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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1946
Page
7
Amelia Baptist Church holds Sunday worship at 10 30 morning Bible School at 9 30 Evangelistic service at 8 00 evening The Rev A C Rainsburger is pastor Batavia Presbyterian Church offers Church School at 9 30 and Worship at 10 45 with Rev Walter Zeanah as pastor.
Subday Masses are listed for Saint Thomas More Church Batavia with services at 8:30 AM and 10:00 AM. The schedule includes worship and morning services under Reverend Francis J. Heider and a Hammond-typed timetable with additional evening service at 7:30 PM.
Service times listed for Holy Trinity Church Batavia and St Philomena Church Stonelick. Sunday Masses at Holy Trinity 8 and 10 a.m. Weekday Masses 8 a.m. on Tuesday and Friday. Rosary and Prayers for Peace Thursday 2 p.m. St Philomena offers Sunday Mass at 8 a.m. Weekday Masses Monday Wednesday Thursday Saturday at 8 a.m.
The First Church of Christ, Scientist in Forestville lists Sunday services at 10 30 A M and Sunday School at the same time. Wednesday meeting at 8 00 P M. Reading room hours are Monday through Friday 1 to 4 P M, Thursday 7 to 9 P M, and Saturday 11 A M to 9 P M. A cordial invitation is extended to attend and use the reading room.
The Pilgrim Holiness Church in Afton Ohio lists Sunday School at 1 30 P M preaching at 2 45 P M and evening service at 7 45 P M A prayer meeting is held Thursday night at 7 45 P M
Mrs Winnspere is in the audience for Tom Brenaman’s program in Waynesville relay from California. Mrs Ludlow returns to church services after 22 weeks illness. Amelia Woman’s Club hosting Chile Club May 16 at 2 30 p m. Mrs Houser hosts Amelia club May 18 for Vesta Club. Birthdays celebrated for Hildreth Bettiner and Maud Hall. Mr John Pommert and spouse plan a Minneapolis trip. Mrs Fischer visits from Foster Ohio.
Soprano Licia Albanese will star as Madame Butterfly in the July 4 Cincinnati Summer Opera Pavilion performance at the Zoological Gardens. George Czaplicki and either Charles Kullman or Franco Perulli are set to appear, marking the first definite date of the Silver Jubilee Season announced by Managing Director Oscar F. Hild. Albanese sails to Italy July 5 to visit her mother unseen since before World War II.
At the Clermont Saddle Club regular meeting on April 28 the group started its second year under new officers Jack Morris president Marge Nowlen vice president Ollie Burdsall treasurer Ethel Bernstein recording secretary and directors Bob Adams and Jake Laffleur. An Easter egg hunt for the Junior Saddle Club and a pot luck supper preceded the business session.
In a regular meeting the Clermont County Commissioners authorized the County Engineer to furnish estimates and prepare plans and specifications for retreading county roads. The move aims to repair and extend the life of multiple road segments within the county.
The county commissioners voted to close part of old Route 74 known as Yellow Hill in Williamsburg township and to have barriers erected. They also outlined road improvements on several county roads in Stonelick Williamsburg and Wayne townships. Separately, Navy reenlistment rules were updated restricting reenlistment from the Reserve component after 90 days out of service.
P. F. C. Floyd Hopper, 1036 Forest Ave Covington Ky, asks for aid from the Clermont County Child Welfare Department and Frank B Hoggatt in locating his son Floyd Clinton Hopper age 2 and his two stepchildren Joyce Elaine Clark age 6 and Edward Henry Clark age 13 who are believed with their mother Cynthia Hopper after she left Newport on February 11. Hopper recently returned from Japan and while on emergency furlough to search he will be admitted to an army hospital for tropical fever treatment.
The U S Navy Recruiting Station in Cincinnati announces under a new ruling that many personnel USNR and USNS separated from the Naval Service for more than 90 days may reenlist for a short duration.
New Richmond guests include Helen Powers and others from Columbus Dayton and Coloumis. Merrill Barkley visits uncle H Barkley in Kansas City while touring Denver and Colorado. attendees at Amelia Ohio inspection include Helen Powers and Harry Schmidt. Adlers Woolen Mills expands looping room in North Fairmont. Cranston Church Women’s Circle met with a paper on music.
Nora Bolte of Willowville listed as resident at Batavia No. One. Mr and Mrs Nick Retzler were summoned to visit the ailing father of Mr Retzler Sunday. Other Madisonville area residents visited the Smith home in Madisonville including Gibson Tupman Griffith Blick.
Mr and Mrs Norman Wright and son of Amelia spent Sunday evening with Mrs Wrights parents. Mrs Carrie Archer entertains her granddaughter from Indiana polis for several weeks. Mr and Mrs Reichardt of Cincinnati called on Mr and Mrs Nick Retzler. Miss Verna Jean Blick enjoyed a boat trip to Aurora Indiana on Sunday.
On May 6 1946 the court filed an Inventory and Appraisement of the estate of Elizabeth Gray deceased of Williamsburg Township. A hearing is set for June 4 1946 at ten in the forenoon. Anyone wishing to file exceptions must do so at least five days before the hearing or be barred. Batavia Ohio. Probate Judge Orville W Halbisch. Ely White & Davidson Attorneys.
The Stonelick Baptist Church invites all to Bible School at 9 45 A M Worship at 11 A M Evangelistic 745 P M Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday 745 P M Pastor Charles W Jessee Spring and Water Street Batavia Morning Worship 10 0 Edsil Dale Minister Taylor Chapel Methodist Colored Sunday School 930 A M Morning Service 1045 A M Evening Service 730 P M Mother's Day program and sermon Behold Thy Mother Thursday prayer and class service 800 P M Mrs Laura Brown in charge GEO T BROWN Pastor
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