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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1947

Page

5

Milford adopts new waste plan and church milestones

Milford village authorizes Albert Alder to take over weekly waste collection for 75 cents per month per family. He also runs services in Mt. Carmel and surrounding areas as officials seek year end continuation. Council resumes I O O F Cemetery purchase talks with Lodge trustees amid park-site disposal hopes.

Council Albert Alder Rainey & Sons Lodge Riverside Park Little Miami Louis M. Kleine Charles Ronserweig MacGregor A. Bancroft Robert A. Ririckhoff D. Raymond Elton George W. Monroe Charles Cornish John Kugler Milford Earl N. Konrad Lila Avenue High Street Kon

Get-Together Set for Sept. 17

An officers meeting of the Parent-Teachers Association is planned for 1:30 p m on September 17 at the office of County Superintendent Frank Hoggatt in Batavia. Hospitality chair Beulah Benner, Williamsville-Tabasco PTA, to host. Speaker will be Mrs. Walter McKay, past Hamilton County PTA president, on ties to state and national groups.

Gettogether Parent-Teachers’ Association Frank Hoggatt Batavia Beulah Benner Williamsville-Tabasco Walter McKay Hamilton County

Locust Corner Grange set to meet Monday evening

Locust Corner Grange will hold a Monday September 17 meeting with Grange inspection and a strong turnout urged. Lunch committee includes Rachel Nobis Yvonne Burkle and Mrs John Cann. Degree team meets for practice and all members are asked to attend.

Locust Corner Grange Grange Rachel Nobis Yvonne Burkle John Cann Anna Spitzmiller

Robert Stanley to Occupy Batavia Veterans Housing

The veterans housing unit at Frank W. Weaver Post grounds between Batavia and Williamsburg will be occupied by Robert William Stanley. Clermont County reports most units rented to World War II veterans with local veteran organizations approving applicants. Rent is 15 dollars monthly paid to the county. The project is directed by the Clermont County Commissioners.

Frank W. Weaver Batavia Williamsburg Robert William Stanley Clermont County

Recovering at Holmes Hospital in Cincinnati

Mr. Jesse Bissantz is recovering from a broken arm suffered in a fall at his home near Williamsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Long hosted dinner guests Sunday including her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Morgan.

Jesse Bissantz Holmes Hospital Cincinnati Williamsburg Mrs. Burdette Long Mrs. Grant Morgan

Banks Named for Deposit of County Funds

Six Clermont County banks have been designated by the County Commissioners as depositaries for county funds for the next two years under the Uniform Depository Act. The allocations include First National Bank Batavia $175,000 First National Bank Bethel $60,000 Merchants and Farmers Bank Owensville $5,000 New Richmond National Bank $307,000 Loveland National Bank Loveland $25,000 Farmers and Merchants Bank Williamsburg $25,000.

Clermont County Uniform Depository Act First National Bank Batavia Bethel Merchants and Farmers Bank Owensville New Richmond National Bank Loveland National Bank Loveland Farmers and Merchants Bank Williamsburg

Batavia To Have Jewelry Store

C. L. Waits of Bethel announced he will open a jewelry store in Batavia, signaling new retail investment in the city. The plan outlines a shop likely to stock jewelry pieces and related accessories for local customers.

C. L. Waits Bethel

Jewelry Store Opens in Batavia with Repairs Service

A Batavia jewelry shop opens Monday Sept 15 in the hallway near Blocher's Drug Store on Main Street. Mr Waits, a Bethel jeweler for 15 years, plans a Batavia storeroom to expand. The venture will carry new merchandise and offer watch repairs and relock work as a standard service.

Welry Batavia Blocher’s Drug Store Main Street Mr. Waits Bethel

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