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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
2
The Clermont Courier, Batavia Ohio's oldest newspaper, publishes weekly and twice weekly notices. It offers subscriptions at four dollars yearly and lists advertising rates and office address at 85 West Main Street.
Ted W. Brown explains how amendments are proposed and ratified by Congress or a constitutional convention. He notes 23 amendments exist, with 22 by Congress and state legislatures, and the 21st by convention. He emphasizes no direct popular vote on amendment decisions.
Leslie Carothers daughter of Mr and Mrs John B Carothers Jr Park Ave Terrace Park works this summer for the Agency for International Development in Washington DC AID administers US foreign assistance program She will serve in the Bureau for the Far East until September when she resumes studies at Smith College
Numerous Batavia residents hosted relatives and friends from Cincinnati Detroit Wisconsin and Kentucky over weekends. Church services guest speakers and a Woman's Day program at First Baptist were announced. several residents recovered from illness or injuries while others celebrated birthdays and anniversaries.
The Batavia Community Chorus presents a one hour Gospel and Spiritual program on Sunday August 4 at 4 p m at the First Baptist Church located at 6th and New Streets Batavia directed by Mrs Ellen Wright with Rev Walter A Booker pastor and Katherine Gary secretary inviting attendance.
The Cincinnati Royals face the WSAI Nutty Nine in a charity softball game on Wednesday Aug. 7 at 8 p.m. at Anstaett Field Amelia. Proceeds aid Glen Este high school library with 50 cent adult and 25 cent student donations and free player autographs after the game.
Bethel residents learn from Mrs. Melvin Aston of Finneytown who will conduct a workshop for Clermont County Fair entries. Aston, accredited Ohio Garden Clubs judge, will speak Aug 8 at 10 50 a m in the Bethel Methodist Church. Hosts Mrs Charles McNutt and Mrs Charles Crawford provide drinks. members bring a sack lunch.
OWENSVILLE The Clermont County Youth Rabbit Club will again show rabbits at the Clermont County Fair. Members compete for 260 dollars in gold trophies donated by local businessmen. Kipp noted 72 head were shown at WLW Everybody's Farm Mason Ohio with many first place wins. Additional shows in Portsmouth Zanesville and Louisville featured northern Ohio exhibitors.
Sixteen Clermont County residents were named to district level chairmanships in the 1964 United Appeal. Area A chairmen include Mrs. George Ross and Mrs. William Bradbury, with others led by Richard Smittle, Ralph Windle, and directors for Pierce and Ohio Townships. Area B lists Wayne L. Smith, Thomas Wilger, Alfred H. Meurer, John H. Doepke, and union township posts. Area Care features Frank Burger, James Rhein, Mrs. Joyce Jones, Stanley Hammel, Dale Bee, Linda Lykins, and Dan F. Smith. Appointees will supervise house to house and neighborhood campaigns to raise 7.28 million dollars for 126 agencies and 16 Red Cross services, with a kickoff Sept 3 and drive through Oct 24.
Mrs. Florence Lewis returns from a Florida trip. Mrs. John Mattox and daughter visit Crestline relatives. Mrs. Imo Moon hosts her Book Club. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hulz and children end a Florida vacation. Fred Hammann Anna Valentine and Francis Cooper are ill in Christ Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Long entertain relatives. Birthdays listed for late July to early August. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Washburn celebrate a wedding anniversary July 31.
Ohio State Highway Patrol reports two rear end crashes in Milford area injuring four people including Olaf Botts eight from Loveland and a 15 year old Los Angeles rider. In Mt Repose a cyclist fractured arm after a rear collision with a car driven by Carl Roe from Perinton. Stonelick Life Squad also treated a 3 year old and 15 year old at different sites. Minor injuries sent Fred Gaster five to hospital after a separate incident on Betty Lane.
Dr. Albert W. Van Sickle confirmed an inquiry into an alleged altercation between Felicity resident Donald Fagan and county sanitary inspector Carl Harrison. Harrison says Fagan grabbed his wrist and threatened him after Harrison asked about a septic tank at Fagan’s Bolender Road property near Felicity. S. Ralph Frazier and a deputy sheriff investigated. Fagan will meet with Dr. Van Sickle to discuss the incident and any septic installation violations before deciding next steps.
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