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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
3
Partial OCR shows visits by families including Jack Smith and Don Edoman in Chicago, plans to travel to Houston, and vacations for Stanley and Ruth Ringle. It lists scattered finances, payrolls, and vendor entries, ending with a advertising prompt.
The Milford Bridge on U S 50 will receive two coats of paint and roadway repairs funded partly by the State Highway Department. Milford Mayor Louis M Kleine and Solicitor George D Murphy coordinated with Clermont and Hamilton County officials and the State Highway Department.
Mrs. Kennedy of Madisonville celebrated her birthday Saturday July 27 with a 6 o'clock dinner and gift shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams in Amelia. Mrs. Kelsey of St. Louis visits her son and family. A wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Daugherty was hosted by Mrs. Male at the Nelsons home with many gifts and refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Clinton Spurgeon and their daughter visited his brother Stanley Spurgeon and family in Walnut Hills. Pearl Preston performed at Pt Isabel. Cecil Gregware and family hosted his parents from Grand Rapids with grandson Rona Welch. The Gregware clan and guests visited Paul Coe in North College Hill. Dorothy Nagel and children from New York visit sister Mrs Carl Slye. Corporal Gilbert McMurchy of Norwood spent Sunday with his mother Eva McMurchy and Archie.
The Clermont County Commission met in Batavia Ohio on July 22 1946 in adjourned session with Manly A Hill Homer L Remley and Sam Ausman present. Minutes of the prior meeting were read and approved. Bills were presented examined and approved and the Auditor authorized to issue warrants on the County Treasury for the same.
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