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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1973
Page
2
The Clermont Courier published weekly in Batavia Ohio is a second class matter at the Batavia post office under the 1870 act. It traces heritage to The Spirit of the Times 1826 and The Chronicle of the Times as Batavia's oldest paper.
The Clermont Publishing Company operates from 385 West Main Street in Batavia Ohio serving local newspaper needs and community notices.
Clermont County Treasurer Byron Ross says second half 1972 real estate tax statements are mailed and duplicates open for collection. Final payment without penalty is July 20. Taxpayers who did not receive statements should contact their building and loan or the Treasurer's Office.
The Village of Amelia will ask voters to approve a 1.90 per thousand operating levy for five years to cover current expenses in the upcoming November election.
Clermont County students earned degrees at Xavier University in 1973 with graduates from Amelia Batavia Bethel Loveland Milford East Bethel and Milford. Names include Retta Ann Cole James Gripshower Ruth Heidenreich and many others across BS AB MS MED MBA and BSBA programs. Commencement dates were May 30 for graduates and June 2 for undergraduates.
Columbus will host the Ohio Poultry Exposition on November 3 and 4 at the State Fair Grounds. The event features the 100th Anniversary Meet of the American Poultry Association, the National SPPA Show, and 12 poultry clubs with 6000 entries. APA President Ed Miller and Secretary Allen Fitchett will preside. Clell Agler and Bob Fleming lead organizing efforts. The show includes a rare SPPA breed exhibit, turkey and waterfowl displays, and $1000 in cash prizes. Exhibitors from the U S, Canada, and Mexico are expected. public invited.
The Ohio Department of Transportation will test a courtesy car fleet using messenger vehicles to assist motorists on interstates and around Columbus. The first car will operate on I 71 between Columbus and Cleveland, offering information and dispatch support without major repairs. If successful, the fleet will expand to the remaining eleven cars later this summer.
Robin and Connie Didday daughters of Mr and Mrs Herman C Didday 4272 Taylor Rd Batavia enlisted in the United States Air Force on June 29 reports recruiter Paul A Schnurr Robin is a 1972 Batavia High School graduate Connie is a 1973 graduate
Upon completing basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio Texas church members will be assigned to an Air Force technical school for training in the administrative field.
Mt Holly United Church of Christ plans a new Sunday timetable starting July 1 with 8 30 a m early chapel 9 30 church school and 11 traditional worship. The junior high fellowship led by Harold Tarvin hosts a car wash at the church on Saturday July 7. A 17 year old Loveland youth faces Clermont County Juvenile Court on June 14 for stealing six guns valued at 975 from Louis Westerkamm's Loveland home. two guns were recovered with buyers and four remained with the youth. the youth admits the theft per Sheriff Don Watson.
Mount Holly United Church of Christ near Amelia announces a Bible Study starting July 11 with Vacation Church School July 16 to 20 daily 9 to 12 and a Friday closing program. A Spaghetti Supper is set for July 21 4 to 7 30 p m to benefit the Parsonage Fund. Sunday services: Chapel 8 30 a m Church School 9 30 a m Traditional Morning Worship 11 a m. All are welcome.
Charlene Runde filed suit in county court contesting her firing as a teacher by the Clermont Northeastern Board of Education. She asserts the board canceled her two year contract in April during her first year on grounds of inefficiency incompetency insubordination and violations of building regulations and argues the charges lack proof and the procedure was improper.
Louis Rapp Jr. was appointed to fill the Owensville City Council seat after Leo Carlier resigned for personal reasons. Mayor Ruth Homan said Rapp filed petitions to run for a full term in November. Ernest Alexander was named zoning inspector after the council ratified a new land use code. The ordinance won initial approval June 6. A tip to motorists urges driving slowly to enjoy scenery.
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