Germont Courier Batavia Ohio announces publication details
The Germont Courier a newspaper devoted to Republican principles is published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the Batavia post office under the 1870 act. The Clermont Courier is Batavia's oldest newspaper succeeding earlier titles The Spirit of the Times and The Chronicle of the Times.
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Spirit of the Times
Chronicle of the Times
Clermont Batavia publish house staff and rates note
The Clermont Publishing Company based at 385 West Main Street Batavia Ohio lists subscription at 3.00 per year and requests display advertising rates on request. Names Jerald and Thomas Fortney publishers editor managing editor associate editor advertising manager appear in the staff section.
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Jerald
Thomas Fortney
Ree Tac
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Margaret Jamieson
William Massey
Diana Shelton
Barons Banter and Holiday Happenings at Local School
December events include Wind Ensemble practice for the Christmas Concert on December 18, Art Club Christmas party December 16 with matinee and dinner, and candy gift cans for sale. Basketball games December 15 vs New Richmond and December 16 at Ross. Future Teachers of America note low talk due to NHS meeting, Christmas vacation starts December 21.
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Art Club
Poston
Tek Toe
New Richmond
Ross
Future Teachers of America
National Honor Society
Melody Ponder
Sgt Dudley Guise Ceremony and USASTRATCOM role
A ceremony honors Sgt Dudley Luther Guise of the United States Army Strategic Communications Command East Coast Telecommunications Center at Fort Detrick Maryland. He is a Amelia High School graduate married to Patsy J Olsen of Grand Rapids Minnesota and resides in Middletown Maryland. USASTRATCOM ECTC relays messages nationally and worldwide to military elements DOE agencies and NATO. In Chesterfield England neighbors report lights and noises prompt police entry to Len Marsh's apartment finding an alarm clock triggering lights and buzzer to wake him from sleep.
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United States Army Strategic Communications Command
Ft. Detrick
Frederick
Amelia High School
Patsy J. Olsen
Grand Rapids
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Middletown
Usastratcom-Ectc
Defense Communications Network
Department of Defense
NATO
US Army
Chesterfield
England
Len Marsh
Marsh
Amelia PTA Christmas Music Program and Board Meeting Notice
The Amelia Jr. Sr. High School PTA hosts a December 19 music program by the Jr. High Band under Gerald Robinson and 8th grade chorus under Mike Franklin. A January 9 board meeting at Amelia Sr. High School will accept officer nominations. Donations welcome at the Amelia High School concert on December 18 at 7:30. Gina Gullett
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Gerald Robinson
Mike Franklin
Gretchen Carroll
Amelia Sr. High School
Amelia
Amelia High School
Jerry Robinson
Gina Gullett
Amelia PTA Meeting Opens With Rock Ensemble
Amelia parents attended the November 28 PTA meeting to discuss curriculum and student progress. Principal Albert Nutgrass introduced new assistant principals Hal Dilbone and Ken Peters and outlined four fifteen minute parent-teacher periods. The next PTA meeting is scheduled for December 19 in the junior high building.
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Amelia Rock Ensemble
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Albert Nutgrass
Hal Dilbone
Ken Peters
Satin collar sweaters with elbow length sleeves
Satin collar sweaters feature elbow length sleeves worn over long sleeves and include satin fabric accents.
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Jack Jones
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Mitch Miller
Fred Waring
Jesus Clwist Superstar
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