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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1946
Page
6
The New Richmond page lists numerous social visits and gatherings. Helen Powers hosts guests at the Fortnightly Club, families welcome visitors from Cincinnati and Columbus, and church and fraternal events are noted alongside travel for business and family occasions.
Eighteen members of the Chile Community Club were guests of the Vesta Club at Williamsborg Ohio for a Reciprocity meeting Tuesday evening May 7 Hostess Mrs M R Sentman.
Bellingham Washington and New Richmond connections appear as Agnes Davis Mrs Percy Ashburn formerly of New Richmond visited from Batavia last week. Mrs Donald McMurchy of Chattanooga Tennessee visits sister-in-law Mrs Charles May in New Richmond area.
Delayed Mayme Uley visits Mrs. Blanche Murphy in Owensville. Los Angeles guests Gladys McClennan and others spend weekends with relatives. Third Grade program set for May 21 and Senior Class play on May 18. Felts move to Mansfield for business transfer. bridge farewell hosted by Mrs. Bizzants.
An instructional piece on biblical money values cites Luke 12 19 20 and 18 24 30 stressing that life does not consist of possessions. It traces dangers of wealth as a snare, urges seeking true riches in Christ, and tells of Zacchaeus seeking Jesus to escape reliance on money. It emphasizes grace over riches and calls readers to trust in God.
Milford completes commencement for 37 seniors with Rev. Fred Riley as speaker and diplomas by J. H. Filey. Week includes baccalaureate service by Rev. C Eugene Biffle and multiple church leaders, plus a postwar alumni reunion and a senior dance at the auditorium.
Miss Martha and Miss Amy Scott sold their Mound Ave property to Mr and Mrs Dietz of Cincinnati. The Misses plan to live with their brother Stuart Jack Scott’s family on Mound Ave. Josie Cutler attended her uncle’s funeral in Wilmington last week. Walter D Jordan sold his Laurel Ave Hickory St house to a Cincinnati man and will move to a Brown County farm soon. Milford High alumni reunion dinner on Saturday expects 250 capacity. those unable to reserve may join the dance after.
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