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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1952
Page
10
Thursday to Sunday visits are reported in Amelia with Roy Slater and son dining with E. B. Slater, William Wilson and Darwin Stout calling from Cincinnati, and Charles Stout hosting E. Reynolds and William Uhl with the Stout and Reynolds families.
Roll call notes Pfc Larry Puckett spending leave with parents in Batavia while attending Air Technical School in Jacksonville Fla. Pvt Robert J Lanham takes part in Exercise Frosty in Austria under harsh winter conditions near Salzhammergut mountains. Lanham, automatic rifleman, has been in Austria since September. To Be Released Pvt Henry Schlueter, son of Batavia residents, returns to U S from Japan after serving with the 64th Engineer Topography Battalion. Cpl William E Frithen, son of Georgetown residents, serving in Landshut Germany since November 1951. Three Clermont Countains among nearly 3000 Far East servicemen.
The WSCS of the Methodist Church met last week with Mrs. Herbert Mallzar. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Grossnickle and children of Blanchester visited the Slater family Saturday evening. Miss Marlene Wise visited with her father and stepmother at Glendale last weekend.
Bernard Caudill and Henry Shelton near Batavia bought two registered Ayrshires. The purchase was reported by the Ayrshire Breeders Association via Executive Secretary Chester C. Putney of Brandon Vermont.
I veterans arrive in Seattle last week aboard the Navy transport Marine Adder. They are PFC. ROBERT J. EVANS of Route 4 Loveland CPL. GEORGE J. MERRITT Route 3 Bethel and SGT. GLEN E. PERRY of Owensville.
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