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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1945
Page
4
The Clermont Courier announces Harry M Tucker as editor and publisher for a one year period. Founded 1836 with a subscription rate of $1.50 for six months, the paper notes postal class registration at Batavia Ohio.
A well attended Friday PTA meeting featured music and financial success led by President Mrs. George Bond and Ways chair Mrs. Roy Howell. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sanders and many local families. weekend visits to Columbus for the Ohio State Purdue game were noted along with church and lodge activities in Loveland and surrounding towns.
Divorce suit filed in Clermont County Ohio case 21623 against Myrtle C Lyttle for wilful absence. Milford council eyes mutual aid fire depts and ice rink plans. parking limit on Garfield Ave. hospitalities of Ter race Park officials and park board noted. Obituary for Mrs Indiana E Glascock 89. Gen James E Edmonds buys Milton Kinder property. Mayfield and Kin der deals. mayoral race in Milford with Ernst, Klenne and Dericks on ballot. council race described as issue free.
First Lieut Betty Koogler on three month leave with parents. Lieut Katherine Linke returns after two years overseas. Dr Wesley Cameron opens new office at 15 Main Street. Mr and Mrs Reed Adams welcome son Michael Jefferson born Oct 10, first grandchild of Thomas and Bayor Barrere. Milford Kiwanis to meet at Methodist Church with WSCS hostesses. Captain Charles Roudebush returns from service in Australia and the Pacific. Mr and Mrs C O Martin visit from Great Neck NY with their daughters. Miss Betty Achor dies in Denver at 28. services held at Monroe Funeral Home. Milford High grad and former Sprain & Lloyd employee. Campaigns for Miami township trustees proceed. Local property transfers and social event notes.
A Standard Oil telegram reports CIO pickets blocking access to the Whiting refinery in Indiana. Nonemployee groups established roadblocks, threatened violence, and halted plant entry, with troops ordered to quell the disturbance. Arbitration on wage demands proceeds under department mediation.
The Loveland Philathea class hosted a campfire picnic at Mrs Ira Reynolds home with 32 attendees as Mrs Russel Fisher led devotions and a Baracca Philathea anniversary paper by Mrs Ray Jones. Loveland Woman's Club later held a benefit card party for the local library at Vienna Woods hosted by Mrs Erne st Bunnell with 35 participants.
Milford council reviews two potential sites for a proposed sewage disposal plant with input from civil engineer Walter F Manion. One site at Riverside Park near the old I O O F Cemetery would use village land and avoid flooding. the other on the Little Miami west bank near the former C M & L powerhouse is flood prone. State Health authorities must approve the final site.
Officials said completion of the project would take four to five months. Legal issues prevent laying sewers and water mains outside the village as part of the project. A reservoir near Mulberry was proposed to serve rural areas. Federal grant terms limit the survey to the village. outside area annexation is uncertain. Water and street work in the Tyler Avenue area have already cost the village several thousand dollars.
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