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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1955
Page
7
Mrs. Jackson joined the Williamsburg Garden Club in 1945 and became president in 1951. She is a judge in Elementary Flower Arranging and attended the judging school in Batavia. She is married to Jerome Jackson, a local theatre owner, and they have a daughter, Carol Ann, age 11.
The Mt. Washington Baptist Church celebrated its second anniversary after organizing May 17 1953 under the Cincinnati Baptist Church Union. Dr. Ely preached What's Right With the Church and a dinner followed the service. An ordinance bans parking on the north side of Main Street.
Readable Class C and B scores list multiple games. Williamsville Bears 20 over Cubs 14. Amelia 38 Bethel 4. Mulberry 10 Batavia 5. Mt Carm el and Amelia Flyers games noted. Goshen 12 Owensville 1. New Richmond 19. Williamsburg teams, Mt Carmel Merchants and Harkies scorelines appear.
Probate notice from Batavia Ohio announces an inventory and appraisement of the estate of E C Petraske deceased for Williamsburg Township in Said County filed May 4 1955. Hearing set for June 1 1955 at 10 AM. Objects to inventory must be filed five days before hearing or be barred. Judge Orville W Halbisch presiding. Attorney Robert J Harris listed.
Genne vie Gribble and William Gribble sue to quiet title on parts of im l ots 376 377 378 379 in New Richmond Ohio. Defendants include Charles Green James Green and unknown heirs and assigns. Plaintiffs must answer by June 4 1955. Union Township Zoning hearings set June 9 Mt Carmel School Auditorium and June 10 Williamsville School Auditorium.
Notices include appointment of Harry E Meyer as administrator with will annexed for Henry W Meyer estate, divorce filing against Rosa Cinque Frye, sheriff sale of Lot on Clara Will Drive, Keiser Subdivision, Clermont County Ohio. Public sale set June 11 1955 at 11 am with 15 percent down. Eight entities named across estates lawsuits and real estate.
The Clermont Sportsmen sponsor a youth meeting at 8 p.m. May 20 at their Elklick Road club house near Batavia. Activities include contests prizes speakers movies and a free lunch in an educational program inviting Clermont County youth. Graduation ceremonies for Clermont County Girl Scout Leaders are set for May 19 at Amelia Methodist Church.
Albert Ciardello, 70, father of two Army men, died at his Monterey home Tuesday May 10. Surviving sons are Lt. Col. Albert Ciardello in Arlington Virginia and M/S Frank Ciardello in Akron. Requiem high mass at St. Andrew's Milford Friday May 13 with church cemetery burial. Leonard C Powers, 55, carpenter, dies at Nine Mile Road New Richmond Ohio Monday May 9. Widow Ola Mae and six children survive. Services held at Lew F. White funeral home Thursday May 12.
Edna Pau line Moss, 65, died at home in Miamiville. She leaves two sisters Ruth Greely Irene Moss and two brothers Conner Moss Hartley Moss. Services held Monday at Tufts funeral home with burial in Waynesville Cemetery. James A. Towner, 35, World War II veteran and para trooper, died Saturday on South Bantam Road. Burial in Mt Moriah Cemetery Williamsville. wife Babe and six children survive. Mrs Helen Connor Loveland died Friday at home. Survived by husband Edward daughter Mary Rose and two stepsons Vaughn and James Connor. Burial in Miamiville Cemetery. James A. Towner services were held Tuesday.
Clermont County commissioners and Union Township trustees are invited to an 8 p.m. May 25 question and answer session at Mt. Carmel Glen Este School. The North Union Township Civic Association sponsors the event on public interest topics.
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