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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1947
Page
4
The Holy Trinity Church ladies sponsor a card party at the church on February 14 at 8 p m. Lunch includes oyster stew pie and cake. Admission is 35 cents.
The Clermont Saddle Club opened its year with a January 25 meeting at Morris Cabin Camm's Lake. Junior members installed officers Mack Kahle as president Jean Martin as vice president Janet Anstaett as secretary and Shirley Stein as treasurer. Bill Muldihill president of the Cincinnati Saddle Horse Association spoke on Hillbilly Horse. Refreshments followed.
The Withamsville 4-H Club reorganizes into a year round group under Mrs. Donald Calhoun. The first meeting Monday January 20 at her home included ten members and a talk on 4 H Work. Officers elected were Bar Klopfstein president Nancy McDade vice president Lois Wortman secretary treasurer Shirley Einspanier recreation leader Janet Lee Strosnider news reporter.
A concise reflection on law as the embodiment of the people attributed to Blackstone.
The Frank W. Weaver Post 237 of the American Legion hosts State Department Commander Don W. Schoeppe and officials at Batavia Armory Friday evening January 31. The event, second in a state series, runs 8 to 10 with 15 minute talks on Legion history rehab and Americanism, aims to boost membership and inform new and existing members.
Longtime Felicity resident Joseph Bonar died suddenly Friday evening. Funeral services were held January 27 at Broadwell Funeral Home. Survived by widow Lulu Bonar. Property sale from Guy Cummins to Willis Marksberry. Mrs. W. Wendt of Cincinnati visited her Felicity relatives. Visitors at the Cummins home included Miss Madge Cummins and Cincinnati friends. The Gelter elder marked his 90th birthday during Sunday gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Milton Singleton of Chicago visited Batavia. Rev G T Brown Mrs Olmvier Kennedy and others attended a Layman's meeting in Madisonville. Harold D Nichols gave a performance at Taylor Chapel. James Brower of ae Ohio visited relatives. Miss Katherin Longind of Cincinnati visited friends. Rev W H Wallace and Rev Sumner were dinner guests. WSCS began Mission Study of India.
Mrs Katherine Offutt and Misses Rachel and Louisa Perin hosted the Woman's Club gathering last Saturday. Amelia ladies attended Mrs Hitchcock's Birthday party in Roselawn last week. Mr and Mrs John Pommert entertained their children and grandchildren. William Cann, formerly of Felicity now in Cincinnati, underwent an operation at Deaconess Hospital Saturday.
Goshen pastor Sisa Sagar of Muttra U P India urged progress under home rule and missionary work at Goshen Methodist Church last Sunday. He said India is open for Christianity but warned materialism could dominate if it does not come soon. He spoke again Monday at Goshen High School. U B Ladies’ Aid plans a Monday evening meeting February 3 at Miss Rosa Wolf’s home with a program and refreshments.
Veterans' survivors of World War II must act quickly to claim benefits tied to a deceased veteran's service record. Edwin Baum of the Cincinnati SSA warned that those dying before Aug 10, 1946 may receive back pay, with eligible recipients including children under 18, widows with dependents, widows 65 or older, and some aged dependent parents.
Ohio State University enrolls Jules E. Gerding from Batavia Lowell A. Gregg from Felicity and Norman E. Watson from Williamsburg as part of the second quarter freshman class.
The village approves higher permit fees for new construction with a $4.00 minimum and sets cesspool specs. A Clermont County veteran housing project includes a Milford site and a five room prefabricated house lease for five years. The PTA buys a $700 electric dishwasher for the lunchroom.
Mr William Wilson spent the weekend with his wife and boys as friends extend sympathy to Mrs Frank Kuhn with news of her illness and passing.
Sympathy extended to the Smythe and Bishop families of Mount Washington along with the Hughes and Carter Combs households after a relative’s accident. Friends of Mrs. Gorge Blick express wishes for a speedy recovery. Kyle Taylor and Paul Taylor households visited Loveland and Will Isaack’s family hosted relatives over Sunday.
Milford Mayor Louis M. Klenner names a committee of merchants and councilmen to secure more off street parking and draft night policing plans. The panel includes Robert Rinckhoff Charles Rosenzweig L R Mayfield William H McGann Rodney L Scott and Irvin Bentz. Council backs adding parking space at Main and Sycamore streets and considers a night patrol with partial merchant funding. Water pressure on Wallace Avenue to be improved by clearing an obstructed supply main. Traffic officials study turning off the Main Street Garfield Avenue light from 430 to 600 pm to speed rush hour flows.
The W S C S will hold their regular meeting at the home of Mrs Archer on Thursday afternoon January 30. Mr and Mrs James Morrison and their children spent the weekend with their parents in Adams County.
Margaret Martin wife of Frank Martin mother of Frank Jr Kath Irene Anna Adam and Nickie Martin died at her Owensville home on Tuesday January 28 Requiem High Mass was held at St Louis Church on Thursday January 30 at 9 AM Interment followed in Owensville.
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