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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1947

Page

4

Clover 4-H Club Notes and Community Events

Clover Livestock 4-H Club reports its sixth meeting at Bob Schroeder’s home with 11 members. Plans include a four day ride and making a blanket, with the next gathering July 24 hosted by Russell and David Dick. Other local society items mention a lawn fete, club meetings, and visits by notable residents.

Clover Livestock Bob Schroeder Russell David Dick

4-H Club Elects Officers at Clermont County Meeting

At the home of assistant leader Mrs. Banks officers were elected for the year Janet Lee Strosnider as President Jane Winger as Vice President Shirley Mae Ludlow as Secretary Marian McDade as Treasurer Lois Wortman as Recreation Leader and Nancy McDode as News Reporter A committee to arrange a float for the Clermont County Fair was named Janet Strosnider Marian McDade and Phylis Macan Thirteen members attended the meeting and social time followed.

Banks Janet Lee Strosnider Jane Winger Shirley Mae Ludlow Marian McDode Lois Wortman Nancy McDode Clermont County

All-Out Song Service for Anna Little in Pt Isabel

A local notice announces an all-out song service to meet on Sunday night in Pt Isabel honoring Mrs. Anna Little. The event invites community members to join in the musical gathering at the church hall.

Isabel Anna Little

Style Wise Coquettes plan July anniversary meeting

The All-Out Song Service and Style Wise Coquettes announce a July 27 meeting at 8 P M in the Point Isabel Christian Congregational Church to mark the group second anniversary. Attendance is urged as members prepare for the event.

Point Isabel

Newtonsville Woman's Society Plans July Picnic

Mrs. Mabel McCormick and mother hosted the July meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service with 38 members present. The next meeting is a picnic on July 31 at State Park on Route 131 with dinner served at noon.

Mabel McCormick Mother Woman's Society of Christian Service State Park Route 131 Ray Tussey Clara Tussey Beulah Tack Philadelphia Atlantic City Ruth Ann Mohler Patsy Creamer Sabina Camp Rose Marie Attinger Bonnie Lee Hill Ray ‘Tussey Walter Shepherd Newtown Lewis Reynolds Marathon Wayland Pride Joseph Pride Mrs. Tussey

Whitford group meets monthly in three townships

Notes note Jon and Alonzo Whitford as early leaders of a local group meeting the last Sunday evening each month at churches in Washington Franklin and Monroe townships. Special numbers and congregational selections planned with full cordial invitation to attend. Local residents share visits and trips across Kentucky Ohio and Cincinnati areas over recent weekends.

Jon Alonzo ‘Whitford Moscow Washington, Franklin Monroe Lloyd Ireton U. S. Army Korea Hattie Beach Deaconess Hospital Lewis Woodruff Edward McMillan Miller Lexington Fred Fancher and Berlin Cox Felicity Lulu Gregg Henry Rossman Mark Trees Thurman Barnett and Son Earl Wilson Ray Preston R. F. Bartlow Nicholsville Ethel Hall Antioch Cassius Shinkle Russell Watson Vernice Shinkle Cincinnati Russell ‘Woodruff Roy Woodruff Wendle Wiliams Higginsport Bill Jamison Russellville Merida Carnalian Cormack Delbert Higby Alice Dayton Gilbert Sipple Beskelhymer Sipple Louis Sipple Clermontville

Marathon News: Guardsmen Depart for Cleveland

Norm Shepherd and Estil Conwell joined the National Guards and left last Saturday for Cleveland. Bill McCormick is studying at Wilmington College. Local families hosted and attended multiple reunions and visits across Bethel, Sharon Woods, West Carrollton, and College Hill, with guests from Newtonsville and Amelia.

National Guards Norm Shepherd Estil Conwell Cleveland Bill McCormick Wilmington Harmon Shoe Joseph Walker Bethel C.G. Morrow Gaylord Pringle Addis Pringle Leelah Shoe

Reunion of Ingles brothers after 28 years in Maryland

Howard Ingles and son with Mrs Harliett Irwin Mrs Forest Ingles and Mrs Edna Pringle plus Dow Rogers are in Maryland for a ten day visit to his brother This marks the first reunion of the brothers in 28 years The Heston and McCormick families attended the wedding of Miss Virginia Lorg and Donald Shaw at Mulberry Church of Christ last Saturday A reception followed at the bride’s home The Marathon Merry Maids met July 16 at Jackson Township School with Marjorie Jones presiding Fifteen members and one visitor Mrs Rowan attended The next meeting is set for July 28 at the Jackson Township School Plans include swimming and sewing judged August 6

Newtown Hamilton County Ormsby DeWire Ephriam Turner Arthur Brinkman Evanston Garden Club Newtonsville Rebecca School of Instruction Amelia Heston McCormick Virginia Lorg Donald Shaw Mulberry Church of Christ Merry Maids Jackson Township School Marjorie Jones Rowan Williamsburg Jackson Township

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