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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1963
Page
2
A page from The Courier dated July 23 1963 shows second class postage paid at Batavia Ohio and notes publication by the local press. The readable fragment provides no further headline details.
Cincinnati lies in a ragweed belt where hayfever suffers rise unless ragweed is cut or sprayed during June to early August. About 60 000 residents may be affected this summer, with lost work hours and medical costs. The Air Pollution Control League urges destruction near hayfever victims and has distributed 105 000 pamphlets to raise awareness.
The city allocates 33000 to destroy weeds along streets highways and city property to aid private owners who must cut ragweed under City Ordinance No 376-1953. Howison urges Greater Cincinnatians to cooperate in this annual campaign for a healthier community.
Three young women were injured at 5 30 p m Wednesday when their car left Rt 125 eastbound and hit a utility pole near Starlite Theatre. Pamela Rickey 17 of Covington Ohio driver suffered facial knee leg and arm lacerations Marilyn Ring 24 of Georgetown back injury and Dolores Reid 17 of Hamersville injuries include knee elbow chest and arm fractures. They were taken to Brown County hospital by Williamsville and BMOP Life Squads. Patrolman Ray Christian and Deputy Sheriff Richard Carson investigated.
Brown County Hospital reports weekly admissions by town. Batavia lists Randall Bingaman Frances Boggess Carl Gibson Rosella McAfee Dar lene Gibson. Bethel includes Terry Day James Creighton Raymond Stowell Lisa Hewitt Terry McIntosh Cinda Arnold Mary Bonomini Linda Arnold Jody Arnold George Davis Alice Leslie. Sardinia records Elaine Sehedt Barbara Hile. Georgetown lists Phyllis Wahl Lois Hichman Lyla Ann Boone James Potts Evelyn McKinley Velvet Adamson Irma BrowningEffie Berry Mary Loudon William Pohl Goldie Bove. Williamsburg shows Patricia Shoemake Grace Goins. Mt. Orab entries Alice Booth by Patricia Collins Charles Chase Marian Barbar Lucille Faulkner Janet Holbrook Patsy Gilley Alyce Henderson Mathilda Corrill. Hamersville lists Daniel Wilson Debbie Canter Otis Slade Stella Cox.
The Williamsburg College Loan Fund seeks several more men and women over seventeen to participate in a dandruff test starting Tuesday, July 23. Participants will use a shampoo for twelve weeks to evaluate its effectiveness in controlling dandruff.
Neil Sedaka returns with The Dreamer a catchy teen groove and Look Inside Your Heart a zippy ballad with zing. Al Martino follows I Love You Because with Painted Tainted Rose a melodic reading aided by soft lush backing. The teenager market is targeted with catchy multi tracking in both.
Russell Martin notes the Tymes first album So Much In Love features the hit of the same name plus standards for teen and adult markets with Joanie Sommers covers. The release aims to capitalize on a growing fan base as Bata lists top sellers including Detroit City and Wipeout along with several big titles.
Participants will use the shampoo at home and attend four meetings at the Elementary School on July 23, July 30, Sept 10, and Oct 22. Sessions run 7:00 to 9:00 p.m with optional departure after hair checks. Men from the last test are invited. the College Loan Fund will receive $10 for each participant completing the test and $1 for each dismissed at the first session.
The speaker notes that as he speaks more about honor, the listeners count spoons more quickly, illustrating irony in boasting.
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