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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1963
Page
3
The Village of Williamsburg Board of Trustees warns that downspouts cellar drains and other surface water sources are dumping into the sanitary sewage system causing damage during rain. Citizens may disconnect outlets voluntarily before full investigation.
Harold L. Epperson of Batavia buys four registered Angus cows from R. D. Hogan of Dry Ridge Kentucky. The deal underscores active cattle trade in the region.
A long list shows multiple real estate transfers across states with buyers and acres, followed by a state notice from Ohio Department of Highways calling for sealed bids on a 1963 resurfacing project in Clermont and Hamilton counties and detailing requirements, deadlines, and wage rates.
Eugene W. Surber, famed for the Surber Sampler and 33 years with the Public Health Service, retires from the Toft Center and will move to Brown town Virginia to serve as biologist for the upper six counties. He retires as a research biologist in aquatic biology and has developed methods measuring low oxygen and pollutant effects on stream life.
The Brown County Hospital records births for the week ending Aug 18. Harry Nash and Hazel Dunn Batavia have a boy Kenneth Harold born Aug 13. Michael Jones and Judith Keller Bethel have a girl Mary Lavina born Aug 14. Charles Schoner and Mary Scales Hamersville have a boy Aug 17. Robert West and Shirley Bergett Mr Crab have a girl Aug 17. Harvey Bresch and Katherine Barnes Bethel have a boy Aug 17.
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