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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1949
Page
5
Mr and Mrs William Goebel Ellis wed in a candle light ceremony at Amelia Methodist Church on August 5. Mrs Ellis is formerly Helen Sue Johnson.
Miss J Mae Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Taylor and Carl R White son of Mr and Mrs Carl White were married at Amelia Methodist Church with Rev David Williams officiating. The bride was given in marriage by her brother Leonard of Tama Iowa. Alan White was best man with ushers Jerry White and Lester Taylor. Matron of honor was Mrs Pauline Huling. Attendants included Mrs Roselyn Adams Mr Washington and Miss Patricia Willis of Sarasota Florida. Music by Imo Hutson organist and John Chester Smith vocalist. A reception followed and the couple reside in Columbus Ohio.
Goshen School hosts a Labor Day homecoming in the cafeteria on Monday with 12 to 2 roast beef and baked ham dinners by reservation. Afternoon program precedes a baseball game. At 6 pm lunch, then a dance at 8:30 pm for Goshen Baseball Club fundraiser. Music by Mel Hayden. Older relatives from Wyoming visited Indian Lake last week.
Mr Ralph Applegate and family visited Sunday with Mr Donald Tigar and family. Mr and Mrs W H Conover spent Thursday with Mrs Iva Meek at Loveland. Mrs McMullen is ill at home here. W S C S plans a chicken dinner on Saturday August 27. Samantha Eltzroth visited Camargo with Mr and Mrs Foster Swigert. Rev and Mrs Zinn hosted their son and family from Pasadena at the Hill reunion in Ft Ancient. Dale Bradley returns home after surgery at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital. Locust Corner Grange to sponsor a big sale at Clermont Springs Dairy Bar Cherry Grove on Friday August 26 at 2 p.m.
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