New Mt Moriah Church Members Prominent Wilhiamsville
New members welcomed at Mt Moriah Community Methodist Church Wilhiamsville on Sunday October 30 include Ray Bollender Gloria Samad and Arthur Klotter among others. The church will conduct its every member canvass on October 31 with 42 volunteers led by Bill Hovis to secure pledges.
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Mt. Moriah Community
Bernard Harris
Earl Brandenburg
D. G. Lach
Marian Morgan
Arthur Klotter
Bud West
Lessie Joan
Clifton Curtiss
Charles Ross
William Meyer
Sally Ann Neihaus
Richard Neihaus
Earl Schneider
Dick Willey
Cherry Morgan
Marion Morgan
Carolyne Horne
Bryan Klotter
Kathleen Klotter
Howard Samad
Robert Curtiss
Thomas Curtiss
Gary Willey
Marlene
Linda Schneider
Robert Willey
Karen Willey
Jerry Brandenburg
Michael Brandenberg
Carl Sturtz
Thomas Shelton
Bill Hovis
Russell Shinkle
Couple Celebrate 59 Years Marriage in Goshen
Allen and Eva Gordon Glancy of near Goshen observed their 59th wedding anniversary on October 27. They are parents of four children five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The couple send greetings to friends and relatives and hope to be with them for the 60th anniversary, a blessing not given to many. A note from Mr Glancy to Eva on their 50th anniversary reads of her hopeful and cheerful spirit that strengthened him and made their name the dearest place in the world.
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Goshen
Allen
Eva Gordon Glancy
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Mrs McKeever On Garden Program
Williamsburg garden club meets November 2 at 3 p.m. at Mrs J Kermit Smith home with Mrs Nicholas L White aiding. The program features a berried chrysanthemum specimen and berry emphasis arrangement. three members will judge and critique. Mrs Harvey McKeever will present a paper on Putting the Garden to Sleep followed by a Q A. Mrs James C White presides in Mrs James Coyle’s absence.
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Williamsburg
J. Kermit Smith
Nicholas L. White
Harvey McKeever
James C. White
James Coyle
Death notices for Reynolds and Hetterick in Milford and Moscow
Richard A Reynolds 73 died at his daughter's Milford home and is survived by Edith one daughter Cathryn Beazell one son Richard R and two sisters. Requiem high mass at St Andrew's Milford and burial at Green Lawn with Craver funeral home. Marie Hetterick died at her Moscow area home survived by son John G. Services were at Lew F White memorial funeral home New Richmond and burial Rest Haven Cemetery.
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Moscow
John E. Manning
Mable Logan
Esther Jenkins
Kathryn
Everett
Moscow Church of Christ
Buriel
Lew F. White
New Richmond
Richard
Los Monterey
Richard A. Reynolds
Roth Murphy
Mill Street
Milford
Edith
Cathryn Beazell
Richard R
Stella Braunstein
Kate “McQueen
St. Andrew's Church
Green Lawn
Craver
Marie Hetterick
Here
John G
Rest Haven
Ceme
Breeders Association Technicians Gather in Columbus
Walter Garman and Orville Hannah of Clermont County attended the Central Ohio Breeding Association and Northern Ohio Breeders Association conference in Columbus October 13 at the New Ohio Union. About 250 technicians and wives joined a two day event on artificial breeding for dairy and beef cattle. During the banquet on October 13 fourteen Central Ohio Breeding Association technicians were named members of the 10 000 cow club.
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Walter Garman
Orville Hannah
Clermont County
Columbus
Technicians’ Conference
Central Ohio Breeding Association
Northern Ohio Breeders Association
Ohio Union
Ohio State University
Ohio University
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