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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1965
Page
5
Large bedrooms and full basement with a two car garage located on Hunt Street in Clermont County. Ideal for a do it yourselfer and a once in a lifetime buy. Sold as is must be sold within five days with terms to suit the buyer. Call Cincinnati 421 8846 ask for Gene Dutch.
The Batavia Garden Club meets May 10 at 10 a.m. for a workshop at Mrs. Charles Remley’s home Batavia Williamsburg Pike. Leader Mrs. Robert Schroeder presents the theme Flowers to Show. Members bring materials for arrangements for the flower show. Lunch is served with help from Mrs. Ralph Clyburn Mrs. Kazuo Tashiro and Mrs. Russell F. Speidel. Meeting date is one week earlier than usual.
Mrs. Milton Saunders returns home after weeks in Jewish Hospital and thanks friends for cards and flowers. Week-end guests include Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hartley of Huron Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Evans visited Commander Joseph Evans and family in Alexandria Virginia. Local ladies attended a spring bridge luncheon at Edgecliffe Academy. The Clermont County debate on rural versus suburban life is noted with residents cherishing countryside ties.
Mr and Mrs Shirley Hobday of Mariemont bought Muellers Supermarket west of Owensville on State Route 50 from the Lilyan Ohler estate. Mrs Hobday, formerly Carrie Scheidt, is known in Milford Newtonsville. After remodeling they will offer a deli catessen line with beer and wine and plan to meet neighbors. Opening hoped around May 1 led by Lou Oskamp the local Realtor.
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