Batavia Woman's Club Plans April 6 Meeting
Mrs Margaret Sprague will host a Batavia Woman's Club gathering on Thursday afternoon April 6 at the home of Mrs Sprague. The program features an interesting lineup and social time for members.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1950
Page
4
Mrs Margaret Sprague will host a Batavia Woman's Club gathering on Thursday afternoon April 6 at the home of Mrs Sprague. The program features an interesting lineup and social time for members.
A covered dish luncheon at 12 30 precedes a program featuring magician Harold D. Nichols and a Kroger Food Foundation film Never Keep A Good Steak Waiting. A recipe exchange is planned as a noon hour feature. Visitors include Mrs Dan Riedel and Mrs Daugherty's sister from Findlay Ohio. Mrs Lindsey a Bethesda Hospital patient. Ethel Wilson visiting Louisville Kentucky. Weekend guests of the Bennetts include Mrs Lloyd Pabst and children Nancy and David from Jackson Michigan and W K Sullivan of Cleveland Ohio. Nichols family from Williamsburg Virginia visited recently.
The Laurel Fire Department battled a Friday night brush fire on Half Away Hill, scorching more than 30 acres with no additional damage reported. The Laurel school plans a May play featuring Dolores Armacost Joyce Armacost Ann Hobson and Doris Armacost under directors Mr and Mrs Bill Marsh.
Milford organizations are invited to join the Legion's May Festival set for May 30 through June 3. They may participate in the parade enter a float or sponsor a booth at Riverside Park where the event will be held.
The American Legion and Auxiliary sent letters to various groups outlining upcoming events and support efforts. Details on dates and recipients are not fully clear in the fragment.
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