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The Clermont Courier in Batavia, Ohio

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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1951

Page

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Night Blooming Cereus Delights Batavia Social Circle

Friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. William Ritchie home to witness the rare night blooming cereus in Batavia Heights. Three blossoms opened in one evening marking a first for the plant, with its delicate bloom and strong perfume lasting only a few hours.

William Jack) Ritchie Star of Bethlehem Ritchie Bethel Batavia City Loan Ritchies Route 74 Batavia Heights

Townships Set to Get About 12.17 Per Road Mile

The State Legislature allotted 500000 for township road maintenance statewide. Distribution will be based on certified road mileage per township. County Auditor Earle Kincaid estimates about 12.17 dollars per mile, helping officials forecast funds for maintenance.

Earle Kincaid

Engagement of Miss Ertel Set for October 6

Mr and Mrs Elmer Ertel of Clough Road announce the engagement of their daughter Delores Ann Ertel to Mr John Allen McAfee son of Mr and Mrs Allen McAfee of Tabasco Road. The wedding date is set for October 6.

Miss Ertel Elmer Ertel Clough Road Delores Ann Ertel John Allen McAfee Allen McAfee Tabasco Road

Three Clermont Youths Injured In Car Plunge

Three Clermont County youths were injured seriously when their car left U S 125 at Route 222 and plunged about 30 feet into a creek bed. Injured are Charles L Morris Route 3 Batavia George R Harbette Route 1 Williamsburg and James D Wilson whose residence is undisclosed and who is reportedly on army leave.

Charles L. Morris Batavia George R. Harbette Williamsburg James D. Wilson Wilson

Miss Ankermiller Enters Nursing Class At Bethesda

Shirley Adele Ankermiller of Batavia Ohio joins the fall 1951 enrollment at Bethesda Hospital School of Nursing Cincinnati. She registered August 28 and took part in welcome activities after graduating Batavia High School in June and working at The Courier office that summer.

Miss Ankermiller Bethesda Bethesda Hospital School of Nursing Cincinnati Shirley Adele Ankermiller George Ankermiller Batavia Ohio Batavia High School Courier Office

Civil Air Patrol Graduates May Enlist As Corporals

Lt James Warden reports vacancies in the Air Force and that three years Civil Air Patrol training may qualify a young man for enlistment as a corporal. Ohio Wing notes CAP graduates have priority on waiting lists if qualified. Bethel unit stands as the county’s only active Civil Air Patrol.

James Warden Bethel Air Patrol Air Force Warden Ohio Civil Air Patrol Bethel

Williamsburg Teaching Staff Announced for [shorten to fit]

Williamsburg begins school with Superintendent R W Thirey announcing staff for High School including L D Lewis and Paul J Abbott among others and Elementary lineup led by Norbert Hare with teachers Norbert Hare principal seventh and eighth grades Faye Bagby Ethel Widing Robert Little Blanche Liggett and Willard Wisby.

Clermont County Williamsburg R. W. Thirey L. D. Lewis Mary Wurtz Albert Kettlewell Paul J. Abbott L. R. Lewis Alice M. Livengood Elvin R. Beach Norbert Hare Faye Bagby Ethel Widing Robert Little Blanche Liggett l Willard Wisby Russell Beach Charles E. Long Rosemont

Drought Areas Include Clermont County County Faces Severe Crop Losses

W W Hamilton, Clermont County Agricultural Agent, notes 1950 dry and 1951 drought reduced crops countywide. Corn 60 percent normal, soybeans about 50 percent, tobacco 40 percent, hay 60 percent, wheat 25 percent. Pasture failed, water shortages compelled hay and silage feeding, milk output declined, and total 1951 crop losses reach about 50 570 880 thousand dollars for soybeans tobacco and corn respectively.

W. W. Hamilton Clermont Co Clermont County

Ayer Hardware Sold Split Into Two Enterprises

The Ayer Hardware Company in Batavia is split with gas service and appliances retained by the owners as Ayer Gas Service and Appliances. William Hartman buys the hardware business, taking over at Main Street around October 1, while the gas service moves to the former City Loan office location until a new Route 74 building is ready. Roy Ayer and his son Robert remain involved.

Ayer City Loan Office N&w Keen Coal , and Supply Company Dial’s Roy Ayer Robert Hartman Batavia Ayer Hardware

Two Local Grads In Summer OSU Class

A summer graduating class of 960 received diplomas at Ohio State University with Dr Clyde Williams delivering the commencement address. Among the graduates were Thomas R Atwood of Williamsburg master of science and Grover K Cann of Bethel bachelor of science in agriculture.

Ohio State University Clyde Williams Battelle Memorial Institute Columbus Thomas R. Atwood Williamsburg Grover K. Cann Bethel

Farmers May Obtain Loans In Disaster Area

Clermont and 29 Southern Ohio counties are designated disaster area by the Agriculture Department enabling local farmers to obtain loans for livestock feeding seed and family subsistence. County Agent W H Hamilton will study local drought impact and report findings. Similar action followed a parallel study in northern Kentucky counties recently. Other Ohio counties listed include Hamilton Butler Brown Adams Warren Preble Greene Montgomery and more.

Clermont Ohio Department of Agriculture W. W. Hamilton Kentucky Hamilton Butler Brown Adams Warren Preble Greene Montgomery Highland Clinton Fayette Pickaway Ross Pike Scioto Lawrence Jackson Vinton Hocking Fairfield Perry Athens Meigs Gallia Washington Morgan Muskingum Noble Monroe

Fast Justice At Loveland Breaks Enter Loveland Gas Building

Arden Pummell of Twightwee Loveland is bound over to the Clermont County Grand Jury on charges of breaking and entering the Loveland Gas and Electric Company Building. He was held on a $1,000 bond within hours after being seen trying to enter the building by Carl Fritz a company employee. Leroy Theve notified Harry Brown who alerted Police Chief John Fritz. Pummell leapt into Brown’s arms but was captured nearby in bushes.

Arden Pummell Twightwee Loveland Clermont County Grand Loveland Gas and Electric Company Carl Fritz John Fritz Pummel

Hospital Bond Question To Be Decided Today

County hospital committee and Cler mont County Commissioners will decide this morning if a November ballot will include a local hospital bond issue. Commissioners Hill and Houser favor a local hospital though timing remains a concern. Ernest Ruffner, recently appointed, is not yet involved in hospital talks.

Clermont County Manley Hill John Houser Ernest Ruffner Homer Remley Hill Houser

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