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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1963
Page
11
National Poster Children visit the President in Washington on July 5 1963 to support a Muscular Dystrophy fundraiser. Kerrie and Robbie meet the president and their parents and plan upcoming appearances including a Cleveland event on July 18 and a Seattle stop in early August for a Hiddie Carnival.
Summer fruits and vegetables grow more important as heavier supplies arrive from southern states nearby areas and local fields. Fresh peaches watermelon and cantaloupes are plentiful beef at retail levels should stay similar to June with forequarter ground and boneless cuts featured as cook out items. Broilers candy and soda prices are rising as manufacturers announce increases.
Army Reserve Lt Col Bruce G Mailey completed two weeks of annual active duty training at Fort Knox Kentucky. Airman James W Dupriest recently finished initial basic training after enlisting in the Air Force. Midshipman Stephen D Alley participates in TRAMID63 at Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek Virginia, a program preparing midshipmen for amphibious warfare and officer duties aboard Atlantic Fleet ships.
Robert Frazee of Bethel has been named southwest regional petroleum commodity salesman for Landmark Farm Bureau Cooperative. He will serve 19 counties in southwestern Ohio and previously led Landmark operations in Clermont County since 1959.
Sister Colette, principal of St Thomas More School, announces six nuns and eight lay teachers form the faculty. Assignments include Sister Urban eighth, Mrs Chandard seventh, sixth and seventh combo, Sister Clara with John Campbell sixth, Sister Colette and Jeffery Reeves fifth, Mrs Malone and Mrs Green fourth, Sister Antonia and Miss Martha Pfeffer third, Mrs Carroll and Mrs Brugge second, Sister Rose Ann and Sister Maria Goretti first.
Clough Heights residents Mr. and Mrs. Al Hortsman and family return from a vacation in Richwood Ohio within the Hocking Valley. Mrs. Neuwgold of Cincinnati, mother of James Neil, visits Florida with Larry Neil’s family. Miss Sylvia Jacobs is home from Jewish Hospital and improving after surgery. Judy Neil will tend the Presbyterian Camp on July 28 at Perintown. Larry and Jerry Jacobs vacation two weeks in Xenia at their uncle John Baudendistel’s home. Mr and Mrs Harry Dunn and the writer visited Robert Dickson’s family on Thursday for Michael Dickson’s birthday.
A reflective maxim states it is nobler to earn honor through worthy deeds than to simply hold it. The quote from Thomas Fuller emphasizes virtue over title.
A brief quotation from Mary Baker Eddy notes that sorrow leads to joy, framing emotional experience as a spiritual sequence with resilience and renewal implied in the message.
The Stonelick community invites the public to a card party at St Philomena Church on Sunday July 28 at 8 15 p m Prizes and refreshments will be provided.
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