14 Countians Enrolled At Wilmington College
County residents are registered in Wilmington College's 4.5 member student body. Of 425 total, 306 are men and 118 women. Forty four veterans, including 13 from Korea, enrolled for fall through January 29. Names from the area include Patricia Wilson, Marion Canter, Rex Nash, Lennis Perkins, John Chipman, George Dunning, Donald Hough, Shirley Innis, Bill Crooks, Vince Harmann, Elsie Phillips Minnick, Walter Minnick, Robert Hackmeister, and Charles Oetzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington College
Armed Forces
Sarah F. Castle
Batavia
Patricia Wilson
Bethel
Marion Canter
Rex Nash
Lennis Perkins
Loveland
John Chipman
George Dunning
Donald Hough
Shirley Innis
Bill Crooks
Vince Harmann
Milford Community Notes Include Name Change And Meetings
Milford Home Savings Association becomes the Milford Home Building Company effective October 1. Fred C. Hartsock serves as president. The Milford Progress Club meets Thursday at Mrs. John T. Crone Jr.’s home to discuss Women in Politics led by Mrs. William Boller and Mrs. Carl Kietzman. Mrs. Mary Leigher remains seriously ill after a fall at Bethesda Hospital. Elynor Applegate and Charles J. Gammeter announce their Sept 27 marriage and plan to reside in Dayton after a honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Home Savings Association
Milford Home Building Company
Fred C. Hartsock
Milford Progress Club
John T. Crone
William Boller
Carl Kietzman
Mary Leigher
Bethesda Hospital
Elynor Applegate
Harold Applegate
Charles J. Gammeter
Earl Gammeter
Oakley
Dayton
Family entertains guests at Batavia gathering
Recent guests of Carl W. Hahn senior and family near Batavia included the Rev. Carl W. Hahn junior and family from Morrystown. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Patton and Alma Benedict of Westerville. and Mr. and Mrs. Pred Hildabrant. Mr. and Mrs. George Weaver and family of Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Carl W. Hahn, Sr
Near Here
Carl W. Hahn, Jr
Morrystown
Carl Patton
Alma Benedict
Westerville
Pred Hildabrant
George Weaver
Dayton
Three fined in Batavia intoxication court case
In Batavia Ohio Mayor J F Paschal fined three offenders Friday night for intoxication. Stanley Lawhorn Route 2 Batavia received 300 dollars with 200 suspended for damages to Edgar Allen's vehicle after a collision on Route 125 between Bantam and Bethel. Mrs Kate Obermeyer and Raymond Shannon Route 1 Amelia were fined 100 and 25 dollars with portions suspended for entering the complainant's residence on September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
J. F. Paschal
Stanley Lawhorn
Edgar Allen
Cincinnati
Allen
Bantam
Bethel
State Highway Patrol
Kate Obermeyer
Raymond Shannon
Amelia
Geneva Dolch
Tabasco Road
Shannon
P-TA Session Planned Withamsville
The Withamsville Tabasco PTA will hold its next regular meeting at 8 pm on Tuesday October 14 in the school auditorium. Speaker will be Mr Harold Z Maddux and eighth grade mothers will serve as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withamsville, C
Withamsville-Tabasco
P-Ta
Harold Z. Maddux
Ad Reader Reach Tops Five Thousand Families in Courier
The Courier reports more than 5100 households read the classified ad section across the city, reflecting strong engagement from local residents. The measure highlights the paper's reach and potential impact for future advertisements and announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Voter Absentee Ballot Process for Disabled May Start Soon
The article explains that disabled voters may apply orally to the board for an absent ballot, with eligibility opening October 5 and ending at 6 30 PM on October 30. It notes that voters need not declare party affiliation to vote in November.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elsie Phillips Minnick
Walter L. Minnick
Milford
Rober Hackmeister
New Richmond
Charles Oetzel
Ella Favret
Tee
Belfast-Owensville A
Detroit
Kenmore
Joscivso
Joseph F. Paul
Peene
Mull and Lehrer
Walker and Bradford
Granddad
Chidigriavei
OGCO
St. Joseph
Mistel
Inhiston
Naan
MT. Carmel
Newtown-Mt. Carmel
Pacquins
Lyons
Vitalis
Konga
Starlite Drive
Mr Tae
Eourii Eben
Fisher
Enterprise Power
Auxier
Chevrolet
Main Street
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