Batavia Bureau Hire and Local Civic Notes
The Enquirer adds veteran reporter Jack Appel to its Batavia bureau as The Courier welcomes him. Gene Gordon marks two years at Batavia Reliable Finance and moves to a new Auxier subdivision home as Norwood finance marks ten years. Cy remarks on civic effort while obituaries and editorials receive mixed reader feedback, ending with a caution to slow down.
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Tom and Jerry
Jack Appel
The
Enquirer
Batavia
the Courier
Jack
Gene Gordon
Reliable Finance Co
Auxier
Norwood
Gene
Batavia Business Men’s Association
Business
Kindergarten Classes Move to New Building in Withamsville
Principal Robert Holliday reported that Withamsville Tabasco kindergarten moved Thursday to a newly built two-room facility three doors east of the main school. The move frees space by splitting third and fifth grades with Mrs Grace Honaker teaching third grade and Roy T Johnston teaching fifth grade.
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Withamsville
Robert Holliday
Withamsville-Tabasco
Holliday
Grayce Honaker
Roy T. Johnston
Helms Passes State Engineer Surveyor Exam
Gale L. Helms has passed the Ohio State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Surveyors exam. He will receive a surveyor's certificate at a Middletown meeting on Tuesday November 13.
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Glen Este
Gale L. Helms
Ohio State Board of Registration For Professional Engineers and Surveyors
Middletown
Adoption services extend to Clermont County through united appeal
Clermont County residents gain access to adoption services from the Children's Home of Hamilton County now extended to all county families regardless of employment location. The United Appeal and Community Chest Red Cross coordinate funds for 114 Chest agencies and 16 Red Cross services serving Clermont County, alongside numerous other agencies. The merger of the Clermont Red Cross expands disaster, education, health and veteran services to all residents, with door to door fundraising starting in October and a designated United Appeal Sunday on October 14.
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Clermont
Oee
Cincinnati
Red Cross
Hamilton County
Clermont County
United Appeal, Community Chest
Children’s Home
The
Boy Scouts
Catherine Booth
Catholic Charities
Central
Child Guidance Home
Children’s Convalescent Home
Children’s Protective Service of Ohio Humane Society
Christ Hospital
Family Service
the Fenwick
Girl Scouts
Girl’s Town
Good Shepherd Orphange
Goodwill Industries
Home For Incurables
Jewish Family Service Bureau
Legal Aid Society
Maple Knoll
Mt. Alverno School For Boys
Mt. St. Mary Academy
Norwood Service League
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Protestant Big Sister Home
St. Mary’s Hospital
Salvation Army
Traveler’ Aid
Veteran’s Services
Young Men’s Christian Association
Clermont County Red Cross
Red Cross Disaster Service
Armed Forces
Veterans
Junior Red Cross
United Appeal
Registration totals in Clermont townships top 11 thousand
About 11,255 voters registered in four Clermont County townships Goshen Pierce Miami and Union by the deadline. Miami Milford led with 4,907 registrations followed by Union 3,684 Goshen 1,374 and Pierce 1,290. The figure reflects first time countywide registration.
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Hugh L. Nichols
Clermont County Board of Elections
Nichols
Goshen
Pierce
Miami
Union
Milford
Whitt Named Manager of Clermont Credit Bureau
Officers of Clermont County announce Mill of Olive Branch will manage the Credit Bureau of Clermont County opening in Batavia late November. Whitt, a Clermont native, runs Whitt's Grocery and is a Batavia High School graduate and World War II Navy veteran. The bureau operates under the Credit Bureau of Cincinnati to combine credit data of Cincinnati and Clermont County businessmen.
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Deau
Olive Branch
Batavia
Whitt
Clermont
Batavia High School
U.S. Navy
Credit Bureau
Clermont County
Credit Bureau of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cancer Society Elects Officers in Clermont Chapter
The Clermont County Chapter of the American Cancer Society met on September 26 at the J. B. Covert Lodge hall and elected officers for the coming year. Officers are Margaret Summers president, Lucille Owen vice president, Catherine Day secretary, Nellie Mattox treasurer, and Juanita Gunderley service chairman.
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Tobasco
Clermont County
The
American Cancer Society
J. B. Covert Lodge
Margaret Summers
Lucille Owen
Catherine Day
Nellie Mattox
Juanita Gunderley
Robbery Fugitive Held In South
Sheriff Clyde Dericks reports William Wallace of Elmwood Place is in custody in Franklinton on robbery and car theft charges. Wallace allegedly slugged Luther Allison of Norwood and stole his money and car on Paxton Road near Branch Hill on Sept. 17.
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South
Clyde Dericks
William Wallace
Elmwood Place
Franklinton
Wallace
Luther Allison
Norwood
Paxton Road
Branch Hill
Officials Discuss Water System Expansion Plans
County Engineer Carl Rush Harlan Mace PUB district manager and William Illes superintendent met Friday to review the district operation. A letter from Gordon Scherer and others proposed study of extending the Miami township water system to Stone Jick township with feasibility proven by water contracts. Financial advisors groups include Walter Woody Heimi rch inger W E Hutton and Co Richard E Howes and Co Fahey Clark and Co The Ohio Co.
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Carl Rush
Harlan Mace
PUB Water District
William Illes
Gordon Scherer
Miami Township
Stone Jick Township
Rush
Stonelick
Goshen
Water Committee
Walter, Woody and Heimirchinger
W. E. Hutton and Co
Richard E. Howes and Co
Cincinnati
Fahey Clark and Co
Cleveland
the Ohio Co
Columbus
County Cuts Relief Vouchers Amid Welfare Dept Austerity
Clermont County auditor Earle B. Kincaid said relief food and fuel vouchers were sharply reduced by the Welfare Department under a county commissioners order issued in July. September relief for 48 families cost 1129 dollars, August relief for 112 families totaled 3527 dollars. 69000 dollars welfare department indebtedness must be paid before policy loosening.
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Earle B. Kincaid
Clermont County
110 Clermont buses pass patrol inspection
The Clermont County school system had 110 buses inspected by the State Highway Patrol. Of these, 89 received a satisfactory rating, 20 were judged unsatisfactory, and one 1946 model was marked unserviceable. An unsatisfactory bus requires minor repairs within a set period, while an unserviceable bus must be removed from service for major repairs or discard.
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Clermont County
State Highway Patrol
Clermont County polio chapter receives 5950 donation
The Clermont County Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis received 5950 to aid local polio patients, bringing the year’s total advanced to 9500. Mrs. Charles Abbott, chapter chairman, notes polio funds remain scarce in about 590 chapters nationwide and urges immediate inoculation as vaccine access expands.
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Clermont County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Charles Abbott
Abbott
Mrs. Abbott
March of Dimes Organization
September aid for aged in Clermont County totals $46712
The Department of Public Welfare reports 830 residents in Clermont County received aid payments in September totaling $46,712. The average payment was $56.28. Health care including out patient clinic was provided for 60 at a cost of $1,960.93.
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Department of Public Welfare
Division of Aid For
Clermont County
Mt Carmel Glen Este PTA Carnival Preview
The Mt. Carmel Glen Este PTA carnival opens Saturday at 2 p.m. with Jane Pfeiffer Christine McBride Lou Pfeiffer Donna Pfeiffer and Mrs. McBride of the Clermont County Library Board portraying a pocket Santa Claus filled with toys. Lou Pfeiffer as Herman K Swangdoodle plans playful mischief while balloon artist Ruth Bertrand prepares for explosive balloon moments.
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Mt. Carmel-Glen Este
Jane
Pfeiffer
Christine McBride
Jim
Donna
Lou Pfeiffer
Pfeiffers Foods
Carmel
Herman K. Swangdoodle
Lou
Ruth
Bertrand
Russell Shinkle
Driver Charged With DUI After Fatal Batavia Crash
Robert Snyder 14 was struck and killed on Route 132 by Charles Good 44 of Batavia while walking with his brother toward his grandmother's home. Good was charged with driving while under the influence. The boy died at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital. Survived by parents, siblings, and funeral services held at Moore funeral home Batavia. Batavia CES meeting set for Oct 8.
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Owensville
Robert Snyder
Wilford Snyder
Rt. 132
Here
Charles Good
Weaver Rd
Rt. 3
Batavia
Clermont County
Snyder Boy
Good
Snyder
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Moore Funeral Home
Ambul
Ance
IOOF
Benny
Richie
Myrna
Dorothy
Thelma
Longview Seeks Help For Released Mental Patients
Mrs. Hallie Leibrock of Longview Hospital Cincinnati asks Clermont County families to care for patients medically ready for release. Help includes pay clothing medical care and supervision provided by the hospital. Contact Social Service Department Longview State Hospital Box 36 Cincinnati Ohio.
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Hallie Leibrock
Longview Hospital
Cincinnati
Clermont County
Amelia Defeats Goshen In County Championship
Amelia seventh and eighth grade champions defeat Goshen 6 to 5 in nine innings in the first county championship game. A third game would be at a site to be decided by coin toss if needed, with a queen City umpire officiating all title games.
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Goshen
Amelia
Queen City
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Harry Halbisch
Courier
Halbisch
W-T
Helms Successful
United Appeal Is
Newtown
H. E. Wedig
Western Surgeons’ Associa
Norfolk and Thon
Sheraton- Gibson
Milford Whitt
Cancer Society
National Foundation
Ces
W.R. Owen
Longview
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