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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1952

Page

5

Farmers to Tour Coshocton and Wooster Stations

Clermont County farmers may visit erosion control and hydrologic stations at Coshocton and Wooster in August. A bus tour organized by the Clermont Soil Conservation District board was planned at the May 13 meeting. The Coshocton and Wooster visits include a soil conservation field day on August 7 and a Dairy event on August 8.

Clermont County Coshocton Ohio Wooster Board of Supervisors Clermont Soil Conservation District Coshoct Clermont Coshocton Station U. S. Soil Conservation Service Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station George Schaffer Union Township Clermont Scc First District Board of Supervisors

Girl Scouts to Tour Southern States By Bus This Summer

Williamsburg troops will ride a chartered bus starting June 2 for a seven day trip through Tennessee North Carolina and other southern states. Girls ages 11 to 17 have raised funds over a year including an May 31 ice cream social at the American Legion hall to cover costs. The group aims to raise about 1000 for the roughly 1100 mile journey led by Mrs. James Jefferson and Mrs. Arnold Eldridge.

Williamsburg Tennessee North Carolina American Legion Hall James Jefferson Arnold Eldridge

Lemon sets two track records at Clermont County Meet

Owensville junior Jack Lemon set new marks in the 100 and 440 yard dashes at the Clermont County Track Meet and won the 50 yard dash. New Richmond freshman Gary Paynter also posted a new record in the 440.

Jack. Lemon Owensville Clermont County Gary Paynter New Richmond

Amelia Club to Sponsor Bake Sale May 29

Amelia business and professional women's clubs sponsor a bake sale at Hartman's Pharmacy from 10 a.m. to noon on May 29, announced by Mrs. Floyd Rath.

Amelia Amerlia Business and Professional Women's Club Hartman's Floyd Rath

Goshen Garden Club Cancels May Meeting

Goshen Garden Club members will attend the Clermont Federation of Garden Clubs meeting on May 27 at 2 p.m. in Williamsburg and cancel their own May meeting.

Goshen Club Goshen Goshen Garden Club Clermont Federation of Garden Clubs Williamsburg

Card Party in Stonelick May 25 at Philomena Church

A card party will be held Sunday May 25 at Philomena Church in Stonelick. The event begins at 8 p m with prizes and refreshments for attendees.

Stonelick Philomena Church

Citizens Answer Harris on Teachers Resignations Debate

A Bethel Ohio letter from Paul J. Essex contends Harris misrepresented teacher resignations amid Donaldson's departure. Essex asserts teachers did not resign nor threaten mass resignations and accuses the School Board majority of ignoring teachers' positions while urging public officials to serve all citizens.

Marris Donaldson Harris Mere Tos

Mulberry Auto Parts Basement Fire Causes $5000 Loss

Mulberry O fire damaged the basement of the Mulberry Auto Parts on Buckbert Exman owner said the blaze began Tuesday May 13 from a spark from a junk auto burn. Fire confined blaze to basement while a pile of tires outside burned and produced thick smoke. Exman residence sits about 200 feet from the business.

Mulberry Mulberry Auto Parts Buck- Bert Exman Milford Fire Department Exman

Sunshine 4-Hers To Convent May 29

Sunshine 4-H Club members will meet May 29 at the home of Mary Genet in Owensville. Barbara Dorsey reports the group discussed projects at Owensville School. Advisor Mrs. Harry Appel distributed individual record books. Officers: Mary Genet president, Mary Ellen Brothers vice president, Marilyn Whitmer secretary treasurer, Loretta Burdsall sergeant at arms, Susan Appel recreation leader.

Owensvville Sunshine 4-H Club Mary Genet Barbara Dorsey Owensville School Harry Appel Mary Ellen Brothers Marilyn Whitmer Loretta Burdsall Susan Appel

Morgan-Tarvin Vows Exchanged Saturday At Mr Holly Church

Miss Betty Mae Morgan and Claude Roger Tarvin exchanged marriage vows in a candle light ceremony at the Christian Chapel Church in Morgan-Tarvin on Saturday. The couple planned a brief honeymoon in eastern Ohio and will reside in Batavia after their wedding.

MT. Holly Christian Chapel Betty Mae Morgan Thomas Booth Claude Roger Tarvin Claude Tarvin Hamlet Cecil Leek Norma Jean Simonson Edna Simonson Billy Carter Robert Burnette Robert Barton Richard Morgan Ohio Water Street Batavia

New Baby Arrivals and Family Gatherings in Glen Este

Mr. and Mrs. George Hance welcomed a baby boy born May 10 with siblings Raymond and Sharon. Deborah Shay arrived May 13 for Mr. and Mrs. William Nash with daughters Darla and Barbara and son Dennis. Various relatives visited, including Anthony Enzweiler and family, J B Reynolds from Decatur Ohio, and others in Olive Branch and Perintown.

George Hance Raymond Sharon Anna Merice Anthony Enzweiler William Nash Deborah Shay Darla Barbara Dennis Aca Williams J. B. Reynolds Decatur, O Ray Greer Olive Branch Donald Wyatt Madisonville T. Williams Perintown Stanley Hogue Stewart Clayde Wilvens

East Fork Women Plan Secret Pal Meet at Turner Home

PERINTOWN Ohio Members of the East Fork Home Demonstration Club will meet May 28 at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Robert Turner’s home with co host Mrs. J F Schultz. The event features a secret pal reveal for the year. Previous gathering April 28 at Mrs. Ed Binning’s home included co host Mrs. Clarence Ragland and a hooked rug making project led by Mrs. Charles Caldwell and Mrs. G P Weaver.

Perintown East Fork Home Demonstration Club Robert Turner J. F. Schultz Ed Binning Clarence Ragland Charles Caldwell G. P. Weaver

Owensville Social and Club News Highlights

Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Howard High from Clifton and Kenwood. Miss Mayme Ulrey hosted a miscellaneous shower with Mrs. Williamson and others. Ed Evans hosted the Ladies Bridge Club and teaching staff changes occurred at Owensville school.

Robert Hill Clifton Howard High Kenwood Irma Ireton Lester Stinson Pittsburgh Mayme Ulrey Howard Lewis Roy Satchwell Waverly Lake White Roy Rogers Portsmouth Roger Trigger Rosalie Williamson Milton Huelsman Felon Gaul Lloyd Gaul Fannie Gaul William Breving Mary Alice Breving George Balthiser Oren Young John Parham Williamson Ed Evans Ladies Bridge Club Jasper Chalfonte Owensville Frank Schobert J. W. Evans William Bruton Miamiville

Local Notes From Clough Heights And Surrounding Areas

Mrs A P Jones and Mr Kurt Walters return from honeymoons to Wilnett Drive and Gardner Lane homes planned. Rita Gertrude Steinmetz wed Paul Tadamer at St Thomas More May 17 with Florida honeymoon to follow. Mrs Fred Moschmeier returns from hospital. Alma Gaskins host to birthday cake for Mrs Carl Neimann. Iles Randolph obituary notes seven daughters and three sons survive. Withamsville Fire Department saves home of Clifford McCordon after overheated oil incident.

Kurt Walters Colorado Springs Cole Wilnett Drive Covedale Walter Gardner Holly Hill Daytona Beach Fla Gardner’s Lane Rita Gertrude Steinmetz Fred Steinmetz Witliamsville Paul Harold Tadamer St. Thomas More Church Florida Fred Moschmeier Tabasco Pike Carl Neimann Alma Gaskins Hembien Drive Iles Randolph Withamsville

Funeral Rites for Frank Harter Held at St Peter Church

A high mass for Frank Harter 68 a Ten Mile Road farmer died Friday at Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati was held at St Peter Church New Richmond Burial followed in the church cemetery Lew F White funeral home in charge Surviving widow Mary one sister Mrs Minnie Cella one brother Frank Harter of Cincinnati Mes Anna Fischback rites were conducted Saturday.

Frank Harter St. Peter Church New Richmond Ten Mile Road Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati Church Lew F. White Mary Minnie Cella Healthy

Obituary notices from Milford and surrounding areas

Afternoon services at J. Isaac Maham funeral home for Mrs Anna Hess Fischback widow of John C Fischback trustee of Williamsburg Township died May 15 at Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati burial Williamsburg Surviving husband and nephew Robert Hess of Williamsburg Also funeral services for Mrs Katie Morel 98 widow of Peter F Morel died Sunday at daughter Anna Love Bethel burial Feesburg Cemetery Survived by four daughters Frieda Iler Susie Stanforth Lydia Liming Nora Love Jess Martin dies after stroke at home on Happy Hollow Road Milford aged 67 survived by wife Flora Martin five daughters three sons 12 grandchildren three brothers and three sisters with services at Craver funeral home and burial Greenlawn Cemetery

Kennedy Funeral Katie Morel Anna Love Bethel Feesburg Peter F. Morel Frieda Iler Susie Stanforth Lydia Liming Nora Love Oeen Jess Martin Craver Funeral Home Greenlawn Mr. Martin Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Happy Hollow Road Milford Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co Flora Martin Tina Williamson Perintown Florence Colvin Indian Hill Viola Florine Martin Fred C Wilbur L Raymond J. Martin Alva Camp Dennison Frank Loveland and Lank Fayetteville Lena Moorman Madisonville Sarah Leonard

Garden Club Spring Flower Show Opens In Marie Mont

The Garden Club of Marie Mont hosts a Spring Flower Show today at the Mariemont Recreation Building. Amateur exhibitors welcomed and the event is open to the public. Mrs. Herbert G. Shepherd and Miss Edith Drake returned from St. Petersburg Florida after wintering there. The Mt. Washington Woman's Club Literary Circle met with Curator Presbowitz of the Art Museum as guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Adams and twin sons relocated to their home on Tobasco Road in Mt. Carmel.

Garden Club of Mariemont Herbert G. Shepherd Edith Drake St. Petersburg Fla Mt. Washington Tobasco Road Mt. Carmel

Villages Expected To Top Their Quotas

The finance chairman announced that all participating communities in the Boy Scout fund drive are expected to meet their quotas as the campaign enters its final stage.

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Laurel church notes and local visit roundup

Mrs Chris Stroub and neighbors mark a birthday and anniversary at Laurel. Visitors include Kirbets of Russellville and Pence family from Cincinnati and Dayton area. WSCS met with 24 attending led by Mildred Marsh as nominating committee names officers for next year.

George Kirbert Afton Lester Simmons G. Kirk Russelville Forrest Pence Cincinnati Merrill Pence Leslie Stroub Robert Stroub Ernest Stroub Pascal Stahl David Gardener Near Dayton Bernard Caudill and Laurel Church Gilbert Marsh Robert McMahan Mt. Washington Hamersville Pearl Collier Pauline Nott Bethel Peart Walter Arey Peebles Cleve McDaniels WSCS Lucille Pence Mildred Marsh Emma Nort Herman Corbin Mary Altman

Memorial Service at Olive Branch Methodist Church

Memorial Day services are scheduled at the Olive Branch Methodist Church Sunday at 2 p.m. The Rev. R. L. Budd will direct the service with special music arranged for the occasion.

Olive Branch Methodist Church R. L. Budd

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