BMOP Auxiliary Bake Sale in Amelia at Schatz's Pharmacy
The Women's Auxiliary BMOP Fire Department will host a bake sale at Schatz's Pharmacy in Amelia on Saturday at 10 a.m. Proceeds support department activities.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1952
Page
5
The Women's Auxiliary BMOP Fire Department will host a bake sale at Schatz's Pharmacy in Amelia on Saturday at 10 a.m. Proceeds support department activities.
Goshen senior class stages People Are Funny a three act comedy by Marguerite Kroger Phillips on April 16 at 8:00 p m in the school auditorium. Cast includes Connie Oldham Ethlyn Cooper Ceil Nichwitz Robert Winterberger William Lambert Joe Simpson Paul Ashcraft Jewel Wilder Joe Spaulding Naomi Ashcraft June Terwilliger Jack Turner Anne Kramer director.
The Home Builders Sunday School class met at Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tigars home Sunday evening with ten members present. The hostess served supper after the meeting. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Whalen and Mrs. W. H. Conover.
Deaths noted in Goshen resident Mr. Allen Tracy and Mrs. Vesper Saxton with sympathy extended to families. WSCS group to meet Thursday evening in the church social room. Boy Scout troop 46 plans skating party Wednesday evening. Conover couple called on friends at Moores Fork. Terwiliger Ross and Leslie listed as ill.
Easter services at the church will be held Sunday night at 7 30 with Greenberry and Marathon Sunday schools in charge. The pastor will conduct a baptismal service. Nearby residents visited and relatives dropped by for the weekend with local families.
Mr and Mrs Lafe Howell of Terrace Park along with Mr and Mrs Earl Howell and sons from Camp Dennison and Mr Charles Howell with son Teddy visited the C W Howell family over the weekend. Mrs Ralph Smithson and children of Columbus stay with her parents before moving to New York. Mrs Sam Zuckermann and son of Cleveland visit the Hugh Howell household. The Aiken family relocated to New Vienna. Thomas Hume and wife from Cincinnati and John Ohmer with daughter from Gallia Hill joined Russell Dennison and others Sunday plus H E Vanfleet visited Clough Pike and Mt Olive.
Amelia residents and relatives are listed visiting and hosting gatherings over the weekend. The piece notes visits by Mrs. Earl Huling Mrs. Leo Waggal Mr. and Mrs. A R Meyer Mrs. Harry Ward Mrs. E Monjar and others plus a Friday night Methodist class gathering and an Easter baker sale sponsored by the firemen's women's auxiliary at Schatz drug store.
A Madisonville family visited over the weekend with Mrs Bessie Far quar and Joan. Mr and Mrs Ed Jester of Cincinnati spent Saturday with Mrs Jenny Lawwell and Hollie. Mr and Mrs Chudleigh Lenz and daughter visited last week with Mr and Mrs Bedford Spear. Mr and Mrs Clarence Slater visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Ditchen.
Claude B Stevenson 79 of Hamersville died recently. Services were conducted Tuesday at Kennedy funeral home Bethel with burial in Neals Cemetery. Survived by his widow Dellzell and a daughter Mrs Emily Baugus of Hamersville.
Spring colds and flu linger in Bethel as residents like Harry Jackson return and John Morehead improves. Superintendent Donald Son remains in Bethesda Hospital with slight improvement. Gertie Armstrong continues to improve slowly. Gardening is stalled by rain while some plant lettuce, radishes, peas, and onion beds. The Sewing Club met at Lena Swing’s home with about a dozen members, followed by the Bethel Womans Club session at the Grant Memorial Building parlors.
Trustees petition the Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio to authorize quit claim deeds releasing restrictions on Epworth Heights parcels and to empower sale of remaining real estate. Hearing set for May 14 1952 with officers named as executors of the petition. Attorneys AUG ELDER and RIELLY represent petitioners.
Mrs L C Scott and Mrs M R Huggins hosted a reading evening featuring talks on The Power of Music and The Story of My Favorite Opera and its Composer. Miss Margaret Ann Culley performed PAGE FIVE piano music. Nearby, Edwin E Humphreys celebrated a birthday hosted by Leo V Kiester and relatives in McMurchy Lane.
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