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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1951
Page
2
The city extends probationary service for six months under Ohio law. A new police cruiser ordered last month has been equipped with a two way radio, though the transmitter awaits FCC license. A second new cruiser purchase has been authorized by council.
Sunday at the Liming home a meal was hosted to honor Rev Charles Mitchell and celebrate Larry Liming's birthday. Various relatives and friends from Ft Leonard Wood to Cincinnati visited or joined the event across Kentucky and Ohio.
Mrs. P. Peppers and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Preston joined relatives for the Davis family reunion held Sunday near Mt. Olive at the Miller-Davis home.
Withamsville Tobacco Elementary starts 1951-52 with 63 kindergarten pupils from 8 other districts and total enrollment of 355, up 43 from last year. Three new teachers join the faculty and two new bus drivers are hired. A fall bond issue is proposed to handle growing enrollment.
The Valley Farm Bureau Council met with Mr and Mrs John Jarman of Neville. Mrs Guy Jones could not attend due to a broken ankle. Mrs Ethel Camery returned home after hospitalization. Neville W S C S met at Mrs Hugh Donovans with 13 members and welcomed Mrs J J Johnston. Get-Together Club raised over 150 dollars for gifts and a Christmas party. Various visits and a picnic at Pt Pleasant on Sept 2 involved local families and clergy.
About 300 research organizations employing over 30,000 people sustain Ohio's leadership in industrial and scientific research.
Miss Barbara Thompson of Bethel becomes the bride of Mr. Russell Simmons at Bethel Methodist Church with Rev. Lasey officiating. The groom returns from service in the Pacific. bride is a senior nurse at Jewish Hospital Cincinnati. They plan a Smoky Mountains honeymoon and a September 16 Laurel Church homecoming follows.
The Methodist Church in Owensville installed a recorded chimes system funded by a bequest from Elmer McCormick in memory of his sister Bertha Craver, descendants of Rev. Francis McCormick, first Clermont County minister. Carl Morris Popp, age 17, enlisted in the Air Corps and will train at Sampson AFB after his birthday.
Rev B Edwards and singer Leland Graham have closed the revival at Spring Grove Church Nicholsville. Mr Robert Stroub, ill for several days, is now improving.
Ida Mae Ringel and family visited relatives in Blanchester last Sunday. Owensville Eastern Star hosted Moscow Chapter with an entertaining program led by Ralph Lemon and Mayme Ulrey. Friendship night in Higginsport hosts Owensville Chapter with a covered dish supper. Republican Club meets Thursday at Owensville School with a speech by Attorney General ONeil and his wife.
Local resident Marvin Winemiller is honored for making the Dean's list at the University of Cincinnati Evening College. Dean Frank R. Neuffer announces the selection of 400 evening students enrolled in three or more courses with the highest academic averages.
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