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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1971
Page
2
The fragment lists editorial and advertising leadership roles including a managing editor and an advertising manager, along with a classifieds and circulation designation. It reads like a newsroom masthead for staff roles without further context or events.
Walter G. Knauff announces the continuation of the Adult High School Continuation Program at Clermont Northeastern Schools. The third year offers courses in American History and Government, English, math, science, with potential added subjects like typing and bookkeeping. Classes run Sept 28 to Jan 27, two courses per student, tuition aligned to state standards, and open to residents beyond the CNESD with priority to CNESD residents.
Mrs Ann Berchtold thanks relatives and Dr John Steel and Lawrence Tufts Funeral Home. Mr and Mrs Louis Schweitzer hosted guests from Hyde Park after a South Carolina trip. Softball rainout rescheduled for Aug 13. Ernest New family visited Monticello Kentucky. Bill Koontz received a 1971 Pinto for his 17th birthday. Bowling leagues open. contact Flo Jones or call 683 1251 for details. Police report includes vandalism eggs at James Lagman home and BB gun damage at Richard Case home. Deputy Registrar Helen Steinkolk notes $10 missing from desk. bicycle larceny incident at Cheryl Mimskern residence.
Registration for a Northeastern High School program runs Aug 23 to Sept 28. Call 732-2551 or 625-1211 to enroll or ask Knauff questions. Also reported: multiple bicycle thefts in Loveland with owners named. a shooting incident on 7-10 at 206 Railroad Ave with Melvin Gunter injured, and various emergency calls and ambulance notes to Bethesda North and Deaconess due to injuries and illnesses.
The Branch Hill VFW announces its tenth annual ASA sanctioned invitational slow-pitch tourney at Branch Hill Field on Sept 4 5 6 limited to 24 teams double elimination trophies awarded to top four teams entry fee required no holds for any team drawing Sept 1 8 p.m. at Branch Hill Field contact Bob Young 683 3193 for fees.
General Foods Corporation chairman C. W. Cook complains at the annual stockholders meeting in Tarrytown New York that higher costs hit wages benefits raw materials transport services fuel and taxes. He notes productivity lags manpower costs and strikes in supply industries raise expenses while prices rise and markets shrink domestically and internationally.
Ralph Quinn named director of Emerson A. North Hospital Adolescent Unit at 5642 Hamilton Avenue College Hill. Unit opened in July and uses milieu therapy with a trained staff holding psychology or sociology degrees.
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