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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1956
Page
6
MT. CARMEL Miller Hardware Mart on Route 74 opened Monday inviting public inspection. A formal grant opening is planned Friday and Saturday July 27 and 28 with door prizes including a television set, power lawn mower, electric mixer, rod and reel, and a large door mirror.
Upper Clough A polio carnival at the Upper Clough Civic Hall on June 30 raised 103 dollars for the polio fund. Proceeds went through Mrs. Jim Colonel the polio chairman for the Wilhi amsville-Tabasco area.
Glen Este Mt Carmel PTA met to answer voters questions about a 161000 bond issue intended to ease overcrowding. Polling on July 24 will be at multiple sites with volunteer transportation and no new registration required. PTA urges residents to vote yes to fund school additions and improvements.
The column reflects on bachelor friends and married life, noting envy of two-children families and the social pressures of PTA, Scouts fundraising, and teen age dynamics. The Glen Este Mt Carmel school bond issue is mentioned with skepticism about its history and motives.
The piece comments on 800 reasons to support education and peace, noting it is written in tongue in cheek. It also includes a heartfelt obituary and thanks to Rev R R Morgan, Dr McGuire, and Moore's funeral home for the loss of Luther Schlosser, with wife Hazel and daughter Marjorie Burns expressing grief.
MT. CARMEL July meeting of North Union Township Civic Association will be at William and Mrs Hickson home on Klatte Rd. The session starts 8 p.m. with a refreshment period to follow. A $100 monthly award funds the proposed community center.
Luther C Schlosser died July 9 at his home and was buried in Batavia Cemetery after services July 11 at Moore Funeral Home Batavia. He worked for Sterns and Foster in Cincinnati and is survived by his widow Hazel Smalley Schlosser, a daughter Mrs Robert Burns, granddaughter Brenda Carol Burns, three sisters Audrey Remley Fandi Cammeresi and Freeda Smith, and others.
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