Car Crash at Dodge Theatre Ends in Fines
A car driven by Jean Boaz crashed into the Dodge Theatre last Saturday morning causing damage to stone pillars and three lobby glass doors. Owner Jack Hill and Boaz were fined $63.00 on.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1950
Page
5
A car driven by Jean Boaz crashed into the Dodge Theatre last Saturday morning causing damage to stone pillars and three lobby glass doors. Owner Jack Hill and Boaz were fined $63.00 on.
The clipping notes driving without license and reckless operation charges. It mentions repairs to a building and various visits to Lookout House. It lists patients at Cincinnati Hospital and reflects on family guests from Glenn Springs Kentucky. It records funeral services for Mrs Linda Young and Mrs Cordilla Riddle with survivors noted and locations in Ohio and Kentucky.
Emma Runte of Newtown Garden Club and Mrs. Rus sell F Speidel of Batavia Garden Club will chair the judges for the Daffodil and Tulip Show at Mariemont Inn on Thursday April 20. The event is sponsored by the Association of Garden Clubs.
Ohio residents report the move of Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. Bickel who sold their Newtown house and relocated to a new residence near Bethel. Delegates and visits are noted with Mrs. Robert Lemon attending a Royal Neighbors convention in Akron and other relatives visiting kin in Madisonville Steubanville and around Ohio.
The twenty eighth annual conference of the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers Inc was held at Wilson Junior High School in Hamilton on Tuesday April 18. Sixteen Clermont County delegates attended as the program theme Youth at the Helm was presented. An afternoon address The Hand at the Helm was delivered by Rev Genn E Copeland with theme presented by Mrs Russell C Bickel President of the state organization.
Earl Eastwood of Bethel, candidate for State Representative in the primary, is home from the hospital and convalescing at his residence. His physician says he will be out again within two to three weeks but cannot campaign in the primary.
The Newtonsville Home Demonstration Club held a full day meeting at Mrs. Robert Williams home on Wednesday April 5. Members brought lunch, conducted a morning business session, and worked on projects in the afternoon. One dress form began and two were finished. The group plans to meet again on the first Wednesday in May.
Mrs. Woerner of Kenilworth Avenue Ohio reports losing 35 pounds in under four months using Rennel Concentrate. She, age 60, says the product helped her feel younger and kept hunger at bay. Many others share similar results.
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