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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1950
Page
4
Obituary notice states services for Minnie Brown and G. Bethel were planned by Rev. Jack Eisberry at Kennedy Funeral Home yesterday at 2 p.m. Surviving spouse listed as Jo- with incomplete details.
Seph, two daughters Doris Brown and Alma Gossling both of Cincinnati, and son Earl Bethel, survive. Mrs Louise Hanson Wardlow of Williamsburg dies after hospital stay. Lloyd Zollars of Williamsburg dies at Christ Hospital. Ennis Russell of Goshen dies at home. Surviving relatives and funeral homes listed.
An 18 month Gas Fuel Technology course developed with the Liquefied Petroleum Gas Association offers southern Ohio men training for the LP Gas industry. The class starts March 27 at Southern Technical Institute in Chamblee, Georgia, per Wright Gas Company.
The Southern Technical Institute offers a Gas Fuel Technology program for high school graduates with emphasis on wartime G I Bill benefits. The curriculum covers gas operations and technical training as LP Gas usage expands, now serving 6.5 million urban homes and adding about 1 million users in 1949. Interested residents may request a catalog from Southern Tech in Chamblee, Ga.
Eleven of sixteen indicted individuals appeared before Clermont County Common Pleas Judge Harry Britton and entered not guilty pleas on charges. Four defendants did not enter pleas. Trials will proceed after the judge returns from Florida next month.
Scouts Chas. Marshal Chas. Mor row David Williams and Robert Shinkle reached Second Class under Joseph Remley. Dexter presented Eddie Kassner with a Gold Palm to accompany his Eagle rank.
The Clermont County WCTU held its March meeting at the home of president Mrs. I. B. Jenkins on Tuesday March 14. Members discussed library purchases and community reading initiatives.
With 23 members present the organization purchased The Greatest Story Ever Told for the Batavia school library in memory of Mrs. Gertrude Hillin. The group also sponsors a poster contest for sixth and seventh graders and an essay contest for eighth graders. A poll tax prerequisite to voting in several southern states is noted.
Milford senior class play casting includes Joanie Salzman Jim Kiser Sam Shumard and others. Owensville Sophomore Home Economic girls did a March 16 food and nutrition test with a full course dinner prepared in groups. Seniors were weighed for caps and gowns for blue and white colors. Batavia hosts a Juke Box Dance March 25 at 8 p.m. Admission 25 cents. Williamsburge Dramatic Club to perform Our Gal Sal March 30 at 8 p.m.
Morris F. Thompson of Moscow earned a Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering as 896 OSU graduates received diplomas on Friday March 17. James F. Lincoln of Lincoln Electric Company in Cleveland delivered the commencement address.
Clermont Grange No. 2377 of Newtonsville held a meeting Tuesday night March 14 featuring their Boy Scout Troop and Explorer Post. Charters were awarded for another year by organization chairman John Friend. Eagle Award went to William Attinger presented by District Commissioner Jack Dexter. Attinger rose through Newtonsville Scouting and now serves as assistant leader in the Explorer Post. Membership certificates were given by Neighborhood Commissioner Joseph M. Lemley and Merit Badges by Judge Orville Halbisch to Scout David Williams.
The Stonelick Baptist Church, reopened March 5, held its third service at 2 30 p m Sunday with about 60 attending. Rev. Paul Gwinn led the service assisted by Clayton A Pepper of the Northern Baptist Convention, and Frank Brown of Williamsburg led the choir. The pastor urged former members to return and announced weekly 2 30 p m services until further notice with special Easter Sunday dedication planned.
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