Town Meeting Set for Next Thursday at School Auditorium
Village officials will answer questions on any village affairs at the school auditorium next Thursday night.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1952
Page
2
Village officials will answer questions on any village affairs at the school auditorium next Thursday night.
Milford Council approves hard surfacing of Gatch Avenue at about 350 dollars and purchasing a steel desk table and swivel chair for the mayor's court room for about 175 dollars. The May meeting of Here I Am Society is to be held at York City with Mrs. Raymond Owens leading the W T U program this Thursday at the Marriott sisters' home. Raymond Riehle Jr. has earned the silver wars of a First Lieutenant while serving in Korea. A Milford wedding party accompanied Corp Donald R. Allen in Detroit on April 26, including bride Joyce A. Cregar and sister of the groom as matron of honor and ushers. Mayor Rinckhoff hopes many Milford citizens attend the first
The Glen Este column reports Mrs. H. B. Smythe and relatives visiting and a move to Port Hueneme Naval School by Charles Hirschauer. Local families share visits, birth celebrations, and Mother's Day gatherings. In Summerside the Wesley Chapel marks its 100th anniversary with a May 18 service and a covered dish dinner.
Lawrence H. Talley of Bethel a senior in Chemistry was among about 950 Ohio University students named for high scholastic attainments at the Honors and Awards Day convocation held May 9. The list included those ranking in the top 19 percent with a 3.0 or better average.
The terminal celebration will be held Sunday with Dr Charles Turley former District Superintendent as speaker in the morning service at 10 30 Regular Sunday school begins at 9 30 The Rev Budd is pastor Families bring food baskets for a noon covered dish luncheon Then an informal after noon gathering for former pastors and members to renew friendships Special music will be featured during the celebration.
Mrs Martha Ponchot and daughter visited Cincinnati Saturday while Mr and Mrs Orwell Brothers of Indianapolis called on Mr and Mrs W H Conover Sunday. Several locals visited Kentucky and Renfro Valley Barn Dance. Sergeant Junior Lewis returns from Korea on 30 day leave to visit relatives. Robert Holcolm remains patient at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital and shows improvement.
Breckinridge Kentucky residents Lela Hartmets Jr Balzhiser and family visit relatives. Swartz Georgetown moves to the community. Mr and Mrs Robert Jennings and children Madisonville spend time with Ernest Jennings. Virgil Miller and Cecil visit their father C Carpenter in German town. Jamey Patchells family hosts visitors. Lela Hartmetz Sunday calls Winemiller sisters Batavia and uncle Peter Hartmetz Mt Holly aged 04 on April.
The Franklin Laurel Home Economics Club will meet at Mrs. Doris Delsel's home on May 22 at 10 a.m. Miss Helen Stan will repair weaving machines during the session. Each attendee should bring their lunch. Guests at Mother's Day included Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Bihl and daughter, Aurora Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Heiles. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bihl and son. Mr. and Mrs. Walter DeWald, Bellevue Kentucky. and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Finch and family.
Mrs. Sigh Samad and family from Carrollton Kentucky visited Nora Bolte for Mother's Day. W B Bolte visited Norman Wright and family of Amelia, while Omar Mell hosted Mary Slick and others for her birthday. Charles Smith of Mariemont and David Griffith of Newport joined local families in Mother's Day gatherings.
The Mt Carmel Glen Este PTA holds its final meeting of the year Friday at 8 PM with officer installation and entertainment for the graduating class. Local notes include Doris York’s May 5 nursing school graduation and top students Wilma Campbell Chris Rosssenhoffer and Robert True on the county eighth grade state exam.
Batavia O H members gathered at the home of Mrs Roy Battles last week to recite the 4H pledge. Miss Helen Stanfield home demonstration agent spoke as the session featured games and refreshments. Adjournment followed with Barbara Brownl moving and Peggy Lewis seconding.
In Batavia Mrs. Sprague hosts a Batavia Garden club meeting May 19 at 2 o'clock with Miss Hester Stephenson as guest speaker on Birds and Wildflowers. Batavia Junior Woman's club plans a May 19 gathering at Mrs. Jean Laffleur's home. Mrs. Robert Wall to entertain Batavia Women's Club May 22 with a 12 30 lunch. Judge C N Young returns from Christ Hospital after a nine week stay for a broken leg. Dr. Robert Bishop visits from Youngstown. Mrs. E H Speidel heads to Holland Michigan for Tulip Festival. Mr and Mrs David Duttweiler announce birth of daughter Karen Dianne May 10 at Bethesda Hospital.
Services for Mrs Nonnie Irwin Pray 65 former Goshen postmistress were held last Saturday at Craver Funeral Home Milford. Commital at Cincinnati Crematory. She died suddenly of a lung hemorrhage at her Oakley home. Survived by husband Harry L Pray a sister and two brothers. funeral rites conducted by Goshen Chapter O E S. at Milford. Requiem at St Philomena Church.
Burial in Batavia Cemetery followed last rites at William Stirling Moore Funeral Home Batavia for Martha Carey 81 who died Friday. Survivors include son Calvin Cramer an attorney in Cincinnati. Burial was in Green Mound Cemetery.
Mrs H R Wersel won fifth prize for flower arrangements at the Anderson Township show. Mariemont Garden Club hosts a refresher course and workshop Friday from 9 30 a m to 2 30 p m at the recreation building with noon coffee served. Members bring their own lunch. Also noted are community notices on a Mother's and Daughter's banquet by the Susannah Wesley Circle and funeral services for Mrs Iva M Franke.
The obituary notes a widow and one daughter surviving a deceased resident. Recent nuptials include William E. Black and Dorothy Cross. Mrs. Edwin Tiemeyer chairs the PTA Summer Round-up. The Greek Hills PTA hosted the Hamilton County Council PTA annual Institute with Mrs. C. P. Sticksel as general chair. Dr. Joseph P. Evans of New Town spoke at the Cincinnati Police mass and breakfast at St. Peter in Chains.
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