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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1951
Page
3
Frank Jones 74 of Route 4 Batavia served as flagman for a Norwood paving project on Madison Road near Edwards Road. He slipped and fell in front of a ten ton road roller operated by Charles Wood 54 of Route 4 Batavia, and was crushed. Jones died at General Hospital Cincinnati.
Mr and Mrs Peter J Peter announce the engagement of their daughter Rose Ann Peterson to Pvt Paul E Guertin son of Mr and Mrs G Guerton of Amelia Pvt Guertin in the U S Army recently embarked for Korea Miss Peterson a student at McKinley High School Mt Washington No wedding date set
Ed ward E Rosendahl of E C Landberg and Associates will lead the Milford Kiwanis Club starting January 1 1952 He is a Colonel in the U S Army Reserves and former president of the Cincinnati Reserve Officers Association Other 1952 officers include Leonard L Harding Jr George Sidwell Arthur L Daughters and Dr Bernard T Sauer Directors named are John Applegate Richard A Brower Galen A Clark George Day John W Hardoerfer Howard Nelson and Herb Snell Milford public school superintendent Roy E Holmes sets October 25 for dedication of a new auditorium and classrooms The program is planned Janet Jeffers wed Joseph H Gerard in Owensville Sept 29 at St Louis Church Milford evangelist Ray Jones to conduct services beginning October 22 William M Brown Milord resident dies at 68 in Delaware Ohio after heart attack
Mrs Mary Applegate Ingle, 54, of Batavia died Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Burial was in Newtonsville Cemetery. She lived in Newtonsville and Milford before moving to Batavia and was survived by husband Gus Ingle a son W Howard Ingle of Dayton a sister Edna Pringle Batavia and two grandchildren.
The Batavia Fire Company responded to a grass fire at Clermont County Home on Friday night. Authorities believe hunters started the blaze.
The Batavia High School band hosts an Autumn Hop in the gym Friday from 8 p.m. to midnight inviting students to bring a date. Intramural football runs at noon with games scheduled during the lunch hour.
The Amelia Class officers include seniors with presidents and secretaries, juniors and sophomores with their leaders, and freshmen with their officers. Varsity cheerleaders are Barbara Moore Shirley Friedman Billie Carter Alma Gibbs. Reserve cheerleaders are Peggy Byers Betty Hektor Dolores Burton. Each of the three will alternate to be a fifth varsity cheerleader.
Bethel announces its cheer squad with Varsity members Helen Ingram Judy West Naomi Searles Marilyn Throckmorton and Betty Harvey. Reserves are Florence Gillespie Joann Custer and Pat Ingram.
Williamsburg students elect class officers by year. Freshmen elect Janis Vineyard president Alice Fisher vice president Bob Wilson secretary and Paul Minning treasurer. Sophomores Judy Goddard president Jean Hamm vice president Jerry Hedleston treasurer Karl Hauck secretary. Juniors Jim Bolenger president Jane Wisby vice president Jim Danbury secretary Dan McKee treasurer. Seniors Sue Vineyard president Jerry Hamilton vice president Luanna Vice secretary Pat Richardson treasurer.
Deputy Sheriff Charles McNutt finished a two week course at the Ohio State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation in London Ohio.
Katherine Jarman Neville-Child and relatives visited Mrs. C F Thompson. Bertha English stayed with Genevieve Hendrixson in Avondale. Hazel Edgington attended her grandmother’s Cincinnati funeral. A shower celebrated newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wagner with gifts and refreshments. A Chile shower for Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ingram followed by opening gifts. A pleasant evening was enjoyed by all.
From where I sit, a bank tests a "make your own change" system with bowls of nickels dimes and pennies. The Daily observation notes that totals at day end stay within a few cents of the target and claims most people share a common trust across different walks of life.
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