Elijah by Mendelssohn highlights a campus concert Sunday
The Choral Union of the College Conservatory of Music conducts Mendelssohn's Elijah Sunday at 4 p.m. in Corbett Auditorium with John Leman on the baton, free admission. The Cincinnati Nature Center hosts March 3–20 a David Jacobs photo exhibit, while the Robert S. Duncanson Centennial Exhibition opens March 16 at the Cincinnati Art Museum with forty works and free hours. Travelers Aid hosts an International Social Evening March 10 at Christ Church, admission 50 cents. The Cincinnati Clan Pipe Band meets March at Calvary Episcopal Church for bagpipes drums and Scottish dances. Dr. Charles L. Hosler Jr. speaks March 17 at the Cincinnati Art Museum on Man and the Changing Climate. Various local notes cover weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, and community visits.
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Elijah
Mendelssohn
Corbett Auditorium
Choral Union
College-Conservatory of Music
John Leman
David Jacobs
Cincinnati
Robert S. Duncanson
Cincinnati Art Museum
Duncanson
America
Eden ‘Park
Travelers Aid International
Community Chest
Christ Church
4Th and Sycamore
Cincinnati Clan
Calvary Episcopal Church
Clifton Ave
Cincinnati Nature Center
Charles L. Hosler Jr
College of Earth and Mineral Sciences
Pennsylvania State University
Cincinnati At Museum
Smorgasbord Dinner At Perintown United Methodist Church
A smorgasbord dinner will be served March 11 starting at 5 p.m. at Perintown United Methodist Church on US 50. The public is invited and tickets may be bought at the door featuring meats salads casseroles vegetables and homemade pies and cakes.
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Perintown United Methodist Church
US 50
YACs To See Films At Batavia Meeting
Clermont County Youth Against Cancer organizes a March 9 meeting at 7 p.m. in the American Cancer Society unit office Batavia to view two films. David Adams serves as president.
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Clermont County Youth Against Cancer
Yacs
American Cancer Society
Main St
Batavia
David Adams
Marathon Grange Hosts Open House With Sheriff Candidate
The Marathon Grange will hold an open house on March 3 at 8 p.m. in the Grange Hall on SR 68 Batavia. Clermont County Sheriff candidate N. C. Ward will speak, and all other sheriff’s candidates are invited. The event is open to the public.
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Grange
Batavia
N. C. Ward
Clermont County
Clermont
Mt. Carmel
Scenic Ohio slides shown at Williamsburg Garden Club meeting
The program chair man Mrs Fred Mathis will present Scenic Ohio slides at the March 7 Williamsburg Garden Club meeting. The event begins at 8 p m at Williamsburg Presbyterian Church. Members may bring guests with hostesses Mrs Herbert Campbell Miss Cecile Clancy and Mrs Marguerite Cowan assisting.
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Fred Mathis
Williamsburg
Architect New Neighbor Speaks to Felicity Garden Club
Felicity Garden Club welcomed guest speaker Raleigh Carson, an architect and new neighbor, who discussed mood zoned landscapes and the role of landscaping in home and outdoor living spaces. The meeting on Feb 23 included 18 members and two guests with awards for flower arrangements and a spring show announced for May 13.
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Felicity Garden Club
Felicity-Franklin School
George T. Shinkle
Gent Utter
George Snead
Robert Beyke
Wright Howser
William Ulrich
Robert Knapke
Robert Estridge
Woodie Walden
Ara Ross
Clyde Bartlow
Norman Dunlap
Byron Ross
Robert J. Paul
Raleigh Carson
Carson
Ohio River
Thornton Nurseries
Montgomery
Ross
Batavia Schools Lunch Menu Through March Week
Batavia schools publish a March lunch schedule listing daily meals from March 6 to March 10. Menu includes spaghetti with meat balls, sausage sandwich, chili with crackers, chicken sandwich, and hot dog with sides and desserts.
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Batavia
Homemakers Plan Luncheon and Table Arrangements
The Union Extension Homemakers Club hosts a covered dish luncheon on March 8 at Mrs. Rowena Brinkman’s home 4439 Aicholtz Rd. After the business session members will prepare spring table arrangements for the Clermont County Homemaker Clubs 25th anniversary. Willowville Elementary PTA meets March 7 at 8 p.m. at the school. nominating committee report and officers for 1972-73. Girl Scout and Brownie Troops from Willowville lead the program. no babysitting. refreshments served.
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Union Extension Homemakers Club
Rowena Brinkman
Aicholtz Rd
John Eaton
Clermont County
Willowville
PTA
Sisters In Country Western Hoedown Live Tonight
A brief item notes a country western hoedown event titled Sisters In Country Western Hoedown Live set for the evening. The notice emphasizes taking life one day at a time and reflects on the idea that time and success are shaped by personal choices.
West Clermont School Menu March 2 10
West Clermont schools list daily meals for March 2 to March 10 including chili with sides on March 2, fish on bun on March 3, vegetable soup March 6, hamburger on bun March 7, spaghetti March 8, barbecue on bun March 9, and pizza March 10 with milk and fruit or dessert choices. The note ends with a stray quote about effective speaking.
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Sacred Heart Academy
University of Cincinnati, College of Pharmacy
Mr. Sauls
of Anderson High School
University of Cincinnati
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Jean Harrilla
Fran Brookbank
Harry Huetcher
Ethel Craver
Milford
Baltimore
Ethel
Tony Martin
Charles
Nancy Martin
Tony
Phillip Rouster
Ray Schuster
Albert Brinson
Indian Hill
Fred Pierce
Jack Ireton
Diane
Danny
Bethel
Irma Ireton
Daisy Blevins
Dora Spahr
Newtonsville
Earl Spahr
Wilmington
F.H. Russell
Nellie
Earl Sphar
Owensville
Spahr
New Hampshire
R. William Russell
Amy Dawn
Rosedale
Mary Holt
Fred F. Holt
New Richmond
Mary H. Holt
James E. Sauls, Jr
James E. Sauls
Clarence
Lida) Lytle
Scenic Ohio
Charles J. Miller
General Insurance
Scouts
Boardel
Union Chapel
East Fork Reservoir
Call Bristow
Darlene
Joyce Collins
Grand Ole Opry
Clermont Northeastern High School
Clermont County Sheriff's Posse
Posse
West Clermont School Menu
Bob’s
Ohio Pike
Ree
South St. Bethel
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