Clermont Courier publication notice
The Clermont Courier is Batavia Ohio's oldest newspaper published every Thursday and filed as second class matter under the 1870 act. Postage paid at Batavia Ohio.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1973
Page
2
The Clermont Courier is Batavia Ohio's oldest newspaper published every Thursday and filed as second class matter under the 1870 act. Postage paid at Batavia Ohio.
The Clermont Publishing Company is listed with a street address at 385 West Main Street, Batavia, Ohio.
In Washington the Watergate hearing room fills with committee members press and about 200 spectators as the International Platform Association hosts a convention. Henry Kissinger Jeanne Dixon and James Kilpatrick appear while Sam Ervin pushes for access to presidential tapes amid a broader debate on campaign finance and rights.
The Stonelick Church of the Brethren on State Route 727 hosts a revival through Sunday August 12 with evangelist Rev Gary Beagle. Evening services start at 8 pm each night and a youth program is planned for Friday at the regular time. A basket dinner follows the 11 am worship on Sunday August 12.
Mayor Dick Jamieson and Kathy Walker with Cindy Jones plan a six week survey in Batavia to identify area seniors for Clermont Senior Services. They will invite residents to the United Methodist Church Center at Market and North Streets on Fridays from 10 to 3 for crafts, programs, and fellowship. information from Clermont Senior Service office.
John Parkham, longtime Owensville resident, died last week at age 93 after a stroke following years of poor health. Funeral at St. Louis Catholic Church with burial in Church Cemetery. He lived with Ed Evans family after his wife’s death and remained active until a few years before passing.
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