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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1946

Page

3

Social hour in basement gathering

A basement social hour featured introductions among attendees with ice cream cake and coffee served.

Milford tightens traffic enforcement and zoning updates

Mayor Louis M. Kiewne fined three motorists for speeding and reckless driving. Horation Flint, Frederick Wood, and Elva V. Ward faced fines and costs after arrests by Police Chief Joseph Romohr. The village also adopted a new Cheviot style zoning ordinance guiding business and residential districts and requiring utilities before annexation.

Louis M. Kiewne Horation Flint Miami Avenue Terrace Park Frederick Wood Manning Ave Madisonville Elva Water Street Joseph Romohr Village Planning Commission Planning Commission I. E. Sanford Albert K. Buckingham Louis M. Kleine Elbert Judd Board of Education Raymond Erion

Fire Starts Prompt Framing of Local Brush Dump

Chief Kuhn says children started the blaze on the river bank near Clark and Riverside Avenues where brush had been dumped to prevent erosion. The three Clark Riverside homes of Gapiak Getz and Robins were mentioned in connection with the fire.

Clark Riverside Avenues Nicholas Gapiak Nicholas Getz George Robins Kuhn

Milford society sales and church notices lead spring events

Circle 1 of the Women’s Society of Christian Service hosts a Rummage Sale at the ICCF Hall this Friday. The society’s regular meeting at the church is Tuesday April 16 with a dessert luncheon at 1 PM. A Good Friday service is set for April 19 at the Methodist Church from 1 to 3 PM with ministers from Milford and Terrace Park. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Barnett relocate to Newport KY after winter with Mr Barnett’s parents. Milford Athletic Club completes grandstand and concession stand at Riverside Park and spreads over 250 yards of topsoil ahead of baseball season. A brush fire on the Little Miami bank threatens three Milford homes as firefighters battle the blaze for an hour with four hose lines. Funeral services for Millard Bryant, 37, of Buckwheat Road and a Chevrolet Co Norwood employee, are held at Monroe Funeral Home after a lung hemorrhage at Bethesda Hospital. He is survived by wife Nora and three sons Paul Jack and Glenn.

Women’s Society of Christian Service 1.C.C.F. Hall Milford Little Miami Victor J. Kuhn Millard Bryant Monroe Funeral Home Bryant Chevrolet Co Norwood Bethesda Hospital Buckwheat Road Nora Robinson Bryant Paul, Jack Glenn Bryant

Dayton Man Visits Mother Battling Illness at Relative’s Home

James Dennison of Dayton Ohio recently visited his mother who has been seriously ill at the home of another son Gus Dennison on Main Street.

James Dennison Dayton Ohio Gus Dennison Main

Summerside Youth Meeting at Summerside Methodist Church

A youth meeting was held Friday evening at the Summerside Methodist Church. Guests were members of the Columbia Church in Cincinnati. After devotionals and singing, participants...

Eagles’ Nest Arthur L. Daughters Kiwanis Club Summerside Methodist Church Columbia Church Cincinnati

East Hill Farm Woman's Club Meeting Report

The East Hill Farm Woman's Club met at Mrs. Olive Mosbacker’s home on April 4 with twelve members present led by Mrs. Erd. Roll call included household hints and a contest won by Mrs. Erd and Mrs. Day. The group sang, shared a lunch, and planned to meet in May with Mrs. Florence Salter.

East Hill Farm Woman's Club Olive Mosbacker Erd

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