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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1969
Page
2
The Clermont Courier for Thursday July 3 1969 presents local news briefs and notices from Clermont. The page features community updates, event notices, and short regional items common to mid century small-town papers.
Before vacation travel, readers are advised to ensure vehicles are in good condition. The Highway Safety Department urges planning ahead to prevent spoilage from careless driving or a defective car.
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control processes applications on Route 2 Lindale Nicholsville Road Batavia for a D-1 permit allowing carry out 3.2 beer and on premise consumption. Doris M. Tyson files to transfer C-1 and C-2 permits for One Stop Shop Milford to sole ownership, covering carry out 3.2 beer high powered beer and wine.
Gary W. Smith son of Mr and Mrs Harry W Smith completed a seven week summer cruise aboard the aircraft carrier Yorktown after three weeks of Naval classroom training and four weeks of practical aboard ship He will start flight training in Texas this fall as a Miami University junior.
Thomas Johnson of Milford, with about 42 years engine experience, is awarded a patent for a combustion chamber design intended to improve efficiency and reduce emissions. His ceramic lined chamber aims to burn fuel fully, boosting power while minimizing maintenance and costly modern exhaust systems.
A demolition derby highlights the Sunday program at Glen Este Speedway Tealtown Road with a $100 prize and trophy. Competitors include hobby stock winner John Phillips of Amelia along with Jim Glasgow Aston Earl Latchford and Frank Bender. Late models feature John Magavin Ron Baker and Jerry McQuitty. Miss Glen Este Speedway pageant entries open to single women 16 to 22. Time trials start 6:30 p.m. with racing at 7:30 p.m.
Dr. Simmons, president of the Clermont County Board of Education, died suddenly Tuesday at 3:30 a.m. He and his wife Jean celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary in April 1967 with a family celebration at their Beth El home. He is survived by four children: Neil, Trudy Beth, an airline hostess, Kim and Emilie.
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