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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1959
Page
3
Story by Russell Shinkle honors a daughter through growing up from birth to first love. The piece recalls family moments from infancy to adolescence and a mother’s reflections on milestones and pride.
The Clough Heights Home Demonstration Club gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Jean Buskirk's Clough Lane residence. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brown visiting the Browns on Mother's Day. Sympathy extended to Louis Wildt Sr. family after his death. Gene Wildt returned from Alaska. Mrs. Jessie Motzer visited daughter in Monticello with extended family. Additional guests at the Hughes home included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn and others visiting for Mother's Day.
Members of the Clermont County Medical Society join three newspapermen for a 9 30 p m panel discussion on local public relations affecting physicians. Dr A Gordon Schulze of Amelia arranges and moderates. Panelists are Cliff Ward The Sun Art Keller The Post Times Star and Tom Fortney The Courier.
The Goshen Band Boosters Club sponsors a two day event at the elementary school with a social on Thursday and a dance on Friday. The schedule covers May 28 and 29 with a carnival, fair, and activities for attendees.
Kay Perkins plans a business career after Clermont Northeastern High School graduation on May 26. She will attend Miller-Draughon Business College in Cincinnati to train as a secretary. She holds offices in multiple clubs, leads the Latin Club, Girls’ Athletic Association, and serves as treasurer of the senior class and annual staff.
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