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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1943

Page

3

Owensville Notes on Banquet and Army Visit

Mrs. Harry Paul Fay Utter left Tuesday night to visit her husband serving with the Army at Camp Pickett Virginia. The Junior-Senior Banquet held last Wednesday evening was a lively event with much merriment.

Harry Paul Fay Utter Army Camp Pickett

Western Life Themed School Party Attracts Attendees

An entertainment event built around Western life featured a corral styled auditorium, cowboy attire for boys, and riding outfits for girls. The first informal party in years drew wide interest among students and staff. The Eighth Grade Commencement is Friday afternoon followed by High School commencement Friday evening with A. E. Roberts delivering the address.

A. E. Roberts John Craver Justin Harlow Christ Hospital Loyd Harlow Bethel Leonard Anstaett Bethesda Hospital Mueller J. L. Favret Favret Henry Horn Batavia Woman's Club James Walker

Memorial Services at Mt. Pisgah Church May 30

Memorial Services will be held at Mt. Pisgah Methodist Church at 2 30 Sunday afternoon with Rev J J Ellsberry as speaker and special music. Mt Pisgah Cemetery is kept in perpetual upkeep through government bonds held in trust by First National Bank Cincinnati Amelia State Bank serves as local depository.

Mt. Pisgah Methodist Church J. J. Ellsberry Mt. Pisgah First National Bank Cincinnati Amelia State Bank

Obituary of Fred J. Kline of Batavia Ohio

Fred J. Kline born June 15 1860 Batavia Ohio was the youngest of nine and died May 10 1943 after a long illness. He left a wife Mollie Burgett Patcher and a son Frederick. later married Lollie Burgett and lived on the Ezekiel Duckwall farm near Batavia. Funeral May 12 at Holy Trinity Church with interment Milford. Kline ONeill attended burial.

Fred J. Kline Adam Mary Kline Batavia Ohio Gregg Main Street Dayton Fred Wendell Kline Kline Celia Schulte Mollie Burgett Patcher Frederick Ezekiel Duckwall Route Lollie Burgett Kline O’neill Augusta Kentucky Holy Trinity Church Father McGurn Milford Joseph Schenke U. B Women’s Missionary Society of the Church

Batavia Social Notes Highlight Visits and Meetings

Batavia locals host relatives from Cincinnati and Detroit. Visitors include Mrs. Lytell near Indian Lake and Lt. Doe Enos with Mrs. Harold Jones. families gather for birthdays and church events. Meetings noted for Presbyterian Ladies Aid June 31 and Woman's Society of Christian Service at Batavia Methodist Church on June 2.

Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid D. K. McDonald Doe Enos Camp van Dorn Miss Harold Jones Dayton Charles Halbisch Sylvester Gaskins Nine Mile Woman’s Society of Christian Service Batavia Methodist Church

Glen Este 4-H Club Meeting Report

The Glen Este 4-H Club met Thursday May 20 at the home of Mrs. Charles McGuire. Members discussed activities and upcoming demonstrations.

Glen Este 4-H Charles McGuire

Social Evening Guests Attend Flinch at Amelia Home

Mr. Rhodes invited Mesdames A R Kennedy C C Mouser W F Hall Frank Dillon John Snyder K Offutt John Pommert Carlos Hutson and Miss Nina Behymer Miss Rachel Perin for Flinch last Tuesday night at her home in Amelia. Miss Ruth Ringle is a clerk in Mr Sontag's store. Galen Coslet in the service in.

Mr. Rhodes Mesdames A. R. Kennedy C. C. Mouser W. F. Hall Frank Dillon John Snyder K. Offutt John Pommert Carlos Hutson Nina Behymer Rachel Perin Flinch Amelia Ruth Ringle

North Carolina furlough includes Coslets visit

North Carolina is passing a ten day furlough with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Coslet here. Mrs. C. C. Houser entertained at a sumptuous dinner Sunday with Rev. Rhodes his wife and son and Mrs. W. F. Hall plus Mrs. Cowden and Mrs. Offutt. Jack Smith left last week to join the Army. Everett Maybaugh and his wife visited Mt. Crab with her sister. Mrs. Gates hosted her bridge club last week.

North Carolina Clarence Coslet C. C. Houser Rhodes W. F. Hall Cowden Offutt Maude Lewis Frank Ludlow Jack Smith Everett Maybaugh Mt. Crab Gates

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Owensville Aa Ailameae Ag Broadway Williamsburg Tillie Atchley J. A. Bissantz Batavia Fertilizer Co Peesles Fertilizer and Rendering CO Prompt and Clean Service Batavia Rendering Co Newtonsville A. Janes & Sons Mr. Kline Clara Johnson Chas. Daugherty J. L. Anderson Mrs. Lytell Indian Lake George Roudebush Fayetteville Milton Hauck Arnold Williamsburg, C W. H. Henning Harmon Cover and Mt. Washington Ella Cover Richard Long Silverton E. 8. Long Charles Daugherty Howard Schnier San Francisco Calif Charles Massey Dale Anstaett Carroll Miami University Oxford E. S. Long Mrs Richard Harley Brown Harold Bushnell General Hospital Brigham City Utah South Pacific Mabel Donn Mabel Manning Detroit Mich Batavia Friends Mark Gray Mary Sprague Mary Margaret Harry Halbisch Chicago Warren Michael Warren Wilke Little Rock Ark Wilke Camp Joseph T. Robinson Charles Tilbury Little Daughter Fred Winter Laura Peterson Mary Homan Broadway Club Laura Cade Ralph Bennett Forestville Catherine J. Hicks Los Angeles Loren Hughes Fort Benning, Georgia Frigidaire J. C. Fuhr Williamsburg, Ohio Tomorrows Theatre Today Ray Milland Paulette Goddard John Wayne Richard Green Ortress Africa The RAF Sun.-Man Roddy McDowall Preston Foster Flicka Lana Turner Robert Young Bob Hope Bing Crosby Dorothy Lamour Tabasco Mt. Carmel Baron University of Wisconsin J. A. Bissantz Mabel Y. Potter
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