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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1963

Page

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Suggestion Award Made Foar Are Injured In Two Crashes

Four people were injured in two weekend collisions at Rt 32 and Brick Lane Willowville. Sidney Sams 54 of Glen Este was cited for failure to yield. Jennings Posey 48 of Batavia suffered shoulder injuries. Mrs Ata Posey 48 had chest and leg injuries. Nine year old John N Kemplen sustained a head laceration. His father Charles E Kemplen 36 was cited for failure to stop.

Willowville Sidney Sams Duncan Drive Glen Este Jennings B. Posey Batavia Brick Lane Sams Posey Ata Tosey Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Mariemont North Union Township Donald Rittenhouse Defiance

Rental Housing Loans Available for Senior Citizens

Farmers Home Administration serving Clermont and Brown Counties announces senior citizen rental housing loans under the Housing Act of 1949. Two loan types exist: direct loans at 3 percent with up to 60 years repayment and insured loans at 5 percent with up to 40 years. Eligible applicants include non profit organizations or individuals with legal capacity and required finances and experience. For details visit the Georgetown office at 302 S. Pleasant Street.

Farmers Home Administration Clermont Brown Counties United States Farmers Home Administration Office S. Pleasant Street Georgetown

Dollars For Scholars Campaign Nears Goal

The Dollars for Scholars Campaign aims to fund the College Loan Fund for 1962-63 with a $2500 goal. At present $2411 has been raised, leaving $89 to collect by July 30. The fund offers repayable loans to students needing financial aid and may become self supporting with continued success. Contact Mr. James Jefferson or school officials to contribute.

Dollars For Scholars College Loan James Jefferson

County Woman To Head Annual Orphan Feast

Mrs. June Holden of 942 Gaskins Road is named executive secretary of the 114th annual General Protestant Orphan Home Orphan Feast. The event on Sunday September 8 will be at Beech Acres Mt Washington. Holden begins her fifth year in the post and has served as assistant secretary previously. She is active in Amelia Church of Christ and has been its pianist for 25 years.

Withamsville June Holden Gaskins Road Andrew Hopple Beech Acres Beechmont Ave Mt. Washington Holden Church of Christ of Amelia

Area YES group seeks chairmen and sponsors for youth jobs

The Y E S group invites area chairmen for Carmel and other leaders while Mrs. Scamphorn is away. Six new sponsors join from Amelia High School Band Association Union Two Civic Club Calvin Presbyterian Pierce Two. They request daytime job leads and note youth screening and job reporting. Call 753-5762 or 753-5688 for jobs and contact Mrs. oe 4 Cumberland Drive Amelia.

Carmel Alfred Elig Y.E.S E. C. Scamphorn Amelia Elmo Durbin Union Calvin Presbyterian Church Pierce Cumbert Drive

All-Stars Match Cancer Benefit In Cincinnati

The WKRC All-Stars meet the Cincinnati Royals in a charity softball game for the Heart Association of Greater Cincinnati. The Aug 1 7:30 p.m. game at Turkey Ridge Field will have no admission fee with passes collected for the Heart Fund.

Brians WKRC All-Stars Jerry “Brains” Thomas Pat Boisseau Bonner John Soller Chuck Thomas Pepper Wilson Royals Wayne Embry Dave Muscles” Pointek Oscar Sinewy” Robertson Jack “Husky Twyman Adrian “Strongman” Smith Shortshop

Bible School Set To Begin Aug 12 At Mt Carmel Church

Mt. Carmel United Presbyterian Church hosts Daily Vacation Bible School from August 12 to 23 with registration starting next Sunday. Fees are $1 per child and up to $3 per family. Classes include Pre-School, Kindergarten, Primary, and Junior departments led by named staff and Rev. L. J. Betts.

MT. Carmel Walter Spoerlein Sarah Moore Robert Dubs Harry Herald Louis McAdams Jack Banner Leonard Black Wm. Schroer L. J. Betts Spearing

Agronomy Tours Planned Aug 1 5 Clermont County

Clermont County Agronomy Committee outlines tours on August 1 and 5 for farmers to view crop practices at Felicity Franklin Vo Ag and Clermont Northeastern schools. OSU agronomist will lead sessions on herbicide use nitrogen rates corn and soybeans, pasture renovation, and drainage. Lunches provided. final stop at George Rooster farm for fresh melons.

Clermont County Agronomy Committee Ohio State University Felicity-Franklin School Vo-Ag Russell Wolfer Point Isabel Wolfer Clermont Northeastern George Rooster Farm Cedarville Road Agronomy Committee

Batavia Sets Plans for Sesqui Centennial Celebration

Batavia mayor Richard C. Jamieson named Robert Slade as program chairman and Ralph Clyburn as publicity chairman for the upcoming sesqui centennial. Harold Nichols will handle finances while Kirk Hamilton serves as secretary treasurer. An executive committee will include representatives from community groups and a July 30 meeting at the municipal building will set dates and discuss programs.

Richard C. Jamieson Batavia Robert Slade Clermont County Board of Education Ralph Clyburn Cincinnati Suburban Bell Telephone Company Harold Nichols Nichols, Speidel & Nichols Kirk Hamilton Main

County Girl In Japan Completes Red Cross Leaders Course

Sixty six high school dependents of U S military and civilian personnel stationed in the Far East completed the tenth annual American Red Cross Leadership Training Center at Hakone Japan Sue Weaver daughter of Lt Col and Mrs Robert N Weaver Johnson Air Station Japan attended with youth leaders from Japan Korea Okinawa the Philippines and the Republic of Vietnam The five day curriculum covered leadership group discussion health and safety with council elected student government and guidance from last year's graduates

U.S Far East American Red Cross Gohra Special Services Hotel Hakone Japan Sue Weaver Robert N. Weaver Johnson Air Station Korea Okinawa The Phillippines Republic of Vietnam Rt. 4 Batavia ARC Center Red Cross

No one can take away your honor quote

A William Lyon Phelps quote about personal integrity contrasts loss of money job or home with the inviolable value of honor. The brief attributions highlight ethical steadfastness over material risk. The line serves as a moral reflection rather than a news item.

Amelia Girl Receives High FOE Honor in Toledo

Kathleen Marie Coleman, 9 McArthur Drive Amelia, was honored by the Ohio State Aerie Convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles at the Commodore Hotel Toledo with a scholarship and plaque for outstanding scholastic achievement. She attends St Bernadette in Amelia and graduates with honors from Notre Dame Academy Covington Ky.

Kathleen Marie Colenan McArthur Drive Amelia Ohio State Aerie Convention Order of Eagles Commodore Ferry Hotel Toledo Miss Coleman St. Bernadette School Notre Dame Academy Covington, Ky

Deer Park Minister To Address Mt Holly Church

Rev Charles R Hartman of Deer Park will be guest speaker at Mt Holly United Church of Christ on Sunday July 28. Service starts at 9 45 am with a congregational member as worship leader and choir providing special music. Sunday school begins at 9 00 am.

MT. Holly Charles R. Hartman Deer Park

Flower Show a Big Success at Fair Meadows

Mrs Thomas Gormley chair of Fair Meadows Garden Club thanked 60 entrants for a successful flower show. Mrs A O Ward won artistic division sweepstakes, with Mrs Sam Disney close behind. Mrs E C Eichelberger took horticulture sweepstakes honors.

Withamsville Thomas Gormley Fair Meadows Garden Club A. O. Ward Sam Disney E. C. Eichelberger

County to Invest 40 Percent Staff Time in Multi-County Study

Charles Wiester told County Commissioners his office will devote about 40 percent of staff time, nearly half of the $31,000 county share, to an eight-county transportation and development study. He warned the county must participate in the $2.5 million project because post-1965 federal funds will not be available to jurisdictions not taking part.

Charles Wiester U.S. Bureau of Public Roads

Belfast Eagles Hold July Meetings and Judging

The Belfast Eagles held a July 16 regular meeting at Danny Shardt's home with outdoor cookery. Sewing and food judging occurred July 17 at Owensville elementary school with electric projects set to be judged July 29. The next meeting is planned for July 30 at Sandy Dolenmayer's home.

Belfast Belfast Eagles Danny Shardt Owensville Sandy Dolenmayer

Miss Sarah Paxton dies longtime Batavia clerk

Graveside rites for Miss Sarah Elizabeth Paxton 71 who died Wednesday at Sheltering Oaks Hospital Cincinnati were held at Miamiville Cemetery. A Batavia village clerk for 10 years she was a descendant of Revolutionary War Col. Thomas Paxton and member of the Woman's Club and First Presbyterian Church. She leaves a niece and two nephews.

Sarah Elizabeth (Bess) Paxton Miamiville Cemetery Moore Funeral Home Batavia Sheltering Oaks Hospital Cincinnati Paxton Thomas Paxton Little Miami River Clermont County Harry Halbisch

Farmers Picnic Plans Completed in Owensville

The annual Farmers Picnic will start at 10 am Saturday August 3 at the Owensville fairgrounds. The program includes welcomes, invocations, speeches by Rev John Collins and Howard McLaren, 4 H leadership activities, a flower show, and door prize drawings with entries by 11 am.

Owensville Fairgrounds Ralph Windle John Collins Laurel Methodist Church Celeste Malott Anna Dumford Lucille Mathis Grange Roll Call Burdette Mathis Farm Bureau Richard Getz Frank Fender IFYE China Lukin Bros Bethel Monterey Marathon Goshen Newtonsville Dining Hall Grace Clement Northeastern High School Howard McLaren Ohio State Grange Nina Foster

Youth Burned In Corn Crib Blaze Near Afton

Joseph Bucher Jr., 13, suffered first and second degree burns on his right arm at 8 30 p m when he tried to extinguish a blaze in a corncrib at his home on Zagar Road off Rt 32 Afton Williamsburg Fire Department Chief Ernest Weak saved the crib and a nearby tractor and the youth was taken to Our Lady of Mercy Hospital by the Williamsburg Life Squad. He was treated and released. Firefighters also responded to Lytle Hay Grain on Rt 32 near Afton at 3 30 a m the same day where Cecil Faulker of Rt 3 Mt Crab started a truck when it backfired through the carburetor and caught fire. Damage was estimated at

Williamsburg Joseph Bucher Jr Zagar Road Rt. 32 Afton Ernest Weak Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Lytle Hay & Grain Cecil Faulker Rt. 3 Mt. Crab

Roads Closed For Slide Tile Work Near Big Indian Creek

Russell Simmons announced two road sections near Moscow and Pt. Pleasant are closed to install tile and rebuild a slide above Big Indian Creek. A crew was called at 2 am Sunday to remove a tree blocking U S 52 between Neville and Moscow.

Big Indian Creek Russell Simmons Moscow Pt. Pleasant Neville

Agent Attends Regional Meeting in South Bend

Harry Dot aworth, a career agent for American United Life Insurance Company in Williamsburg and nearby areas, attended a two day regional meeting last week in South Bend Indiana. Sessions focused on a new approach to a client's financial problems through American United Life's "ing Dollars" sales presentation.

Harry Dot Aworth Williamsburg American United Life Insurance Company South Bend Indiana American United Life

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Donald Fox Evendale General Electric Harry O. Tuttle Fox Tuttle Area Yes Kayser Bible School Mt. Carmel Pharmacy William Lyon Phelps Kathleen Harry W. Coleman Our Lady of Cincinnati College Eagles Miss Paxton Williamsburg Garden Club Reginal
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