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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1959
Page
5
Ocie Greer and Alberta Weaver hosted members at Old Boston House May 6. Dorothy Cooper demonstrated corsage making and Amy Walker arranged flowers. The next meeting features Ciara Schuster on June 3 with a picnic after the business meeting.
Hazel McLeish reflects on balancing house cleaning and yard work with enjoying gardens and fishing. She notes spring warmth, inside tasks, and evenings by the lake as nature awakens, praising the lake’s beauty despite winter neglect and thanking readers for their support during her absence.
Mt. Holly United Church of Christ members voted May 11 to borrow funds for church improvements including rest rooms a sanctuary heating unit and new sanctuary entrance doors. A redecorating gift from the state conference has already covered the altar front. Senior trustee John Hensgen said work will be done largely by church volunteers to reduce costs and support long range facility expansion. The church sits on Rt. 125 one mile east of Amelia.
Death notices for Henry M. Demaris Emma Gerard Alice Jackson Mary Mattox span Laurel New Richmond Milford Loveland Williamsburg with details of services survivors and widows or spouses. Names include Nina Demaris Helen Borntrager Joseph Gerard Deloris Gaston and Omer Mattox among others.
On March 18, 1959 Sarah Troxell by Eva Lacey filed a divorce petition in the Common Pleas Court of Clermont County Ohio Division of Domestic Relations Case No 28590 against William Troxell last known at Box H18 Chandler Arizona alleging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Hearing set on or after June 15 1959. Forest R Heis attorney Cincinnati Ohio.
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