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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1947

Page

9

Young Mayor Heads Milford Village Administration

Milford names its youngest mayor Louis M Klonne to lead the village in his first term. He is an ex assistant cashier at Milford National Bank and Terrace Park Country Club secretary treasurer. Council includes seven term veteran Victor D Shumard Jr and newcomers Charles Rosenzweig MacGregor A Bancroft.

Milford Louis M. Klonne Klonne Mt Washington Milford National Bank Terrace Park Victor D. Shumard, Jr Charles Rosenzweig MacGregor A. Bancroft Albert K. Buckingham Galen A. Clark Robert A. Rinckhoff A. E. Snyder Marie Snyder Mary G. Lota George D. Murphy Joseph Romohr Charles Brewster Victor J. Kuhn Robert Smith Board of

Milford Kiwanis Club Tops 63 Members in Clermont County

Milford Kiwanis Club reaches a record 63 members becoming the largest service club in Clermont County. The group meets weekly at Millcroft Inn with Maurice B. Bernges as president and Leonard L. Harding as long serving secretary.

Milford Milford Kiwanis Club Clermont County Millcroft Inn Maurice B. Bernges Leonard L. Harding Kiwanis Club Milford’ Progress Club Clermont Milton M. Gatch

Milford Legion Post gains 200 members and honors veterans

Victor Stier Post of Milford, housed on the Library Building second floor, Water Street, has surpassed 200 members. G Lesley Franke, a World War II veteran, serves as Commander. James Leming leads a rural village residents hall as Master. The Library Board, led by Librarian Mrs Thomas Livingston and President Mrs Ralph E Hodges, supports reading life in Milford.

Milford Victor Stier Post American Legion Water St G. Lesley Franke James Leming Library Board Harriet Belt Thomas Livingston Ralph E. Hodges

Village banks drive Milford business activity

Milford relies on three main financial institutions led by Milford National Bank at Main and Garfield with Dr. Allen B. Rapp as president and F C Hartsock as cashier and bond sales official. Milford Building Loan and Savings Co led by John P H Brewster operates beside Milford Home Building Co on Main Street, both signaling heavy daily operations.

Milford Léig Clermont Milford National Bank Main Street Garfield Avenue Allen B. Rapp F. C. Hartsock Main St Garfield Ave Milford Building Loan and Savings Co John P. H. Brewster Milford Home Building Co

Reelfoot Lake Listed as Tennessee Point of Interest

A note highlights Reelfoot Lake as a notable attraction in Tennessee, described with a nostalgic tone linking its formation to the 1911 earthquake and its status among the state’s scenic spots. Courier Want Ads promise results for readers seeking services or goods.

Reelfoot Lake Tennessee

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