Clermont Courier details and rates from Batavia paper
The Clermont Courier published Thursday by Clermont Publishing Co. lists editors and publishers Erald B Fortney and Thomas Fortney. Subscription rates shown include one year for $2.00 and six months for $1.00 in Batavia Ohio.
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Clermont County Examiners Schedule Quarterly and Special Meetings
The Board of School Examiners for Clermont County will hold quarterly meetings on the last Saturday of January April July and October. Special meetings occur on the last Saturday of the intervening months. Officials named: G L Swing D W Roudebush C W Page Supt.
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Ladies' Society to Host Taffy Pulling at School March 8
Two years after the Maine explosion Kentucky provides exciting news. The Ladies' Society of the Monterey Presbyterian Church will host a taffy pulling at the school house on Friday evening March 8. Everyone invited. Admission ten cents.
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Owensville Opens New Auditorium Nearing Completion
The Owensville school auditorium nears completion and should be ready for use early in April. The old auditorium will be remodeled into a library office laboratory and rest room. Mrs. Mark Buerkle died last Tuesday after a flu illness followed by a heart attack. many relatives gathered at the home.
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Mark Buerkle
Marriage of Wilma Colditon and Sidney Saxton in Monterey
Miss Wilma Colditon of Monterey and Mr. Sidney Saxton of Edenton wed Saturday evening at the Methodist parsonage with Misses and brothers among the attendants. The community extends sympathy to several relatives in Dayton and Hyde Park while others travel or host local guests. Dr. Allan Rapp and family, and the Harlows and Whitmers visit and return home after trips through the Southwest and a stop in New Orleans.
The Poet's Nook and Spring is For Little Boys
A collage of verse notes from The Poet's Nook pages shows original poems about boys at play and indoors. Sheila Stinson credits the Cincinnati Times-Star poem selections with reflections on childhood, spring, and innocence through brief, evocative lines.
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Lockland
Ohio
Idna Hamilton
Fenton Avenue
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Faith Alive in the Living Church Through Christ
A March 19, 1950 Living Faith lesson argues faith is belief in Jesus Christ, not creed or saints. It emphasizes Christ as Sonne of Man and Lord, crucified yet alive, and cites a convert from Islam to illustrate faith lived, not merely argued.
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Clermont Classroom Highlights By Rhoda Ankermiller
Bethel Junior Class staged their class play Double or Nothing last Friday March 10. Cast included Walter Carter Lorraine Lakeman Robert H arvey Kenny Giesel Phyllis Hancock Fay Reed Virginia Roush David Gillespie Annabelle Stroup Fred Kragler Patricia Lippa and Glenn Kellum promoters were Barbara Frazee Eleanor Shinkle and Vernon Ingram. Clyde Hager and Charles Quehl were property managers Joe Phillips managed tickets. Regulars from Williamsburg Music Dept led by Mrs Louise Krum canvas for Red Cross and sell Courier subscriptions. Locust Corner 4 H Club hosts a chicken dinner and dance on Saturday March 18 at Locust Corner School.
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Walter Carter
Lorraine Lakeman
Robert Harvey
Kenny Giesel
Phyllis Hancock
Fay Reed
Virginia Roush
David Gillespie
Annabelle Stroup
Fred Kragler
Patricia Lippa
Glenn Kellum
Barbara Frazee
Eleanor Shinkle
Vernon Ingram
Clyde Hager
Charles Quehl
Joe Phillips
New Richmond Club Plans Dance to Earn Camp Funds
The New Richmond High School club, advised by Mrs. William Burkel and Mrs. Harry Beckett, hosts a dinner and dance with music by the New Richmond Swing Band to raise money for summer camp. Senior personalities include Alice Buck and Bill Shilling, Rosemary Carter, Raymond Chaney, Esther Weber, and Paul Rorick. The group will present Henrietta the VIII on April 28. Batavia Sophomores present a Night of Magic with Harold Nichols on March 24. Juniors plan an All Fools Day dance on April 1 with a secret orchestra and potential performers names. Apology issued for a misprint about Thelma Hauser’s hometown.
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William Burkel
Harry Beckett
Alice Jean Buck
Bill Shilling
Rosemary Carter
Raymond Chaney
Esther Weber
Paul Rorick
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