Obituary notices from Goshen region with multiple deaths
Nell Siller 64 died May 1 at Bethesda. Survived by husband Otto, daughter Carol May, son Robert Siller, and extended family. Robert L., William R., Richard G., and James A. Christman noted as siblings. Services held May 10 at Craver-Hookam Funeral Home. burial Goshen Cemetery. Harry Elsner 83 died May 6 at Connnais Hospital. Survived by sisters Marie Glover and Louise Stone. services May 8 at Noakes Funeral Home. burial Greenlawn Cemetery. Loveland resident 92 died May 4 at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital. Survived by daughter Ruby Turner, granddaughter, and five great grandchildren. services May 8 at Noakes. burial Mt. Moriah Cemetery. Margaret Edwards 63 died May 7 at residence 5546 Kay Drive. Survived by husband J Lyman Edwards, daughter Joyce Nickoson, sister Evelyn Boden. cremation after services May 10 at Noakes. Albert E. Corrill Sr. 56 died May 8 at Jewish Hospital. Survived by daughter Mary Morgen Roth, son Albert Corrill Jr., three grandchildren, sister Imogene Joslin, brothers Paul and Walter. Services May 11 at Greenlawn. Warden B. Smysor, 105, formerly of Goshen, died May 8. Survived by Florence Dellinger Smysor. lifelong church member, Sunday School teacher, and violinist.
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Nell Siller Wotitord
Nell Siler
Bethesda
Otto Siller
Carol May
Goshen
Robert Siller
Milford
Gateees
Noakes Funeral Home
Robert L
William R
Richard G
James A. Christman
Wilbur Christman
Grace Combs
Craver-Hookam Funeral Home
Goshen Cemetery
Harry Elsner
Norwood
Norwood Ave
Bing
Conmneas Hospital
Marie Glover
Louise Stone
Greenlawn Cemetery
Margaret Edwards
Kay Drive
J. Lyman Edwards
Joyce Nickoson
Evelyn Boden
Noakes Funeral
Albert E. Corrill
Kenwood
Jewish Hospital
Mary Morgen Roth
Albert Corrill, Jr
Imogene Joslin
Paul and
Walter Corrill
Warden B. Smysor
Gainesville
Fla
Florence Dellinger Smysor
Smysor
Belfast
Ohio
M.E
Clermont College students tour Cincinnati landmarks on field trip
On Saturday April 8, Clermont College sent 23 students to downtown Cincinnati. The group started at Tyler Davidson Fountain in Fountain Square and learned city facts. Highlights included the nickname Queen City of the West and Vine Street's 113 drinking establishments. They toured Taft Art Museum, Contemporary Arts Center, and climbed Carew Tower for a skyline view. Guided by Professor Maryl Fletcher De Jong, the trip showcased architecture and city history with plans to repeat the tour for community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont College
Cincinnati
Tyler Davidson
Fountain Square
Sci Fire Department
United States
Losantiville
Porkopolis
Vine Street
Fifth Street
Taft Art Museum
Contemporary Arts Center
Carew. Tower
Maryl Fletcher de Jong
Volunteers sought at Sharonville infant home for special children
Sister Carolyn Ann says St Joseph Infant and Maternity Home in Sharonville needs volunteers to care for 32 children, with four daily time blocks. The home has only 25 percent of its required volunteers and aims for one volunteer per child. Call 663-2520 to help. Also Americano's Drum yard sale at Smyth's Dairy Bar lot on SR 131 Saturday May 20 from 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Infant and Maternity Home
Sharonville
Carolyn Ann
Americano
Smyth’s
Dairy Bar
SR 131
Love Story benefit at New Richmond High School
A charity showing of Love Story at New Richmond High School Theater on May 20 at 7 p.m. supports anti smoking youth education. Admission is $1. A separate presentation Par Wars reaches 5 550 students and 19 000 literature pieces. Democratic candidate Mike Dorian speaks May 18 to Clermont County Young Democrats at CG E Building Batavia 8 p.m. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lego
New Richmond High School Theater
Ryan O'Neal
Ali McGraw
Mike Dorian
Clermont County
Young Democrats
Cg&e
S. Fourth St
Batavia
Dorian
Columbus
Ohio
Spring Classified: Lawn and Garden Equipment Santos Sale
It's spring a great time to sell lawn and garden equipment contact 782 1414.
Christian Schools of Greater Cincinnati Expands Programs
Christian Schools of Greater Cincinnati outlines growth plans in a Christ centered program expansion. St Veronica's PTO sponsors a Disco Dance on May 20 at Mt Carmel Tabasco Road school hall from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets available by calling the school office at 528-0442.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Schools of
Greater Cincinnati
P.O. Box
Cin
St. Veronica's Pto
Mt. Carmel
Tabasco Road
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Uth Lilneberry Loveland
Tie Eke
Apache Trail
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Ruby Turner
Huges Secon Gueviallaetie Tare
Mt. Moriah
Beechwood Villa
Beechwood Rd
Layton Rouse
Jean's Styling Salon
David Ct
Milford - Off
Br. Hill-Guinea
CIT
Cincinnati Area
East
Galbraith Rd
Glenway Ave
Beechmont Ave
Colerain Ave
Americano’s
Greater Cincinnaa
Main Street
John C. Craver
Donald W. Hookom, Jr
Emily Craver Hookom
Lawmans
Busken Bakery
Iname
Busken
Cherry Grove Plaza
Kibler
Owens Corning
Fuller
F. W. Kibler Miling Co. Inc
Housa _ ee
Mt. Crab
Cinti
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