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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1963
Page
3
Mrs. George Fender chaired a Tuesday afternoon gathering of Clermont County Farm Bureau Women with five councils represented including Batavia Newtonsville and Mis Edgarsaear. Wayne Oney spoke on welfare topics as lunch followed and several local visits were noted.
A 16 year old Hamilton County youth escaped from juvenile detention Friday after breaking a cell door lock. He had been moved from the county jail bullpen where he faced charges of intoxication and using abusive language. He now faces added charge of malicious destruction of property.
A compiled roster of car dealers and representatives in multiple towns including Cincinnati Milford Batavia Goshen Loveland Amelia Amelia and Williamsburg. Names such as Ralph Robbins Virgil Wilfert Noel Hornsby James Gailey Winifred Shumard and Loyd Hollon appear with associated towns and street listings.
WC seeks a head football coach for Glen Este High School along with several assistant posts. Elementary teaching shortages persist across Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia with about 13 elementary positions open while high school vacancies remain in English science biology chemistry and French Spanish.
Williamsville garden club to hold May meeting at 8 p.m. to elect officers. Members named include Reid Schuester and Mrs. William Pallazzolo.
The Batavia Community Recreation League seeks $670 more to reach $3,175 and qualify for a dollar for dollar Rotary Club match. May 1 is the cutoff for funding, after which no further solicitations. Nearly 200 youths have registered for the season.
Paul Varney notes on April 23 1963 in The Courier Page 3 argues spiritual leaders must direct focus to God and his word rather than seek approval from human standards.
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