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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1951
Page
9
Louis H. Moore received word last week that he had passed the Ohio State board examination for embalmers. A Batavia High School graduate, he is starting his professional career in the local funeral service.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams of near Williamsburg celebrated their 60th anniversary on November 18 at the same house where they began housekeeping in 1891. They have four children Lowell and Marion at home, Hazel Binning of Periitown, and Edna Maxwell of Alliance.
The Upper Clough Civic Club mailed Christmas cards with dollar bills to servicemen in the Clough Heights area. Cards were sent to Pvt Loriie Loaring Corp Jack Jurgensen H Tombs David Popp Corp Earl Elliot Pvt William Burke Donald L Brown Clifford Harris Pvt Ar.
First Baptist Church of Owensville airs The Voice of Bible Security each Sunday at 1230 PM conducted by Rev C W Jesse. The service from Owensville is transmitted via remote unit to Middletown and broadcast on WPFB. previously on WNOP Newport KY. Open to the public.
Thur Pullen along with Pfc Homer Dunn Jerry Lee Scott Harold McCord Pfc Hildreth Alexander and Donald Boggs were named officers for the coming year at last Wednesday's meeting The club then held a Friday night social to raise funds for the building fund.
Members of the Newtown Garden Club met at the Hotel Sheraton Gibson for the annual luncheon chaired by Ralph Crones with assistants Mrs. Alvin Hodges and Mrs. Malcolm Cox. Guest speaker Mrs. James Dolby spoke on Other People Seen Through Their Gardens.
Moore will work with his father W Stirling Moore, Batavia funeral director, after studying at the Cincinnati College of Embalming and attending Miami University.
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