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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1964
Page
2
A postal notice page item indicating local mailing class and printing origin. The fragment notes Batavia Ohio and mentions postage paid status and publication by an unspecified entity. The readable text provides limited organizational detail.
Goshen New York June 1 meeting elected Delbert Hurley president of the Goshen School Progress Association. Other officers named include Albert Hines vice president Katherine Templeton secretary Elan Trappe treasurer Alma Leever ways and means Betty Hamberg publicity Tom Evans scholarship Lois Hawkins program and Richard French membership.
Vice Mayor John Gilfillen urges New Richmond to participate in the national Ring Out for Freedom. Flags to be displayed and four bells to ring at 1 pm. The Fourth of July parade assembles at 1:30 pm and begins around 2 pm.
Charles A Miller and wife of Batavia New York won a See n Save contest prize from Top Value Stamps and Kroger Co. The family including Thomas Charles 13 and Gary Edward 10 toured the fair visiting Kodak Pavilion and landmarks such as the United Nations and Statue of Liberty. Miller operates a Batavia service station and is active in civic groups. Elizabeth Moyer Miller enjoys baseball sewing reading swimming and civic service.
The 10th Annual Withamsville Community Park Carnival runs Saturday and Sunday at Rt. 125. Grounds open 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. nightly with live acts The Formations and a Grasshopper dance contest Saturday, and a Hootenanny featuring the Gospeleers Just Three More on Sunday followed by crowning of the Carnival King and Queen and a fireworks display. Food games and rides abound as Park Board president Montague urges 100 percent community support.
Legal notice to Mr. Robert A Widen on June 30 1964 declares necessity and intent to appropriate an easement and right of way for sanitary sewer lines in Union Township Clermont County Ohio The description covers a 30 foot wide easement along a centerline running 1025 and 1583 feet south eastward to the grantor property boundary The sheriff is designated to serve this notice signed by Arthur Blake Zenas Anstaett dated June 30 1964 St 7-16
ARCA new car racing is planned at Lawrenceburg Speedway with events on July 8 and over Independence Day weekend. Nelson Stacy joins a field of drivers including Ralph Latham Cecil Beavers Dick Gaines Mike Johnson Roy Robbins Bruce Gould Ross Smith and Denny Harris as figures-8 super modified and classic races provide the program. Fireworks follow each night with two 235 lap figure-8s and a 50 car demolition show on July 3.
Four ROTC cadets from Milford and Batavia begin six weeks of intensive training at Indiantown Gap Reservation in Pennsylvania. Cadets Louis N. Taylor James P. Amon and Harold E. Potraske plus Robert C. Leuhrman participate in field problems and weapons instruction to gain a realistic view of duties as U S Army officers.
New Richmond designates July 4 as Knothole Tag Day. From 9 am to 4 pm, uniformed knot hole players will canvass the area, donors receiving a Knothole tag to show they have contributed. The association sponsors 10 teams with about 180 boys. proceeds fund equipment and uniforms for next year.
Twenty nine cadets completed 14 weeks of training with graduation on June 26 at the Ohio Expositions Center Youth Center. Judge Dana F. Reynolds administered the oath. War ren C. Nelson and Colonel Anson B. Cook issued commissions and certificates. D. C. Fisher of Loveland is assigned to Bellefontaine.
A long list of individuals from Bethel to Goshen and Milford appear in a Mappage license application notice. Couples include Jerry Cox and Rose West. Earl Faul and Janet Fairbanks. J Paul Books and Janice Sprague. Victor Gardner and Barbara Jones. Donald Snell and Margaret Johnson. James Luckadoo and Carolyn Galbraith. John Robolender and Edith Malott. Lora Ginn and Charles Malott. Willis Collins and Sandra Burns. William Davis and Betty Waite. Nathan Cone and Rena Boggess. Thomas Hause and Lynda Beck. The Town Hall's brittle state is noted with a closing quip about termites.
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