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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1947
Page
4
The Prim Trim 4-H Club met July 9 at Mary Lou Hileman home. The meeting opened with the Club Pledge. Members worked on the books after the business session. Bingo and refreshments followed.
The Eastern Valley Garden Club held its regular meeting July 17 at the home of Mrs. Arthur Fix with Mrs. Roy Acholtz presiding. The notes mention engagements, travels, and a carnival planned August 4 to 9 at Binder's Corner co hosted by the Newtown Volunteer Fire Department and Marriott-Haywood Post 3967 W.F.W. with a street dance on the final night.
A Dodge Theatre relief effort invites the public to attend free on July 22 in support of an Ohio town ship farmer, his wife and six children who lost all in a recent fire. Donors may bring canned vegetables or fruit for entry.
Mrs H B Smythe and guests include Mr and Mrs Roscoe Earls and children Mrs Ora Sammone Mr and Mrs Ernest Earls and baby of Chicago and Mr and Mrs Luther Stevens and twin sons of Cincinnati visiting Mr and Mrs Raleigh Earls at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Wischmeyer of Roselawn were guests at the Lasher home. Amelia Methodist Class 10 met at Mrs. L. Fahnstock’s. A Cincinnati Zoo ice skating group enjoyed a picnic with Thomas Love. Rev. and Mrs. Shirer visited the Loves. J. R. Carlisle family and Douglas Francis spent time with Mrs. Carlisle in Cambridge. Mrs. Alice McCarthy, a Cincinnati hospital patient, is improving but will stay hospitalized.
Clermont County farm owner Col Walter Buehler seeks a receiver and injunction to oust tenants Charles and Abraham Mains from his Stonelick Township farm. A July 18 hearing before Common Pleas Judge Harry Britton addresses the dispute over a dissolved farming contract.
Lindale Baptist Church opens a five day Vacation Bible School from July 21 to 25, 1 to 3 pm daily. Two Kentucky college women will lead, with a closing program July 25 at 7 30 pm featuring the church birthday observance and a Youth for Christ appearance from Cincinnati.
Local residents recount weekend visits including Clara Slater and family at Edenton, and numerous gatherings at Marathon Church and homes. A note of appreciation honors Ida E. Friedrich with thanks to Rev Porteous for support during the family’s sorrow.
The Bethel Baptist Church dedication last Sunday afternoon drew many attendees from nearby, including Phil Swing of Columbus visiting his father C. J. Swing and sister. Dr. Frank Swing remains confined to his room at home on East Walnut Hills.
Fifteen members answered roll call as the club worked on their books and projects during the session.
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