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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1963

Page

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Feed Grain Sign-up Begins At Batavia

Batavia ASCS County Office announces the 1963 feed grain signup runs from Feb 1 to Mar 22. The program covers corn sorghum and barley with 20 percent acreage reduction for diversion payments and eligibility for price support loans. A key change is fixed price-support payments per bushel and loans available on total 1963 crop production, with county offices to assist farmers filling forms.

Batavia Ascs Carey W. Thompson Clermont Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Barry Thompson

Exhibits Planned For Science Fair In Clermont County

The Clermont County Science Fair will be held March 30 at Batavia High School for junior and senior high students. Schools nationwide will hold exhibits, and four percent of each school's junior and senior students in biology and physics will be chosen to represent. Williamsburg students may enter. Projects will be judged March 1 by three science teachers, with 21 projects advancing to county competition and potential state judging.

Clermont County Batavia High School Williamsburg Lewis Boatright Wright Batavia

Family Counseling Services Announces Clermont County Office Hours

Mrs. Anna Budd Ware announces Neil Smith will hold office hours every Wednesday afternoon and evening at 1500 Western Ave New Rich mond starting Feb 27. The agency offers professional counseling for marital issues family dynamics planning care for ill or aged individuals and budgeting. Appointments at New Richmond are for those unable to attend Cincinnati office and can be made by calling 381 6300.

Anna Budd Ware Family Service of Cincinnati Area Red Feather United Appeal Neil Smith Clermont County Western Ave New Richmond Cincinnati Auburn Ave

Batavia Day Highlighted At Thriftway Store

MT. CARMEL Thriftway announces Batavia Day on Thursday February 21. The event invites Batavia address residents to compare prices after a recent storewide discount. Batavians will receive free gifts and refreshments as the management singles them out for attention.

MT. Carmel Thriftway Batavia

Mary Baker Eddy Quote on Counsel and Wisdom

A concise reflection by Mary Baker Eddy stating that men offer guidance yet lack the wisdom to apply it profitably. The quote emphasizes discernment and practical use of advice.

Swedish Smorgasbord at Mt Moriah Church

Plans proceed for the Swedish Smorgasbord at Mt Moriah Methodist Church Tabasco. The event is Friday Feb 22 from 5 to 8 p.m. in Fellowship Hall with reservations via the church office and sale of bazaar items in the ladies parlor.

Withamsville Mt. Moriah Methodist Church Mt. Moriah Dr Tabasco Fellowship Hall

Beech Forest DAR Funds Indian Girls Scholarship

Mrs. Smith funds a $150 scholarship to St. Mary’s School for Indian Girls in Springfield South Dakota through Beech Forest Chapter DAR Williamsburg. Proceeds from a March card party at 117 Kermit Ave Williams burg support the chapter genealogical fund and honor American History Month with DAR window displays in Milford Williamsburg and Bethel.

St. Mary's School For Springfield South Dakota Beech Forest Chapter Dar Williamsburg John Wesley Smith Bee H Forest J. W. Smith Kermit. Ave Chapter James A. Rhodes Milford Bethel

Six Plan To Attend Solo Competition At Cincinnati

Six Williamsburg students from the music department Terri Reed Melyn Petraske Madelon Toft Carol Goforth and Rita McKenzie will perform in the Junior High Solo and Ensemble Competition at the University of Cincinnati on Feb 16. Julia Liggett accompanies the solos on piano. Barbara Goforth and Julia Liggett will attend the Music Light Reading Clinic at Bowling Green State University on Feb 22 and 23.

University of Cincinnati Williamsburg Terri Reed Melyn Petraske Madelon Toft Carol Goforth Rita McKenzie Julia Liggett Barbara Goforth Bowling Green State University

Clermont County Basketball Tourney Opens Feb 21

Clermont Northeastern high school hosts the three day event February 21 22 23 and March 12 featuring three varsity and six junior high teams. Williamsburg Batavia Felicity and Goshen highlight Class A action with a double elimination format guiding winners toward the Southwest District Tournament in Hamilton County.

Owensville Clermont County Clemont Northeastern High School Charles Carlisle Northeastern Williamsburg Batavia Felicity Mhamilton County Amelia Flethel Goshen Cincinnati Bethel

New Commanders Named for Cincinnati Defense Units

Col Raymond W. Allen Jr. leaves Cincinnati Defense to become deputy chief of staff for intelligence at NORAD Colorado Springs. Col Ned B. Ackner assumes command of Cincinnati Defense. Lt Col Roy L. Baker Jr. takes command of the 5th Missile Battalion NH 56th Artillery succeeding Lt Col George Henry who retires Feb 28 after 200 years active service.

Cincinnati Army Air Defense Command Wilmington 5Th Missile Battalion 56Th Artillery Raymond W. Allen, Jr Cincinnati Defense Ned BE. Ackner Supreme Headquarters, Allied Powers Europe Allen North American Air Defense Command Colorado Springs Colo Roy L. Baker George Henry Army

Dr. Ralph B. Robbins Attends Osteopathic Convention

Dr Ralph B Robbins of Williamsburg attended the 67th annual convention of the American Osteopathic Association from January 28 to 31 at the Fontainebleau. The meeting covered seven specialty groups including emotional problems of children venereal disease diabetes baldness and psychiatric medicine in the Soviet Union.

Ralph B. Robbins Williamsburg American Osteopathic Association Fontainebleau Soviet Union

Minister and Wife on Florida Visit

Pastor J.K. Gardner of Moore's Fork Baptist Church and his wife are on a three week Florida vacation visiting friends in Tampa and Clearwater. An visiting preacher from Independent Baptist Church in Deer Park is conducting services in Gardner's absence.

J.K. Gardner Moore’s Fork Baptist Church Florida Tampa Clearwater Independent Baptist Church Deer Park Gardner

Band Parents To Meet On Thursday

Williamsburg band parents will meet February 21 at 7 30 p m in the high school cafeteria. Mrs Lida Mae Humphrey urges attendance as president of the association.

Williamsburg Lida Mae Humphrey Presiaa Urges Per

Man Bound Over In Theft Bond Is Set At $500

Bill Burns age 23 of Hamersville was bound over to the Clermont County Grand Jury on February 11 by Judge John D. Erhardt on a grand larceny charge. He was arrested in Hamilton on February 5 and accused of stealing an electric portable sewing machine valued at $180.36 from Thema Tomamichael's home December 28. the machine was recovered December 31. Bond was set at $500.

Bill Burns Hamersville Clermont County Grand Jury John D. Erhardt Burns Williamsburg Robert Vice Hamilton Thema Tomamichael Erhardt

Bethel Garden Club to Host Round Table Discussion

Bethel Garden Club meets at 2 p.m. Thursday February 21 in the library for a round table program. Members should bring two written questions on garden problems and guests may attend. Ethel Vandament and Clayton Hitt are hosts for the meeting.

Bethel Bethel Garden Club V.n Ethel Vandament Clayton Hitt

Judge Schwartz To Address Area Club

West Clermont Junior Women’s Club will host Judge Benjamin S. Schwartz of the Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Juvenile Division as guest speaker for Crime Prevention Week. He will discuss juvenile delinquency with a Q and A session, at Mt. Moriah Fellowship Hall at 8 p.m. Admission is free.

Withamsville West Clermont C.F.W.C Benjamin S. Schwartz Hamilton County Common Pleas Court

Parade Clippers Seek Charter After June Session

The Crew Clippers plan a charter request following the June meeting. The roster includes Bill Clark Stan Henize Earl Miller Herb Hoberg Johnny Bucher Bill Berting Richard Strathman Jim Davis Paul Blecher Lowell Strathmann Bert Sigsbee Rusty Speidel Wally Haglage Merrit Strohl George Wehman Brice Hendrixsen Al Koller Dean Wylie Joe Sofranke Ed Parrott Bill Stratman Bud Bulling Frank Burger Jim Bernard Bob Crowe Harold Medary.

Crew Clippers Bill Clark Stan Henize Earl Miller Herb Hoberg Johnny Bucher Bill Berting Richard Strathman Jim Davis Paul Blecher Lowell Strathmann Bert Sigsbee Rusty Speidel Wally Haglage Merrit Strohl George Wehman Brice Hendrixsen al Koller Dean Wylie Joe Sofranke Ed Parrott Bill Stratman Bud Bulling Frank Burger

Harmony Group Seeks to Join U S Spebsqsa

Charles Hice profiles the Crew Clippers, a Batavia barbershop harmony group, noting efforts to gain entry into the U S Spebsqsa organization. Al Koller, Clippers vice president, discusses editorial steps and submission to the Harmonizer for review.

Bob Berg Art Cox Charles W. Wiliamson Carel Fahrnbach Mamie William Harmony Group U.S Spebsqsa Charles Hice al ‘Koller Charles St Batavia Crew Clippers Koller The Clippers

Clippers charter parade sparks Batavia barbershop harmony

In Batavia the Clippers, a SPEBSQSA group formed after a barber shop parade inspired by a quartet’s performance. With 30 plus members, they hold Tuesday gatherings, sponsor a June charter parade, and have performed for the Batavia Women's Club, the County Home, Rest Home, Rotary Club, and local party groups.

Batavia Women’s Club

Tax and liquor fees rise since Prohibition repeal in Ohio

State Auditor Roger Tracy reports that cumulated sales of nearly 4 billion dollars in Ohio and its subdivisions yielded about 1.6 billion dollars in taxes and liquor permit fees since repeal. From 1934 to 1962, total retail and wholesale sales reached 3,966,506,792 dollars, averaging 136,776,096 dollars per year.

Ohio Roger Tracy Tracy

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Dr. Phillips Greene Mary Baker Eddy Moriah Hugh Weaver Floyd Newberry Earl Lipps Elbern Freeman Earl F. .Roades Stanley’ Morel R. Lovell Atkins Southern Ohio Pony Club Officers Carlisle Bethel-Goshen Southern Ohio Pony Club Wayne McCarty Russell Perry Paul Strosnider OH Sharp Col Dr. Robbins Bethel Club Judge Schwartz National Magazine of Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of America Haglage Keller Hagelage Sycamore Paul Blocher Dusty Miller Joe Sofranko Legion Hall Batavia Rest Home Rotary Club Republican Party
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