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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
7
Sunday Mass times are 8:30 and 10 A M at Gillea St. Thomas More Church Batavia Williamsville addressed by Rev Francis J Heider.
Loren E Holt serves as minister with Bible School at 9 30 A M Communion at 10 45 A M Worship at 11 A M and Evening Service at 7 30 P M in New Richmond.
Holy Trinity Church ATAVIA lists Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 a.m. Weekday Masses are Tuesday and Friday at 8 a.m. Rosary and Prayers for Peace are on Thursday at 2 p.m.
St Philomena Church in Stonelick announces Sunday Mass at 8 a.m. Weekday services run Monday Wednesday Thursday Saturday at 8 a.m.
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Forestville announces Sunday services at 6:30 AM and 6:30 AM Sunday School. A Wednesday meeting is scheduled for 8:00 PM. The Forestville reading room hours are Monday to Friday 1 to 4 PM, Thursday 7 to 9 PM, and Saturday 11 AM to 9 PM. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
A Stonelick Lane church lists Bible School at 9 45 A M Worship at 11 A M and 74 S P M Prayer and Bible study on Wednesday at 7 45 P M Pastor Charles W Jessee leads the congregation at this service pattern with Weta 708 noted in the text.
Church of Christ on Water Street Batavia posts morning worship at 9 30 and services at 8 00 with Sunday School at 10 30 led by Minister L Edsil Dale.
Rev J A Shirer leads Amelia Methodist Church with Sunday School at 9 30 a m worship at 10 30 a m prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 45 p m and choir practice at 2 15.
The Taylor Chapel Methodist Church lists Colored Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Mrs Lorna Palmer as superintendent. Worship services are at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m led by Pastor George T Brown.
Rev. John C. Doyle leads Sunday morning worship at 10 30 followed by Bible School at 9 30 and evangelistic services at 8 00 in the evening.
A morning worship service is announced with Rev A G Rainsburger as pastor. The notice notes the service time and location for Sunday at the church.
Miss Alice Mae Hutson hosts a large shower at Amelia school with Mrs Hitchcock arranging gifts and a six o'clock dinner. J H Snyder and Janet Rose Glaser announce June 18 wedding plans. Mrs Katherine Witt visits from Cincinnati. Mildred and Eloise Jones visit Bertha Gates. Galen Coslett takes a Chevrolet position after service in Europe. Amelia Women’s Club members enjoyed Federation music. Mrs Oberlin visits from Cincinnati.
Mayme Alrey visits Lexington with Esmond Mounce. Mrs Fealy and granddaughter Join Lloyd Lehrer family. Robert Caldwell and Jimmy head on extended Western trip with Patsy returning from University of Colorado. Edith Anstaett Jean Whitworth off to hotel duties near Denver. Bethel Women’s Club Convention attended. Hartleys of Huron Ohio visit Craver family. Irma Treton hosted guests.
Milford residents may vote in November on a new operating levy to cover higher costs and preserve services. The exact millage is undecided, with analysts suggesting one or two mills, while funds from bonds outside the ten mill limit could free about $1,000 annually for operations. Decision awaits Clermont County real estate reappraisal results and potential valuation increases.
B L Jordan of Newtonsville wins contracts totaling 2074 for repairing Milford streets including Laurel Elm Walnut Cash on Locust and Pasadena Place. Work to start this month. A son Frank Thomas born at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital to Mr and Mrs Frank Curl. B Blythe Jones sells Mound Ave house to Mr and Mrs Stedman. An electric rate reform proposed by Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co could save a typical family about 2.40 yearly. Milford Bridge painting approved with cost shared by Milford and Clermont County. no start date set. Sewer problem prompts Highway Department action request after reports of drains patting water from Wooster Pike.
Farm Bureau Cooperative Association in Columbus releases a color leaflet urging proper mineral feeding to conserve scarce feeds. It says cattle hogs and sheep achieve better gains with minerals and less of the more valuable feed, based on experiments.
Mrs. Pearl Ivers and Mrs. John Stephens are named as daughters in law on a local obituary notice. A piano pupil recital was hosted by Mrs. Ralph McDermott on Forest Ave. Lenwood Huffman and family announce a son born June 2 at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital. The Chaney and Pierce families adjust residences on Lila Ave and River side Ave. Craver family returns from Ashville NC. Relatives attend Wright Eugene Erion’s wedding in Columbus.
Emerson Jones of Blanchester has purchased the residence of Mrs Addie Stewart at 9 High Street. Mrs Stewart plans to accompany her daughter Mrs Jessie Ellifret to West Virginia for now and later will relocate to Augusta Georgia to live with another daughter Miss Alice Stewart.
Captain Stewart E Fern, son of Mr and Mrs B L Fern, received the Bronze Star Medal after leaving active duty with the Army Air Forces at Fort McPherson Ga. The citation cited meritorious services as news photography chief for the Seventh Air Force. He directed Pacific photo coverage from Hawaii in 1944 to Japan. He later taught at Fort McPherson Staff School. His wife Natalie Fern accompanied him as they visited his parents. His brothers include Lt Ben R Fern and artist Edward B Fern.
Two unidentified truck drivers escaped unharmed after their rigs plunged over a 50 foot embankment near Leius Berger farm east of Milford along Route 5v. The oil and gravel trucks blocked the road as the tank truck leaked 5000 gallons of fuel oil and kerosene. No fire occurred though both vehicles were badly damaged.
John Green of Connorsville Indiana visited Mr and Mrs Magee Adams on Saturday as a guest.
Mrs. Cora Storer has been ill at her home since last Thursday after becoming ill while attending a Daughters of the American Revolution meeting.
Mr and Mrs Harold Applegate and family have relocated to his mother's residence on Laurel Avenue.
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