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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1946
Page
7
Batavia Holy Trinity Church advertises Sunday masses at 8 and 10 am with weekday services on Tuesday and Friday at 8 am and a Thursday 2 pm Rosary for Peace. St. Philomena Church Tonelic offers Sunday mass at 8 am and weekday masses on Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday at 8 am.
The Church of Christ, Forestville extends a cordial invitation to all to attend services and use available meeting spaces.
The Peen Church in Ohio announces Sunday schedule starting with Sunday School at 1 30 p m followed by a preaching service at 2 45 p m and an evening service at 7 45 p m A prayer meeting is set for Thursday night at 7 45 p m.
The Stonelick Baptist Church invites the community to Bible School at 9:45 A M Worship at 11 A M Evangelistic Service at 7:45 P M Prayer and Bible Study on Wednesday at 7:45 P M Pastor Charles W Jessee leads the church in Stonelick Valley.
Church of Christ in Batavia announces Morning Worship at 9 30 and Evening Services at 8 with Bible School at 10 30. EL Edsil Dale and Rev J A Shirer are listed as ministers and I E Jenkins as minister for the church noted with midweek prayer and Christian Endeavor meetings.
The Amelia Baptist Church holds morning worship at 9 30 led by Rev John C Doyle with Rev A C Rainsburger as pastor and Batavia Methodist Sunday School hours noted in service assesssion.
Batavia Presbyterian Church announces worship at 9 30 A M and 10 45 A M with Rev Walter Zeanah serving as pastor.
New Richmond Lions overwhelmed Felicity 57 22 on Friday night at New Richmond. Ithardt led with 21 points for New Richmond while Masters tallied eight for Felicity. The preliminary game ended 42 13 in favor of New Richmond.
Loveland residents share year start events including a cinema program with Miss Margaret Cones piano selections and Youth Fellowship at Loveland Methodist Church. Obituaries note C Roy Snell’s death in Madeira Ohio aged 52 and details of survivors.
Mrs Mabel Blair Ertel widow of Earl E Ertel died at her Cincinnati home on Saturday January 5 She was a former Loveland resident and a member of the Eastern Star Funeral services were held Tuesday in Blue Ash. The Loveland Parent Teachers Association meeting on Tuesday January 15 will feature lighting the candle by Mrs James Hartman of Cincinnati.
Public sale of Chattels and 95 acre farm on Jackson Pike Ohio follows January 11 1946 at 10 30 am with farm goods household items and farming machinery. 1000 cash day of sale balance on deed with possession terms. Milk cows calves poultry hay grain soybeans corn and implements to be sold. Auctioneers Morel Hurdle and Bissantz. Lunch served.
The W. S. C. S. met at Mrs. Kate Omann’s home Thursday evening. Sympathy extended to Mrs. Ed Groh and family on the loss of her mother. Miss Viola Miller fractured her wrist and awaits a speedy recovery. Mrs. Nina Matt hosted Class No. 10 at her home Friday evening.
The Clermont Soil Conservation District held its final year meeting in Batavia with all board members present. Actions included pursuing uniform records, considering war surplus equipment, and forming cooperative agreements with multiple farm operators. 73 plans signed and 96 applications in progress.
Annie Reisinger 86 of Felicity was taken to a Cincinnati hospital after a fall in her yard. She lived with daughter Carrie Armstrong and is mother of former major league player Philip Reisinger, once owner and manager of Reisinger’s cafe in the village.
Akron Republican Don H. Ebright announces his candidacy for a fifth term as state treasurer. Columbus Maj. Gen. Robert Beightler says he will not seek any political office this year. Both had been floated as possible GOP contenders for governor in recent months.
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