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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1946
Page
5
Batavia Garden Club sponsors a Flower Show at the Armory on September 7 from 3:00 to 9:00 with 9:00 to 11:30 exhibit intake. Amateur gardeners invited, junior section planned, prizes awarded and a Country Store selling useful articles.
W. W. Hamilton Clermont County Agricultural agent will describe work at the Clermont County Experimental Farm near Owensville during the Cincinnati Farmers Club meeting at Hotel Metropole on September 10.
Mayme Ulrey hosts bridge club with prizes won by Allen French Ray Schuster and Frank Schubert. Edith Anstaett returns from Colorado. Miss Mayme Ulrey entertains. several Owensville residents attend the Ohio State Fair. School opening delayed to September 9 due to painting. Nat Marcus to Chicago for GI bill studies. Mrs. William Riehle and son Dickie visit Cincinnati.
The Helping Circle Club will meet with Mrs. Belle Fellow. September 11 Mrs. C Tarvin returns from Cleveland visit. Mr. O Whittle upgrades his store planning a service station. The Lytle reunion gathers at Mr. and Mrs. J E Lytle’s home on Labor Day.
Willowville residents report moves and visits. Mr and Mrs James Logan relocated to their new home after purchasing the Chas A Newberry property. Albert Ferguson family vacationed in London Kentucky and Verna Jean Blick joined by Omar Mell visited Franklin Ohio. Marion Camden and Albert Danner vacationed in Louisville. Nick Retzler hosted relatives from Detroit while his nieces stayed with Walston Jacobs in Glen Este. Also noted is the death of former neighbor Rose Leisure buried at Georgetown.
Mrs Lenna Clark of Miami visited Rev and Mrs Shirer last week and returned home Monday. Harry Starkey and Mr and Mrs Robert Starkey were guests Sunday. Prof Harry Starkey of Muskingum County taught music and served as organist for a Church of Christ in Zanesville. He performed at Amelia Methodist Church Sunday night on the new Hammond organ, a gift from Mrs Zuella Laub, with the local choir adding sacred music to the program.
Friends and neighbors attended the funeral of Frank Brotherton a longtime Mt Holly fruit grower. He died at his brother Howards home in Halington last Wednesday. Services were held at Kennedy Funeral Home Bethel and he was buried in Amelia Cemetery. Alga White formerly of Mt Holly now in Mattoon Illinois visited old friends last week. Rev Cecil Leek of Cincinnati called on friends before leaving for a new appointment at Bethany Church Lebanon. Next all day meeting scheduled.
Mr and Mrs Will Isaack visited a hospitalized brother. Allen Smythe and Mt Washington guests called on Smythe and Hubeey families. Enzweiler family visited Merrce and children. Maysuck family with Carter Combs and children. Littleton family with Carter Combs and children. George Bobbitt family from Ypsilanti spent Labor Day with Cliff Roberts family. Al Grimm attended the county fair in Alexandria Kentucky. Beck visiting daughter in Kentucky. Kyle Taylor and family ...
Midland Ohio hosts Mr and Mrs Paul Taylor and family over the weekend while Mrs Clyde Wilvens visits her mother Mrs Merice. Walter Sperry and Phil Sperry with relatives attend the Labor Day gathering. Milson family entertains her mother and aunt from New York. Rodeo attendance noted at Owensville fairgrounds Sunday.
Mr and Mrs A H Theis and daughter Mrs R Irvin hosted guests over the past week Guests included Mrs C H Purcell of Newport and her mother Mrs W McNutt of Gulfport Florida Miss Ruth and Esther Theis of Pittsburgh and Mr and Mrs R W Beatty of Norwood Also Mr and Mrs Theo Bauer of Kennedy Heights attended Then William Schneider Jr and sister Mary visited the State Fair in Columbus Health news notes Maud Bauman recovering from illness Others joined West Union Fair visitors Opal Dunaway and Billy Ray Dunaway hosted Emery Smith and friends from Milton Kentucky Phillip Collier of Miamisburg called on relatives and dinner guests included Ray Marksberry and family plus Mrs Jessie Fancher and sons from Point Isabel
The West Virginia News in Ronceverte quotes a commentator saying President Truman’s controversy centers on a simple matter the charge account is coming due. The remark frames the dispute as a financial accountability issue and underscores a pragmatic view of political timing.
Irwin Hill sues Rose Hill for divorce in the Common Pleas Court Clermont County Ohio on grounds of adultery. Hearing date on or after October 23 1946. Rose Hill must answer by then or be in default. Plaintiff attorney is N Young IRWIN HILL.
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