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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1972
Page
2
The Clermont Courier in Batavia Ohio is described as a Thursday publication devoted to Republican principles. It notes its status as Batavia’s oldest newspaper, succeeding earlier titles, with second class postage paid at Batavia Ohio.
Publication notice from Clermont Publishing Company Batavia Ohio lists address 385 West Main Street and subscription rate of 3.00 per year. Staff roles include publishers Jerald Fortney and Thomas Fortney, editors France Raine, Sloise Ailis, managing editor Margaret Jamieson, associate editor William Massey, and advertising manager Diana Shelton.
Health officials discuss Felicity Franklin plant status with 150000 gpd capacity and good maintenance. Observed effluent is clear. Recommendation to upgrade systems to meet Water Quality Standards and to tighten sewer infiltration controls and installer licensing. Emphasis on expanding staff and certification incentives.
Labor Day marks the late start of school on Sept 5 while summer ends in style with parades and picnics. Local visits, hospital notes, sales at Amelia, church festival, and multiple birthday and anniversary notices fill the community recap.
Gene Anderson of Amelia sues Oliver E. Pence Jr. and South Western Ohio Steel Co. for 250000 in personal injuries from a rear impact at the SR 125 Eight Mile Road intersection in Forestville. The defendants are a Hamilton driver and the truck owner.
West Clermont Local School District prepares to bus over 9,000 students, with 4 410 buses claimed to be the largest in Ohio. Superintendent L E Gingrich touts a cost below state average and a 99 percent dependable service, praising transportation director Thurston Smyer and a team of 100 drivers, five mechanics, and staff led by Nicholas Kepf.
John A. Bacca of Batavia is among twelve August UC OCAS graduates awarded the Graduate of the Year for academic achievement. He earned a mechanical engineering degree and will have his name added to the Graduate of the Year plaque.
The school board extends the student dress code across levels noting for boys shirts must be buttoned or designed, trousers neat, shoes with socks and no heel plates, hair trimmed. Girls may wear blouses and dresses with length rules, pant outfits permitted, makeup not allowed, neat hair, and shoes suitable to attire.
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