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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1957

Page

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Twins Stamp New Richmond School With Family Pairs

Enrollment review reveals three sets of twins Pamela and Carl Goldbach with David and Donald Hawkins in morning class. Michael and Mitchell Jacobs in afterschool. Two Wildey sisters Roberta and Kay teach together, Ada and Mary Alice Gash join the faculty, and their mother teaches in Kentucky. The Godman sisters Sue and Mary also work there, plus three husband and wife pairs on staff.

New Richmond New Richmond School Roberta Wildey Windle Kay Wildey Ada Gash Mary Alice Salvisa Ada Kentucky Sue Mary Godman Mary

Civic Center to Serve Miami Township Fire Dept

Charles J. Eades of the Northwest Clermont County Civic Association says the Civic Center on Guinea Park near Route 28 must gain funds and labor to finish the building that will house the volunteer fire department. About $3,000 already spent, another similar amount needed for roof, concrete, and interior finishing. steel girders ordered, roof near. Pictured are Harry Wissman and Arthur Blake, donors who provided the site and aid.

Charles J. Eades Northwest Clermont County Civic Association Civic Center Miami Township Guinea Pk Rt. 28 Eades Harry Wissman Arthur Blake

Headline ethics quoted by Mt Carmel officials on Rt 74 relief

Mt Carmel officials object to a Courier headline about the Rt 74 relocation. G D Ackerman and L B Gamble say the by pass is the lesser evil and that a four lane through Mt Carmel would require wiping out buildings on one side. Ed Wimmer and others note editorials are not the paper’s view.

Mt. Carmel Business Association Courier Rt. 74 G. D. Ackerman L. B. Gamble Ed Wimmer Ackerman Gamble Wimmer Carmel

Bethel church snake handling demonstration halted by deputies

Deputies Jake Laffleur and Charles E. McNutt broke up a planned rattlesnake demonstration at The Holiness Church on Spring Street Bethel after a Germantown Kentucky visitor was refused departure. About 75 worshippers, many from Dayton Hamilton and Kentucky, left as authorities asserted no snake handling would occur. Deacon John Brockman had asked for help after failing to persuade the guest to leave.

Bethel Holiness Spring St Jake Laffleur Charles E. McNutt Germantown McNutt Dayton Hamilton Kentucky Sheriff's Office John Brockman Brockman Sheriff’s Office

Voter Registration Sites Named September 25 Deadline

The Clermont County Board of Elections lists branch registration sites at Summerside fire house Willi amsville Locust Corner Town Hall Loveland Village Town Hall Milford Village Town Hall and Goshen school with two sessions on Sept 21 and Sept 25 from 10 am to 2 pm and 4 pm to 9 pm Those new or moved residents must register before the November election existing registrants need not re register Batavia office hours are 9 am to 4 pm weekdays and 9 am to 12 noon Saturdays

Clermont County Board of Elections Summerside Williamsville Locust Corner Loveland Village Milford Village Goshen School John L. Watson Board of Elections Batavia

Baron Boosters to Meet Amelia

The Baron Boosters hold an organizational meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday September 25 in the school auditorium. Parents of all athletes and others interested in the school athletic program are urged to attend.

Baron Boosters Amelia—The Baron Boosters

Actions Speak Louder Than Words in Courtroom Testimony

A deposition reveals how deeds, not promises, shape a high stakes civil suit. Attorneys recount past decisions, witnesses emphasize conduct over rhetoric, and the judge weighs credibility and motive amid complex evidence.

Clermont County Cancer Unit Surpasses Fundraising Goal

The Clermont County Cancer Unit exceeded its $4000 goal by raising 4968.62 in this year’s campaign. Half stays in the county, with the remainder allocated to state and national headquarters. President Mrs. Margaret Summers praised volunteers and organizers for a well planned drive.

Clermont County Cancer Unit Clermont County Court House Batavia Margaret Summers William R. Owens Laura Dean Clermont County

Fathers Daughters To Meet In Withamsville Coffee

Five intermediate Girl Scout troops in Withamsville will host a Father Daughter Coffee at 4 p m September 22 at the Withamsville Fire House. Each troop will take part in the program and provide and serve refreshments. Fathers are urged to attend with their daughters.

Withamsville

Sports Movies On Club Program

Mt. Carmel Glen Este Boosters Club will meet at 8 p.m. September 27 in the school auditorium. The program features films from the 1956 World Series and the 1957 All-Star Game. Public invited.

Mt, Carmel Mt. Carmel-Glen Este

School Head Dies at 52 in Owensville

Owensville High School principal Ralph J. Lemon died at Bethesda Hospital after a heart attack. Funeral and burial set for Friday at Maham funeral home in Williamsburg with Masonic services tonight. Lemon, a 1927 Wilmington College graduate, served as teacher coach and principal, and was to lead the new Northeastern high school. He is survived by his wife Mary three sons Ralph Jr Jack Benny and two grandchildren.

Owensville Ralph J. Lemon Owensville High School Bethesda Hospital Maham Williamsburg Lemon Wilmington College Northeastern Farm Bureau Youth Council Mary Ralph Jr Jack Benny

Mailbox Thefts Under Probe in Clough Pike Area

Sheriff Clyde Dericks and postal authorities investigate a Sunday night theft of 12 mailboxes on Clough Pike near Glen Este Road. Seven more boxes were found at the driveway of Jean Hill. Postmaster Art Hill warns tampering is a federal offense and suspects will face full penalties. a history notes 30 boxes stolen or destroyed in Owensville area over the past year.

Clyde B. Dericks Clough Pike Art Hill Batavia John R. Jurgensen Glen Este Rd Dericks Jean Hill Hill Owensville

Man Bound Over In Morals Case Involving Children

Charles Smith, 53, of 3535 Columbia Parkway Cincinnati, bound over to Clermont County Grand Jury on two charges of taking indecent liberties with minors involving two New Richmond girls ages seven and 11. Mothers filed charges. prosecutor Ralph Hill said grand jury will hear case in about three months. Smith jailed on $1000 bond each charge.

Charles Smith Columbia Parkway Cincinnati Clermont County Grand Jury New Richmond Ralph Hill Batavia J. F. Paschal Smith

Stow Learning Children May Be In Special Classes

Clermont County school leaders and County Board of Education members will convene September 24 at 1:30 p.m. in the county superintendent's office to discuss forming classes for slow learning children. State psychologist P. O. Wagner will attend and participate. If feasible, teachers will be sought to start the program within the Clermont County system.

Clermont County County Board of Education P. O. Wagner

County hospital bond drive gains medical backing

Dr. Philip R. Dobert and Dr. James MacMillan urged Clermont County voters to approve a $2 million bond for a county hospital saying staff shortages can be eased. Dr. Henry Ryder and local nurses backed the plan as engineers presented flexible one floor plans and a five acre site. County officials pledged Hill Burton eligibility with 33 percent of costs and named Hubert Nead chair of the booster group.

Philip R. Dobert Batavia James MacMillan Milford Henry Ryder Cincinnati Ryder Clermont County Jess Ashley Dobert Zenas Anstaett Don Ison Charles Clark Ison Hubert Nead Rt. 6 Morris Feldman Joseph Remley G. Leonard Rt. G

Polk Backs Federal Building Plan for Batavia

Congressman James G. Polk urges a single modern federal complex in Batavia to replace the aging post office and courthouse annex. H C Rumble of the Post Office Department says the idea will be studied with General Services Administration, aiming to house all federal agencies in one building as Batavia grows.

James G. Polk H. C. Rumble Cincinnati Post Office Department John C. Meinhart Polk Clermont County Board of Commissioners Batavia General Services Administration Post Office Rumble Court House Annex Ohio

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