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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1950
Page
5
Puhr is a Williamsburg graduate who attended Bligh High School in Ohio and the Ohio State University School of Journalism before enrolling at Baldwin-Wallace College. The notice lists his background and educational path.
Ora Brown, editor of the Williamsburg Times and son of the publisher, is noted as Ohio's youngest active editor at 16 while preparing a spring wedding. Many community events follow, including a chicken supper fundraiser, district meetings, and various visits and obituaries in Newtown and nearby towns.
A Clermont County photo spot shows Steven Miller aged three with his father Earl B. Miller at Route 2 New Richmond. The image, shot by Steven’s mother with a Kodak Brownie camera, invites amateur photographers to join The Courier Snapshot of the Week contest.
Miss Lola Jacobs of Glen Este will be principal speaker at the Clermont County Council PTA meeting at Batavia school on Monday evening March 27. Jacobs, Milford High School athletic instructor, will discuss The Woman's Place in Sport.
Mr. and Mrs. Estel Pringle have returned home after several weeks in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Toennis and Mrs. Sally Work of Florida, Coral Holden of Detroit, Forest McClennan of Houston were here for the death of Harvey Bigham. The Haston family were called to Sparta Tennessee by the sudden passing of her father last Tuesday night.
Miss Clara Slater hosted and hosted guests over the weekend. Cincinnati visitor Mrs Lega Mae Higgins attended with her parents Mr and Mrs H F Balser. Other guests included Mr and Mrs John Wolf of Blanchester and Mr and Mrs Julius Reynolds and boys from Marathon.
Visitors called at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Pence last Wednesday providing a brief social encounter at their residence. The note records polite calls and does not indicate further events or attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thapin of Dayton Ohio are mentioned in a local society notice highlighting their involvement in community events and civic activities.
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