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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1956
Page
5
The Courier urges county groups to join a new united fund drive to consolidate solicitations. A formal meeting is set for Tuesday May 15 at Batavia elementary school to organize a county wide Community Chest style effort.
A page includes the poem Moon Walking by Herbert Merrill with playful night imagery and lines from The Saturday Evening Post. Also there is a verse I have forgotten by Elizabeth Graham and contributor notices for submissions to Shiela Stinson and Edna Hamilton, with a cast note for Hanover College's The Madwoman of Chaillot featuring Lee Ashbrook of Mt. Washington.
Clermont County PTA Council schedules a May 14 meeting in 100 Hall with Mr. Denny as guest speaker. Dinner at noon served by Asharah Rebecca Lodge. Eighth grade commencement at 8 p.m. with Ralph Hill of Milford as speaker. Officers installed May 4 included Mrs. Dexter White president and Mrs. Goldie Robbins vice president. سایر امکانهای جزئی دیگر اشاره نشده است.
Boosters urge county-wide turnout for a May 15 meeting to discuss forming a Clermont County United Appeal or a separate Clermont County Community Chest. Groups include Kiwanis Lions Rotary VFW Legion clubs PTA and farm and service organizations. Also noted are thanks from Bethra Witham and a May County event schedule with weddings and new families.
Charles Burton Loveland, 24, formerly from here, died Saturday at Lake Isabella after an apparent accidental self inflicted shot from a .22 rifle. Diana L. Shafer, eight month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shafer, died Sunday at Cincinnati Children's Hospital. Funeral services and burials were held in local cemeteries. survivors listed include spouses, children, siblings, and parents.
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