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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1963
Page
7
The booklet Economic Analysis of The Budget from the Chamber of Commerce urges voters to read the January budget reports and questions how representative government survives uncoordinated income and spending. It says voters finance the budget, watch government spending, and pay the bills.
A Pike County Journal column argues pursuit requires inner effort not government aid. Quattlebaum cites Ruskin Drew Lowell Penn and others on humility and self knowledge as moral strength. The piece frames waiting as ruin and urges self reliance and dignity.
The article cites Dr George S Benson and Prof Leonard Schapiro discussing Russia and Soviet centralization. It compares Soviet inefficiencies to Western flirtations with limited socialism and warns against reliance on centralized government. It links agriculture policy, technocrat leadership, and the dangers of a managed economy to U.S. governance and freedom of enterprise.
A collage of gibes and quips about office life love and aging features a jokey office girl enjoying a two week vacation while her boss returns. Other snippets poke fun at traffic cops costs and domestic squabbles with punchy one liners and playful misunderstandings.
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown reports the filing of articles of incorporation for The Williamsburg Ohio Development Corporation to issue 1000 shares of common stock at 100 dollars per share. Incorporators include John Kermit Smith Harold Seipelt and Robert S. Croswell with John L. Watson of Batavia listed as agent and charter filer.
The quotation asserts that lasting glory comes from a fixed moral character within a person, emphasizing inner integrity over external achievement. Eddy’s stance links virtue to enduring honor and spiritual strength rather than fleeting fame.
The Westwood Boy Scouts, about 60 strong, began a camp at Branch Hill on Monday afternoon. The town watches county politics as candidates for township and municipal offices in Clermont County attract little interest this year.
Rep. Wilson of Clermont County announces multiple laws effective Friday August 9. Aimed at stopping minors altering driver licenses to buy alcohol, the measure empowers the registrar to suspend or cancel altered licenses. The same date brings major soil conservation district reforms, name changes, funding tweaks, and new provisions on vehicles, education spending, waste management, and parks.
A Cincinnati Enquirer reprint from July 29 1963 argues racial harmony rests on God’s world not man’s. The author, M C Avery, describes explaining segregation to a child, critiques Supreme Court laws, and promotes Moral Re Armament’s film The Crowning Experience about Mary McLeod Bethune.
Six gardens entered in the Day Heights Garden Club contest will be open to club members for the rest of the week. Judge Miss Emma Runte of the Newtonsville Garden Club evaluated the gardens of Mrs. William Van dePas, Mrs. Albert Thacker, Mrs. David Fisher, Mrs. Arthur Kenneth, Mrs. Kenneth Brewer and Mrs. David Bourket. New officers include President Mrs. William dePas and Vice President Mrs. David Bourket, with several committee chairs named and delegates chosen for the state convention. Three new members joined, and former member Mrs. Martin Bertram returned after living in New Jersey.
The column presents two poems by Mary Alkus and Charles Denton about travel and city life. Submissions should go to Mia Esse Hamilton at 636 Fenton Ave, Watl, Obie. The pieces reflect whimsy and urban imagery with concise lines.
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