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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1962
Page
2
Don Robertson offers two country pop ballads Stand In and You Dont Need Me Anymore with conviction and Floyd Cramer style piano. Jimmy Soul follows with When Matilda Comes Back a strong rocker framed by pounding arrangement and femme backing vocals.
A compact catalog of notable songs including Hurtin by Johnny Tillotson The Stripper by David Rose Speedy Gonzales by Pat Boone Party Lights by Claudine Clark and I Cant Stop Loving You by Ray Charles reflecting mid century pop styles and performers.
The Clermont Baptist Softball League enters its ninth week with Lindale Baptist undefeated at 7 0 leading the standings. Other teams include Bible Baptist Summerside Fig Baptist wensville Milford Williamsville Central Baptist Amelia with records shown. games are played each Monday at 1 Batavia Play Field. Newtonsville hosts entertain guests of Mr and Mrs Herbert McCormick from Milford Batavia and Cincinnati returning from a funeral.
Moeller high school hosts Dance Under the Stars on July 21 at 9001 Montgomery Rd. Mrs Welter Wagner chairs with co chair Mrs Robert Dillhoff. The Blue Notes provide music. Reservations: Mrs Dillhoff 791-2869 Mrs Charles Galinari 891-3220 Mrs Paul Bohart 791-9569.
Quote attributed to Austin O Malley highlighting sorrow fueling literature and joy shaping virtue. The line presents a philosophical binarism linking emotion to creative and moral outcomes.
Amelia Calvin Presbyterian Church announces Vacation Church School August 13 to 17, 9 am to 12 noon for children ages 4 to 12. Enrollment at church services on the last two Sundays in July. Theme “Church Workers Go to School” focuses on training leaders, with Bible study guiding preparation for sharing scriptures locally and abroad.
In 1849 a group of Williamsburg women marched on a local brewery and sealed it shut without confronting the owner. Inside they used hammers to break barrels vats and malts, wrecking the plant as they protested the brewery catering to town drinkers. The incident echoed earlier crusades in Washington D C and Hillsboro.
Army Reserve Chief Warrant Officer Henry L Griffith completed a two week chemical biological and radiological course at Fort Campbell Ky becoming qualified to instruct personnel in his unit. Private Wilbert J Schwinn finished eight weeks of advanced individual training at Fort Knox Ky learning the 105 millimeter tank gun and crew duties. James C Bowen USN served aboard USS Coral Sea aiding Hong Kong refugees and contributing blood donations, with the ship returning from the South China Sea later this year.
The Junior Women's Club of Georgetown named a top winner in the 1962 Youth Traffic Safety Awards at the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Washington. The program in rural towns under 25,000 population included sidewalks to the elementary school, removal of blind intersections, and promoting safer driving by high school students.
Mr and Mrs Howard Jones of Williamsville announce the engagement of their daughter Judith to L Col John M Adams son of Mrs Jones Jones is a civilian and no date is given for the wedding listed for Sept 1945
The Williamsburg 4 H Country Club meetup occurred on a June evening at the Moore home. Members planned a goat farm tour near New Richmond for Saturday June 30 and discussed a chip sale fundraiser. Renie Moore showcased yarn and a horse named Topsy while Bobby Moore presented goats and spoke on horse varieties. The next club gathering is set for July 11 at Diane Lindener’s home on Williamsburg Pike.
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