St Philomena Church Weekday Masse Times
St Philomena Church Stonelick lists weekday Masses at 8 a.m. and weekend services at 8 and 10 a.m. Also notes additional masses on Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday at 8 a.m.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1947
Page
7
St Philomena Church Stonelick lists weekday Masses at 8 a.m. and weekend services at 8 and 10 a.m. Also notes additional masses on Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday at 8 a.m.
Multiple denominations announce weekly schedules including First Church of Christ Scientist in Forestville Afton Ohio Sunday School Stonelick Baptist Church Charles W Jessee pastor and Bible School at 9 45 am Evangelistic service 1 30 pm prayer and Bible study Wednesday 7 30 pm Christ Church Batavia Spring Street Batavia morning worship 9 30 am Bible School 10 30 am evening service 8 pm Amelia Methodist Church Taylor Chapel Methodist United Brethren Church S E Jenkins pastor listings include Sunday School worship service Christian Endeavor and midweek activities with times provided for all venues.
A compiled church notices page lists service times and pastors for Felicity Church of the Nazarene Amelia Baptist Batavia Methodist Batavia Presbyterian St Thomas More Batavia and Goshen Methodist. Key times include 10 30 a m morning worship and 7 00 p m evangelistic services with midweek prayer on Wednesdays.
Loren E. Holt serves as minister at the Church of Christ in New Richmond with a Communion service at 10 45 a m followed by Worship Service and an Evening Service.
Holy Trinity Church announces Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 am and weekday Masses on Tuesday and Friday at 8 am. The notice lists service times for parishioners and upcoming liturgical hours.
On March 20 1947 an inventory and appraisement of the estate of Emma Long deceased of Stonelick Township was filed in Batavia Ohio. The hearing is set for April 16 1947 at ten oclock in the forenoon. Any person may file exceptions at least five days before hearing or be barred. Probate Judge Orville W Halbisch Nichols Speidel Nichols Attorneys.
General Code notices announce Allan Rapp of Owensville Ohio named executor of Emma Long estate in Stonelick Township Clermont County Ohio creditors must file claims within four months. Also Marie B Meyer of Milford Ohio named executrix of Enno Meyer estate Clermont County dated March 31 1947 and March 31 1947 respectively.
General Code case details show Cartie C. Gilfillen of R R 1 New Richmond Ohio named executrix of the John G Gilfillen estate in Ohio Township Clermont County. Creditors must file claims by March 29. Lucian H. Dawson is attorney. Bt 4-17.
Helen Powers and Curtis attended a Presbyterian Convention in Knoxville. Mr and Mrs Richard Cropper and Miss Elenor Eckert visited in Lindale Ohio. Mrs Paul Colonel is ill in New Richmond. Lucinda Zimmermann of Neville Ohio visits Emery Brooks. John Dean attended funeral of aunt Mrs Stanley Neal in Moores Hill Indiana. D C Club hosted birthday for Mrs Charles May at Mrs John Haussermann home. Lulu Taylor co hosted. Sumner Powers visits Greenfield Ohio. Lew White returns after Cincinnati visit. William Knox hosts Mozie Hamilton birthday party. Sgt Lillian McElfresh visiting her parents in New Richmond.
Sgt. McElfresh stationed at Camp Custer Michigan will be sent to Camp Kilmer New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Charles Herbert announce the birth of a daughter at The Christ Hospital March 10. Collin Snyfer and Kenneth Colonel wed at the Bainum home with Rev Loren Holt officiating. They departed for a Chicago trip. New Richmond Chapter 475 Masonic Hall March 21 with Myrtle Dunn as inspecting officer. Buckeye Lodge F and AM No 150 inspection March 26. Mrs Sam Altman ill in Mt Zion. George Wilmoth funeral services March 16 White Funeral Home. Wilmoth died at home in Hammersville and his sister was Mrs Marie Buchanan. William Prine died March 15 in Neville. Linda Lee Woodruff daughter of Bruce Woodruff and granddaughter of Charles Woodruff died March 17 in San Angelo Texas. services March 21 at White Memorial Home New Richmond.
Mrs H B Smythe and Mr and Mrs Will Isaack entertained at dinner Sunday with visitors from Fairfax Clough Mt Washington and Glen Este. Joy Mary Warner Home Demonstration Agent will present at Olive Branch Church on Thursday April 3 from 1 to 2 o clock. Miss Sue Smythe spent the weekend with her parents.
Delayed Mr and Mrs James Morrison entertained his mother the same week. Mrs Charles McGuire attended the 4 H conference at Columbus last Thursday. Mrs Carter Combs and children spent Saturday in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Emmitt Creager and son called on Mrs Ed Hugh eey and family last Sunday. Mrs Frank Urban had as her guest last Thursday Mrs Will Isaacks.
The Happy Chums of Shalor Point held their last meeting at Lee Duncan's home on March 28 with twenty two men attending. Members joined the club and planned a project for next month. The next gathering is set for Janet Seurkamp's home on April 18 evening.
An Cincinnati stock yard firm Norris Brock Co promotes itself as a top live wire sales organization. It urges customers to join and references daily market reports on WHIO Dayton and WLW Cincinnati with dial-in numbers for updates.
J B Ireton operates a cattle and calf sales service from Union Stock Yards Cincinnati Ohio contact office in Cincinnati Ohio with phone listing Kirby 5062 for sales inquiries.
Card of thanks reads we appreciate the kindness and sympathy extended to us by neighbors and friends after a recent bereavement. The note thanks the community for condolences, visits, and support during the family’s time of loss.
In our bereavement we thank Rev Father McGurn for consoling message and William Moore funeral director for kindness and efficient management. Signed by Mrs Mary Zager and family.
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