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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1964
Page
2
The review highlights Bobby Vinton selecting a track from his Christmas album Dearest Santa. It notes the song will warm fans as he is beloved by families during Christmas tree trimming Eve. The flip The Bell That Couldn't Jingle showcases The Christmas Song by The Drifters with praise for its pop styling.
Russell Martin notes holiday programming with Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra singles, Louis Armstrong Broadway tune, Chubby Checker rocker, and a catchy track. The top ten Batavia sellers include I Feel Fine The Beatles and Come See About Me The Supremes among others.
Miss Myrtle Wilson, a Batavia kindergarten teacher, has been ill and confined at home for a week. Mrs. Florence Foster hosted dinner guests at 399 North Street. Laura Peterson of 430 Wood Street fell and broke her hip and is recovering at Jewish Hospital. The Garden Club decorated the Library tree for the community. Mr. and Mrs. David Lorenzo and son visited Dayton to see Mrs. Lorenzo's mother. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Gillispie and daughter from Cincinnati spent Sunday in Batavia. The Batavia Garden Club plans a Dec 14 meeting at 90 North Fifth Street. Maurice Miller and Jim Stewart won door prizes at the Charity Ball at the Batavia Armory.
Owensville community members attend open houses at Julian Florist Milford and Hilltop Florists Mt. Carmel last Sunday. Cliford and Gail Muren visited grandparents Cliff and Mrs Rosselot from West Virginia. Mrs Hugh McAfee hosts Ladies Bridge Club. Garden Club dines at Log Cabin Inn Mt Crab. Sympathy to Mrs Mary Agnew of Edenton via sister Mrs Lester Conover. Maggie Murphy a Shriner Institute patient at Jewish Hospital thanks well wishers. Creditors of Dr Paul Germann meet Dec 15 at 3 p.m. in Cincinnati federal courthouse. Germann owns Sky Hill Airport near Amelia.
Beech Forest Chapter DAR will meet Saturday December 12 at 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs Earl Lipps 3849 Merwin Ten Mile Rd near Amelia Ohio Mrs Herbert Rowan Williamsburg will present Worship in Washington Miss Josephine Wilson Cincinnati music teacher will discuss American Christmas Carols Old Clermont Society CAR will be guests and sing Christmas Carols Members will answer roll call with A Christmas Memory Assisting Mrs Lipps as hostess will be her mother Mrs George Trisler Bethel and Mrs Joseph Schultz AmeliaVendors license Hershel Bolton and Willis Hodges dba B H Service Cherry St and St Rt 133 Bethel garage Elbert and Louise Mays dba Mays Pool Room Market St Felicity restaurant and pool hall Warren T rt dba Brass Rail 309 for Milford tavern Donald R Freak dba Don s Texaco 551 Clough Pike Cincinnati 44 service station Marion Gilligan dba Marion s Swap Shop 265 S High St Williamsburg miscellaneous equipment Robert E Cole 487 Cincinnati Batavia Pk Cincinnati 44 duplicate keys Essie Spencer St Rt 32 Batavia grocery Oral Hospital Ricky Cox aged 2 years underwent a four hour plastic surgery operation Thursday His parents Mr and Mrs George Cox are hopeful skin grafting will be successful doctors said it will be 10 days before certain If successful he will remain in hospital for 23 more days
Fgt. Donald J. Holland, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley L Holland of Moscow Rt 1, completed a ten week map compiling course at the Army Engineer School Fort Belvoir Virginia on November 27. He studied photogrammetry map control and radial line methods. Holland joined the Army in July 1964 after basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky. The 21 year old attended Felicity Franklin High School and worked for Ries Manufacturing Cincinnati before enlisting.
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