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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1967
Page
5
Entry deadline for the Milford Art Show is August 16. The event occurs Saturday August 26 from 10 am to 6 pm on the mall at Milford Shopping Center Ohio. Exhibits must be in place by 11 am. Entries are welcomed at the Milford Shopping Center office. A large number of pieces have already been entered.
Mt. Pisgah Methodist Church pastor Rev. John Lee announced two spiritual events at the church. On Sunday August 13 at 8 p.m. an account of the Holy Spirit in a native African boy will be featured, with services each evening August 14 through August 27 at 7 30 p.m. Lay evangelist Mr. John Fitch, owner and manager of IGA Grocery in Wilmore Kentucky, will speak. Public invited.
The First Baptist Church of Glen Este schedules an old fashioned open air meeting from August 17 to 20 at 7:30 pm each evening. Rev. Charles Harrison of New Richmond will be evangelist. Pastor J W Watson invites the public. services feature special singing by quartets duets and solos.
The Mt. Holly Hustlers 4 H Club lists a July filled with meetings on the 5th 12th 19th and 26th at various homes and a July 8 Chocolate Goodies Sale at Hartmans Pharmacy. A swimming party and wiener toast on July 28 preceded new member initiations and an August schedule including a style revue sewing judging and county fair.
On leave from duty are Air man 1/c Goebel Williams Jr. from Bunker Hill AFB Indiana with his parents Mr and Mrs Goebel Williams and Airman 1/c Jerry Snider from Seymour Johnson AFB North Carolina with his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Snider. The Robert Bigley family of Cleveland visits her parents Mr and Mrs Hugh McAfee. Mrs Ray Schuster hosted the garden club on Wednesday. Lucille Snider with her cousin Mrs Wayne Schobert of Milford drove to Lakewood Ohio to visit Mrs Stella Semrau and Mrs Irma Ireton and sister Mrs Lloyd Harlow of Bethel. Mrs Tufts and daughters of Mannville were visited last week. Mrs William Rosselot is on the sick list after a heart attack. Mr and Mrs Robert Cramer have returned from their honeymoon in New York Vermont Expo 67 and settled in their Hyde Park apartment.
Amelia residents return home from Christ Hospital and relatives gather for August events. BMO P picnic August 6 at Magers grounds, Longhauser Wolf reunion August 13. Birthdays and anniversaries listed, church youth week at First Amelia Baptist and Camp Sabina activities noted. Modern alchemy claim described as routine transistor making via soaking metal chips in an atomic pile.
Nancy Dean Nichols, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L. Nichols II of Batavia, will marry Roger Earl Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest E. Wood of Seattle, Washington. The ceremony is set for Saturday at St. Mark Episcopal Cathedral Chapel in Seattle, with the Very Reverend John C. Leffler officiating. Maid of honor is Cincinnati and best man is Gray Pedersen of Portland. Nancy is a Batavia High School graduate and Reed College student. Roger is also a Reed College student. Nancy is granddaughter of Judge Harold D. Nichols and Mrs. Nichols of Batavia and Dr. W. K. Sherman and Mrs. Sherman of Rehoboth Beach Delaware.
The Goshen Volunteer Fire Department announces its 13th annual carnival at the fire house grounds August 10-12. Parade begins Thursday at 7 PM with area fire departments and community groups. Prizes totaling 400 and 200 dollars plus other awards will be handed out as fireworks cap the event Saturday night.
Dr J C Rudd DVM of Felicity will speak on In sickness and in Health at the Cler mont Cat Club meeting in the YWCA Batavia at 2 00 p m on August 13. He will discuss cat disease treatment and prevention and serves as the club's vet for its first National Cat Show Sept 9 10 at New Richmond Elementary School.
Katharine Jarman reports on July 23 Mrs Clyde Edging tom of Blanchester visiting Mrs Hugh Donovan in Neville and other relatives joining. Henry Brooks and Kenneth Dono Neville visit Ashland Kentucky for a Sunday with kin. WSCS July meeting at church planned August meeting omitted with Ruth Jones and Virginia Blackburn providing music. A basket picnic followed with many relatives present and July 30 Christian Service on the Homefront praying for Divine Guidance in America.
The Mt. Carmel Garden Club will meet Tuesday August 15 at Mrs. Calvin Richolt home. On Saturday August 12 members plan a bake sale at McAlpins in Cherry Grove from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. A later note discusses asthma triggers and a related disease.
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