Milford May Festival set for May 30 to June 3
Milford American Legion Post 450 and Auxiliary announce May Festival events from May 30 to June 3. The Nelson Breeze rides start May 30, parade opening May 31 at 7 30 p m with Queen candidates and nearby mayors judging. June 1 features Milford High School band concert. June 2 crowns the Queen. prizes include a pony on June 3. Eighth grade diplomas awarded to nine pupils led by valedictorian Faye Vespie and salutatorian Mary Jane Tenner.
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Milford High School
Dan Kock
American Legion and Auxiliary
Faye Vespie
Mary Jane Tenner
Richard Curtiss
Minnie Dance
Roberta Edmondson
Pete Randolph
Donald Soult
Marietta Williams
Sonny Zimmerman
Newtonsville Church Service Draws 165 Attendance
The Sunday night Methodist Church service in Newtonsville drew 165 attendees. Mother's Day observances are set for May 14 with a Young People class program. Mrs. May Meeks has returned home after wintering with her daughter in Mt. Washington. The Athletic Club dance yielded a good crowd and a nice profit. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McCormick hosted guests including Arthur L. Boyd and family of Mexico, C. D. Boyd and family from Mt. Lookout, with Marion planning to move to Hollywood Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Attinger and Rose Marie visited Tipp City. A correction noted a previous item about H. McCormick and son Bill.
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May Meeks
Bernice
Mt. Washington
Herbert McCormick
Arthur L. Boyd
Mexico
C. D. Boyd
Tom
Marion
Mt. Lookout
Hollywood
Fla
Attinger
Rose Marie
Tipp City
Ohio
Closing Day Program Planned at Pierce Township School
Milton Behymer principal announces Pierce Township school closing day events. An operetta The Sleeping Beauty and a Tom Thumb Wedding will be staged Wednesday evening May 10. Commencement exercises follow Wednesday evening May 24 with Frank B. Hoggatt.
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Milton ‘Behymer
Pierce ‘Township
Frank B. Hoggatt
First grandchild arrival noted with joy
Families celebrate the arrival of a first grandchild and nephew with happiness, though the telegraphic note truncates to a fragment indicating the joyful event.
Farm Program Meetings Listed For Townships
The Farm Bureau announces public meetings across multiple townships to discuss farm program plans. Gatherings occur at Amelia, Goshen, Moscow, and other local schools on May 15 to May 19 at 8:30 p.m. in Batavia Union Pierce Ohio Goshen Moscow.
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Farm Bureau
Legislative
Batavia
Union
Pierce
Ohio Townships
Amelia School
Miami
Gostien
Wayne
Stonelick
Goshen
Monroe
Franklin
Washington
Moscow
Jackson
Williams
Williamsburg School Event in Tate Township
A May 25 event at 8:30 in Williamsburg School located in Tate Townships invites community members to attend. Details read from a local notice indicate a scheduled gathering or meeting.
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Burg and
Tate Townships
Williamsburg School
Multiple Death Notices From Felicity Area Obituaries
Last services were held for Mrs. Mattie Blackburn 79 widow of Charles Blackburn Felicity. O Chatterton 73 grocery owner Williamsburg buried at Williamsburg cemetery. Berneda Moore 32 wife of Harlan Moore Williamsburg buried after services. Miss Wilma Brown Batavia died May 5 in St Louis. burial Batavia cemetery. George Eckert 71 died uprooting dandelions. remembered for football baseball and work at Methodist Publishing. Billy H Woodruff age 5 funeral at New Richmond church. Charles D Wiley 81 Felicity funeral at Methodist Church. survived by Howard Wiley. Mrs Delila Anderson Bethel died. services held. survivors include son Harry and daughters Leona Strosnider and Grace Trees. Eastern Star rites observed.
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Charles Blackburn
Felicity
O. Chatterton
Williamsburg
Mariemont Hospital
Berneda Moore
Harlan Moore
Maham Funeral Home
Wilma Brown
Moore Funeral Home
Batavia
St. Louis
George Eckert
Loveland
Methodist Publishing House
Cincinnati
Barbara Eckert
Barbara Wengert
Geraldine Eckert
Charles D. Wiley
Methodist
Howard Wiley
Kennedy
Bethel
Delila Anderson
Harry
Trenton
Leona Strosnider
Washington
Grace Trees
Monroe
Ohio
Eastern Star
Lindale Church Monthly Meeting Highlights Luncheon
The Lindale church monthly gathering on Monday May 8 featured a covered dish luncheon. Mrs Gladys Cann modeled a dress for the group. Fifteen members answered roll call with Miss Helen Stanfield County Demonstration Agent in attendance. Hostess Mrs Proffitt assisted by Mrs Parrish.
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Lindale Church
Gladys Cann
Helen Stanfield
Proffitt
Parrish
Bridal Shower for Wanda Nolan Ahead of May 26 Wedding
Mrs. Robert D. Nolan hosted a bridal shower Saturday April 29 for her daughter Wanda Nolan who will wed Rose W. Curves on May 26 at St. Bernadette Church Amelia Ohio. Guests included Mesdames Nolan Cur ree Weigel Schwartz Mintkenbaugh and others. Misses Weigel Schwartz Seifreid Kolodzik Newman.
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Robert D. Nolan
Wanda Nolan
Mesdames
James L. Nolan
J. R. Curree
Earl F. Weigel
Robert Schwartz
Joseph Mintkenbaugh
Carrie’ Weigel
Henry Mintkenbaugh
Richard Weigel
Hidreti Kolozik
Wiliam Seifreid
Hinma Dykes
Carl Lucas
Kennett Perry
Anthony’ Mintkenbaupi
Nancy Weigel
Clarene Schwartz
Joyce Seifreid
Darlene Kolodzik
June Newman
Elec
Lindale Demonstration Club Meets for Regular Session
The Lindale Home Demonstration Club No. 4 held its regular meeting, with members gathering at the usual venue to discuss upcoming activities and share updates on local projects.
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Lindale
McElhaney Claims County Margin Gains Despite No Party Backing
James H. McElhaney reports improving margins in 1948 across Pike County and Portsmouth, Clermont County, Adams, and Scioto, noting gains even without party backing while acknowledging opposition in Scioto County. He mentions losses to his opponent in labor districts and cites home-city support and regional swings.
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Pike County
Portsmouth
Clermont County
Scioto County
James H. McElhaney
Congress
Births in Batavia Parish Carry Two New Families
Mr and Mrs Harold Carter of Clark Street Batavia welcomed a girl weighing 7 lb 6 oz born May 3 at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Mariemont. Mr and Mrs John Von Hemmerle of Route 1 Batavia welcomed a boy weighing 7 lb 11 oz born May 5 at the same hospital.
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Harold Carter
Clark Street
Batavia
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Mariemont
John von Hemmerle
Hemmerles
Route 1
58 Diseases Are Listed In County Health Report
During January 1 to March 31, 1950 Clermont County reported twenty eight measles. Other diseases include one meningitis case, eleven pneumonia, six streptococcal infections, one typhoid and paratyphoid, and one whooping cough.
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Clermont County
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