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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1949
Page
4
Stoe attended the Craig at Middleton on Sunday where the officiant led the ceremony. The bride wore a champagne satin ballerina length dress with lace yoke and overskirt. Continued on Page 5.
Newtown and area clubs report active gatherings. Talks on winter plant material featured by Forestville guest speaker Rec tor Kron. PTA welcomed new principal Montgomery West while retiring leader Margaret Jones was honored. Flower show and street fair plans announced with committee appointments. Births and travels noted among residents.
Amelia residents host and visit relatives across Ohio and Michigan over the weekend. Local families welcome guests from Middletown Columbus Cincinnati Lansing and Hamilton while church activities and club gatherings occur. Several sick residents show slow improvement and community events include a Scoutmasters picnic and Bock Club gathering.
Iva Meeker of Loveland attended the funeral of cousin Pearl Coats in Madisonville with the Conover family. Numerous visitors from Hyde Park and Norwood joined Rev Zinn and others, with multiple funeral attendances and church events noted. Several locals plan travel for education and family visits, including Yale and Asbury College attendees, and a Klaca homecoming planned with a basket dinner and program. Sunday School attendance reached 61.
Laurel residents Mrs G Stroub hosted by her sister hosts Walter and George McMahon of Dayton Ohio visiting at their aunt's home noted in local society notes.
Mulberry and nearby towns report a weekend of social visits as Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moore enjoy time in Cincinnati while Ruth Ann Dennison vacationed in Chicago. Several families from Camp Dennison Pleasant Hill Indian Hill Madisonville Aurora and Aurora Indiana hosted relatives and announced moves to new homes.
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