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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1952
Page
2
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Kipp spoke on rabbit farming to the Moores Fork Jolly Little Busybodies 4-H Club near Williamsburg. Twelve members attended the meeting last week and heard guidance on housing feeding and breeding.
An old epitaph line echoes a reflection on loss and retention of possessions across a life. Short, philosophical, and somber, it frames themes of giving, spending, keeping, and losing as a final balance.
Milford Woman's Society reelects A Bantenheimer as president for year starting June 1. Milford High School to award diplomas to 49 seniors next Monday at new auditorium with Roy E Holmes announcing the graduation details. Baccalaureate slated for Sunday night. New Milford Garden Club officers named A E Snyder president and others appointed. George Harter dies after three weeks in Bethesda Hospital. Robert Elliott family marks 12th anniversary with Morning Matinee corsage. Visiting families from Milan and Blue Ash, Norwood attend weekend gatherings. Home Demonstration group attends Locust Corner Academy meeting.
Emma Van Fleet Mulberry hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Russell Dennison Mr and Mrs Dan Steel and others from Cincinnati Elenor Mariemont Hyde Park and Goshen. Families Crisscrossed with relatives in Blue Ash Indian Hill New Vienna and Blanchester over Sunday and Thursday visits.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Schooley returned from a Florida winter. Mrs Helen Ross visited sister Miss Anna Young and family in Peebles Ohio. Boy Scouts fried chicken supper well attended. Leroy Coleman and family visited Sunday. Miss Mable Hocraft of Milford called on Mrs Hattie Tigar. Ira Burton and family from Loveland visited his parents. Alice Jones visited Mrs Mary Saddler and family.
George Son and Richard Bosso led a biscuit making lesson for Miami ville Pioneers 4 H at Sontag's home last week. The session taught council members of the 4 H group how to mix dough and bake biscuits.
Owensville will host baccalaureate services for Protestant graduates in the Methodist church at 8 p.m. Sunday. Rev. P. A. Harlan will be the speaker.
A son named Donald John Jr was born to Mr and Mrs Donald Vercamp on May 3. Junior Patchell five, rushed to Children’s Hospital for appendicitis surgery Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs George Pete Smith and daughter moved into a new home. Ernest Jennings attended his father’s 84th birthday in Mt Auburn. Edward Wehring and sister Miss Lela Hartmetz visited. James Patchell on two week vacation.
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