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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1973
Page
11
The Milford Junior-Senior High School PTA will meet on Wednesday February 14 at 7 30 P M in the junior high to discuss the mini course program in detail and plans to expand it next year. Following the discussion, PTA unit evaluation and suggestions will be considered. Parents are urged to attend this informative meeting.
The Camelot League of the Ohio Child Conservation League plans a meeting at 8p.m. on Tuesday February 13 at Mrs Charles Darker home with Mrs Terry Landis as co host. A guest speaker from Alcoholics was invited at the January meeting at Mrs Davey Smiths home. The OCCL Federation luncheon is set for Saturday February 17 at Beverly Hills at 1130 a.m. Camelot members will bring crafts and baked goods to raise funds for Holmes House and Western Area Dental Clinic.
Doris Wood outlines summer bookmobile planning with two routes targeting children from winter stops and rural areas. The piece discusses testing new stops and summer programs like reading clubs and story hours, inviting suggestions for county locations and programs.
Sophomores from McNicholas High School plan a five day trip from Cincinnati to Washington D C area. About 80 students depart after a basketball game on February 17 return February 21 with tours of Georgetown Mt Vernon Smithsonian Naval Academy Capitol White House and FBI visit.
The Southeastern Ecumenical Ministry and St. Timothy's Episcopal Church offer a course titled The Narrow Ridge during the fourth February weekend. Reservations are taken by Ann Lehman at 752-0040 with a five dollar fee. Classes run Friday evening February 23 through Sunday February 25, featuring leaders Madeline Richmond Barbara Witmeyer and Bob Stock and a city tour including the Washington and Lincoln Monuments with return to Cincinnati on February 21.
Miami Miamiville schools hosted a PTA sponsored event with Billy the Bookworm. Students in grades 1 to 5 donated books to a green worm display, then chose a book to keep at week’s end. Special thanks to Mrs. Hunter for providing Billy.
A soil inventory report for Clermont County is published by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources division of lands and soil. It details soil types and locations, includes a multicolor map, and provides crop yield, slope, and soil management data for engineers, builders, contractors and farmers. Progress Report No. 37 is available free from the Soil and Water Conservation District Office in Batavia or the Clermont County Extension Office, and from the ODNR in Columbus.
Violet McGuire Meguire 307 Buckwheat Rd Milford died Tuesday Feb 6 at Our There will be visitation Thursday evening 6 to 9 p m at Craver Hookam Funeral Home. Funeral Friday at 10 am burial Greenlawn Cemetery She leaves one daughter Leah Board Martinsville Ohio a granddaughter Thelma Godlove and a grandson Charles Board She was wife of the late Charles Meguire.
Brenda Sue Rothan a Milford High School graduate and Milford PTA scholarship recipient attends Cincinnati Bible Seminary majoring in Christian Education. She plans four years at the school then transfer to a university. She earned a 3.7 average and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rothan of Milford.
Obituaries and funeral notices for Harvey Lloyd James Spence Sybil McFarlan George Bower Terry Martin Marshall Sentman Julia Bowyer Christopher Timpe Florence Cole and others list survivors, residences, and burial details across Milford Goshen Batavia Williamsburg and Loveland areas. Surviving relatives include spouses children and siblings with cemetery and funeral home arrangements noted.
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