-relief relief work last spring. Community leaders listed include Bethel Catherine Mefford and Batavia Franklin Morrison.

Red Cross Clermont County Batavia Bethel Catherine Mefford Felicity Carroll Altman Franklin Morrison Amelia Viola Mattox Williamsburg Hugh Davidson Goshen Anna Holmes Owensville Schobert Gauche Neville Zimmerman Moscow Margaret Wenzel Carmel J. W. Kincaid Monterey DeBoard Marathon Clara Slater Milford George Murphy Mulberry Brilmayer

Batavia High School Seeks Subscriptions for School Journal

Representative pupils at Batavia High School are soliciting subscriptions for six issues to be printed and distributed during the year. The journal will contain writings by students including short stories plays poems and essays and will be funded entirely by subscriptions with no advertising or external contributions.

Batavia High School

Mt. Pisgah M. E. Church Social Planned

The Ladies Aid of Mt. Pisgah M. E. Church schedules a social at Mt. Pisgah Hall on Saturday night November 21. Oyster soup sandwiches red cream pie cake and coffee will be served with proceeds for church repairs.

The Ladies Aid of Mt. Pisgah M. E. Church Mt. Pisgah Hall

Ralph Hulick Wins Declamation Award

At United Brethren Church last Sunday evening Clermont County hosted a Prince of Peace Declamations Contest. Participants Leonard Katanich Gladys Bauer Dorothy Keller Ralph Hulick and Ruth Hygema spoke with conviction and emphasized preparation. Judges awarded first place to Ralph Hulick and second to Ruth Hygema.

United Brethren Church Prince of Peace Clermont County Leonard Katanich Gladys Bauer Dorothy Keller Ralph Hulick Ruth Hygema Miss Hygema

Fathers Night Observed by Mt. Carmel P T A

The Mt. Carmel P.T.A. plans a Father’s Night program at Mt. Carmel School Friday with a 2:30 p.m. meeting. Activities include greetings by Mrs. Reuben Shor piano by Ruth Callahan community singing led by Mrs. A. H. Theis a health play by 5th and 6th graders under Miss Glagher talks by Mrs. Jos Clark and Chester Marsh a speech by John Friend Jr. Boy Scout Commissioner and prize talks on subscriptions by Mrs. O W McBride and a room membership contest with a prize from the P.T.A. for the largest number of memberships.

Mt. Carmel P.T.A Mt. Carmel Reuben Shor Ruth Callahan A. H. Theis Miss Wm. Schneider P.T.A

Fox Hunt Closed Session at Ripley Field Trials

The Annual Field Trials of the K I C Fox Hunters Association ended after four days in Ripley with entrants from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. Derby hounds with 30 entries started Wednesday beachfront show drew hundreds of dogs and all age dogs ran Friday. Masters and judges from multiple towns awarded prizes including Lou Buerkle and Fred Ritther. Officers Schwalle Myers and Harmon presided as a large crowd attended the Saturday big feed near Ripley.

K I. C. Fox Hunters’ Association Ripley Ohio Indiana Kentucky Farmers’ Warehouse Fred Lawson Gratz Otis Johnson Millen R. Graybill O. W. Greene Winchester Lou Buerkle Batavia Allen Gaskins Withamaville Fred Ritther C. Myers Milford William Ware Cincinnati A. E E. Schwalle C. M

Former Amelia Woman Dies in Cincinnati

Mrs. Fannie Robinson Doughty, 69, formerly of the Amelia community, died of a heart attack last Saturday after attending funeral services for Mrs. Nicholas Bauer at the First Unitarian Church in Cincinnati. She was the wife of Attorney Wesley Doughty, a former Clermont resident.

Fannie Robinson Doughty Amelia Nicholas Bauer First Unitarian Church Cincinnati Wesley Doughty Clermont

Commissioners Plan Highway Improvements in Clermont County

Clermont County commissioners tentatively approve a road repair program to improve 42 roads at an estimated total cost of 21 900 dollars. Most roads will receive 100 to 500 yards of stone. three will require grading before stone placement. Nine Mile Road is the largest project with 1200 yards of stone and grading for 1200 dollars.

Clermont County Batavia Nine Mile Easley Road Haywood Road Cedron Vantessecee Maple Creek Bolendar Franklin Road Laurel-Schneider Laurel-Franklin Rd Taurel-Nicholsville Lindale 12 Mile Lindale-Nicholsville Twelve Mile Rd Locust Corner Fulton Grove Sharps Marathon Greenbury Lerado Edenton Newtonsville Pleasant Plain Mercer Goshen-Easley Haywood Belfast Cook Obanion Pike Miamiville-Guerney Hell’s Half Acre Newtonsville-Hutchinson Corner Hartwell-Braaier Hartman School House Clover-Anti-Bantam Centerville

Odd Fellows District Meeting Planned in Marathon Ohio

The Sixty-fourth District Past Grand Association of the IOOF will meet in Marathon Ohio on Wednesday night November 18 with the grand master present and officers to be elected plus third degree work. Amateur Night at the Williamsville Junior Order Hall Friday night features a card party and dance, with Clyde Wilfert needing alerts by 9 pm. An open Conservation of Natural Resources Council meeting is set for Batavia November 30 with Kyle W Armstrong as speaker and lunch provided by the J B Church.

South The I.o.0.f Marathon Lodge Williamsville Clyde Wilfert Conservation of Natural Resources Council U. B. Church Batavia Kyle W. Armstrong J. B. Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Basket Ball J. C. Fuhr New Batavia High School Woman’s Club Grand Jury J.c.punr the School Journal MT. Pere Fox Hunt Commissioners ODD Fellows
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