Batavia church leaders form fellowship board changes
The Batavia Fellowship of Protestant Churches elected Rev. D Worth as chairman succeeding Rev. Lucian Line. Alvin Kilgore became vice chairman. Mrs J Burnet Wilson secretary treasurer. New executive reps include Mrs David Hughey and Mr Kirk Hamilton. Upcoming plans cover a religious institute with Rabbi Sheldon Blank and a July church day camp at Grandview Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Worth
Taylor Methodist Church
J. Burnet Wilson
First Presbyterian Church
Ceto Kennedy
Taylor Methodist
First Methodist Church
Kirk Hamilton
Batavia
Grandview Park
EUB
Worth
Haines
Ohio Sandusky
Walter A. Worth
Almeria
Neb
First Presbyterian
Sportsman's Park
Picnc
Clarence Ungelhaem
Louise Watson
Mr. Line
Amelia community notes and De Molay award honors
A local community roundup lists visits by AMELIA residents and guests from Atlanta and Corpus Christi. It notes the Grant Chapter De Molay installation on June 28 and new award recipients Rod Davidson Terry Smith Wilber Butts and David Franklin. It also mentions plans for a recreation room at Amelia Masonic Temple and lists July anniversary dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Order of de Molay
Amelia Masonic Hall
de Molay
Rod Davidson
Terry Smith
Wilber Butts
David Franklin
Grant Chapter
Amelia Masonic Temple
Remove Warts With Safe Noninvasive Compound
A wart treatment claim promises painless removal without cutting or burning. The product is described as colorless and dermatologically effective, allegedly melting away common warts while leaving no scars when used as directed.
Sympathy and notices from Pt Isabel and surrounding area
Sympathy is extended to the Patti family on the passing of Raymond Patti at his home. Local updates include Pattison’s lifelong residence near here, illness of Mrs. Pearl Harvey, and visits between residents such as Zelda Hull and Ella Sontag in Wyoming. The Clermont County Fox Hunters Association held its annual dog show and picnic at the Hayden farm near Calvary with attendees from Canada, Indiana and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Phillips
Raymond Pattison
Mr. Pattison
Here
Clermont County Fox Hunters Association
Arnold Hayden
Rt. 756
Calvary
Canada
Indiana
Kentucky
Roy Orbison and Rooftop Singers top charts and flips
July 9 1963 Courier notes Flip as He's A Fool and Mama Dont Allow by the Rooftop Singers with strong 12 string guitar. A new Make The World Go Away ballad could be Roys first big pop hit while solid in country. Also Night Life on Flip with Bata top sellers list including Surf City Jan & Dean and Ring of Fire Johnny Cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooftop
Boy Price
Roy
Flip
Bata
Jan & Dean
the Safaris
Andy Williams
Doris Troy Began in Church Choir and Joined The Halos
Doris Troy started singing as a child in her father’s church choir and later joined the Halos. She pursued a solo career providing background vocals for Solomon Burke and Chuck Jackson and wrote songs such as How ’Bout That recorded by Dee Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Troy
the Halos
Solomon Burke
Chuck Jackson
Dee Clark
Doris
Martin’s Night Club Run Sparks New Hit Single
A singer tours across the country at Martin night clubs and releases Just One Look which climbs to No 25 on the Hot 100. Jackie Wilson releases Shake Shake Shake described as a wild rocker and a strong follow up to his smash Baby Workout with potential to be his biggest hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Wilson
Jackie
Horace Walpole Quote on Human Capability
Men are often capable of greater things than they perform. The saying attributed to Horace Walpole reflects a critique of unrealized potential and the gap between ability and action.
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Fellowship of Protestant Churches
David Hughey
Lay
Eub Church
Virginia Haines
Milford
Almy Ferguson
Harrisburg
Clinton
Mary Johnson) Gilliman
Pittsburgh
Womtan’s
P.m
Church Lawn
Randolph — Saleh
Christ Hospital
Cora Mercer
New Richmond
Frank Kennedy
Fannie Kennedy
Winchester
Cincinnati
Lexington
Melrose Ymca
J. I. Dixon
Cleo Kinnard
First Methodist
Anne Chaffin
Pam Bitzer
Ohio Conference Girls’ School of Missions
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Wilmington District Methodist Church
Sabina
Joe Remley
Debbie Lahmann
Jennifer Jan Hodges
Linda Wolf
Sally Lewis
Owensville
Mary Breving
Joan Bailey
Amelia
Elizabeth Huling
James Shannon
Sherry
Mrs. Fulton
Dayton
Gert Surry
Atlanta, Ga
Mary Lee Houser
John Benson
Methodist Church
Margaret Meade
Huntington
W.va
Ashland, Ky
Lewis Corsi
Bethel
Blanche Carlisle
John Francis
Mt. Washington
Dietrich Braun
Corpus Christi, Texas
Raymond Davidson
Eugene Barton
Margie Stuard
Susan Ile
Janet Meyer
Denise L. Wilson
Bobby Bachelder
Kimberly A. Coombs
Carlos Hutson
Beverly Hulette
Steven Carpenter
Mary Belle Reynolds
Coletta Jesswein
Peggy Saylor
Mary Hammann
Roy Slater
John DeBoard
Harold Taylor
H.W. King
Joel Mager
Coins
Marty
E. L. Korb
G. E. McCarley
Optometrists
Mein St. Amelia
Georgetown
Clermont
OH Sharp Pictures
South St
Central Systems
Ohio Pike
Williamsville
Isabel
Pearl Harvey
Zelda Hull
Ella Sontag
Wyoming
Roy Woodruff
William
Mt. Pisgah
Sam Henson
Mrs
Lowell Little
David Ormes
New York City
Boston
Mass
Charles Logan
Preston-Phillips
Mr. Logan
Carlisle
the Courier
Matthew Wren
Records In Review
By Russell
Martin
Horace Walpole
OF Home Services
Electrical Contractors
Anstaett Bros. Oil Co. Distributors
Mt. Carmel
J. W. Smith Lumber Company
Verhead
Walnut Williamsburg
Richland
Hamersville
L. E. Rapp
Electric Contractors
Peter Heckter
Country Homes City Property
Alt Aeteensag Mint
Csenea
Occas Brs
Coal & Supply CO
Main
Irvin Barber General Contractor
Roan Rd
Mulberry
Kaldy
America
Wooster
Vermona Subdivision
Esworth
Edwilla Drive
Ni‘. Carmel
Russ Brown Sales & Service
Cinti.Batavian Pike
Charles H. Spurgeon
Mahomet
Grace Ward
Robert Collyer
William Cowper
Matt Storch
Extermital
Clermont and
Brown Counties
C. C. Young
Milford Home Savings Assn
Main Milford
Town and Country Savings & Loan CO
Mariemont Square
Miami Rd
Cinti
The
Treasury
U.S
Mary Baker Eddy
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