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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1964
Page
7
Omer Nell has been elected Noble Grand of Batavia Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows No. 138. Levi Curlis Jr. is vice grand and Levi Curlis Sr. treasurer with Ray M. Canter as secretary. Installation is set for January 9 followed by refreshments.
A three car rear end collision at 8 20 p m December 8 sent one driver to the hospital. Jack Mitchell Rice 46 of Milford was cited for following too closely and suffered head and knee lacerations. The crash occurred at Main Street near the Main and Lila intersection. Christie 22 and Roberts 29 were involved. Rice failed to stop and hit Christie whose car was driven into Roberts vehicle. Christie s car sustained the most damage.
Fred Feers argues that a man should be judged by his true worth rather than his net worth, emphasizing core character over financial success in evaluating people.
Ohio reported 44 000 of 420 700 vehicles checked in the 1964 Voluntary Safety Check program were rejected. Nationally nearly 3 million vehicles were inspected with faults in lights brakes tires and steering. Ohio led with two Grand Awards and multiple local honors across Columbus Dayton Fostoria and Mahoning County.
Raymond L. Naylor reports Clermont Soil and Water Conservation District selects Don Sieborn as Chairman for 1965 at a Batavia meeting with George Rouster as Vice Chairman and Eugene Poston as Secretary-Treasurer. Committee chairs include Rouster, Bogert, Fottenbury and Poston. Plans include a Conservation Air Tour in July, student sponsorships, a Conservation Essay Contest and wildlife projects. The district offers reforestation seedling orders from the state nursery and Wildlife Packets for landscaping and wildlife habitat with orders on a first come basis at 853-2287.
Dearborn Michigan Henry Ford Museum opens December six with a toy shop display tracing American toys from colonial times to the early 20th century. Exhibits include Edison Talking Doll with phonograph, Pipsqueak Birds, fire engines, wagons, houses, dolls, and hundreds more. Batavia Band Boosters sponsor a party December 19 at 7 30 in the school gym with dance band music, Santa, prizes and refreshments. Admission 50 cents single or 2 dollars for a family.
The copy describes changing life distress in women due to hot flashes and nervous tension. It claims numerous users found rapid relief from Lydia E Pinkham Tablets, presenting it as a trusted aid rather than a new remedy.
Mil Kenyon, Bob Wente, Tommy Copp, and Mike McGreevy head the final USAC Offy 110 midget standings as 1963 champ Wente trails Kenyon. The event at Cincinnati Gardens on New Year's Night features a 50‑lap main, three 10‑lap sprints, a 15‑lap consolation, and a 4‑lap dash, with Ralph Ormsby and Jim Cook announcing.
Milford Teen Canteen closed until further notice by its board at the regular December meeting. The long running self supporting center cites lack of interest and poor attendance as reasons. A February board meeting will decide on reopening.
The 18th annual Clermont County Children's Christmas Party entertained 105 needy youngsters on December 17. Santa arrived by helicopter, outfit changes for children, a Hairdo for girls and haircuts for boys, with a noon gift pass out and a private motorcade to Frisch's Mainliner for lunch and movies.
Milford MILFORD The St Andrew Titans lost two games last week at Goshen Junior High 48 to 27 and 32 to 29 to St Gertrude. Bob Mack led with 10 points while Mike Sylvester and Steve Sylvester added nine and two respectively as the Titans struggled with passing and trailed early in both contests.
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