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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Melbern Gross of Fort Thomas Kentucky announce the engagement of their daughter Martha Dean to C James McCloy son of Dr and Mrs C J McCloy of Batavia The wedding is set for June 21 at the First Church
A baby girl arrived Sunday morning at Good Samaritan Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Whalen. The couple also has a son. Both mother and baby are reported fine. Various local family visits and events are noted, including weddings and school activities. The community shares condolences for Paul Moor, who died in an airplane crash.
Brown County Hospital in Georgetown reports admissions and births for the week ending June 8. Names include Mary Mattox Mary Hancock Frank Lochbrunner Batavia Edward Reisinger Pattie Tal kie Virginia Bowman Emma Harmon Jewel Roakes Kenneth Mathers Violet Smith Vera Wise Hazel Cornelius John Fletcher Moscow Judy Bolender Steven Royalty and couples Bow man Hancock Bolender with three newborn girls born June 2 7 and 8 respectively.
A color film titled The New Richmond School Story showcases elementary and high school students in classrooms workshops and bus rides. It includes PTA activities band in the Memorial Day parade with VFW and American Legion, plus a Guild Variety Show highlight. Shown starting June 18. 4-H reporters urged to include club locations.
The WSCS gathering hosted by Mrs. Lillie Stroub and Mrs. Lucille Pence drew nine attendees with tobacco topics noted. Local updates include remodeling by Mr. and Mrs. Allan DeBruler, Mrs. Lillie Stroub visiting relatives after surgery, Cliff Galvin’s June 4 operation, Rev. Warren Otter serving Laurel until Rev. Marshall Stanton arrives, Delbert Sims planning a July trip to Miami, and a church covered dish in honor of the Otters. congratulations to the Sniders Armacost on their newborn son.
Cincinnati area Red Cross seeks high school boys and girls for summer volunteering. Roles include motion picture projectionists at the VA Hospital, water safety aides for the swim program starting June 17, and general clerical tasks at the Memorial Building. Call 1 2665 or visit 720 Sycamore St. for details.
A lightning strike ignited a fire that destroyed a barn on Pete Wendell's farm near Owensville. Estimated loss was $4,000. Owensville firemen saved a nearby tool shed with valuable tools and equipment. MARATHON Class No. Five of Marathon Methodist Church plans a strawberry festival and band concert June 14 from 5 to 8 p.m. to benefit the church building fund.
Dr George S Benson highlights Secretary McElroy proposals for a major Defense Department reorganization. The plan emphasizes unified commands, an integrated Operations Division, streamlined Joint Chiefs, and clarified authority for the Secretary of Defense, while preserving three military departments and traditional service structures.
Large Bethel crowd gathers for first decoration day with GAR service. Procession, banner presentation, and cemetery grave decoration proceed despite inclement weather. Church services replace outdoor program. Also notes on Carter’s School House turnpike, Go shen school bond approval, Batavia Hotel visit, new tea shop opening, free band concert, and tax receipts slow to arrive.
Rev Joseph M. Wolfer and Edgar Venne announce a $200 cash prize and a color TV will be awarded at St Veronica Church summer festival set for Sunday June 29 from 1 to 7 pm Proceeds support the parish building fund with 15 booths rides turtle races and dinners listed among activities.
A horse show organized by the Bethel 4 H Horse and Pony Club will take place June 15 at 1 p.m. on Venable Farm near Bethel. If rain interrupts, the event will be rescheduled to June 22.
Eichelberger reports knothole scores by section and class for the week ending June 7. Results list numerous games across Southern Northern and Central sections with multiple Am erlia teams facing St Bernadette, Williams burg, Mt. Carmel, Goshen, Branch Hill, and others.
knothole baseball at Anstaett Field features Amelia A Redlegs vs Delhi Hills A at 8 p.m. Thursday June 12 and Amelia Self Service vs Sixty-Second Shop Sunday June 15 at 2 30 p.m. A 8 p.m. game June 19 pits Amelia Self Service against the Postal Employees Legion of Cincinnati under the lights. Stanley Anstaett notes the clash should be a real contest. Former Green Stamps players on the Legion side helped past Amelia rivals in a national knot hole tournament finals.
Central Baptist Church in Amelia holds an all day fellowship meeting on Saturday June 14 to mark its founding. The program includes noon and evening meals and a musical performance by the Brown Brothers Quartet of Deer Park Ohio with visitors from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky expected. The event takes place in the tent on Main Street.
Twenty three members of Peter Pan 4 H Club meet at Mrs. Coffman’s home on June 4 to plan a trip to the Paul Dixon Show on June 11 at WLW TV. They will tour the Coca Cola bottling plant Krohn Conservatory in Eden Park and other sites in Cincinnati. They vote to charter a bus for Coney Island Day and begin work on projects. Officers are Marlene Coffman president Ruth Ann Mattox vice president Regine Keplinger secretary Bonnie Lous Coffman treasurer. Elaine Malott recreation leader and Carol Miller club reporter.
Mr and Mrs Goffredo Carmosino, parents of Mrs James Randolph Amelia, left Friday night of last week for a two month European tour. Six weeks will be in Italy, homeland of both Mr and Mrs Carmosino. They sailed on the S S Italia.
The Amelia Central Baptist Church tent revival will run through Sunday June 22 led by Rev. Bill Jackson. Evangelist Jim Anderson of Wichita Kansas brings topics for the remaining nights including Dont call me those sweet things when you dont mean it Friday June 13 and The pig that got a permanent wave Saturday June 14 with additional messages planned on Who is on the Lords side and How to choose the right church.
The Baptist Church in Williamsburg will host evangelistic meetings from day to June 25. Rev. Bob Mounts of Logan West Virginia will preach and also provide music. Don Sewell, the church pastor, invites all to attend.
William Dollenmayer, 29, of Day Heights, suffered severe burns to his arms hands and face when a rubbish fire at his home exploded yesterday weekend. He was taken to Our Lady of Mercy Hospital where doctors reported burned eyebrows and extensive facial injuries.
A reflective line notes that lack of a family tree did not hinder achievement. many prosper by striking out on their own and building success through individual effort.
The Common Pleas Court of Clermont County Ohio will auction a Jackson Township parcel on July 1958 at 2:00 PM Located four miles west of Marathon on Route 50 the five acre site is appraised at 24400 dollars and starts at two thirds of that value Terms require 10 percent down at sale. The property was conveyed in deed Volume 482 page 214 and is titled to the parties in the partition action. Sheriff Clyde B Dericks Deputy Rockwell Ely White Davidson Attorney.
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