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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
3
FELICITY The American Legion Hall was burglarized Saturday night marking the third theft in as many weeks. Authorities investigated the break in and sought leads. no injuries were reported.
A fragment notes coins stolen from vending machines tied to Sheriff Clyde B Dericks. Details are incomplete but indicate law enforcement involvement and a theft case under investigation.
Williamsburg Batavia upset Williamsburg 86 83 Sunday in the Williamsburg Independent League. Terry Grace scored 46 points, the league's top scorer this season. Paul Kembill led Williamsburg with 25. Linville had 19 for Fayetteville in their 82 70 win over Felicity. Mt Orab defeated Amelia 76 74. Batavia vs Mt Orab 4 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heath of Milford spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. C O Rice. Miss Maud Horn and Miss Ollie Smith visited friends near Middletown Sunday. Miss Julia Fishback entertained her bridge club on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Mary Woman, Mrs. Marie Young and Kirk Hamilecgs Sunday in Walnut Hill with Miss Ruth Kain.
Batavia area churches announce Christmas events including a Santa visit on December 23 and a Christmas Eve service for all ages. The Benevolent Homes drive seeks two dollars per member, with 62 families contributing so far. New members joined December 9 and baptisms were performed.
On December 17 the West Clermont Junior Women's Club holds its annual members only candlelight dinner. Members bring small gifts for Clermont County Home residents and a prize for best wrapped package will be awarded. Mrs. Frank Carr will present Christmas music. hostess Mrs. Robert Bolen leads with aides.
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