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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1965

Page

8

Batavia Juniors Host Luncheon for Prospectives Leaders

The Batavia Junior Club schedules a luncheon September 2 at 12 30 PM at the country home of Mrs Kazuo Tashiro. Mrs Oliver Malott and the executive will explain the clubs purposes and projects to guests amid an ambitious year ahead. Mrs Harry Rolph, president, and committees push for a strong program. FELICITY: The Ladies Auxiliary of the Wiley Croswell American Legion Post 222 sponsors a fish supper and card party social August 28 at Legion Hall State Route 222 Felicity. AMELIA: St Bernadette Church Locust Lake Road holds its annual festival Sunday August 29 with a chicken dinner from noon to 7 PM plus meats and bingo.

Sers Kazuo Tashiro Oliver Malott Batavia Club Harry Rolph Felicity Wiley Croswell Amercan Legion Post 222 Legion Hall the Post Ralph McElfresh Amelia St. Bernadette Church Locust Lake Rd

Couple To Mark Golden Wedding Westhafer Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Willis Westhafer of Rt 2 Batavia will observe their golden wedding anniversary Aug 29 at their home from 2 to 5 p m An open house will be held Mary Dean of Cherry Grove has 12 grandchildren and two great grand children Peggy Brunner returned this week from Otterbein College

Willis Westhafer Rt. 2 Batavia Mary Dean Cherry Grove

Zoo Food and Home Show Opens With Daily Giveaways

The 1965 Zoo Food and Home Show opened Wednesday and runs until Labor Day September 6. The event features animal acts magician bingo and a daily giveaway of half a ton of groceries. A new Do You Have It Show hosted by Clarence Crazy Loos appears 3 to 4 pm in the Zoo Opera House. A Ford Mustang is the top prize. admission for adults drops 25 cents on all days except Saturday.

Zoo Clarence Crazy” Loos Zoo Opera House

White Elephant booth prep at Mt Carmel Glen Este PTA

Ira and Marge Apperian and PTA members clean closets for the White Elephant booth at the County Fair to be held Sept 18 at Summerside School. Other activities will include.

Ira Marge Apperian Mt. Carmel Glen Este Pta Summerside School

Registration Set Sept 1 At YWCA

Registration for fall activities opens Sept 1 at five Greater Cincinnati YWCA locations with classes starting Sept 20. New programs join favorites like Homemaker's Holiday, decorating and entertaining courses, a full swim schedule, art and dance classes, plus a 1965-66 program booklet. Also note reads about Williamsburg and Eastern Hills satellite sites. Marathon Grange card party on Aug 28 at 8:15 p.m. with prizes and lunch.

YWCA Greater Cincinnati Central Branch 9Th and Walnut Sts Clermont County 4Th St Batavia Lincoln Park Lincoln Park Dr Northeastern Sherman and Walter Aves Norwood Northern Hills Winton Rd Williamsburg Presbyterian Church Eastern Hills King Pin Beechmont Ave

Enrollment Boom Rocks Ohio Colleges in Postwar Boom

Columbus report shows about 265000 students to attend state supported colleges this fall, an increase of 25000 from last year as postwar demand drives enrollment. The surge reflects a broad rise in higher education participation across Ohio institutions.

Columbus Ohio

NYC Plans to Hire 500 Displaced Southern Teachers

The New York City Board of Education announced Operation Reclaim a program to rehire about 500 Negro teachers who lost jobs in the South. The plan aims to place these educators in New York City schools to address staffing needs and broaden opportunities for displaced professionals.

New York City

Felicity Garden Club Wins Clermont County Fair Flower Show

Felicity Garden Club captured 67 points to win the Clermont County Fair Flower Show ahead of Day Heights of Milford. Day Heights won best of show with a modern “Up at Sunrise” entry. Mrs. Clark Deel earned best of show specimen with her Peace rose. Batavia and New Richmond clubs also earned top honors in various classes. The event featured county niche classes limited to garden clubs and public entries in other classes, with Bethel Garden Club organizing the two-day show and judges from Germantown and Bellbrook.

Felicity Garden Club Clermont County

Owensville Club To Install Officers

Owensville garden club holds its September 1 meeting at 8 p.m. at Gladys Rosselot’s home to install officers. Dorothy Cooper will serve as president with Elsie Brossart as vice president Peggy Gormley secretary and Cele Morris treasurer.

Owensville Gladys Rosselot Dorothy Cooper Elsie Brossart Peggy Gormley Cele Morris

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