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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1967

Page

3

Lorch To Host Clippers On Boat

Director Jim Pierce planes a gin rehearsing the group for their show and invites ideas or attendance. Contacts include Al Keller in Batavia 732-2089 Stan Henize Amelia 7535166 Gene Courts Williamsburg 724 2348 and Billi Jones Marathon 724-2986. Community thanks go to visitors ministers doctors and Batavia Life Squad after care at Jewish Hospital.

Jim Pierce al Keller Batavia Stan Henize Amelia Gene Courts Williamsburg Billi Jones Marathon Jewish Hospital Algo Batavia Life Squad Edward

Bethel Village appoints recorder's son as clerk

Shebesta, named by Mayor Sharp and confirmed by Council, becomes the youngest public official in the state and will run for the post in the fall. Ruth Parker also seeks the clerk job, while Jerry Heins replaces Patrolman Jess Woosley. The election board eyed Grant Memorial Library polling place and possibly the old high school gym for future voting. Al Lederer leads a fund drive to aid 50 families with memberships at a cut rate as part of a $7000 goal.

Shebesta O. H. Sharp Ruth Parker Grant Memorial al Lederer Lederer Mig

Subdivision Plan Rejected Over Narrow Streets in Clermont County

Clermont County Planning Commission rejected West Day Heights subdivision plans in Miami Township because streets shown at 20 feet wide rather than 25 feet. Developer C M Day argued existing roads are 20 feet or less. Planners also required a street extension from Sherwood to Meadow View Drive to eliminate dead ends in the 45 home addition.

Clermont County Planning Commission West Day Heights Miami Township C.M. Day Sherwood Meadow View Drive

Ohio Firms Invited To Overseas Marketing Show

Clermont County manufacturers are invited to a show illustrating how small and medium Ohio companies market products overseas. The event is August 9 at the Sheraton-Gibson Hotel Ballroom in Cincinnati, sponsored by the All Ohio Tokyo Trade Fair Committee with local chambers of commerce World Trade Departments, the U S Department of Commerce and the regional export expansion council.

Clermont County Ohio Noen Sheraton- Gibson Cincinnati World Trade Departments Area Chambers of Commerce U.S. Dept. of Commerce Regional Export Expansion Council

News Media Plays Important Role In ACS Education

An American Cancer Society report shows national media reach for cancer education. Newspapers published 16 143 articles and 2 547 public service ads, radio 32 029 public service announcements, and television 3 984 PSAs urging yearly health checkups. Clermont County had 6 146 people view 7% of the Society's educational films. The Cincinnati stations aired health checkup announcements, aiding local public education efforts.

Ohio American Cancer Society Eloise Ellis Clermont County Ellis Cincinnati Hamilton County

Rotary Picnic for Camp Allyn Children

Williamsburg Rotary Club hosted a Monday evening picnic at Camp Allyn for its crippled children and camp staff. The event featured a weiner roast with trimmings, a music set by The Four Speeds, and a magic show by Judge Harold Nichols of Batavia.

Williamsburg Camp Allyn Rotary Cincinnati The Four Speeds Dave Smith Melvin Heffner Dennis Duncan Richard Hauck Harold Nichols Batavia Tom Duckworth Harry Donaworth Bob Croswell Harold Medary Rotary International Ohio Olive Branch

Amelia By Elizabeth Huling

The Hand in Hand Classes met at Mrs. Alice Schatz home on Friday July 21. The Philathea Class gathered July 20 at the church to celebrate their birthday. The DeMoly Installation at the Masonic Hall Saturday night drew a large audience and was noted as impressive.

Alice Schatz Masonic Hall

Newtonsville Methodist Wins Church League Title

Newtonsville Methodist topped an eight team Northeastern league with a 7 1 mark. Stonelick Brethren 6 2, St Louis 5 2 followed as the others in final standings. A single elimination tournament at Northeastern High School will conclude the season on August 1st.

Owensville Northeastern Eens Coat Ohdnadeae Newtonsville Methodist Stonelick Brethren St. Louis Marathon Newstonsville Nazarene Owensville Baptist Fayetteville Monterey Christian Northeastern High School

Smith Family Reunion and League All-Star Events

The Smith reunion is set for Sunday Aug 6 at Mrs Jessie Motzer home Clough Pike Alfred Weber Jr Moscow. G L Downing of Maysville Kentucky sold an Aberdeen Angus bull to the family. Two alley games on Aug 15 will feature league teams with all-stars Jim West president J Werner vice president Pringle secretary Robe Kimmerly treasurer.

Smith Jessie Motzer Clough Pike Alfred Weber, Jr Moscow G. L. Downing Maysville Kentucky Jim West J. Werner Pringle Robe Kimmerly

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