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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1950
Page
9
A local call to honor returning soldiers urges renewed support for veterans in Clermont County. The piece notes upcoming Korean War veterans and stresses courtesy, recognition, and avoiding indifference as more service members come home, then shifts to a baseball recap and protest incident in Williamsburg versus Goshen with upcoming series in Amelia.
Williamsburg opens its doors with 754 enrolled students. New faculty include Robert Little Albert Kettlewell Mrs Mable Reed Miss Martha Innis and Russel Beach for grades and William Miller for history and geography. Senior class rings delight the students as campaigns crown Robert Harvey president of Bethel High School Student Council.
The Courier asks Clermont County readers to recruit soldiers stationed at Camp Atterbury Camp Campbell Camp Wheeler or other posts to write brief letters sharing updates. In return correspondents receive a weekly Courier copy and keep home friends informed as more servicemen arrive. Fill out the coupon to join.
Milford residents were told the new fire reporting system is active with all calls to 5566 and the siren operated from the Red Star Taxi Co. The festival drew crowds, Kiwanis Club and Legion Auxiliary won parade awards, Edna Parker crowned festival queen, and local groups planned meetings and events. New hires and installations noted, plus a birth and a transfer to Goodman Airfield.
In Williamsburg on Sunday Goshen lost to Williamsburg 5 to 2 to decide the Clermont County League championship. Kilgore pitched for Williamsburg while Strobel started for Goshen as the game featured strong early defense and late scoring pressure.
Jackson Township children dine in Marathon school lunch room opened in a new addition. The modern facility serves 60 to 75 lunches daily, with sanitation and child health prioritized. The project arose from Marathon Friendship Circle efforts with school board backing and expert planning. Frances Heidenreich serves as cook for the program.
The First Baptist Church of Owensville holds a two week tent meeting in Loveland at the Pennsylvania Park starting September 28. Services begin nightly at 8 PM with Rev. C. W. Jessee delivering the sermon.
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