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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1947

Page

3

Clermont County Baseball League highlights and scores

In a Sunday baseball card from Clermont County League action Amelia edged Carmel 2 to 0 behind three hit shutout pitcher Del Leslie. Eddie Yambor allowed ten hits as Carmel’s defense struggled. Newtonsville defeated Mulberry 8 to 2 with Martin pitching five strong innings and Newtonsville’s offense breaking through late.

Clermont County League Mr. Carmel Amelia Amelia Grounds del Leslie Eddie Yambor Garnet Cann Mt. Carmel Didday Carmel Johnny Hughey Leslie Vic Leslie Canniies Oberschlake Carter Boots Milne Newtonsville Mulberry Newtonsville Lads Manly Hill Martin Martiis Niert P. Imhoff DeMougin

County PTA Council Holds All Day Session at Branch Hill

Clermont County Council PTA schedules an all day meeting at Branch Hill on Wednesday May 21 starting at 9 30 am The morning panel on Teenage Problems features Lester House Mrs Charles Abbott Goshen Mrs J Opie Elliott Mt Carmel Glen Este Mrs Emily Moore Batavia and Mrs Hornbach Williamsburg Luncheon reservations go to Mrs Martin Weber Branch Hill Ohio The afternoon includes officer installation an address by Lewis G Turner South Akron High School and Business Men public speaking instructor A question box and resolutions follow. Batavia 4 H Organizes Club Batavia Needle Points formed April 16 1937 electing Betty Ray Ross president Mary Margret Ankrom vice president Eleanor Ann Ankrom secretary treasurer Alice Faye Hurdle news reporter and Cecelia Fette recreation leader Sewing chosen as project.

Clermont County Council P.T.A Branch Hill Lester House Charles Abbott Goshen J. Opie Elliott Mt. Carmel Glen Este Emily Moore Batavia Hornbach Williamsburg Martin Weber Ohio Lewis G. Turner Batavia Needle Points Betty Ray Ross Mary Margret Ankrom Eleanor Ann Ankrom Alice Faye Hurdle Cecelia Fette Faye Hurdle

Amelia Future Homemakers 4-H Club Holds May Meeting

The Amelia Future Homemakers 4-H Club gathered in the school music room on May 2 for a brief program and project work followed by games. The next meeting is scheduled for May 16 at 3 20 p.m. in the music room.

Amelia Future Homemakers Music Room

Local Youth Baseball Scores and Club News

The Newtonsville lads sealed a five run rally in the fifth after earlier scoring. Loveland VFW topped Mt Crab 7 to 3. New Richmond Legion beat Bethel 5 to 2. New Richmond Giants defeated by Felicity 10 to 0. Goshen and Williamsburg games resumed with Goshen down 4 to 3. Milford beat Williamsport 9 to 8 in ninth after trailing 8 to 4. Other games scheduled 2:30 pm with Queen City umpires. Marathon Merry Maids hold meeting and plan May 12 Mother’s Day party. Happy Chums discuss May 16 meeting and May 2 progress.

Newtonsville Loveland Vfw Leeverites Mt. Crab New Richmond Legion Bethel New Richmond Giants Felicity Goshen Williamsburg Burg Ertle Dee Wilson Williamspori Johnny Woll Lloyd Lehrer Owensville Scteen Milf Gertis Aeer Milford Boys Amelia Mt. Carmel Mt. Crab Loveland New Rich Giants Milford Queen City

Mother's Day Visitors Share Tidbits From Nicholsville

Eva McMurchy and local families gathered for visits across Nicholsville and nearby towns. Attendees included Cecil Gregware Carl Heimbold Ward Corbin and spouses, Spurgeon siblings with parents, Link and Butler families, Bryant Proffitt and others. They visited Mt Moriah Cemetery and attended Bethel Baccalaureate services as the community marked the weekend.

Cecil Gregware Carl Heimbold Albert Heimbold Spurgeon Brothers Mt. ‘Zion Burdette Corbin Ward Corbin Laurel Link Norwood John Wheelers Butler Brooksville Perkins Bryant Middletown Proffitt Kert McMurchy Avondale

Glen Este Rainbow 4-H Club Sees Growth in May Meeting

The Glen Este Rainbow 4 H Club met May 1 at Mrs Blanch McGuire’s home. Three new members joined, bringing total to seventeen. Joy May Warner Clermont County Home Demonstration Agent will visit after school to advise on dress colors for the girls.

Conservation Tour Planned for July by Clermont District

At the April 25 meeting Clermont Soil Conservation District supervisors announced a July tour of farms active in conservation work. The exact date will be after July 22 and published once arrangements are finalized.

Clermont Lina Henke Amelia Fred Knoop H. S. Elliott Elmer Smith Round Bottom Road Elmer Norris Williamsburg George W. Schafer Newtown Robert R. Caldwell Batavia Albert M. Kistner New Richmond W.W. Hamilton H.B. Haskins Hamilton David V. Fette Carl M. Poston

Birth Announcement for David Michael Dorsey

Mr and Mrs David Dorsey announce the birth of an eight pound one and a half ounce son named David Michael born Sunday April 27 at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Mariemont.

David Dorsey Round Bottom Road Newtown David Michael Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Mariemont

President Washington's Election and Fungicide Claim

An old advertisement claims George Washington's election as first President and promotes TEOL a strong fungicide with 90 percent alcohol for treating athlete's foot. It urges purchase at Nash's Pharmacy Batavia and Scott's Bethel Ohio with date 7-31.

George Washington Nash’s Batavia Scott’s Bethel Ohio

Unanimous Vote by 11 States Then Ratification Gap

The United States achieved its early action by a unanimous vote among 11 states while Rhode Island and North Carolina had not yet ratified the Constitution and did not partake in the voting.

United States Union Rhode Island North Carolina

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clermont County Baseball League Earle B. Kincaid Redmon Hardware Mt, Orab, Ohio Wilbur Lewis Wolf Pen Drive Reilley Bros Walton Creek Road Indian Hill Harry C. Winston Bank Building Loveland Loveland, Ohio P. O. Box Batavia, Ohio Gene Autry Sioux City R. Hayden Rolling Home Jean Porter Betty Cartoon The Locket Tueday Bob Hope Dorothy Lamour County Pta Council Merry Maids Marathon Merry Maids Jackson Township School Marjorie Jones Marjorie Smith Kirskaddin Marathon Rowan Shaler Point Ann Bevington Dennis Ralph Deimling Amelia Goshen New Rich. Legion Newtonsville Bethel Felicity Bbavarty Orab Nicholsville Eva McMurchy Glen Este Rainbow Imel Amelia, Ohio LOTTO Washington Freaman’s Paint Shop American Gas Service CO Wilson Auto Service Patchell America
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