Mistess to July Meeting Noted in Township Club
Enewtown reports that Thomas E Dailey acted as mistress to the July gathering of the Anderson Township Republican Women's Club with Mrs. Chester present.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1948
Page
4
Enewtown reports that Thomas E Dailey acted as mistress to the July gathering of the Anderson Township Republican Women's Club with Mrs. Chester present.
Bickel and Mrs. Joan Leming assisted with hospitality. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rulon included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jezonka Jr. and son of Westwood and Mr. and Mrs. George Foster.
Fourth of July in Chicago and visitors to Newtown. Council invites Bob Croswell of Croswell Bus Lines to discuss transport. Croswell reports driver shortages and insufficient revenue to add a 9 30 p m bus now, but schedules may change later. Mayor Friedrich criticizes residents for not attending the meeting to show support.
A wedding Saturday evening in a St. Louis parsonage united Miss Patricia Boles of Milford and Mr. Gene Apgar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Galen Apgar of Owensville. The bride wore a net over taffeta gown with fingertip veil and orange blossom halo. attendants included Miss Esther Garthus of Hyde.
Laurel society column lists weekend visitors including Darwin Phillips and Morris Bowlinghouse from Cincinnati, Ray Stroub of Cincinnati, and Detroit guest Charles Koshin. It notes church planning a parsonage room makeover, visits by Miss Mildred Marsh, and a Fourth of July gathering at John Craver’s home with the Harlow family and Jack Ireton.
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