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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1946
Page
3
Village council weighing a proposed ordinance by Village Solicitor Geo D Murphy to license amusement coin machines at $100 per device. Proposals aim to cover about $3,000 of a $10,000 projected deficit while 1947 budget totals and plans for bond shifts or a four mill tax levy are debated pending county budget approval.
Families of Smythe Huheey Avery and others gather at Batavia home to view a new house trailer and share updates. Mrs Sperry visits Richland Washington with Louise Phillips, including Lake Louise and Jasper Park. Miss Sue Smythe flies to Detroit for a Lake Huron boat trip. Ohio peach prospects dip after late freezes. US crop near million-bushel mark, Michigan near 1945 record.
Mrs. Ollie G. Marshall 80 wife of William M. Marshall died Friday at her Lorado home after months of illness following two hip fractures. Services led by Rev. C Eugene Biffle Monday at Monroe Funeral Home with burial in Newtonsville Cemetery. Born Ollie Griswold she lived in Wayne township most of life and is survived by three sons Harley E Marshall Frank L Marshall and Samuel S Marshall.
Services for Albert Shield of New Tonsville were held at Monroe Funeral Home last Thursday afternoon. He died Monday after collapsing in a hayfield. He was a World War I veteran. Burial was in Hillsboro Cemetery. His wife Elizabeth Brouse Shield had died earlier. He is survived by his brother Forrest Shield of Dayton, Ohio and a half brother Harvey Bigam of Williamsburg.
William H. Everhart known as Uncle Billy died last Tuesday at his Milford home after a long illness at age 78. Services were held at Monroe Funeral Home with Milford Lodge No. 544 F and A M conducting a memorial service. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery. he was a longtime Milford resident and a member of the K of P Lodge and former ruler of the Masonic Lodge.
Mr and Mrs J W Evans hosted relatives in Owensville Sunday for Ensign Joe Evans a Milford Chapter O E S graduate and longtime Milford Methodist Church leader. Once a Miami Boat Club Greene Co employee he was cared for by William Bauer and his wife. He leaves a brother George Everhart of Cincinnati.
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