Wanderer prize winner to tour Washington and New York sights
Courier contest leader to receive travel and sightseeing options in Washington DC and New York City after October 15. Second and third place prizes include a Hotpoint range or dishwasher and a GE clock radio. Board reports weekly standings and travel sponsorship from Young's Research Service. National Newspaper Week runs October 1–8.
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Courier
East
Washington D. C
New York City
Washington
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Pentagon Building
Smithsonian Institution
U. S. Capitol
White House
National Gallery of Art
Arlington National Cemetery
Times Square
Manhattan
Brooklyn Bridge
Chinatown
Shanghai
Coney Island
Woolworth
Little Church
East 29Th Street
Daily News
Rockefeller Center
Radio City
National Broadcasting Company
Radio and Television
la Guardia
United Nations
Long Island
Young's Research Service
P. O. Box
Gracie Station
Chris Straub
Laurel
Straub
Joseph Jackson
Williamsville
Fred Lipps
Nora Bolte
Ruth Brown
Greenberry
Anna Spitzmiller
Ten*Mile
H. B. Smythe
Glen Este
Agnes Phillips
Moscow
E. W. Philhower
Mt. Carmel
Series Of Auto Accidents Marks Clermont Weekend
A weekend stretch in Clermont County featured multiple crashes over 40 hours. The fatal crash killed Theodore Jackson, 45, near Chile on Route 52, while Joseph Burke, 27, of Cincinnati, was the trucker. Other incidents included a Taft Road Cincinnati motorist minor injuries, a DUI stop for Charlie Hulsey, and a three car pileup on Route 28 causing a long delay. Sheriff Dericks noted Parker, Romohr, and Krampe were involved in the multimove collision near Summerfield.
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Huntington
W. Va
Chile
Theodore Jackson
Joseph G. Burke
Cincinnati
State Highway Patrol
Miamiville
Jennie Young
Taft Road
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Charlie L. Hulsey
Terrace Park
Feldman Farm and Home Center
Hulsey
Summerside
Robert Parker
California
Fred H. Krampe
Milvin Domohr
Sherrif Clyde Dericks
Parker
Romohr
Krampe
Hoggatt to Speak on Goshen School Plan and Vote
Clermont County superintendent Frank Hoggatt will discuss Goshen High School at a Goshen School Improvement Association meeting in the district auditorium at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Voters on November 6 will decide a $215 000 revenue bond issue to finance the eight classroom building with cafeteria and offices.
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Frank
Hoggatt
Clermont County Superintendent of Schools
Goshen High School
Goshen
Cincinnati
Gunkemeyer, Sullivan and Associates
State Departments of Education and Taxation
L. G. Hause
Hause
November draft quota set for Clermont County
State Selective Service officials set Clermont County's November draft quota at 16 men. Twenty-one county residents will be inducted October 16 to cover this month's call. Inductees must be born before August 1, 1932 unless volunteering. Pre-induction physicals for 53 youths in October. On October 17 tests for 38 men and October 30 physicals for 14.
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Selective Service
Clermont County
William McManus
Six Gallons Per Thousand Bushels for Wheat Fumigation
County Agricultural Agent W. W. Hamilton corrects a Courier error from last week. The proper fumigation for grain stored in tight bins uses six gallons of ethylene dichloride carbon tetrachloride per 1000 bushels, not per 100 bushels as printed.
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W. W. Hamilton
the Courier
Farm Bureau to Hold County Youth Party
Clermont County Farm Bureau will sponsor an All County Youth Party at Batavia High School on Wednesday night October 10. Half of the program will be broadcast on the Junior Fair program of WRFD. Admission will be free.
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Clermont County Farm Bureau
Batavia High School
WRFD
ABCO Tool and Die Expands at Williams Corner
ABCO Tool and Die Co occupies the Williams Corner plant formerly run by Woodville Tool and Die and plans expansion to manufacture machine parts for the national defense program. Ed Fehring says tools dies and small parts will be produced for general business in the area. The firm seeks to hire many workers from Clermont County and nearby regions. Ralph Dillman invites inquiries about employment and facilities.
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Abco Tool and Die Co
Williams Corner
Woodville Tool and Die Co
ABCO
Ed Fehring
Clermont County
Ralph Dillman
Milford Village Police To Have New Cruiser
Milford village council purchased a patrol car for 1753 dollars with an allowance of 1450 dollars for the 1950 model. Lou Bauer of Cincinnati auto dealer submitted the low bid. Complaints about road lines on U s Route 50 in front of Siddens Barbecue noted a sidewalk absence as a hazard to school children. state officials cannot set the lines and the matter goes to the local street committee.
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Milford
Lou Bauer
Cincinnati
U. 8
Route 50
Siddens
Plan County Water Survey Initiates Village System Plan
Felicity moves to establish a village water system with a test well on Norman Faggett’s farm approved by state authorities. Bids for a 147000 dollar system are in, subject to water findings, with contracts for drilling, pumphouse, purifying system, tanks, mains, and other equipment. Revenue bonds would be repaid by monthly water rates under a new village rule offering free pumping to early adopters.
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Thes Village
Norman Faggett
Ohio Law First Used In Non-Support Case
A new Ohio law allowing interstate transfer of a case saw its first use in Clermont County. Judge Harry Britton ruled that Everett T. Slone must make regular child and spousal support payments to Viola Mae Slone, with payments sent through the Clermont County clerk. The case originated in Nebraska where Slone faced extradition.
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Ohio
Harry Britton
Common Pleas Court
Lancaster County
Nebraska
Viola Mae Slone
Everett T. Slone
Lindale
Clyde Dericks
Justice of the Peace
A.C. Munden
Clermont County
Hugh C. Nichols
Russell F. Speidel
Slone
Ralph A. Parker
Britton
Jim Conley Circus to Perform at Owensville School
The Jim Conley Circus brings a benefit show to Owensville School auditorium Friday October 12 at 8 p.m. The main act features eight Conley family members riding three horses in a pyramid. Miss Judy the trained elephant, plus clowns acrobats and aerial acts, are new to the community.
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Owensville
Jim Conley
Villages Seek Survey On Sewer Fixes With Chicago Firm
Batavia Bethel and New Richmond seek James McHugh Construction Co study to plan sewer improvements. Williamsburg may join. Barbeau of Batavia quotes rental sewage systems, notes Cincinnati filtration work nearby. Existing discharges into East Fork and Ohio River. Bethel bond payments continue. Batavia owns disposal site. New Richmond uses septic systems.
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Batavia
Bethel
New Richmond
James McHugh Construction Co
Chicago
Williamsburg
Col
Byron M. Barbeau
Barbeau
Cincinnati
Lunken
East Fork
PWA
Ohio River
James W. Eilers Killed in Korea Front
Mrs. Ruth M. Collins of Bethel Route 2 learns her son Private First Class William Eilers died in Korea. Eilers, age 22, was killed August 30 during an attack near Yanggu North Korea. He served in the 9th Infantry Regiment and enlisted January 4, 1951.
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Ruth M. Collins
Route 2
Bethel
William Eilers
Korea
Eilers
Yanggu
North Korea
9Th Infantry Regiment
Eiler
Expert Marksman Clifford Doughman to Demonstrate in Amelia
Clifford Doughman world trap and target shooting champion will present a marksman ship demonstration and motion pictures at the Amelia Public School tomorrow at 7 30 pm. Sponsored by Amelia Feed and Hardware Co the event highlights his five year All American team tenure and NA titles in 1947 1948 and 1949 with high target averages.
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Clifford Doughman
Amelia Parent- Teacher Association
Amelia Feed and Hardware Co
Doughman
Amelia Public School
Commissioners Push Engineer Study Before Water Bond Plan
Clermont County Commissioners Ernest Ruffner and John Houser advocate hiring an engineer to study costs and feasibility of the Mt. Carmel Summerside Williamsville water system before selling bonds. They rejected three Cincinnati broker bids as unclear and seek a survey costing about 3000, to be included in bond expenses if feasible, with repayment by water user fees.
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Mt. Carmel
Summerside
Williamsville
Clermont County
Ernest Ruffner
John Houser
Board of Commissioners
Cincinnati
Julius Magnus
Magnus
Court House
Magnus Company
Ruffner
Houser
104 Selected For Jury Panel
The names of 104 Clermont County residents were selected by the jury commissioners for Grand and Petit juries in Common Pleas Court. The Grand Jury is tentatively scheduled to convene on October 15.
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Clermont County
Common Pleas Court
Gene Hughey
Batavia
S. A. McHenry
Coraddale
Harnon C. Shoe
Newtonsville
Dolores Watson
Owensville
Marion Lester
R. 1
Williamsburg
Mayme Mulloy
Marathon
William H. Collins
Wilbur Binning
Milford
Lena Atchley
Hele Beckett
Lloyd McClanahan
New Richmond
Ascha Hulick
E. N. Scott
Bryant Mayhugh
Bethel
Adah Brown
Branchester
Kathryn Maus
Moscow
Elmer Lough
Celia Morris
Barbara Day
Matilda Seegars
Charlotte
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Frank W. Weaver
Legion Headquarters
Joe Moore
The
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Newport Center
Canadian
Clermont
Frank B. Hoggatt
Abco Company
Felicity
Tion
Foster Altman
James W. Eilers