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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1983
Page
6
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In Ormont County two hamlets Wig ginsville and Hennings Malls earned nicknames from trades and politics. Wig ginsville grew from a hatter joke naming the place Wigginsville in honor of South. Hennings Malls was called Coon Town for early Whig ties and pioneer life. Fire devastated the mills and chairs, ending major industrial revival after 1872.
Joni Kay Hutchinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Hubert A Hutchinson Williamsburg married Herman Nicholas Rotsching son of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Rotsching Cincinnati on May 14 at Mariemont Community Church. They plan to reside in Villa Hills Kentucky after a Barbados honeymoon. Both are Delta Airlines employees with the bride a Eastern Kentucky University graduate and the groom a University of Cincinnati graduate.
Milford-Miami Township Emergen cy Medical Service invites youths aged 15 to 20 to join a new Explorer Post. Meetings bi monthly at the Life Squad building on Wolfpen Pleasant Hill Road near Ohio 28. Contact Debbie Allen or Sally Morgan for details. The American Cancer Society of Clermont County hosts a dance at Shriners Oasis Club Loveland on Aug 13 from 9 p.m. Tickets are $9 with JP Fogg band and door prizes.
Community editor invites readers to send letters to the Canis address at 564 Batavia Pike Cincinnati Ohio with a phone number for verification. Include signature and return address. Letters may be edited for length and clarity before publication.
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