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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
3
Mrs. Aaron Anstaett and Mrs. Arthur Lund co host a social event inviting all members to attend and bring their own paper service. The note lists the host names and emphasizes self supplied tableware for the gathering.
Mr and Mrs O N Riley hosted a wedding reception for their daughter Dorothy following her marriage to Gordon Wright of Laurel Ohio. The ceremony occurred at Rev Eddie Cumings's residence Saturday at 8 p m with a social evening and gift exchange.
Several Meth odist Church Sunday school members enjoyed a picnic at the Chatauqua grounds. Loveland graduates Miss Lois Light Miss Jo Anne Tigar and Mrs Martha Panchot attended the Loveland school commencement. The WSOS of Methodist Church meets Thursday evening in the church social rooms.
The Monroe Township school held a Laurel meeting last Friday night and chose officers for the year. President Mrs. Lucille Mathis Franklin. Vice President Mrs. Lucille Pence Laurel. Secretary Mrs. Helen Geise Nicholsville. Treasurer Mrs. Jean Corbin Laurel.
Eight couples were issued marriage licenses at the Clermont County Courthouse in Batavia last week. The list includes Charles Jordan and Iva L. Christie. Jesse R. Johnson and Sue Gertrude Barber. Hargis Bush and Sylvia Fryman. James Thomas Riggs and Doris Ann Srpague. Donald Lee Marshall and Dorothy Ann Jones. James J. Switzer and Juanita Franz. Eugene Melvin Langford and Doris Bryant. Frank E. McMullin and Marie C. Newland. Frank J. Murphy Jr. and Dolores A. Brock.
Newtown Daughters of America Council 135 hosts a card party at the town hall on Church Street Saturday at 8 p m. Proceeds support council activities and charitable programs.
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