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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1953
Page
2
Mrs. Elmer Hill was taken to General Hospital last Thursday in the Monroe ambulance. Carl Wiggins Miami Township Trustee attended the convention of the State Association of Township Trustees in Columbus last week.
Mrs Omar Leming will be installed tonight as president of the Here Am I Society for 1953 at her Main Street home in Milford. She succeeds Mrs Sam T Bateman who led the group the past two years. Also installed are Mrs Lloyd Mullett as vice president and Mrs Magee Adams as treasurer. Other new officers include Mrs L C Dumford Mrs Matt Freeman Miss Mary Lotz and Mrs John Sickenger.
Mr L T Jegley of Akron visited his brother in town on Monday night. Mrs Rita Schatzle attended a funeral in Reading with George Jegley. Larry Jegley and baby of Hillsboro spent the weekend with his parents. Paschal and son David of Monterey visited sister and family. John Donahue of Clinton County joined sisters for a Friday visit. J R Bentle of Falmouth visited Mrs Chris Stroub Tuesday. Ernest Stroub also visited his mother Tuesday. Mat Harberer and Pauline Pointer of Arlington Heights visited Leslie Stroub on Sunday. W Willis of Bethel called on Mason Igo and his mother. Mason Igo hosted his mother from Frenchburg. Mrs Lester Simmons attended an Eastern Star School of Instruction in Loveland. Arthur Numpeller of Cincinnati and Chile visited Simmons. G Kirk of Russellville and John Snider of New Richmond visited Pence family on Sunday.
Ora Brown and local clubs feature card parties luncheons and meetings at Cincinnati area venues. Garden Circle Mt Washington attendance, Corsages talk, Garden Club events, family visits, ROTC acceptance UC, Flag Spring Rebekah Lodge meeting details included.
Clermont Soil Conservation District holds its fourth annual meeting at the school on Thursday February 5 at 8 00 p m William Schneider Jr SCC board chairman announces a program for conservation minded residents Arthur Harper Ohio Division of Wildlife field naturalist will speak on How the Geology of our County Affects us as Farmers He has led conservation education efforts statewide Kenneth Thomas will report on county conservation work and a film will be shown An election will fill expiring terms for three district supervisors Nominees include Fred Matthis Russell Wolfer Paul Jarman Herman Fagley Clarence Hill Wilber Haarla mert All Clermont residents are invited to attend Olive Branch area American Legion Auxiliary meets at 8 pm Monday at Mrs Meraby Compton s home Bake sale Saturday from 11 am at Larkin Insurance Agency Main Street sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary Batavia bake sale listed (no further details).
The Amelia PTA plans a meeting on Tuesday evening February 3 to observe Founder Day. Recent callers included Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hauck of Georgetown and other locals. Patsy Evanshine remains in Children’s Hospital with Donna Lillich returning home after weeks there.
Mrs Jessie Steward and Family express sincere thanks to Mrs Dorothy Bohrer and Mrs Leona Gray for the music Dr Gruber for efforts Kennedy funeral home pallbearers flower donors and all who sent cards or helped in any way
Local residents gathered for a turkey dinner at the Phillips home. A woman was hospitalized after a face cut from a metal pipe. A baby boy was born to Archie and wife at Deaconess Hospital weighing nine pounds three ounces. Several anniversaries and family visits noted among Woodruff, Lanham, Groves, and Clark households with multiple relatives visiting in Mt. Pisgah, Cincinnati, Norwood, Felicity, and Williams town.
BATAVIAN IN JAPAN PVT FRANK YOUNG III and his wife Davia live in Batavia while he serves with the 1st Cavalry Division in Japan. Veterans of Korea train replacements on the islands after 17 months in combat. PVT WALTER R CURRY, son of Mrs W C Curry Williamsburg, recently completed a leadership course at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri with the 6th Armored Division. Three Clermont County servicemen have been released from active duty: Robert Kimmerly Air Force, Bill Mullen Navy, and Ralph Meineke Army.
Sealus Clayton refused a 60 cent taxi fare and tore apart a bank in the lock-up cell, earning fines of 10 dollars on the taxi charge and 50 dollars plus a 10 day jail sentence for malicious destruction of property. He was arrested by Chief John Fritz and held for a hearing before Mayor Verne Stock after dinner.
Effie Beach filed a divorce petition in Clermont County Court of Common Pleas case 24605 against Louis Beach of General Delivery La Mesa California. She seeks custody of Janet Beach and Chester Beach, child support, and other relief on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. hearing set around March 6, 1958 in Batavia Ohio.
Financial statement of Mt. Carmel Building and Loan Company of Mt. Carmel sworn by F Aicholtz as managing officer shows the company’s financial condition at December 31 1952. Auditing committee Wm A McKay and Luella Romohr certify the statement as true to the best of their knowledge.
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