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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1972
Page
15
Paula recalls Milford Highs rough foe and a last play moment when a tiny player on her team froze midcourt and handed the ball to the opponent, then walked off in tears marking a comical ending to a tough season.
First Bat Girl Judy Crowe of Guinea Pike turns sweet sixteen on Saturday May 13 with birthday wishes. Day Heights Fire Department Women’s Auxiliary hosts a social Friday May 12 at SR 131 firehouse at 7:30 pm with prizes from local merchants. Junior High baseball names Donna Barber as bat girl with duties noted.
A surprise party honored Mrs. Hoskins with attendance by teammates and supporters. The list of participants includes Ernie House Greg Pierce Ray Roll Mark Gerhardt Harold Roose Pat Chandler Steve Jordan Jeff Smith Phil Pangallo Bob Gerard Ron Drees Mike Schatzman Charlie Christy Mark Lilly Kevin Handel David Lloyd Jim McDonough and Donna Barber the bat girl.
The article details a charity horse show at Latonia Race Track on May 19 hosted by the Southwestern Ohio Kiwanis Mental Health Association. It mentions a May 7 Sunday surprise party for a widow of Ben Hoskins at First Baptist Church Mt. Repose, plus gifts including an orchid corsage from Julian Florist. It notes Bob Braun appearing with WLW in a May 19 program and Marathon Oil sponsorship, with tickets at the gate or from Kiwanis members. The Kiwanis charity supports the Longview Hospital Children's Unit School, having contributed $120,000 since 1957.
The Clermont Courier notes on May 1 1972 Mrs. Hoskins received a cake and singing at the Homestead Inn after church events. She works for Dr. James MacMillan, lives at 5 Clark Street, belongs to charity groups, and attends a weight watchers club to stay slender. She has lived in Milford for fifty years.
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