Batavia churches plan Christmas services and events
The Batavia community schedules a joint Christmas lighting service December 8 with Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church, Batavia Fellowship of Protestant Churches, and Batavia Businessmen featuring Father John Coughlin, Rev. Glenn Black, Holy Trinity Junior Choir, and Batavia High School brass. Other church events include a skating party December 7, church youth and adult meetings, Sunday school programs, budget canvass, Bible Sunday observance, and multiple Christmas activities across First Methodist, EUB, and related groups.
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Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church
Batavia Fellowship of Protestant
Batavia
John Coughlin
Holy Trinity Church
Glenn Black
Batavia Fellowship
Helen Lahmann
Marcella Patchel
Jean Sexton
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Society
Beck
Wilmington
Wilmington Methodist Church
John Benson
America Methodist Church
EUB Church Universal Bible
American Bible Society
Walter Bauer
Fred Ungelhuem
Carl Ungelhuem
Eugene Jones
Neal Bissantz
Congregational and Corporation
Woman’s Association
van Horn
Hugh C. Nichols
Harold Nichols
James M.griffith, II
Hubert Cobler
William F. Woods
Thanksgiving gatherings and visits across Owensville area
Local families hosted and visited relatives during Thanksgiving. A Washington DC trip to view President Kennedy in state was noted by several residents. The WSCS Salem Pike Methodist Church announces a roast beef supper and Christmas bazaar on Dec 7 with dinner served from 5 to 7 30 p.m.
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MT. Washington
WSCS
Salem Pike Methodist Church
Salem and Sutton Rds
Locust Corner Methodist fish fry and bazaar set for December 7
The WSCS of Locust Corner Methodist Church sponsors a fish fry and Christmas bazaar at Pierce Elementary School on Saturday December 7 starting at 5 30 p m. Proceeds benefit church programs and community outreach.
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Locust Corner
WSCS
Locust Corner Methodist Church
Pierce
Swanners Purchase Milford Home From Florea
Milford Ohio area report says Jerry and Annette Swanner bought the Gordon T. Howard residence at 18 Menno Dr from Florea Realtors. Associates Dell Terrell and Joyce Werner noted the Howards, who lived there six years, are moving to Indiana. Swanner works for Dover Elevator.
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Milford
Gordon T. Howard
Menno Dr
Jerry and
Annette Swanner
Donald R. Florea
Dell Terrell
Joyce Werner
Howard
Indi Ind
Joyce
Ar Jay
Swanner
Dover Elevator
Midnight Mary tops chart notes in New York music roundups
Joey Powers, 24, allied with Artie Wayne after moving from his hometown with Perry Como to NBC, aiming to parlay singing and songwriting into hits. His single Midnight Mary climbs the Hot 100 to No 58 this week as he pursues full-time music.
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Joey Powers
Perry Como
New York
Como
John Hills
NBC Television
Dion
Artie Wayne
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