Clermont Courier Highlights From January 11, 1973 Page 2
The Clermont Courier reports local news from January 11, 1973 page two, featuring community notices, brief updates, and typical small town items of interest to residents.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1973
Page
2
The Clermont Courier reports local news from January 11, 1973 page two, featuring community notices, brief updates, and typical small town items of interest to residents.
The Clermont Courier is a Batavia Ohio weekly newspaper published every Thursday and second class at the post office. It lists staff including Jerald and Thomas Fortney publishers France Raine editors Margaret Jamieson managing editor William Massey associate editor Niana Shelton advertising manager and notes subscription rates.
Two men face probation reports as judges defer sentences. Donald Woods 38 of Terrace Park pleaded guilty to procuring a title to a stolen car, a misdemeanor. Walter H. Spiess 48 of Milford was found guilty of buying or concealing a stolen car. Trial for John M. Parsons set for February 12. Luther Williams remains at large on related charges.
Sandra L. Rohlfing, daughter of Mr and Mrs William F Rohlfing of 3836 Merwin Road near Amelia, is named to the Dean's List at Wittenberg University for the fall term of 1972 73. The freshman earned the honor by maintaining a 3.66 average or better.
Fire at Holly Towne Park on SR 125, Mt Holly, destroyed a mobile home and marked the third blaze in six months. Victims James Haynes, Wanda Haynes, and James Jr. were treated, with Wanda released. severities ranged from burns to cuts. Monroe Township contracts fire protection with BMOP. residents report five to seven fires in the past year.
Clermont County grand jury returns indictments against six individuals over sale of stolen cars with altered serial numbers and fictitious titles. Emil Dial faces counts of sale with altered serial numbers and obtaining goods with fake title. Roger Paynter is charged with sale of a motor vehicle with altered serial number and supplying a fictitious title. Wayne Buckalew cited on two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon. BMOP annual township fire report notes 1972 activity with 19 fires in Monroe Township, detailing types, property values, losses, and manpower used.
On Wednesday January 3 the GAA set bowling schedules with upperclassmen on Thursdays at 2 30 and freshmen on Tuesdays at 3 30. Mixed teams bowl Tuesday with freshmen. All games are at Ohio Pike Lanes.
Sherry L Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Gene L Anderson of Amelia has been named to the Dean's List for the fall term at Wittenberg University Springfield She is a 1972 graduate of Amelia High School.
Amelia Masons Lodge 590 held its December meeting to install officers for the coming year. Worshipful Master Billie Ray Mullins led a slate with Edward Messinger as senior warden Carl Beckett junior warden Howard J King as treasurer and education officer W R Smith as secretary Thomas Hunt chaplain Ausby Mullins senior deacon John Marshall junior deacon Harold Wallace Thomas Ellis and Michael Clark as stewards Maurice Day as tyler and Thomas Hunt as trustee.
Kendall Hamilton appointed mayor of Felicity replacing Charles Utter who resigned due to family illness. Edwin Lanham named to Council to succeed Hamilton. Articles of Incorporation filed in Columbus listing Wendell Cook Marion Hopper and Chris Rosenhoffer with Wenl Cook acting as agent.
Clermont County Commissioners approve bi monthly billing to save 16000 to 18000 annually and ease clerical load. Payment window increases to 20 days, partial payments allowed, two month minimum deposit required. Interim bills may cover one or two months. Carl Rush remains as acting sanitary engineer.
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