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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1951
Page
5
Revival series at Batavia Church of Christ runs September 3 to 15 led by Rev. Robert Shannon with Rev. Roy E. Barringer pastor and Ivor Odor directing music with Earl Sims at the piano. Evening services start at 8 p m every night including Saturdays.
Dr. Ralph B. Robbins of Williamsburg plans to open an office in his Gay Street home. He has practiced 25 years with his brother Dr. Ray C. Robbins in Cincinnati and is a Hamersville High School graduate, class of 1926.
A statement notes the individual graduated from the American School of Osteopathy in Kirksville Missouri, highlighting the completion of medical training at the historic institution.
James Balzhiser and Miss Ella Cox of Owensville were quietly married on Saturday August 25 with a small reception at the groom's sister Mrs Carl Owens home. They will reside in Newtonsville with sev eral relatives attending the State Fair trip by Ernest Jennings and Miss Lela Hartmetz.
Charles Meeker died Friday August 17 at his home in Loveland Ohio Services were held Monday August 20 with burial in Monroe Cemetery He is survived by his wife Bessie five sons Charles Wilmer Earl Kenneth and Robert and three daughters Mrs Gladys Malott May Hall and Mary Gluckmer James Toomey aged 85 died Wednesday at his Centerville Road home near Amelia A Requiem High Mass was offered at Holy Trinity Church Batavia Burial followed at St Joseph Cemetery Greensfield Sumner Powers funeral home handled arrangements
Word arrives of Luther Thornberry death in Albuquerque New Mexico. Former resident of Bantam his body is being returned there for burial with details limited to the move and final resting place.
Services were held for William Gravit 92 at Kennedy funeral home August 21 with burial at Point Isabel Cemetery. John F Lux 73 a retired farmer and Spanish American War veteran, died at Dayton Veterans Hospital. services were at Monroe funeral home Milford conducted by Rev C E Biffle. He leaves wife Matilda Lux three daughters Isabelle Morris Annabelle Mosher Virginia Hughes and son William Lux.
An investigator suggested giving each payee money upon receipt to standardize checks. Boner noted that in Clermont County the Aid for the Aged office had only one complaint from a home resident, which emerged as the complainant not being a pensioner and thus not issued a check.
Funeral services for George W. Roush were held Tuesday at Lew F. White Funeral Home in New Richmond with burial at Vesper Cemetery in Neville. Roush died at his Moscow home on Saturday August 18 and is survived by four sons Frank Kilby Michael and William.
Mrs Eileen Florida of Bethel aged 25 died Friday morning in Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati. She is survived by her husband Richard a son Michael her mother Mrs Clara Beatty two sisters Mrs Ira Browning and Mrs Frances Morgan and one brother Carl Beatty. Services were held at 2 p m Sunday at Kennedy funeral home.
The fourth annual Y. P. D. reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. Killin in Mt. Washington August 26. Miss Lou ies O Humphrey of Madisonville presided, Mr. George Kipp of Milford was elected president of the 1952 reunion, Miss Nellie Russell of Owensville named vice president, and Mr. Ray Liming of Lorado treasurer. Next year’s meeting will be held the third Sunday of September near Batavia.
Mrs Tarvin in Mt Holly visits Cincinnati sister and attends family gatherings. Claude Tarvin Jr and others attend LeBlond picnic at Stricker's Grove. Mrs Graydon Rief birthday surprise by sixteen relatives from Cincinnati and Kentucky. Mrs Belle Follow returns from a week in Mt Orab.
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