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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1951
Page
9
Milford shoppers plan a community auction hosted by Milford Chamber of Commerce featuring unusual bargains and a 20 inch Philco television set to be given away. Residents of Milford and nearby communities are urged to attend at the event.
Milford Chamber of Commerce hosts a large card auction sale party at Holy Trinity Church Batavia on Monday May 28. Members of the Chope to Church invite all to attend with refreshments served.
Lieut. (jg.) James F. Coughlen, a passenger in a Navy training plane that crash landed near Rosecrans Illinois, spent the weekend with his parents. Recalled to active duty, he is in school at Glenview Naval Air Base after seven years in the Pacific and Berlin Airlift. He and the pilot instructor escaped injury.
Ohio State University opens its 12th annual field laboratory in conservation education June 18 at Camp Muskingum near New Philadelphia. The six week program for teachers, run with the Division of Wildlife, features field trips and demonstrations on soil conservation methods and teaching approaches.
A photo features Connie Sharon and Sandra Ansteett daughters of Kenneth Ansteett and granddaughters of John Paff and Zenas Ansteett of Batavia and Williamsburg. The note, sent by Virginia Anstaett, Batavia, urges enrollment for a class at Ohio State University with eight quarter hours credit. Registration closes June 18 and reservation cards are to be returned by May 19. Wally Johnson and his Orchestra will provide music for the dance.
In Good Samaritan Hospital Mr Jos Jass's condition improves. Visitors to Mrs Mary Blick on Mother's Day include Mr and Mrs Chas Smith of Madisonville. Mrs Joe Retzler and son Richard return home from camp where her husband serves. Frank Danner visits hometown folk during his leave from the service.
Plans are completed for the 57th annual banquet and dance of the Williamsburg Alumni Association to be held Saturday May 26 at the school starting at 7 p.m. Twenty four 1951 Williamsburg High School graduates will be honored. Members of the Alumni Association...
A-H Clubs Periitown Homemakers hold fourth meeting May 12 at Periitown School with four members. Connie Binning demonstrates basting. Next training May 25 at Amelia School. June 2 meeting at Perintown School with Connie Binning as hostess. Glen Este Merry Maids meet May 4 at Arlene Yo chum’s. sewing chosen as yearly project.
The report mentions hostess Nancy Hicks with Anna Mae Schmidt, games played, and that 43 graduates are set for Mon May 12 at the schoolhouse, with the next meeting planned for May 28.
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