Clermont Publishing Company Advertisement Note
The Clermont Publishing Company at 385 West Main Street Batavia Ohio lists subscription rate three dollars per year and display advertising rate on request as part of a staff note.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1963
Page
14
The Clermont Publishing Company at 385 West Main Street Batavia Ohio lists subscription rate three dollars per year and display advertising rate on request as part of a staff note.
The economy shows resilience with a GNP near 580 billion this year, steel and auto production at high levels, and May new home starts surpassing targets. Personal income rose to a record, wages average about 98 dollars weekly, and consumer saving plus reduced debt signal robust demand. The stock market has recovered most losses from last year’s dip.
The first half sees exports outpacing imports by about 4.5 billion annually while a 3.3 billion gap in payments persists. The national debt hits 305 billion, with Congress voting to raise the ceiling to 309 billion and potential further increases if tax cuts pass. Unemployment remains a weak spot amid overall growth and steel industry price strength.
Glen Este observes the 60th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Semones. Mrs. Dallas Jones hosts an open house at 1051 Cincinnati Batavia Pike. The Semones married July 30 1903 and have four children eleven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Mr Semones is a retired farmer and they were foster parents to Norbert Sweeney and Lee Paxton.
Twenty one boy scouts and leaders depart Cincinnati by chartered bus for a 22 day trip through Yellowstone Yosemite and Sequoia National Parks en route home via Grand Canyon. Troop 399 members range from Cincinnati Madeira Milford Batavia and Kentucky with Roy McNeal and Cliff Thompson guiding.
Clermont County officials plan to transfer about 40 children from Milford schools to Northeastern District as the county boards discuss the release, funding, and legal descriptions. The move, tied to a $300,000 tax evaluation and a 200-acre area near Wolfpen and Sugar Camp Roads, hinges on agreements among Milford, Northeastern, and the county board, with key actions due by August and a transfer deadline of July 1, 1964.
Larry Shingleton UC basketball star directs Christ Church Camp near Felicity with Rev. Paul Buckwalter as clergy advisor. Open House Sunday July 28 from 1 to 5 pm. 100 acre site on Lenroot Rd off Rt 756, featuring dining hall, recreation building, cottages, pool, outdoor chapel and tents. Ages 8 to 10 slots for Aug 12 two week period. tuition 50 dollars. Call 876-2473.
Forestville Rambler dealer C B Ayer Sales Inc amplifies its Ayers Sellebration in Beechmont Ave. as July sales event winds down. Roger Ayer notes strong interest with basic prizes shipped and major prizes to be awarded after closing. Rambler touted as car of the year boosts local sales. The store invites all to visit during the final days with extended hours.
A legal transfer of a neighborhood has persisted for over a year and is being handled by attorney Hugh C. Nichols.
Miss Kay Felter daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Felter Edenton and Dennis Schmitt son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Schmitt of Golf Manor Cincinnati were married Saturday evening June 29 at Edenton Methodist Church Rev Roy Dibble officiated The ceremony featured candleabra centerpieces white gladiolas and bouquets A reception followed in Dibble Hall with a three tier cake and ceramic bride and groom decorations.
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