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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
2
A list of garage related items including storm doors, doors, insulation, linoleum, screens, nails, paint and related access areas. The fragment records several product categories and construction supplies without context or quantities. It appears as a catalog-like lineup from a hardware inventory.
Sympathy is extended to the Carpenter family on the death of Mr. Carpenter who was buried at New Richmond Friday. Several local and out of town guests visited and relatives gathered over the weekend including Mrs. Carl White and son of Columbus and Mrs. Rosa Brumagen’s circle.
The Bethel Tate Board of Education appoints James W. Alley of Franklin Ohio as supervising principal. Alley, former Milford assistant principal, holds a 1945 University of Cincinnati Master’s in Education and a State Superintendent certificate with fifteen years teaching experience. He is married with two children.
The article notes several families taking cross country journeys to California and beyond, with Uncle Harve Brett and Bes sie heading to California with Mrs Mildred Goodwin of Wilmington. It also reports two local youths enlisting in the Navy Phillip O Brown and Kenneth Patrick, and Kenneth Winder on furlough before reporting to duty on the USS Mt Olympus in Norfolk Virginia.
Mrs H B Smythe hosts Glen Glen Este dinner in honor of Charles McGuire birthday. Johnnie Hall returns home after tonsil operation. Stanley Party hosted by Mrs Chester Sellers with Mildred Rusk as demonstrator. Rose Marie Brunner returns from Oxford College for summer. Kyle Taylor family relocates near Sharonville. Various relatives visitKentucky and Norwood households. Union Home Demonstration members join Cincinnati garden tour.
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