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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1952
Page
2
Mrs H B Smythe and relatives travel to Camp Polk Louisiana where he will be stationed. Frank McGuire is in Christ Hospital for observation. Charles H Herschaur visits home with wife and mother Mrs Grace Crocker. Mr and Mrs Prank Urban and relatives noted.
Mr and Mrs Steve Stumph hosted their children and Mrs Eva Urban for a Sunday gathering.
Laurel residents hosted a busy weekend with extended family gatherings and local visits. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J A Donathan and son Mitchell plus relatives from Owensville Kentucky and Germantown Ohio. A Sunday School Rally Day drew 53 participants as District Conference attendees from Laurel and Nicholsville joined in Williamsburg events.
Martha J. Conover leads community updates as residents travel to Lawson Kentucky and Hinklea Florida. visits from Norwood residents, district meeting in Williamsburg, social events at Loveland, Cincinnati shopping, illness notes, and hospital progress for several neighbors, plus church class and a family dinner honoring Donald L. Ramsey and his wife from Jacksonville Florida.
The week featured an October 15 Republican caravan with Sen. John Bricker as speaker and a busy Fall Festival in the Grant Memorial Building. Activities included a turkey dinner by the Nursery Mothers and a Republican rally on October 28. Social updates cover travels, visitors, and departures among local residents.
In Batavia the Batavia Methodist Church will offer lunch on Election Day November 4 with sandwiches soup pie and coffee available all day. A bazaar and cafeteria supper are planned for November 8 at the Batavia EUB church starting at 5 PM. The public is invited to both events.
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