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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1951
Page
5
The Loveland High School Junior Class announces the annual Sweetheart Dance at the Loveland High School auditorium on February 10 at 8 p m Roger Lindell and his orchestra will provide the music. Everyone is invited to attend.
The Newtown and Mt. Carmel Pharmacies announce a January 17 to 27 promotion highlighting large size products. Manager R. R. Reed says pennies saved are pennies earned and that economies in packaging let shoppers get more for their money. Names are nationally known trade brands.
News reporter Phyllis Otto covers the Williamsburg Flower Garden Fairies meeting at Patsy Forney’s home on January 10 at 8 p.m. Secretary Peggy Fisher collected dues, the group announced a Valentine party at Nancy Fisher’s home on February 14 at 8 p.m. Refreshments included potato chips, cocoa and sandwiches.
The Women's Service League of the First Presbyterian Church Williamsburg hosts a rummage sale at the Legion Hall on Saturday January 27 starting 10 a.m. Items include men’s and women’s clothing shoes hats and household articles all priced very low.
Eleven members and two guests attended the East Hill Farm Women’s Club on January 4 with Mrs. Clara Glancy hosting. Vera Buerkle led the program. readings were by Lena Bunko, Velma Kain, and Clara Glancy. Velma Kain won the Longs America contest. The next meeting will be at Ednabell Thornton’s home.
Funeral services for Emory E. Brooks 72 were held at Lew F. White funeral home in New Richmond. He died Tuesday at his home near New Richmond. Survivors include wife Kate daughter Mary Lois Hamilton of New Richmond son Kyle F. Brooks Cincinnati and siblings Frank Lucinda Limerman. Revs James Johnson and Charles Harrison officiated with burial in Greenmound Cemetery.
At a Batavia court of honor two local scouts attained the Eagle Scout rank. Richard Speidel and Jack Channer received their awards from former scoutmaster and explorer leader Judge Halbisch while home for the holidays.
Milford boards adopt emergency ordinance to raise internal rates from 1.50 to 2.00 per 2 000 gallons and 2 to 3 outside village, with tiered charges and a future tax levy proposal of three mills to fund waterworks remodeling and financing.
Senator Albert L. Daniels Republican of Greenfield has introduced a bill in the Ohio Senate to raise the maximum old age pension from 55 to 65 dollars per month. Frances Ratliff, daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Ratliff Amelia Route 2, is pictured with a neighbor as the Courier awards for picture of the week are announced.
Clermont County’s representative John Hayden began his new term by seconding a motion for Bill Saxbe as Speaker pro tem. Hayden joins the Highways, Education and Health committees, with the Highway panel consisting of twenty three members and handling all highway legislation.
Wilferts hosted a Sunday dinner in Tabasco for Lambert Callahan brother of the hostess who is leaving Mead Company to relocate to San Juan Puerto Rico. Attendees included Chester and Mrs Hughes Jo-Ann Linda Steve Hughes Wilbur and Donald Callahan Gary Callahan David Callahan Jimmie Russell Schmidt Tom Eick Harold Speaks Carol Maline Ruth Wilfert and Ralph Wilfert all of Cincinnati and Ruth and Ralph Wilfert of Tobasco.
The Mary Martha Club of New Richmond will present a benefit show at the Dodge Theatre on January 25 and 26 to support the March of Dimes campaign. Tickets are available from club members.
The Dayton Hospital disabled veterans express gratitude to the Mt. Carmel VFW Post 9630 ladies auxiliary and the Upper Clough Civic Club for sending Christmas boxes. The boxes were delivered by Meader Johnson. The letter was addressed to Mrs. A P Jones.
Frank L. Marshall files for divorce in the Common Pleas Court of Clermont County Ohio Domestic Relations Division case 23609 against Charlotte Marshall last known at Box 182 Crane Indiana. Grounds are gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. hearing set on or after January 15 1951.
With higher lard output, analysts anticipate ongoing discount pressure on fat hogs. Producers eye market demand shifts as supply expands and prices face downward adjustment into the coming period.
Charles Woodruff of Owensville Ohio has been named Executor of Mamie Woodruff deceased of Owensville Village Clermont County. Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months or be barred. Dated January 16 19.1 by Probate Judge Orville W Harbison. Ely White and Davidson Attorneys.
On January 10 1951 an Inventory and Appraisement of the estate of Carrie P Downs deceased of Washington Township was filed in court. A hearing is set for February 7 1951 at ten in the forenoon. Those wishing to file exceptions must do so at least five days before the hearing or be barred. Batavia Ohio. Probate Judge Orville W Halbisch. Attorney Lucian H Dawson. 1-1-26
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