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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1947
Page
8
Local craft ad invites paper hanging services by Harry J McCann at Winnipeg address 3383 sample work shown with guarantee. price listed 51 2 6.
From New York Kay Hamilton previews Frostmann Woolens spring fabrics including gabardines doeskin flannel worsted suitings velour tweeds and serge with Porosa dress crepe returning after six years. Frostmann Blossoms range from Zinnia Mignonette Thistledown Harebell Lotus Salvia Poppy and Calla Lily with Skipper navy and Toast tones shaping coats and suits.
Milford observed two weddings in December. Miss Willa Schellenger and Mr. Leslie Raymond Dumford wed at Milford Methodist Church with Rev. E R Rector officiating, followed by a reception at Schellenger home. The couple will reside on Center Street. In Portsmouth Ohio on Sunday December 22, Miss Carroll Ruth Turrell married Mr. Lawrence Tourkon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Barrett formerly of Milford, who will pursue a medical degree in Columbus. Nina Campbell and Emma Odoms returned home after visits.
A portrait of Clermont County history highlighting figures who achieved national or regional prominence beyond Ohio. It lists educators clerics and public leaders including David Swing Frank Gunsaulus Byron Williams John Pattison Frank B Dyer and others with notes on their roles in education religion law and public life.
Workmen clear lower limbs along streets in Batavia to improve street lighting as part of a village council approved project with Cincinnati Gas and Electric. A new lighting contract funds tree trimming by another firm to enhance illumination in central blocks.
Funeral services were held Saturday at White Funeral Home in New Richmond for William N. Smysor of Point Isabel. After several months illness he died Wednesday at his home. He is survived by his widow Mrs. Etta Smysor.
An old advertisement touts relief from piles with Itch Tallow and camphor priced at 25 cents, claiming quick comfort. It lists drug stores as places to buy the remedy.
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