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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1951
Page
4
Paul Barger 19 of Moscow Route 1 faces Clermont County Grand Jury indictment for stealing seven steers from a Bethel area farm. His alleged partner, 17, has pleaded guilty in juvenile court and awaits sentence after the incident reported by John T. Bee.
The juvenile faced Justice A. Co. Munden and was held on a $1,000 bond after pleading innocent. Sheriff Dericks arrested him last week. Judge Orville Halbisch accepted a guilty plea with sentence withheld pending investigation and Grand Jury verdict. Barger is accused of aiding the teen in cattle theft and sales.
Lloyd Taylor of Madisonville will be the afternoon speaker at the Monterey Christian Church Homecoming. The program begins at 10 a.m. with a Bible study and worship service.
Clermont County sportsmen sponsor a four party farmer sportsmen meeting to be held Thursday September 21 at 8 pm at the club house three miles south of Batavia Roy E Battles WLW Farm Program Director will be the principal speaker The program includes motion pictures and entertainment followed by a fish fry Everyone is welcome The Batavia Junior Woman's Club meets tonight at the Presbyterian Fellowship Hall for guest night Hostesses are Mrs Virginia Emerson Mrs Helen Reynolds Mrs Nell Lansing and Mrs Ellen Remley
Mayor J. F. Paschal fined five motorists on driving charges in his court on Tuesday. Samuel Simpson 10 Batavia was fined 100 dollars and costs and suspended from driving six months. Raymond E Clark Cincinnati paid 50 dollars. Wilson Luckey 35 Bethel Route 3 was fined 50 dollars and costs for drunken driving. Two Cincinnati motorists August Roth and Ralph Caterhill were fined 10 dollars each for driving without licenses. Charles W Parker Batavia had his case continued after a drunken driving charge following a ditch crash on Water Street.
Deputies Mr and Mrs Carl Anstaett will inspect Marathon Grange tomorrow night at 8 30. An exemplification of one degree will be administered by the Grange new team. A card party at St Philomenas Church Stonelick Sunday 8 15 p m invites all.
Clermont County Ohio邀bers seek sealed bids by Oct 8 for project 11-01 Be sod Concord Part Williamsburg Tate line Clover Creek Bridge upgrade. Work includes grading ditching slope paving culvert pipe stone and gravel placement and rolling per county plans. Bonds required and bidding rules set by county commissioners.
Thieves used stolen cars to travel from Cincinnati to West Virginia with no fuel expense and stole William Duchemin's vehicle last Wednesday night. The car was found abandoned in Athens. two colored servicemen were seen near the scene. A second Cincinnati car was later found in a ditch, with ignition wires connected by a metal ring. Both cars were out of gas when recovered. Separate burglaries in Cra ver Road, Route 222 camp, and Route 50 residence yielded a radio, air rifle, wrist watch, top coat, fishing tackle, and about $100 in value onsite.
Pomona Grange will meet at Monroe Grange Hall on Saturday September 29 at 7 p m A pot luck supper will be served The Home Economics committee will hold a contest featuring odd necklaces
Batavia Grange will meet at 8 o'clock this evening. An inspection is scheduled for October 18.
On September 13 2351 an Inventory and Appraisement of the estate of George Butler deceased of Union Township was filed in this court. The hearing is set for October 10 1951 at 10 in the forenoon. Those wishing to file exceptions must do so at least five days before the hearing or be barred. Probate Judge Orville W Halbisch t Batavia Ohio. Walker and Bradford Attorneys.
The Intermediate Girl Scouts Troop 1 of Batavia announce a rummage and bake sale to raise funds. Christmas corsages will be sold starting December 1 and donations to the Scout fund are welcomed.
Clermont County Parent-Teachers Association holds its first meeting at 8 p m Monday in Goshen School auditorium. Membership chairmen and committees are urged to attend. Mrs Curnut of Dayton will discuss membership and several musical selections will be performed by the Mothersingers of Goshen.
Norman J. Dempsey Route 11 New Richmond Charles A. Winkle Route 3 Bethel Cary P. Hutch inson Route 1 Williamsburg Charlies F. Creighton formerly Felicity now in Cincinnati Carl R. Van Camp Route 1 New Richmond Mathew E. Jillian Route 3 Loveland Han ford A. Thirey Milford
The notice profiles Charles Reinhardt, former Philadelphia journalist associated with the Gazette and Batavia work, who wrote for Atlantic City and Annapolis papers. It notes his Penn education, 1950 graduation, WWII Navy service on LSTs, a 1948 France stay, and his father Robert Reinhardt, a noted Philadelphia journalist and Saturday Evening Post contributor.
The Goshen Local School District in Warren and Clermont counties Ohio seeks a $215000 bond issue for land purchase fireproof school building and equipment. Bonds run up to 24 years with an estimated tax rate of 3.85 mills. A 55 percent affirmative vote is required. Polls open 6:30 am to 6:39 pm EST on election day.
Mary Holste of Loveland Ohio has been duly appointed Administratix of the estate of Edward Holste deceased. Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months. Dated September 13 1961. Probate Judge Orville W Halbisch of Clermont County Ohio.
The Batavia Presbyterian Church hosts a Fall Festival Supper on September 26 in the Fellowship Hall. The event features cafeteria style meat service and a country store, organized by the Women’s Association. Supper will be served starting at 5 o’clock.
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