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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1963
Page
5
Public service column on starting music lessons for children. Readiness varies by child but a strong desire indicates preparedness. Emphasizes early training, careful teacher selection, and parental support to foster discipline and musical appreciation.
The Epiphany Mission Festival at St Mark Lutheran Church Milford January 27 features activities from 10:30 a.m. The Rev E H Zimmermann central district stewardship secretary is guest speaker. A 6:30 p.m. dinner follows and the Young People’s Group displays an African mission hospital model with slides on Africa mission work.
The National Foundation March of Dimes marked 25 years since its entry into birth defects work and now funds 31 grassroots centers nationwide. Research in 1962 produced advances in birth defects arthritis and virus diseases, including maternal white blood cells in infant blood, hormone effects on offspring, and connective tissue chemistry links to arthritis.
Milford club meeting January 21 heard Patrolman Walter Hanlon and his dog King describe the Cincinnati Canine Corps training program. Nine German Shepherds are kept for obedience work at Evendale Target Range. dogs are donated, housed, and fed by the city with trainer-led sessions lasting thirteen weeks. Mayor Rinckhoff praised Hanlon and King for their visit.
Requiem high mass for Charles Geraci of Cincinnati was said at St. Bernadette Church. Bruce Hoover 78, retired farmer, died January 22 and services were held at Hayden funeral home. Howard N. Bainum 71, of New Richmond, died midweek with services at Lew F. White Memorial Home. Minnie Oeten and other relatives noted with service details and interment plans.
The Amelia club met January 8 at Pam and Debbie DeVault home with 19 members two advisors and two mothers present. Members voted to keep old skirts and chose their projects for the year. Refreshments were served by Pam Debbie and Sandy Gullett.
Fair Meadows Garden Club convenes February 6 at 8 p.m. in Mt. Moriah Fellowship Hall to view Color in the Garden and review Flower Arrangements in Color by Rockwell and Grayson. Mrs. William Charles leads, with arrangements by Mrs. Flannery, Klein, Sheets, and Wooten. Hostesses are Mrs. Charles Beck and Mrs. James Montag.
The Union Township Branch at 4462 Mt. Carmel Tobasco Rd extends service with new Cherry Grove stop on Fridays 2 to 8 30 pm and twice monthly visits to Bethel and New Richmond. Card signups available. schedules posted at three branches and bookmobile. Schedule details list locations and times for Feb including Perintown Mt. Carmel and Williamsburg.
A home style meat spaghetti sauce recipe highlights tomatoes thyme and Tabasco. It uses olive oil or butter ground beef onions garlic mushrooms and tomato paste simmered to thicken, with freezing tips to make two or three batches at once and store in pint jars for later use.
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