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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1973
Page
2
The Clermont Courier of Batavia Ohio describes itself as a Republican oriented paper published every Thursday. It notes its status as Batavia’s oldest newspaper succeeding earlier titles and its second class postal designation in Batavia Ohio.
The Clermont Publishing Company in Batavia Ohio lists staff roles including Editor Eloise Ellis Managing Editor Margaret Jamieson and Advertising Manager Diana Shelton. It notes subscription rates at 3.00 per year and mentions display advertising rates on request.
Weekday school lunch offerings list for West Clermont with daily mains and sides from Monday through Friday. Meals include hot dogs macaroni and cheese chili hamburger and bun barbecue fish and attached sides with white or chocolate milk.
Queen City expert Howard G Flasch of Cincinnati Bell will discuss The Charisma of the Queen at Mt Moriah Church at 1 30 p m January 10. His talk surveys Cincinnati early history and notable sites while reflecting the city today.
Lilies of the Valley Garden Club members Mrs. Michael Parrish Mrs. Ross Terrell and Mrs. Richard Shaw won the blue ribbon in the Invitational class of the Christmas Flower Show Sing a Song of Christmas. Eastern Hills Garden Club presented the event in the Social Room with George Kelly noted as Ada's father and Milford rural mail carrier.
Joseph Viglotti, 28, arrived as the first regular physician in Jackman Maine in a decade. He makes house calls, treats villagers, and lives among those he serves while earning a government salary. The piece urges readers to act locally and fulfill duties in their own communities.
Earls John V Earls president of Earls Blain Co named chairman of Cincinnati WCET Corporate Fund Drive for February 1973. Announcement made by WCET board chair C Bart Hawley. Earls previously vice chairman of 1972 drive which funds about ten percent of TV 48s annual budget. He is a member of Edgecliff Colleges President's Council and led Fine Arts Drive insurance division.
The piece traces football and rugby origins, noting major rule changes from 1880 to 1915. It mentions downs and yards, changes in team size, safety efforts after rough play in 1905, four downs to ten yards in 1912, and the Rose Festival games starting in 1915 in Pasadena.
E D Kay of 655 Hobby Horse Lane Milford will celebrate 25 years with Cincinnati Bell on January 10. A Kennedy Heights native and 1937 Withrow High School graduate, he began as a co op student at the University of Cincinnati and has worked as an engineer for over 20 years with his wife Dorothy and their son in Milford.
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