Fifty six Seniors Receive Diplomas at Goshen Commencement
The sixty second annual commencement Sunday evening saw fifty six Goshen seniors awarded diplomas presented by Joseph Steele Jr. and John Davisson. Perle Kitehead delivered the address as deputy regional executive for the Boy Scouts of America Region IV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Andrews
Joseph Steele Jr
John Davisson
Board of Education
Perle Kitehead
Boy Scouts of American
PTA
Ray Leever
Parent Teachers Association
Nancy Kidd
Goshen Boosters Hold May Meeting and 4-H Pledge
The Goshen Boosters met at Wally King’s home on May 1 at 8 p.m. President Lawrence Orman chaired the session. The club issued the 4-H pledge and reviewed last meeting minutes. Boys attended church services. four acted as ushers. refreshments followed. The next gathering was slated for Aaron Spaulding’s home on May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Wally King
Fay Ia
Aviieallion
Lawrence Orman
Charles Haarammert
Goshen Methodist
PT ISABEL by Anna Little
James Pua underwent knee surgery at Brown County Hospital after being admitted Wednesday The community notes births moves visits and a wedding in Pt Isabel with many local families and relatives named The couple Jeanie Virgin and Jerry Wallace wed at Pt Isabel United Church of Christ on June 2 with a reception at the Virgin home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pua
Brown County Hospital
Isabel
Jerry Wallace
Janesville
St Thomas More School honors graduates at communion breakfast
The graduating class of St. Thomas More School Williamsville was hosted at a PTA communion breakfast. Fr Leo Boeke presented awards with Excellence honors to Rose Bohmann Jeanette Hensley and Leonard Danda. Ribbons were awarded to graduates maintaining an A average in some or all subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas More School
Williamsville
PTA
Leo Boeke
Rose Bohmann
Jeanette Hensley
Leonard D’andea
St Thomas More School 8th Grade Awards List
A long list of 8th grade students from St Thomas More received awards for spelling perfect attendance faithful service and safety. Jeanette Hensley won a special spelling award. Eugene Blom and Jerry Lang received special recognitions. Students named include Blom Bohmann Brooks Burske D Andrea Edmonds Fritsch Hammerle Hensley Jacobs Kanis Kaiser Liechte Link Moore Morris Regensberger Rosenberger Smith Schoettelkotte Weiss and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Blom
Rose Bohmann
Jim Brooks
Judy Burske
Leonard D‘andrea
Jim Dennis
Linda Edmonds
Barbara Fritsch
Margie Hammerle
Jeanette Hensley
Kathy Jacobs
Tom Kanis
Marie Kaiser
Karen Liechte
Linda Link
Mary Jo Moore
Nancy Morris
Donald Regensberger
Steve Rosenberger
Anne Smith
Joe Schmidtgesling
Mike Schoettelkotte
Carol Weiss
Jeanette Hehsley
Eugene Blom
Carol Justice
Diane Schlosser
Leonard D'Andrea
Dick Gumbert
Donald Regensburger
Frank White
Howard Brown
John Burwinkel
Tom Hosking
Gregg Baurichter
Larry Keckers
Terry O'Brien
Steve Ott
Jim Krimg Mer
Jerry Lang
Schlosser
Mary Joe Moor Rose Bohmann
Joanne Broeman
Kath Jacobs
Hammerle
Gayle Lang
Brooks
Father’s Day Festival At St. Ann’s Mission Williamsburg
St. Ann’s Mission Church in Williamsburg hosts its annual Father’s Day festival on June 17 on church grounds. A noon to seven pm home cooked chicken or ham dinner in the new dining hall, booths, rides, and ample parking invite families to enjoy and relax with old friends. The Rev Charles Rohr Kemper invites all to attend.
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St. Ann’s Mission Church of
Williamsburg
Ohio Lowers Fishing License Age and Expands Exemptions
The Ohio General Assembly reduced the license free age to 17 and barred procuring a license with false information. It creates a 25 cent senior license for residents 65 plus not on aid, issued by the Common Pleas Court clerk upon age proof. Active military service members fish without standard license with proper ID. on leave they are exempt. Blind persons may fish free with proof. dependents of landowners may fish near their land without a license.
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Ohio General Assembly
Ohio
the Common, Pleas Court
Brown Hospital Lists Patients
The following patients were admitted to Brown County Hospital Georgetown for the week ending June 3 Martha Morgan George Hays both of Williamsburg Richard Mack Jesse Fawley Margaret Maul Myrna Hauke Brenda Martin Thelma Puckett all of Sardinia Shelley Pride Ursella Meador Diana Smith Jean Johnston Kenneth Spurgeon James Pearson Gary Burton Fannie Lauderback Annabell Hull Eva DeBurler Juanita Helton Ollie Underwood Jewel Roakes Willshire Elliott George Ottley Ill Lorena Lewis all of Bethel Florence Ferrier Herbert Jones Maud Moon all of Mt Crab Ray Chase Thomas Chase both of Amelia James Lawrence of Moscow Oscar Martin Blanchester and June Baby of Buford
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Martha Morgan
George Hays
Williamsburg
Richard Mack
Jesse Fawley
Margaret Maul
Myrna Hauke
Brenda Martin
Thelma Puckett
Sardinia
Shelley Pride
Ursella Meador
Diana Smith
Jean Johnston
Kenneth Spurgeon
James Pearson
Gary Burton
Fannie Lauderback
Annabell Hull
Eva DeBurler
Juanita Helton
Ollie Underwood
Jewel Roakes
Willshire Elliott
George Ottley
Lorena Lewis
All of
Bethel
Herbert Jones
Maud Moon
Mt. Crab
Ray Chase
Thomas. Chase
Amelia
James Lawrence
Moscow
Oscar Martin
Blanchester
June Baby
Buford
Local Social News Highlights Visits and Family Gatherings
Clough Heights resident Clifton Daniel of Louisville visited his parents last week. Mrs. Ray Gordon of Fairway Drive hosts the Clough Heights Home Demonstration Club on Wednesday for its annual picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Farinello and family visit Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mass and family. Mrs. Raymond Daniel and daughter Marilyn of Charlotte, North Carolina, visit Mr. and Mrs. George Daniel. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Huber of Greensburg Indiana and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huber of St. Paul Indiana visit sister Elsie Culbertson and son Millie. Harry Dunn, after visiting his daughter’s family in Newington Connecticut, returns home due to the death of sister-in-law Mrs. Frank Kuhn of Mt. Washington. Gary Pollitt of Los Angeles arrives Saturday June 9 to join wife and son visiting since May 19, first home visit since moving last August. Ameli/ Methodist Church Class No. 10 met June 1 for a covered dish picnic at the writer’s home. Roy Slater demonstrated Hawaii moves enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Pollitt
Los Angeles
Ameli/ Methodist Church
Writer's Hom
Roy Slater
Hawaii
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College Conservatory of Music
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Nahey Joe
Eldon Harsh
Kenney
Debbie
London
Ray Ferree
Charles Blankenship
Callaway, Ky
Marlin Johnson
Harry Baree
Robert Marcum
Cincinnati
Carol Schuabe
Scioul
Charles Blankensnip
Summerset, Ky
Columbus
Stebb Hall
Frank
Lloyd Harlow
J. A. Harlow
Iowa City
Iowa
Indianapolis
Henry Rapp
Jack Woodward
Vacation Bible School
Rae Vata al
Goshen Boosters
Anna Little
Glenna Shinkle
James Shinkle
Higginsport
Robert Hockenberry
Barbara Woodall
Tina Lenore
Gene Warren
Hamersville
James Henson
Feesburg
Terry Kidd
Hensons
Greg Peters
J.L. Collier
Bethesda Hospital
Jack Masterson
James Edwin
Phillip Forehand
Judy. Coughenout
Guy Carr
Merlyn Cox
Laurel
Carrs
James Stephens
Etna Hill
Fleetwood Lane
Milford
Hill
Paul Mayhew
Niles, Mich
Etta Smyser
Mrs
Ray Marksberry
West Palm Beach, Fla
Charles Logan
C., Woods
Danny Swart
Shawn
Sadie Phillips
Angie’ Preston
Linda
Naaman Ellis
RG. Little
R.G. Little
Robert Little
Kenneth Donovan
Dennis
Richard
Deborah
Neville
Michael
Kimberly
Harvey Hull
Stonewall, Ky
Archie Collier
A.G. Little
Archie Lanham Jr
A.G. Lanham
Edwin Lanham
Felicity
Thurman Pintle
Earl Catlett
Ray Pingle
Kira
Dana
Jeanie Virgin
Matt Storch
Batavia
Batavia, Ohio
ST. Thomas More
St. Thonas More
Staten Thomas Marie
Mom
Dad
St. Ann’s
Rev
Charles Rohr Kemper
Brown Hospital
Georgetown
Clifton = Daniel
Louisville, Ky
George Daniel
Ray Gordon
Fairway Dr
Clough Heights
Angelo Fairello
Donald Massare
Riddle Rd
Raymond Daniel
Marily
Charlotte, N.C
Glen Huber
Greensburg
Ind
Paul Huber
St. Paul
Elsie Culbertson
Millie
Harry Dunn
Newington
Conn
Ter
Frank Kuhn
Mt. Washington
Nelson Aluminum Products
Main Street
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