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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1968
Page
8
A Clermont Courier reflection notes that possessing power is one thing and using it well is another. The piece considers friendship tested in adversity and asks readers to evaluate true allies when misfortune strikes.
A reflection on daily obedience and a willing loving attitude marking real success. The author urges viewers to value everyday tasks done without question or complaint as the measure of character and achievement.
Edward Seghers of Williamsville retires after 27 years in Federal service and twelve years with the IRS Data Processing Center. He helped found the W T Community Federal Credit Union in 1956 serving about 1500 members and plans greater civic involvement. He and wife Caroline look to reduced travel and renewed local service with family spread across area.
Area Methodist Churches will host a Social Concerns and Evangelism Seminar with First Methodist Church of Bata as host on Sunday January 21 at 7 30 p m The event aims to unite community leaders to plan programs and address education money and jobs with three speakers for small group discussions led by William Judd Phillip Gatch and another speaker The leadership for the groups will be Bill Hovis Charles Krone and Hugh Dunn Rev James Heiniger of Loveland and Rev John Benson of Amelia helped develop the program A separate event features Marty Mann international alcoholism authority speaking January 24 in Cincinnati at 8 p m at the Red Cross auditorium 720 Sycamore Street The public is invited
Youth speaker Rev Gary A Henecke senior ministerial student at Olivet Nazarene College Kanakakee will headline the Special Youth Service at Amelia Church of the Nazarene January 22 28 at 730 pm He is a native of Iowa taught at University of Iowa before Olivet College and has preached in Iowa Missouri Illinois and Indiana Keith and Pat Showalter of Indiana will lead a lively musical program each evening The public is invited by Pastor L C Harbold and local youth leaders.
Raymond Schumacher of the Clermont County Advisory Committee of Family Service will speak at the Glen Este Jr and Senior High PTA meeting at 8 p m January 25. He will discuss family problems and the services offered. Girl Scout Troop 308 will oversee the flag ceremony and present a new flag and stand to Principal Albert Nutgrass as thanks for use of the school on Monday evening.
Glen Este High School principal Warren Tipton announced two 1967 graduates earned high honors. Sandy Vome of 4422 Bergen Court made the President's List at Miami Jacobs Junior College Dayton for fall term. Bonnie Flick of 4566 Tealtown Road Batavia earned Dean's List honors at Raymond Walters UC branch for the past quarter.
Farmers in this area were reminded that annual reports of farm workers earnings must be filed with the District Director of Internal Revenue in Cincinnati by January 31. Penalties and interest apply for failure to file and pay social security taxes.
The Clermont County Board of Education re organized naming Carl White as president succeeding William Schroer. William Braselton is elected vice president with White and Joseph Evans as holdovers. New members are R G Little and Russell J Speidel, both oath by Russell F Speidel. The Speidel family belongs to Nichols Speidel Nichols law firm in Batavia.
Batavia defeated Goshen 103 to 84 as Joe Remley scored 31 and Joe Ogletree 25 in a fast paced home win. The next night Batavia beat Felicity 97 to 86 despite foul trouble, Jim Dickason totaling 33 points and Remley adding 26. Exams mark the end of the first semester.
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