Gospel Festival at Lindale Baptist Church Thrives
The Lindale Baptist Church hosts a musical festival during the first week of services, led by Evangelist and Mrs. Clyde L. Hall of Springfield, with nightly 8 p.m. programs except Saturday. Twenty one people joined the church in the first week. The Halls travel with about $1,510 in instruments and plan varied features from solos to children's choirs and a vacation Bible school.
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Lindale Baptist Church
Clyde L. Hall
Springfield
Bro. Hall
Hall
John Drew
Bro. Bates
Louise Skinner
Virginia Betts
Eagle Scout Edward Kassner Receives Award at County Camporal
Edward Kassner of Newtonsville Troop 486 earned the Eagle Award in a ceremony at the County Camporal. The presentation was made by his father, T. E. Kassner.
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Edward Kassner
Newtonsville
T. E. Kassner
Newtown Area Couples Wed as City Updates Civic Events
Miss Martha Gunder ley wed Mayor Howard Frierdich in a Cherry Grove Church ceremony officiated by Rev. Stockslager. The couple honeymoon a week then will reside at 132 Church St with the groom’s father. Hamilton County Police Association met at Bass Island. Safety tape glows on bicycle handlebars under Newtown Civilian Defense. Several motorists fined for stop sign violations. Summer Bible school graduation held at Newtown Methodist. Flood wall plans require U S Engineers review in Louisville. Rev. Taylor named Newtown Methodist pastor after Rev. Porteous’ hospitalization. Car-for-hire ordinance adopted and weeds enforcement to run June 1 to July 1 with fines or village mowing costs for noncompliance.
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Cherry Grove Evangelical
Newtown
Charles Elston
U. S
Louisville
Taylor
Mt. Washington
Newtown Methodist Church
Porteous
Mercy Hospital
Friedrich
Dam Age Survey Aids Village Protection Efforts
Volunteer workers conduct a flood impact survey to guide floor protection for the village. Newtown with Montgomery Madeira and Solar Hills hosted the Hamilton County Police Association last Thursday night in a community gathering.
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Newtown
Montgomery
Madeira
Solar Hills
Hamilton County Police Association
Williamsburg Rotary Hosts Georgetown Club Picnic Victory
The Williamsburg Rotary Club hosted the Georgetown Rotary Club at Pinecrest June 14 with a baseball game won by Williamsburg before supper. St Ann's Altar Society met June 10 to plan a parish picnic July 18 at Afton Hall. Mrs Coyle of Hamilton, Ohio visits son James M. Coyle and family.
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Williamsburg
Georgetown
Pinecrest
Mark Senfman
Victors
St. Ann’s’ Altar Society
Frank Germann
Afton Hall
R. M. Coyle
Hamilton
Ohio
James M. Coyle
Clermont County Baseball League Weekend Roundup
Earle B. Kincaid reports a full weekend schedule with Reds Braves series and television viewings. Carl Rosselot no-hit Loveland VFW in ten innings for Owensville, Mt. Carmel shut out Mulberry 10 0, Goshen scored 14 against Williamsburg Legion, Batavia hosts Williamsburg Merchants with lights on a renovated field. Next Sunday schedule duels include Leveland VFW Mt. Carmel and Batavia vs New Richmond Legion. All games at 2 30 p m with Queen City umpires.
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Reds
Boston Braves
Braves
Carl Rosselot
Owensville
Hall of Fame
Loveland Vfw
Loveland
Mt. Carmel
Robinson
Goshen
Williamsburg Legion
Williamsburg
Batavia
Bethel
Marathon
Amelia
New Richmond Legion
VFW
Mulberry
Williamsburg Merchants
Queen City
Mer
New Richmond
Mulberry Marathon
Batavia, and
Check forger held on Clermont County charges
William L. Keenan of Bethel and former Huntington resident is jailed in Clermont County, charged with forging Estel Whitt’s name on three checks totaling $157. Keenan returned from Huntington and was bound over to the Clermont County grand jury after a hearing before Batavia Mayor A. C. Mundew.
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William L. Keenan
Bethel
Huntington
Clermont County
Estel Whitt
Clyde Dericks
Ray Bradford
Keenan
Clermont County Grand Jury
A. C. Mundew
Batavia
Plainville PTA Homecoming At Plainville School
The Elementary PTA of Plainville hosts a homecoming at 5 p.m. Saturday June 19 at Plainville School just north of Wooster Pike at Muchmore and Walton Creek Roads. A program starts at 8 p.m. Light lunch is served and booths offer ice cream candy bake goods white elephant fish pond and more. Prizes go to the farthest traveler oldest pupil longest years of wedlock teacher with most years of service and largest individual family.
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PTA
Plainville
Wooster Pike
Muchmore
Walton Creek
Milford News Roundup of Local People Activities
Louis Edward Hart earned a Master of Science degree at Northwestern University Tuesday night. Mrs Neal Osborne Ruth Anna and Mrs Ruby Cast plan a West trip including Estes Park Colorado Rocky Mountain National Park and other locales. Mr and Mrs Stewart Copher of Cincinnati plan to move into the Johanna Cutler home on Maple Street. Karen Cooper visits grandparents Roy and Mrs Stellman while her mother Betty recovers from surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital. Roy Innes and family vacationed in Florida for two weeks. Homer H Ernst recovers at Edgwater Hotel after a horse injury. D W Murphy is named director of Milford Building Loan and Savings Co succeeding Edgar Banford. Wayne Vanoradal of Springfield visited Rev E H Rector's home last weekend.
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Louis Edward Hart
Louis A. Hart
Northwestern
University
Neal Osborne
Ruth Anna
Ruby Cast
Cincinnati
Johanna Cutler
Maple Street
Karen Cooper
Roy Stellman
Betty Cooper
Good Samaritan Hospital
Roy Innes
Florida
Homer H. Ernst
Edgwater Hotel
D. W. Murphy
Milford Building Loan and Savings Co
Edgar Banford
Wayne Vanoradal
Springfield
E. H. Rector
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Bro
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Lebanon National Farm Loan
Sturm
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the One
A and P. Motor Co
Ricmond
ST Re
Ethel A. Collier
Philip E. Collier
Augusta Street
Clermont County Baseball League
By Earle B. Kincaid
H & N CO
Milford
Odds and Ends
Swisher
Estes Park
Colo
Rocky Mountain National Park
Mrs. Stewart Copher
George’s
Fountain Service
Rose Rooms
Ph. Batavia
Amelia, Ohio
Sunbeam
Argus
Gillette
Ronson
Lighters
Remington
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