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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1973
Page
13
The Batavia area reports financial figures for village funds, church Easter plans, garden club activities, and community notices. Easter services in Batavia churches, garden club bake sale with Norwegian seedlings, Scottish Rite initiations, and local school and resident updates appear alongside travel memories and humorous notes about a cow chip throwing contest in Beaver, Oklahoma.
The narrator recalls a very old woman gesturing that a healing had occurred, while his mother photographed the area. Natives hinted that knocking on a vault and laying a car ape would reveal a crt. The journey describes leaving Guadalajara and crossing the Sierra Madre Occidental to San Luis Potosi.
Rev. Dan Herndon led a Crusade training session at Batavia Methodist Church for area Captains and Crusaders. Attendees included Mrs. Front row, Mrs. Buelah Alsip, Miss Nancy Taylor, and Mrs. Linnie Richards. Timothy Hogan, County Residential Chairman for the American Cancer Society, urged increased involvement in Cancer Control Programs and predicted a cure in the near future.
Senior Dale Herbert has been notified of admission to the Honors Division of Kent State University's Honors and Experimental College for fall 1973. The BHS News notes school activities including the Drama Club production Who Killed Hazel? directed by Sarah Elliston with a large cast and a May 4 5 show at Batavia Jr High Auditorium. The issue mentions a fundraising jacket drive, French class trip to Maisonnette on April 27, and a scheduled Easter weekend break on April 20 1973 plus a Wm. Toon meeting on April 18.
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