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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1950
Page
6
Clermont Courier lists a mix of services and sales including machine repair and rebuilder ads, bicycle shop notices, real estate offerings with multiple acreages, and local committee updates. Milford and Batavia school activities are summarized with forthcoming events, debates, dances, and student newspaper plans, plus a card of thanks and community notices.
The Batavia Junior Woman's Club meets Thursday evening Oct 19 at Roberta Elston's home with co-hostesses Onalee Ganger Laura Reder Dorothy Miller and Sue Lewis. The Batavia Woman's Club hosts Thursday Oct 19 with Rev William T Paterson as guest speaker and tea helpers Ethel Wilson Frederick Skeen and Bertha Rush.
The Clover Methodist Church trustees of Williamsburg Township Clermont County Ohio have filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas No 23570 seeking power to sell church land described as part of Survey No 3333 totaling about 1.217 acres in Williamsburg Township The hearing is set for November 17 1950 or soon after with Attorneys Bly White & Davidson representing the church trustees.
The Freshman Class of Williamsburg will host a 60 50 style dance in the school cafeteria on November 11 chosen by secret ballot. The Williamsburg P T A plans an annual Halloween Carnival on Thursday October 26 with prizes for best costumes and a rumored Hall of Horrors attraction.
Commander and Mrs Hensey Howland of San Francisco visited Batavia last week. Miss Helen Wolf heads to Florida for the winter. Miss Joan Ely from Ohio Wesleyan spent the weekend at home. The Anti Cant Class will meet at Mrs Earl Fishback's home Thursday evening October 19.
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