Curless genealogy research advances in Clermont County
Nellie Curless Mason of Monmouth Illinois continues a long term study of the Curless Gould O Donnell Kelly and Cantwell lines focusing on Asher Curless and his Ohio Illinois move in the early 1800s. Mason seeks new information from relatives and knows of the East New Jersey connections and intermarriages among Hance King Shattock Gould.
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Clermont
Curless
Nellie Curless Mason
South Sixth Street
Monmouth
Illinois
Lorenzo Dow
Hester
Malissa O’donnell Curless
Mason
Asher Curless
Ohio
New Jersey
Jane Gould
Asher
Joseph
Stacey
Wisconsin
Samuel
Bayard
Hance
King
Shattock
Gould
O’donnell
Kelly
Cantwell
East
Stee Cae
Newtonsville girl crowned Fall Festival queen at Milford
Gail Harrison, 16, Milford high school senior, will be crowned queen of the Chamber of Commerce Fall Festival tonight after a parade. Theresa Rein of St. Andrew school serves as attendant. The ninth annual event runs through Saturday with a children’s dog parade, a grid contest, and hourly prizes culminating in a new car Saturday night.
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Gail Harrison
Milford High School
Chamber of Commerce
Milford
Theresa Rein
St. Andrew School
Miss Harrison
Pat Harrison
Newtonsville
Kiwanis Club
Terrace Park
Men Arrested After Milford Inn Bar Holdup Chase
Two suspects connected to a $140 holdup at Milford MoTour Inn drive in theater were captured after a 90 mph chase. Earl Morton Hunter Jr. and Lawrence T. Thiel were arrested at Newtown after a mud stained escape from a stolen Cleveland car. Police recovered $99 in cash from the car and shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford MoTour Inn
Hamilton County
Earl Morton Hunter, Jr
Broadway
Cincinnati
Lawrence T. Thiel
Vine Street
Elmwood Place
Miami Tave Main
Debolt S Newtown
State Patrol
Milford
Terrace Park
Anderson Township
Matt Cook
Cleveland
Miami
Newtown
Buster Stevens
Thiel
Hunter
Ohio
Station To Air Interviews With Clermont Courier
Four taped interviews with staff from The Courier will be aired on WRFD Worthington over the next days. Bill Arthurs news editor will broadcast one tape at 1 p.m. Saturday on Buckeye Viewpoint. Several events including the Milford Fall Festival homecoming at Pleasant Plain and Amelia Community Institute to be discussed on Sundial 8 to 11 a.m. and Motorists’ M at 3 to 5 40 p.m. on the next days. WRFD broadcasts at 880 on the dial.
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The
Courier
Wrfd Radio
Worthington
Bill Arthurs
Milford
Pleasant Plain
Amelia Community Institute
Bank Bids Low On County Bonds Totaling Forty Thousand
The First National Bank of Batavia was the low bidder Friday on county obligation bonds totaling 40 000. The county will use 20 000 to pay notes for the recent courthouse annex improvement and 20 000 for remodeling the County Home.
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First National Bank of
Batavia
Court House
Nine Hurt Sunday In Two Crashes
Nine people were injured in two separate accidents Sunday in the county. Carl T. Gray and a passenger were hurt when Gray’s car hit Clarence Mullenix’s auto. Mullenix suffered nose and wrist fractures. Sharp’s car overturned after a collision with Ford’s auto. Sharp and Ford, both from Branch Hill and Florence residents, face Loveland officials over the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl T. Gray
Beechmont Avenue
Mt. Washington
Marie Haywood
Newton
Gray
Clarence L. Mullenix
Route 1
Coraddale
Raymond Sharp
Branch Hill
Loveland-Madeira Road
Alvin Ford
Florence
Kentucky
Sharp
Sharp Auto
Alfred, McFarland
Bonnie Sharp
Ford
Paul
Edna Damico
Loveland
Verne Stock
County to Name Advisory Board for Welfare Dept
Clermont County commissioners will appoint a Welfare Advisory Board to aid Sam Ausman county welfare director. The Clermont County Farmers Union proposed a list of candidates but the panel will be chosen from a broader, more representative pool.
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Sam Ausman
Clermont County Farmers’ Union
Bus Inspection Schedule for Clermont County Navy? No
Bus inspection of all Clermont County school buses begins September 19 with Patrolman H E Voelker overseeing the 106 vehicles. Buses from Bethel Felicity Monroe Pierces and others are listed with dates times and locations through September 27 for towns including Amelia Williamsville Williamsburg Milford Batavia Mulberry Goshen and Edenton.
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Clermont County
H. E. Voelker
Batavia
Amelia
Williamsville-Tabasco
Wiliamsburg
Miamiville
Milford
Clermont Northeastern
Owensville
Glen Este Mt. Carmel
Branch Hill
Mulberry
Miami Rural
Edenton
Goshen
Official To View Overcrowding At 3 County Schools
The Owensville Home, School and Community Club opens its season with a meeting at 8 p.m. on September 20 at Owensville School to address overcrowding in Owensville Marathon and Newtonsville schools. S. A. Stine of the State Department of Education will attend as guest and conduct a preliminary investigation to propose relief steps. Public invitation extended.
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Owensville
S. A. Stine
State Department of Education
Stine
Marathon
Newtonsville
The
Owensville Club
Knothole Team To Receive Trophies At PTA Meeting
Trophies will be awarded to the Knothole A team by Coach Fitzgerald at the Glen Este Mt Carmel PTA meeting at 8 p m Friday September 16 at the school. The session includes faculty and school board introduction and a consolidation debate by Robert Ludlow and Harold Nichols.
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Knothole
Fitzgerald
Glen Este-Mt. Carmel Pta
Robert Ludlow
Wilhiamsville
Harold Nichols
Batavia
Families in Need Appeal for Appliances in Clermont County
The Clermont County Chapter of the American Red Cross seeks a gas stove refrigerator and a cabinet for dishes for the Robert E. Smith family of Denham Hill Road whose home burned down while they were away. They have three young children. In a separate loss, Mr and Mrs Walden Elmore and four children lost their Milford area home in a Sunday blaze.
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Clermont County
American Red Cross
Robert E. Smith
Denham Hill Road
Walden Elmore
Milford
Two Girls Take Honors In AKC Junior Division
Two New Richmond girls won honors in AKC junior showmanship at major all breed shows. Carol Danner won first in Louisville and Cincinnati and second in Covington handling Cairn Terrier Thumbelina of Clermont. Edwina Flood placed fourth in the 8 to 12 girls class at Covington with Dalmatian Dinah Duchess.
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American Kennel Club
New Richmond
Carol Danner
New Richmond High School
Louisville
Kentucky
Covington
Cincinnati
Carol
Thumbelina
Clermont
A.K.C
Edwina Flood
Dinah
Duchess
New Richmond Merchants Form Business Association
New Richmond merchants form a Businessmen’s Association with Bud Rattner of the Rattner Department Store elected as first president. The next meeting is set for October 20 at Cranston Memorial Church where attendees will be made charter members.
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New Richmond
Bud Rattner
Rattner Department Store
Cranston Memorial Church
Five Top 4-Hers To Attend Ohio Club Congress
Five Clermont County 4H members Elaine Matthis Barbara Malott Barbara Dorsey Larry Parsons and Dennis Spaulding were chosen to attend the Ohio 4-H Club Congress at Ohio State University September 11 to 14. Advisors are Mrs Malott and Mrs Stefanoff.
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Clermont County
Ohio State University
Elaine Matthis
Williamsburg
Barbara Malott
Blanchester
Barbara Dorsey
Owensville
Larry Parsons
Bethel
Dennis Spaulding
Goshen
Ohio
Francis Malott
Jordon Stefanoff
Bantam
Jerome A. Walter
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Tom & Jerry
Glen Este - Mt. Carmel Board of Education
Charles York
Education Board
York
Clermont County Citizens School
County Board of Education
Reading
the Courier
Glen Este-Mt. Carmel
Board of Education
Wilbur Fitzgerald
Gaillard Pendell
Cyrus Baxter
Chris Rosenhoffer
Newtown Bar
James Mitchell
Clermont Courier
Mullenix
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Monroe
Felicity
Monroe Township
Pierce Township
Moscow
PTA
AKC
Harold Wilder
Clermont County Grand Jury
J. F. Paschal
C. B. Dericks
Willard Martin
Norwood
Wilder
Harold
Virgil
Afton
Twin Bridge
Martin
New Business Unit
Ohio Club Congress
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