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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1948

Page

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Beagle Field Trials Set for Sunday at Clermont Grounds

Beagle field trials to be staged Sunday at 1 30 on the W Thornton Bogart farm along the Afton Elk Lick road. Clermont Sportsmen Inc sponsors with Jas H Winnes in charge. 13 inch and 15 inch classes compete and dogs may be entered before 1 p m. A boy and Beagle parade is planned. Russell Ravenscroft is Field Marshall. Lunch will be served.

Sportsmen W. Thornton Bogart Afton-Elk Lick Clermont Sportsmen, Inc Jas. H. Winnes Beagles Sportsmen Club Mr. Winnes Henry Whitt Blaine Moore Herbert Rentschke Howard Spaulding Russell Ravenscroft

Wool Load Recovered From River After Ferry Accident

A truck-load of wool valued at 5000 dollars was salvaged from the Ohio River at New Richmond. The Nobis Supply Company vehicle broke loose when the ferry moved and slid into the water while the ferry was being towed from Kentucky to New Richmond. Salvage is expected for all wool. Glasgow Woolen Mills received the shipment.

Ohio River New Richmond Nobis Supply Company Kentucky New Richmont Glasgows Woolen Mills

Championship Baseball Game Set For Sunday

On Sunday one of the season’s largest crowds watched Ama Ha defeat Owensville to deny them a county league title bid. At Clermont County Fair Grounds Amelia posted nine runs with homer by Del Leslié and strong hitting led by Cann Carter and Vic Leslie. Owensville rallied in the ninth but fell short as Amelia moved toward the upcoming league series, which begins next Sunday.

Ama Ha Owensville Clermont County Fair Grounds Heckinger Rosselot Amelia Cann Vic Boles Carter K. Gerard Chick Brunner Vic Leslie del Leslie Jimmy Brossart Hicks Bickel Ed Singer

Milford Teacher Describes Hawaii Visit and Return

Milford teacher Miss Jayne Mitchell of the Milford School recounts a summer trip to Hawaii by train and clipper. She describes Waikiki, palm dances, and exotic foods while noting she would miss Hawaiian poi. A teaching offer at $5,000 a year was declined due to high living costs. The article also notes Gayle Owen of Cherry Grove suffering injuries from a fall and being treated in Cincinnati.

Hawaii Jayne Mitchell Milford Pacific Island Waikiki Miss Mitchell Honolulu Salt Lake City Greenfield, Ohio Mitchell Milford Parent-Teacher Association Gayle Owen Cherry Grove Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati

Snapshot of the Week featuring the Dietz children

Jackie and Judy Dietz, children of Mr and Mrs John H Dietz of Owensville, appear in a weekly snapshot taken by Mrs J A Groves.

Jackie Judy Dietz John H. Dietz Owensville J. A. Groves

Outstanding Flower Show Exhibits Impress Batavia Judges

The Batavia Garden Club annual Flower Show at the Armory drew praise from visiting judges who called it one of the best yet despite a small size. Sweep Stake winner was Mrs. Edgar Mosbacker with Mrs. Hugh Nichols and Mrs Earl Fishback placing second and third. A standout piece titled Song of the South by Mrs. Jean Laffleur and Mrs. Doris South replicated a Southern mansion scene with handcrafted details. Junior winners were Judy K. Fishback Rex Ely first, Audrey Clark second, Betty Lakemire Betty Rae Ross and Kathleen Barbeau third. State Route 132 in Goshen Township will receive a bituminous treatment with work to finish by Oct 15, 1948, as bids on this and other state projects were opened in Columbus this week.

Judy K. Fishback Rex Ely Audrey Clark Betty Lakemire Betty Rae Ross Kathleen Barbeau Goshen Township

Legion School to Be Held for New Officers

Ohio Legion Officers and Field Representatives announce district schools for post officers. Sessions at Guth Gros Post Lockland for Loveland Milford Batavia Sept 14 at 8 p m Georgetown Post Home for New Richmond Bethel Felicity Williamsburg Sept 17. Ed J Smith conducts. attendance open to veterans. new officer manuals to be distributed.

American Legion Ohio Ohio Legion Aaron J Halloran Columbus Guth Gros Lockland Loveland Milford Batavia Georgetown New Richmond Bethel Felicity Williamsburg Ed. J. Smith Dept Halloran

Squirrel Season Opens Across Ohio in 1948

The 1948 squirrel hunting season runs through September 30 statewide with sparse reports of game in many areas. In Clermont County hunters see bag limits of four, while statewide outlook calls the season spotty yet potentially good despite a 17-year locust damage reducing the chestnut crop.

Clermont County

Amelia Garden Club Flower Show Planned for Sept 18

The Amelia Garden Club will stage its annual Flower Show Saturday September 18 from 3 to 9 p m at the school building. Entries are open to all amateur growers and the public is invited with no admission charge. Mrs John Jewett of Newtown chairs the judging committee.

Amelia Garden Club John Jewett of Newtown

Young People Attend 4-H Club Congress

Clermont County youths from Batavia Blanchester Mulberry and Owensville join Ohio 4-H Club Congress at Ohio State University September 14 18. Delegates tour campus hear speakers Dean Rummell Cloyd Steimetz Dr Mangus and UNESCO official Sullivan while enjoying organized leadership training and a visit to Ohio Stadium natatorium.

Clermont County Ohio State University Bea Florea Blanche Vance Mulberry Evelyn Young Wiliam Burker R. No. 1 Amelia Patricia Metzger Iris Coffman Blanchester Herbert Bogert Paul Lytle R. No. 2 Batavia Larry Carlier Ralph Lemon Owensville Imogene Wilson Leo Carlier R. No. 3 L. L. Rummell College of Agriculture and Experiment Station Cloyd S. Steimetz Libby-Owens Glass Company A. R. Mangus Donald F. Sullivan U. 8S Commission For Unesco Washington, D. C W. W. Hamilton Columbus

Fire House to Be Built at Batavia

The Batavia village council approved a new 24 by 40 foot fire house to be built on part of the Town Hall lot. Ralph Murphy and Earl Erion will supervise. The concrete structure will house village and township fire trucks and an office for the mayor and council. Original municipal plans were altered due to high costs.

Batavia Ralph Murphy Earl Erion

Judge's Daughter Marries in Batavia Chapel

Miss Rosemary Halbisch daughter of Clermont County Probate Judge Orville Halbisch married Victor Mack Gribbett son of Mr and Mrs Byron Cribbett in Batavia Catholic Church chapel. Ceremony at 635 pm attended by immediate family. The couple honeymooned at Virginia Beach and will reside with the judge and his wife upon returning while plans are made for a home. Miss Halbisch is Batavia High School graduate and will continue courthouse work. Mr Cribbett is Williamsburg High School graduate studying at Wilmington College.

Rosemary Halbisch Clermont County Orville Halbisch Victor Mack Gribbett Byron Cribbett Williamsburg Thomas Coleman Batavia Lois Brion David Cribbett Virginia Beach Judge Halbisch

Delegates Named to Civil Service Employees Convention

Ralph Parker deputy to the Clermont County Clerk of Courts and Richard G Knause of Amelia were named delegates to the Annual Convention of Civil Service Employees to be held in Columbus October 30 31 They represent Clermont County at a meeting of the local unit The Clermont County chapter has about 100 members Parker is president Knause secretary treasurer Anstaett first vice president Lindsey and Mosbacker second and third vice presidents Mt Pisgah church hosts homecoming Sept 19 Sunday School 1030 basket dinner noon church service followed by a post noon meeting to select delegates

A. H. Theis Summerside Ohio Chicago Michigan Pittsburgh Hamilton Clermont Ralph Parker Clermont County Richard G. Knause Amelia Civil Service Columbus Parker Knause Edgar Anstaett Allen Lindsey Elton Mosbacker Mt. Pisgah

Ohio World War II Compensation Fund pays out 140 million

State of Ohio disbursed 140 million in bonuses to more than 435,000 veterans and next of kin across 88 counties from April 28 to August 31, 1948. Clermont County saw 1,822 claims totaling 562,018.78, with daily payments around 1,000. Next of kin claims totaled 1,186,387.72 averaging 385 each, handled by a special section to speed processing.

State of Ohio Chester W. Goble Goble E Jt

Also Mentioned on This Page

Beagle By Earle Kincaid Stonelick Dam Stonelick Edenton Mountaineer Construction Company The Batavia Garden Club Armory Edgar Mosbacker Hugh ©. Nichols Earl Fishback Jean Laffleur Doris South Legion Garden Club
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