Community Social at Stonelick Grove House
Friday evening April 2 at Stonelick Grove House an informal social with ice cream cake coffee and sandwiches. Proceeds support the local school. All welcome and invited.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1920
Page
8
Friday evening April 2 at Stonelick Grove House an informal social with ice cream cake coffee and sandwiches. Proceeds support the local school. All welcome and invited.
Multiple teachers including Cecelia Wageal Mary Bissante and Alice Jackson conduct lessons at Amelia Buford Loveland and Franklin with Anna Ungelhaem set to teach in Miamiville later. Mrs Reinhardt visits Supt Wattivon at Bethel and Miss Zitt visits Florence Gillaspie. Stowe's timber seminar yields 108 wood specimens.
All eighth grade pupils not otherwise provided for will take their graduation examination on Friday May 7 at designated township and local school locations. Successful students will receive graduation certificates from the County Superintendent. Examinations will be delivered at the time and diplomas may be issued by both county and local officials per a state request.
The obituary describes Sarah A Agin, born March 8 1834, dying April 4 190, detailing her large family, religious devotion, and long life of toil and trial. It notes her membership in the Williamsburg Methodist church for 76 years and her grace in prayer and testimony, ending with faith in the Resurrection promise.
William F. Allen of Milford died from injuries after a truck struck him in Cincinnati last week. He was buried at Greenlawn on Tuesday. He was the son of the late Frances H. Allen, Milford undertaker. Survived by a widow and an adopted daughter. Hamilton County coroner to investigate the death cause.
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