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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1945
Page
8
Belgians for sale home raised and gently broken 4 5 6 and 7 years old Colts 1 3 years old Mares in foal one registered Percheron stallion WC Conguill Route 74 contact Williamsburg 4561 or Cin Cherry 5622.
Batavia residents hosted visitors including the Daughertys Rapps and Ulreys in Owensville while others spent Decoration Day with families in Glen Este Newtownsville and Amelia. The Ba tavia Eastern Star meets June 11. A Marine Corps discharge certificate program is announced for reservists and selective service entrants at Cincinnati.
Major John H. Stillman USMC Officer in Charge of the Recruiting District of Cincinnati has received instructions from the Commandant of the Marine Corps asking him to contact all former Marines living in this area who were discharged after 1 March 1945.
The Mt. Carmel 4 H Flying Needles met at the Pattison home with eight of twelve members present. Norma Jean Pattison conducted the meeting and officers reported on Owensville Conference. Tea towels were sewn and refreshments served by hostesses Norma Jean Pattison and Janet Thornberry. Adjourned to Dorothy Schlosser's home on June 5.
The Loveland High School graduation schedule lists 33 seniors to receive diplomas with three absent, a Baccalaureate service led by Rev. Rodeheffer, sermon by Rev. Main, benediction by Rev. Oder, and music by the High School Orchestra under Miss Greeson. Dr. William E. Smith of Miami University will deliver the commencement address. Audrey Meier is valedictorian. American Legion medals will be presented by Dr. J. M. Coleman. The Eight-Grade Commencement follows. Sgt. Ralph C. Freeman Jr. has been awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in France on Sept. 13, 1944.
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