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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1962
Page
3
A Christmas Flower Show titled Album of Holiday Songs is set for December 13 from 3 to 5 pm and 7 to 8 30 pm. Mrs J Kermit Smith and committee announce 14 arrangement classes and five horticulture classes open to local gardeners. A show schedule may be obtained from Mrs Smith at 72.
The American Legion presented its exclusive Americanism Award to WLWI Crosley Broadcasting Corporation television in Indianapolis Indiana. The award, the first and only TV station to receive it in U S history, was based on a resolution passed unanimously by the Legion National Americanism Commission in Las Vegas on October 5.
Second Lieutenant Gary A. Miles of Cincinnati reaches the third phase of Air Force pilot training in Texas. he piloted the T-33 jet and expects wings in February after starting in January with 130 hours in the T-37. Army Sergeant First Class James Gray Jr. of Loveland served in Alaska with the 1st Battle Group 23d Infantry, aiding ground operations with air resupply and medical evacuations. Medford P. McCoy of Cincinnati was commissioned second lieutenant after Officer Training School and heads to Whiteman AFB as a supply officer. Private William K. Lang of Batavia completed Army training in Thailand with the 35th Infantry. Private John W. Snyder of Loveland completed airborne school at Fort Benning. Seaman Apprentice Orion G. Rutherford Jr. of Batavia serves aboard USS Springfield on extended deployment. Jande Company member Watkins, with Clementina, accompanies him in Italy.
District 4 meeting of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs drew attendees including Mrs. N. J. White Mrs. Jerome Jackson Mrs. Harry Jordan and Mrs. Paul Lytle at the Elks Club Hamilton. Airman Herman J. Price reassigned to Selfridge AFB Mich as roads and grounds specialist after finishing basic training. David C. Watkins son of Mr and Mrs Woodrow Watkins Batavia received a drivers badge for skill in motor vehicle maintenance while with the 69th Ord.
The Alpha Chi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma met for a dinner at Russellville Church. Committee reports covered Program Service, Dorothy Lynch. Publicity and Publication, Atheline R. Osborne. led group singing by Jeanette Moore and Louise Krum. Dr Frances Kesley spoke on Venturing into New Frontiers with Women in Education and Medicine. Mary Filen Bruton spoke on Thalidomide. Hosts were Ethel Stitt, Jean Grider, Louise Krum, Alice Donaldson, Virginia Stivers, and Miriam Salisbury.
In the December 4 1962 Courier Page 3 a long list of women is shown alongside a passing reflection that from the moment an infant seeks to reach for the mouth life becomes a constant effort to balance needs and comforts.
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