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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1951
Page
7
Harold Nichols, Batavia attorney and past president, entertained the Queen City Mystics at his home for their annual picnic on Sunday.
Otis Henson of Ft. Knox will be stationed at Fort Meade Maryland after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Sam Henson and other relatives. The story notes several local visitors and movements including families from Franklin Batesville and Moscow and a reunion at Georgetown Fair grounds with about 150 attendees.
Defiance to Toledo and Waterville area feature the Anthony Wayne Memorial Parkway with forts monuments and markers linked by scenic highways. Historic spots along the Maumee include Fort Defiance Girty's Island Fort Miami Perrysburg and Fort Meigs with nearby Toledo and Napoleon landmarks and a section detailing War of 1812 era activity and the Greenville Treaty Indian Reservation.
Mrs. H. B. Smythe hosts a covered dish dinner with neighbors and relatives visiting from Vandalia Dayton Bethel Georgetown and Cincinnati. Hospital cases include Pearl Ragland and James Weiner with good wishes from friends.
Mrs. Clarence G. Armold was among the winners at the Federated Garden Club Spring Flower Show held recently at the Cincinnati Art Museum. Eastern Valley Garden Club members will attend a luncheon on Thursday at the Copper Stallion in appreciation of the event.
Miss Ruth Panchot of Chicago spent Sunday with home folks. Jack Dodd, formerly with Lee Tigar, was killed in Korea. Ralph Spangler and family returned for a long fishing vacation in Michigan. Brenda Coe visited near Goshen with Cary Thomson. Pat Young of Lebanon spent time with Joyce Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs of
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