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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1962
Page
10
Mrs. Robert Shelton and friends visited Lebanon on Friday. A church chicken dinner drew a social group for a fundraiser and old friends. The death of Mrs. Clara Lefebur (Loveland) grieved locals who knew the family. Relatives visited Mrs. Conover, and Nadene spent Sunday with her parents.
A June 20 luncheon at the Cincinnati Club honored nine scholarship winners from Greater Cincinnati high schools. Attending were ranking officers of the Central Trust Company and representatives from Miami University.
Three defendants were bound over to the Hamilton County Grand Jury on charges of breaking and entering the Daisy Mae Nite Club at 2405 Woodville Pike Goshen last Friday morning. Robert Lee McCord 26 and Jone S. Thomas 20 were charged with night break in. Barbara McCord 26 was charged with aiding and abetting. Owner Howard Halle reported a disturbance and saw two men flee. deputies later apprehended McCord and Thomas while Mrs. McCord was detained nearby. Evidence suggested she dropped them at the club and planned to pick them up as they left on their own.
ROTC students at Fort Sill Oklahoma are James H Moeves and William G Michael both of Mor ord. They join sixty nine Xavier University seniors enrolled in the university program. The unit is under the command of 1st Lieutenant Forrest Ely with a roster including Sgts Wood Kinner Schietzler and several corporals and privates on guard duty in the Ohio Building.
The column argues that it is better to endure hypocrites in association for a few years than face eternal hell. It questions rejecting communal worship for fear of unbelievers and cites Jesus as the bread of life from John 6 35 to urge joining a church.
Kibler Farms horse Go Boy's Black Velvet won two challenge trophies in one week at events in Charleston and Columbia Tennessee. The three year old stake at Charleston marked his season debut while the three year old championship stake was claimed at Columbia. The colt is owned by Kibler Farms of Mountcrap Tennessee, famed breeders and trainers of Tennessee Walking Horses, with Marvin Wilshon as head trainer. Other Kibler entries placed in Charleston including Southernaire in the two year old class.
The Williamsburg Athletic Commission announced a July 4 fireworks display and two All Star ball games at 7 p.m. The men's league teams and an All Star women's team will face the Batavia undefeated squad.
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