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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1947

Page

3

Milford hearing fines and Kiwanis elect new members

Milford officials fined several offenders led by Howard D. Allen charged with drunken driving with a $100 sentence, $50 remitted, after a heavy trailer truck weaving on Main St. Two others faced fines for disorderly conduct and drunkenness. Kiwanis Club elected Charles E. Johnson and Edward E. Rosendahl to membership.

Howard D. Allen Salem W. Va Mr. Allen Earl N. Konrad Main St Cincinnati Morgantown Wooster Pike Konrad Kleine Harry C. Myers Wilmington Donald R. Fields Blanchester Paul Martin Loveland Milford Sts E. Rosendahl Milford Kiwanis Club L. L. Harding Johnson Belt Ave Wind Rosendahl Goshen Pike Kiwanis Club

Loveland Community Notes From May Meetings and Memorials

Loveland residents report improving health at The Christ Hospital. Woman's Society for Christian Service enjoyed a covered dish dinner at the Methodist Church followed by a film about India and Hawaii. Four PTA executives attended a Mt. Healthy school session with Mrs. Bond receiving a study-class award. Rev. Charles L. Harrison of Junction City preaches at 10:30 on May 25 with a noon fellowship dinner and a 9:45 Sunday School. Four new trees will be dedicated in memory of World War II soldiers at 1 p.m. May 25 in the church front yard. Members attended Religious Education council and Eastern Star inspections in Goshen and Morrow. A note on hay as a staple crop cites USDA data on hay’s value versus other crops and suggests silage or ensiling for non-hay weather.

Milford High School Circle 3 Methodist Woman’s Society Youner Louis Speidel, Jr Harold Rogers C. M. Adams Epfraham Smith Christ Hospital Woman's Society For Christian Service Methodist Church India Hawaii Carl Smith Loveland Parent-Teachers’ Association Mt. Healthy Bond Court House Richard Powell Loveland Parent- Teachers’ Association George Bond Jack Pfeister Paul Corrill Charles L. Harrison Junction City Chucky C. W. Harrison Loveland Church Harrisons Keith Carpenter William Undercoffer Robert Morrison Edwin Roderheffer H. H. Wilbur Albert Switzer Clermont County United Stat Department of Agriculture Agricultural Department

Mrs. Clara Slater honored by Merric Maids 4-H party

The Merric Maids 4-H Club hosted a party at the schoolhouse last Monday to honor their mothers. Seventeen girls attended with their mothers, enjoying home made cream and cookies. Local families linked include Slaters, Malotts, Berry, Wi, Uhl, Weak, Minnichs, Brunk, Monjar, Jones, Shafer, Slater and Reynolds with visits spanning Bethel Dayton Pataskia Glendale Blanchester Middle town.

Merric Maids 4-H Club James Malott Clyde Berry Bethel Earl Wi Robert Berry Cincinnati Slater William Uhl Stella Weak Virgil Minnich John Monjar Harry Jones L. Shafer Middletown L. Grossnickle Glendale Clifford Jones Blanchester Mack Reynolds

Bethel Notices and Local Visits Mentioned

Mrs Mabel Wickard spent a few days last week with her son Robert at Newport Kentucky and her daughter Mrs Norma Stegman. Also an advertisement for Teol fungicide offers 35c back if not pleased, available today at Nash’s Pharmacy Batavia.

Mabel Wickard Robert Newport Norma Stegman Nash’s Batavia Scott’s Bethel Ohio

Bethel Area Social News And Death Notice

Sympathy is extended to the family of Henry Shaffer whose sudden death occurred at his Bethel home. The Bethel Woman's Club hosted by Batavia Wom an's Club was held at Mrs. Harry Kahle’s home. Mrs. Mary Fagin visited Mrs. Stella Lytle and others in Mt. Holly and Westerville events were attended by Mrs. Bessie Hutson and Mrs. Violet McGuire with Enid Peart and Lanna McGuire as guests. Guy Bagby receives treatment at Dayton Veterans Hospital.

Easley Bill Easley Cecil Easley Columbus Kenyon College Lof Ft. Thomas Guy Bagby Veterans’ Hospital Dayton Ohio Bethel Woman's Club Batavia Woman's Club Harry Kahle Henry Shaffer Bethel Robert Baker Saiddletown Reda Blocher Blocher Doots Bessie Hutson Violet McGuire Westerville Enid Peart Lanna McGuire Mary Fagin Stella Lytle John Snyder Carl Hauck Ellis Honaker Mt. Holly

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