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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1951
Page
2
The Williamsburg Garden Club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs Earl Howland's home. Mrs James Anstaett served as co host. The gathering focused on pests as the meeting theme.
Veterinarians E S Emerson of Batavia and J C Fitzpatrick of Amelia are listed as expected registrants for the 67th annual convention of the Ohio State Veterinary Medical Association in Columbus January 3 to 5. Top billing goes to a panel on the role of veterinarians in a national emergency with Dr C D Van Houwelling of the American Veterinary Medical Association in Chicago as speaker.
Caution urged as axe use rises in Ohio with seasonal wood chopping. Warns to clear overhead obstructions and secure the head before swinging to prevent accidents and injuries.
The guidance emphasizes never letting anyone stand in line with an axe while chopping. It also recommends a definite, secure place to store the axe and all other hand tools when not in use.
Miss Norma Jean Proud, daughter of Mrs Nellie Proud of Cozzadale Route 1, a freshman at Wharton College, was elected from nine candidates to represent her class in the college student senate. A Milford High School graduate of 1950, she majors in physical education and plans to teach.
The Frank W. Weaver Post 237 American Legion and Auxiliary welcomes new members Charles E. Wolf Thomas Weithorn Herman Creamer George R. Woodruff David C. Hughey Louis H. Shinkle and lists the post debt at 9600 dollars with 138.41 in the kitty to buy a television set. Donations to Harold Nichols or Dick Jamieson are welcome to raise the amount.
The First National Bank of Love sues J. C. Hornsby et al for 986 dollars. Donald H. Rolf represents plaintiff Edwin L. Hines in suit against Raymond Marsh for 5000 dollars damages. Rose Holland sues John Holland for divorce and alimony. Batavia R 2 seeks 25000 dollars damages. Attorneys listed include Nichols Speidel Nichols and Walker Bradford.
Marriages recorded include Edgar Mosbacker with Janis Wile in Afton and others with ages ranging from 16 to 44 across Cincinnati, Newtonsville, Loveland, Hamersville, Bethel, Williamsburg, Milford, and Mt. healthy. Estates list transfers and administrations including Bertha Rieke and Sophia Clare, with real estate transfers to spouses or heirs and filings of probate, administration, and tax statuses.
Real estate transfers include Harold King Ayres to George Woodruff in Batavia Township and multiple transfers in Jackson and Miami Townships. Notable deeds show parcels such as 99.28 acres in Jackson Township and lot 409 in New Richmond exchanged between Frank Strasinger Richard Ware and buyers Richard Ruth Ware. Additional transfers involve Clara Reed, Roberta Schott, and Albert Philhower in Milford and Branch Hill with several parcel identifiers.
Here Am I Society members chose Mrs. S. T. Bateman as president Miss Nora Gauche as vice president Miss Charlotte Lotz as secretary and Mrs. Omar Leming as treasurer at a meeting last Thursday at Mrs. Roy Steelman’s home They will be installed at the January meeting. The Milford Garden Club will meet Friday at Miss Dorothy Greene’s home on Garfield Avenue with roll call quotes from the Bible Mrs Lillian Buckingham will speak on Flowers Celestial and Terrestrial.
Chairman of the hostess committee Mrs Louis Eigher was moved from Our Lady of Mercy Hospital to Christ Hospital. Mrs Addie Stewart aged 91 celebrated New Year’s Day birthday while living in Augusta. Shirley Scott has been homebound by illness. Ronnie Wiley recovering from a fractured collarbone. Dolores Elaine Allison engaged to William McCoy with wedding date not set. Rev E R Rector Christmas in Springfield Ohio with daughter Wayne Vannershall family. Capt Harold E Brown of U S Engineers Corps visiting relatives. stationed Ft Knox Kentucky.
The candlelight double ring wedding of Ruth Bissantz and William B McCormick took place December 29 at the E U B Church with Rev G W Ducknall officiating. A reception followed at the church social rooms before the couple departed by plane for New Orleans. They will reside in Biloxi Mississippi while the groom studies electronics and radar at Keesler Air Base.
Herb Renschke was elected president of the Clermont County Sportsmen Inc for 1951 at elections held Thursday December.
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