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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1963

Page

6

Morgan Raiders Loot Village and Homecoming Parade

An estimated 5000 people lined Williamsburg streets on July 4th for a vivid Homecoming celebration. General Morgan and his raiders looted the village and burned the bridge, but the colorful parade drew strong crowds. Ruth Craig was crowned Homecoming Queen. Jim Finn won a grand prize choice of patio furniture. Wilmington College reports no new fall applications, enrollment limits reached.

Williamsburg General Morgan American Legion Au.illiary The Grange Ruth Craig Vera Jones Johnnie

Ropp Enters General Motors Institute Program

David J. Ropp of Williamsburg has been accepted as a student at the General Motors Institute in Flint Michigan. The five year cooperative course combines six week class periods with six week work at Hamilton Fisher Body Plant. Graduates receive an Engineering degree and join GM divisions.

David J. Ropp William “H. Ropp Williamsburg General Motors Institute Flint Michigan Fisher Body General Motors Hamilton Ohio Ropp Institute Hamilton Fisher U. S

Ice Station at 4th and Main Streets Batavia

Readable fragment notes an ice station located at 4th and Main Streets in Batavia, with limited surrounding details. No additional context or events are provided in the accessible text.

Ice Station 4Th Main Streets Batavia

Twelve-year-old Stevie Wonder Breaks Through with Fingertips

Detroit prodigy Stevie Wonder, blind from birth, began piano harmonica and voice at age five. At Lat in Quarter he sang and played multiple instruments. Michel Miracles member Ronnie White introduced him to Tamla Motown's Brian Holland, leading to a smash single Fingertips Part II and an album That 12-year-old Genius, Recorded Live. The Essex, a Marine Corps quartet, formed by Walter Vickers and Rodney Taylor, with Anita Humes, sought labels and cut Easier Said Than Done at Roulette Records, rising No. 1 smaller markets before broader success.

Stevie Wonder Detroit Latin Quarter Ronnie White The Miracles Steve Brian Holland Tamla Motown Records Essex United States Marine Corps Walter Vickers Rodney Taylor Okinawa Camp Lejeune Lejeune N.C Billie Hill Rudy Johnson Anita Humes Roulette Records

Burg Girl Cheryl Eldridge Engaged to Jerry Baird

Mr and Mrs Arnold Eldridge of Blossvale New York announce the engagement of their daughter Cheryl Ann Eldridge to Jerry Henry Baird son of Mr and Mrs Arsenio Gratch of Westdale New York. Cheryl is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs C E Danbury of Williamsburg New York. No wedding date set.

Arnold Eldridge Blossvale New York Cheryl Ann Jerry Henry Baird Arsenio Gratch Westdale Miss Eldridge C. E. Danbury Williamsburg

Drive In Services Begin At Mt. Pisgah Church

Mt Pisgah Methodist Church starts summer drive in services with Rev Harold Cowdrick delivering sermons on the Lord s Prayer. Outdoor congregation to be enriched by music as the regular congregation serves as a choir each Sunday at 9 a m with Sunday School at 10 a m Locust Corner services follow at 10 15 a m with the same pastor and 9 a m Sunday School.

MT. Pisgah Mt. Pisgah Methodist Church Harold Cowdrick Locust Corner Methodist Church Cowdrick

Quote by Howard W Newton on legacy of effort

The saying notes that people forget speed but remember quality of work. It attributes the idea to Howard W Newton and frames lasting impact as the measure of good effort.

Howard W. Newton

Labor Day Safety Tips From Purolator

The article advises checking and maintaining your car before a Labor Day trip. Have tires, brakes, oil, air and gasoline filters inspected and replaced if needed. Ensure spark plugs, points, and oil changes are up to date for a safe holiday drive.

New York Central Labor Union Purolator Automotive

Tickets On Sale For WKRC Pops Concert In Cincinnati

WKRC radio announces the first WKRC Pops Concert to be held Sunday July 28 at Moonlite Gardens Coney Island. Tickets priced 1.50 or 1.00 in advance go on sale at WKRC headquarters Baldwin stores and by mail to WKRC Pops Cincinnati 19 Ohio with a self addressed stamped envelope. Box offices open 7 p.m. at Moonlite Gardens.

Cincinnati WKRC Coney Island Moonlite Gardens Nick Bolton Wkrc Radio Highland Ave Mt. Auburn Baldwin Race St Montgomery Rd Kenwood Plaza

Different Men Excel in Different Ways

A compact reflection on varied paths to excellence with quotes from Pindar and Thackeray. It highlights that distinction comes through diverse talents and the human appreciation of achievement.

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