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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1951
Page
4
Four students Mervyn Mbosbacker Williams burg Stanley McCoy Loveland Rex Nash Behel and James Mott Miamiville earned places on Wilmington College honor roll for the spring semester. A B plus average in all subjects suffices for the honor.
Batavia W S C S meets Thursday at 2 o clock in the church. A rummage sale by Batavia Presbyterian Church ladies will be held there Saturday starting at 2 p m. Family visits include Dr Robert Bishop and son from Youngstown and the Hamiltons in Florida. Roy Battles hosts Batles parents Jarvis Cleveland Ohio for a visit with the Anti Cant Class at Olive Branch. Mrs N B Dennison hosts others.
Miss Ruth Dial departed last Thursday for West Palm Beach Florida to visit her grandmother Mrs Martha Dial before returning. The note mentions a group of ladies meeting on Saturday evening.
The W. C. S. of Marathon Church sponsors a bake sale at Jones Grocery on Saturday July 7. The Daily Vacation Bible School program will be held at the church Sunday night July 8 at 8 o'clock. Mrs C L Jones a Christ Hospital patient is improving and near home.
The Laurel Girls 4-H Club met June 28 at Wilma Young's home with 12 members. They scheduled an ice cream social for July 7 at Laurel Community Hall and began work on a float for the New Richmond Fourth of July parade. The next meeting is July 12 at Carolyn Nort's home.
The Golden Needles 4-H Club of Amelia met at Patsy Evanshine's home on Wednesday June 27. They discussed a bake sale to be held Saturday July 7 at Carmichael's store in Amelia.
The Mulberry Boys 4-H Club met June 27 at Charles Knight's home with four members returning from the Lake Allyn camp June 17 to 22. The Newtonsville Jolly Jill 4-H Club gathered June 19 at the Newtonsville school to check projects and plan a box social. Burg Busy Bees met June 22 at Barbara Hamm's. last year’s funds were turned over to the treasurer and a picnic is set for June 29 at Burke Park. The next Mulberry meeting is July 11 at Charles Staigle’s home and Burg Busy Bees schedule July 6 at Nedra Strout’s home.
Commander James Warden of the Bethel Civil Air Patrol unit was asked by Wright Patterson Air Base authorities to remain in post until July 24. A Bethel Community Building meeting will seek a new commander after that date, replacing Warden if a successor is found.
A petition to annex land east of New Richmond on U S 52 into New Richmond was presented to the council. The area includes 500 feet on each side of Mt Zion Road and Willis Memorial Road and extends 1.5 miles up these roads. Petition led by Vincent Clasgens with Randall McFarland and Charles Kunkel aiding signatures.
Batavia area churches including BATAVIA U B CHURCH and STONELICK BAPTIST CHURCH post July service schedules. Other listings cover ISABEL SALTAIR CHURCH OF CHRIST, CARMEL CHRISTIAN HOLINESS, AMELIA AND BATAVIA churches with Mass times, bible schools, evangelistic services, and midweek meetings. The Laurel Girls 4 H Club sponsors an ice cream social and handiwork bazaar July 7.
Miss Olive Bee, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Bee of Pt Isabel, wed Mr John Ire ton of Bethel in a Tuesday evening ceremony at 5 30 PM on June 26 at the Church of Christ in Bethel. A reception and shower followed.
Saturday and weekend visits across Cincinnati area and Kentucky towns. Ronald Barger, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Woodruff, hospital stay for appendicitis and surgery in Cincinnati. Numerous family visits to Norwood, Williamsburg, Cynthiana, Felicity, and Lake Chautauqua. weddings and card of thanks for Earl Huling's death with funeral observances and pallbearers noted.
An advertisement promotes Norris Brock Co as a top organization. It invites listeners to tune WKBV and WLW for a daily market report from the Cincinnati stockyards with a promise of reliable service and a strong all round market.
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