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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1950
Page
5
The Batavia Recruiting Office announced several Countians have enlisted in the Regular Army and Air Force. Enlistees include Harold A. Mutschler Amelia Carl Humphries Amelia James R. Smith Sardinia Ralph J. Murphy Batavia Donald Kee see Winchester Roy Graybill New Richmond Gobel Marksber ry Goshen Lewis Boone Jr. Bethel Leonard Tatman Bethel.
A two week Vacation Bible School begins at Milford Church of Christ located at Garfield and Mill Streets. The closing session is set for Sunday evening at 7:45 on August 13.
Mrs Ada Fagin attended the Home Coming at Williamsburg last week after visiting relatives in Miami Florida Miss Frances Bur lew returned to her home from a stay elsewhere Mrs Ethel Wilson came back from a Knoxville Tenn visit last Thursday Mrs Kate Buerkle and Mrs Margaret Sprague spent a Sunday with Mr and Mrs G C Kirgan and family in Hamilton Ohio Mr and Mrs James Walker and family return from a vacation in Michigan
Aerie No. 2289 Clermont Eagle hosts District 21 gathering on Sunday August 6 at the Eagle Home on Main Street Batavia. State Chaplain Erwin I. Sigismund of Waverly, Ohio, will speak. Worthy President A. J. Tony Westpesser urges full local turnout.
In the Clermont County Baseball League second round, Amelia edged Goshen 2 to 1 and Williamsburg beat Loveland 4 to 3 while Mt. Crab downed Mt. Carmel 7 to 6. Batavia topped Fayetteville 12 to 5 and Daly’s defeated New Richmond 13 to 2. Blue Ash beat Saltair 10 to 9.
Community members host and visit in Moscow with guests from Bethel Arizona Ohio Indiana and Florida. Notices include condolences for Uncle Gottlieb Hettrick and updates on hospital recovery and a July baby birth. Rev Harold Sharp to preach weekend services and multiple family visits across towns are recorded.
Funeral services for Henry McIntyre were held Sunday afternoon at Gwaltney Funeral Home with burial at Mt. Pleasant. He died Friday evening at his home near town from a heart attack. Survived by widow, Grace of Cleveland Ohio, and Malcolm of Saltair. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Edward returned from a week vacation in upper Michigan. Mrs. Mary Baker remains confined to her home by illness.
A Saturday night fire destroyed the Davis family's Newtonsville home, leaving Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis and their seven children aged 4 to 14 with only their clothing. Red Cross assistance urged via Batavia 4111 or Hasten's Garage in Newtonsville.
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