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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1951
Page
4
Amelia retained its unbeaten record in the Clermont County Baseball League by defeating Loveland 10 to 6. Loveland tied 6-6 in the sixth inning but Amelia answered with four runs in the eighth to clinch the win and keep first place. Batavia routed Blue Ash in the same standings outing.
Mt. Crab defeated Bethel 5-4 to move into second place with a 3-1 record. Salt Air blanked Williamsburg 6-0, while Amelia faces Mt. Crab, Blue Ash meets Loveland, Williamsburg plays Bethel, and Batavia squares off with Salt Air next Sunday May 27 in County League action.
The Cranston Presbyterian Memorial Church of New Richmond schedules homecoming on Sunday May 27 with a 9:30 a.m. church school program led by Mary R. Cochran and Rev. Kemper McComb, a 10:30 a.m. service led by Rev. Thomas C. Cannon, a 12 noon fellowship meal, and a 1 p.m. talk by Dr. John B. Weir of Chicago on Our Heri.
John van Guilder urges photographers to ensure snapshots tell a clear story at first glance. He notes many contests, including Newspaper National Snapshot Awards, reward images with strong storytelling and broad appeal. He advises cropping to highlight the subject and maintaining proper focus and exposure.
The article lists members of a committee including Robert M. Bodkin Mary R. Cochran Mrs Noble Dickerson Charles E. Diss Mrs Halder Few William Hawkins Mrs Donald Les lie Mrs Eldon Green and Jesse Osborn as part of a civic group overseeing public welfare duties.
Bernard Fisher, a former employee of the Farm and Home Center in Milford, was returned to Clermont County jail by Sheriff Clyde Derricks and Deputy Marvin Bisantz after being arrested at his father's home on a charge of conversion. Fisher is also charged with failing to return an automobile belonging to the Center.
The Amelia Women's Club met Monday evening May 21 with Mrs. Blanche Rath presiding. Twenty two charter members answered roll call and several new members were introduced as final organizational details were completed.
The president formed committees with the Lions Club to draft plans for the Fall Festival at the end of August. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Algiers, Day and Fisch. Members are urged to attend the next meeting at the school cafeteria on the third Monday evening in June.
Eastern Hill’s largest summer festival returns Sunday June 3 on Sacred Heart Seminary grounds Forestville. Charles M Williams of Western and Southern Life Insurance Co chairs. The rural fair style fete offers fried chicken dinner by Hamilton County cooks supervised by Sam Disney plus booths socials turtle races games pony ride merry-go-round ferris wheel and more for the family from noon to 11 pm A 1951 Oldsmobile will be given away Sunday night booths promise aluminum ware and other items restricted under defence rulings.
Dr. George B. Barbour, dean of the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Cincinnati and noted geology authority, will address Batavia graduates in a forthcoming commencement program. The event will feature remarks on science and higher learning.
Dr. Barbour of Scotland named principal speaker for Batavia High School commencement this Friday May 25. A Cincinnati alumnus, he arrived at the University of Cincinnati in 1937 and has served as Dean of the College of Liberal Arts since 1938, with over eighty articles in the British Encyclopedia on Geography.
The text notes that the King of England often cites his material when seeking knowledge about China and its geology, illustrating a historic reliance on external sources for geographic and scientific information.
A singing convention will be held at Owensville Baptist Church on Sunday May 27 at 2 pm Gospel singers from all faiths and churches are invited to participate.
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