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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1962
Page
9
Clermont County Civil Defense reports Milford landlords slow to sign shelter licenses for federal funded stock and marking. director Carl Copenhaver says 18 to 20 licenses sent in early June with most signatures from non Milford owners. Liability questions and confusion over owner liability cited as reasons for hesitation.
Clermont County Western Saddle Club held its June 14 meeting at Williamsburg Community Building with about 45 members. President Howard Spaulding led discussions for upcoming horse shows, an overnight ride, and the August event at the Clermont County Home. The club also supported the Laurel and Amelia Horse Shows in June and completed a gravel road project to the arena, advising members to use the arena road instead of County Home Road.
Williamsburg community Civic Club names Mrs. Carol Strathmann as float committee chair for the homecoming parade. Members Mrs. Marcia Coutts Mrs. Shirley Simmerman and Mrs. Linda Burger join the committee. First meeting set for Wednesday June 20.
Ground breaking held Sunday at 2 30 p m for Milford Church of Christ on a 14 acre tract east of Milford Route 131. Jim Creager presided with about 180 congregants joining guides the plow symbolizing teamwork for the project.
Congressman William H. Harsha of Ohio urges Secretary Dean Rusk to state the State Department position on a Red Propaganda ban in the postal rate bill. He accuses administration appeasement and calls for firmness against communism to prevent taxpayer subsidies of propaganda. He notes Senate hearings on the bill and demands official guidance.
A clipped line quotes a speaker urging not to ask American taxpayers to finance propaganda intended to destroy freedom. The fragment mentions a political message and a clash over public funding.
Milford Jaycees present their second annual installation dance on Saturday July 7 at the Victor Stier American Legion Post 450. New officers Jim er Hoeffier Charles Wood Tom Twehnes Jack Reif and Bill Petersman will be installed at eight o clock with dancing starting at nine. Open invitation extended to the public.
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