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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1964
Page
3
Rev. W E Morris Jr, Clermont County director, urges locals to place a silver lining in March of Dimes collectors to boost donations and fund research. He cites 70 treatment centers and advances in birth defect and arthritis care funded by the March of Dimes.
Joseph Zimmerman was elected president and Fran Cann named vice president of the New Richmond board of education at the annual reorganization meeting. Cann and John Frey were sworn in, Robert W. Burns was rehired as clerk treasurer, with Enoch, Sergent and Carroll Hinson as other members. The Jan 13 meeting was postponed to Jan 20 at 7 p.m. at the high school.
Amelia column reports three weeks touring through the West by Mr and Mrs William Pom mert and sons visiting Dr Sid Scorsee family in Joplin Missouri. Reinking family mourns death of Mrs Reinking. Luther Pollitt of Bradenton Beach Florida visited relatives. George Bettle Jr improving. Blanche Carlisle hosted at Bethel with Lewis Corsi. Woman's Club hosted by Blanche Hutson. Amelia Garden Club to meet at Mrs Blanche Theiss home Wednesday. Birthdays list January 7 to 14 for local residents. anniversary for Ronald Schuster and Kathleen McDaniel noted. Bethesda Hospital patient Kathleen McDaniel of Plineys Dr near Mt Holly.
Seven fire departments and life squads each sent 150 dollar checks to join the Central Emergency Dispatching System planned by the Clermont County Sheriff's Department. Participating units include Wayne Township Day Heights Miami East Gwensville Williamsburg and Goshen Departments and the Williamsburg Life Squad. The Sheriff's Dispatchers Sam Kouvier Verne Schott and Robert Wisby will handle fire calls provide two way radio service and activate sirens. A telephone line is in place and a tone generator from Nebraska, shipped three weeks ago, is needed to finalize operation.
The Upper Clough Civic Club seeks public input on water rate cuts versus a proposed 250000 dollar system improvement. Volunteer participation is sought to reach 100 poll responders within a month, amid a petition drive with 3000 signatures.
Registration for Clermont County YWCA activities in Batavia runs 9 to 11:30 a.m. January 14 at the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Mildred Scalia may assist by phone. Programs expand to include Wednesday events with a supervised nursery for preschoolers and a range of classes led by local directors and visiting instructors.
Owensville, Donald A. Rolfes, 41, of Box 177, suffered a fractured arm and multiple lacerations when his car struck a tree on Rt. 222 twelve miles north of Batavia. He failed to negotiate a curve while traveling south and was treated at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital and later transferred to St. Mary’s Hospital in Cincinnati.
Auditor Earl Metzger notes mail orders for dog licenses total about 150 per day and licenses are sold in hardware and sporting goods stores, in every village and at Union township locations. Jan 20 is last day to buy dog licenses at 2 with a 1 penalty and kennel licenses at 10 to avoid a 5 penalty.
Milford JC announces second annual Talent Show to be held Saturday February 29 at Milford Main School auditorium. Eligible are Milford Exempted Village School district students. participants contact Lynn Wonder. Proceeds benefit Milford School choral choir and Jaycees. a poster contest will accompany the event.
At the Northeastern Board of Education meeting in Owensville Charles Woodruff won the presidency with Ray Tussey as vice president. Remaining board members are John Smith Donald Lykins and Walter Minnick. Rose Mary Laurer was re elected clerk. Framed certificates of service honored all four members plus Howard Watkins with sixteen years and two thirds. Meetings occur the second Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Northeastern High School.
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