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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1973
Page
2
The Clermont Courier published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the Batavia post office under the 1870 act. It marks Batavia’s oldest newspaper succeeding earlier titles The Spirit of the Times and The Chronicle of the Times. Second class postage paid at Batavia Ohio.
Batavia Ohio listing for Clermont Publishing Company at 385 West Main Street includes office location and contact details for local print services.
Clermont County Board of Education approved ten hires at last week’s meeting. Speech therapists named include Janith Rose of Amelia and Kayla Mattox of Bethel. Nancy Dilly was employed as a psychologist and seven intern psychologists were added.
The Moonlight Restaurant on Ohio 125 at Amelia Olive Branch Rd reported a single bandit last Wednesday night who fled after taking about $60 from the cash drawer. The armed man, 21, medium height and 140 pounds, wore dirty blue pants and shirt and fled across the road.
West Clermont Board of Education discussed the planned September 18 levy aimed at funding schools. The meeting covered the IG.E. program, public concerns on taxation, building plans for fall 1975, and future enrollment growth. The board approved a 5 percent salary increase for the superintendent, awarded the milk bid to Meyer & Sons, and hired 16 new teachers while accepting five resignations.
The Amelia Church of Christ at 185 East Ohio Pike Hamlet announces ground breaking services Sunday July 29 at 2 30 p m to build a new sanctuary and classrooms for about 500 seating. Arthur Merkle of the Wilmington Church of Christ will speak and the event includes music and a worship service in the sanctuary. Donald N Thomas invites friends and neighboring congregations to attend.
Gerald Salters a Clermont County native was named executive director of the Youth Development Commission by county commissioners. A 32 year old, he will start Aug 1 at 10000 dollars and will seek state and federal funds for youth programs including head start and a children's clinic. He previously taught in a private school near Dayton. Paul E. Strosnider has filed nominating petitions for re election as a Pierce Township Trustee, with last week's edition misidentifying the township.
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control announced July 23 that Sheatzley’s IGA Supermarket of Amelia has filed for a C-2 liquor permit. The notice references residency requirements for the Salters family tied to the permit duration and relocation plans within Clermont County.
Fire and police responded as a leaking LP tank in New Richmond threatened explosion. The owner, Charles Wrigglesworth, former mayor and current councilman, crawled under the tank in a fireman’s coat to activate a safety valve, freezing to the coat and body but stopping the danger.
The fourth Saturday events at Central Baptist Church Amelia feature The Brotherhood Quartet from Jamestown Tennessee and The Gospel Singing Travelaires. The program starts at 7 30 pm with no admission charge and public invited.
Rita Reed 17, of Williamsville a Clermont College sophomore won the Clermont County local title with no contest as she was the sole entrant in auditions at Holiday Inn North. Judith Glassmeyer 19 of Reading also claimed a lone-area win in the Cincinnati World pageant and will travel to Akron in August. An agency blamed poor promotion for the low contestant turnout in the Ohio phase of the events.
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