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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1971
Page
2
The Clermont Courier, Batavia Ohio, a Republican weekly since 1870, outlines publication details. It is Batavia’s oldest paper, published at 385 West Main Street with second class postage and annual subscription rates of $3.00.
The Bureau of the Census will survey employment and unemployment in the area during the week of April 19. Hubert A. Yerkey, Detroit regional office director, announced. The monthly survey for the U S Department of Labor interviews a scientifically selected sample of households nationwide. Unemployment edged down to 5.8 percent in February from 6.0 in January and 6.2 in December. Facts from participants are confidential by law and used only to compile statistics.
Timmy Wilson 18 Batavia High senior is bound over to the Clermont County grand jury on marijuana selling charges. Five other students face Juvenile Court in connection with a sale to a service station attendant.
The Amelia Elementary PTA will meet April 20 at 8 p.m. with Darlene Lubkeman as general chairman for Spring Follies. A film on scouting will be shown and George Balzhiser Merril Schaffer and Earl Kirtley will answer questions with displays. Tickets at the door and prize drawings to follow. The note urges support for cancer research through the American Cancer Society.
Cub Scout Pact 443 in Clermont County delivered Easter treats to 27 patients at Sunrise Nursing Home on Easter Day. Deliveries were led by Cubmaster George Rack with Assistant George Balzhier, Den Mother Mrs. Craig, Den Chief Mrs. Cook and helper Mrs. Farley.
The Baronia Chapter of the National Honor Society plans a fundraiser at Amelia High School cafeteria on April 16 at 7 p.m. A feature film Johnny Shiloh will be shown along with Road Runner cartoons. Admission includes popcorn and a large soda.
The list recalls events such as the first American play The Contrast in New York on April 16 1789 the Rapallo treaty between Germany and Soviet Russia on April 16 1922 and Adolph Hitler s birth on April 20 1889 Also noted are the first electric train in Washington DC to Bladensburg and the opening of Oklahoma to settlers on April 22 1889
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