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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1962
Page
3
A centuries old Lancaster County tale recounts Hartman mill pond near Williamsburg where 1849 reports of a 30 to 35 foot snake drew crowds. Affidavits and a public hunt drained the pond but found no monster, revealing a major local hoax.
Former Comintern delegate Hams Bjork holt leads 22 000 at Lucerne mass demo for Moral Re Armament praising a united world. Leaders in Berlin Congo Burma and Asia praise the movement while plans for assemblies in Rio de Janeiro and near Tokyo unfold.
Readable lines warn that many people believe immediate action is necessary to prevent a looming danger posed by animals, using urgent language about confinement or danger. The fragment hints at a crisis scenario likely prompting swift public response.
In the August issue Mechanix Illustrated features an essay by George Laycock warning of an animal menace. The article cites incidents such as gooney birds colliding with Navy planes on Midway Island and a Nevada farmer thwarting a gopher with a thrown concussion bomb, causing costly damage.
Professor Paul Needham of California argues anglers poorly catch fish, citing a California Department of Fish and Game survey showing 65 to 75 percent catch nothing even with hatchery stock. He notes fishing is an art requiring patience and reading water, with weather and water temperature guiding trout and bass behavior.
Desperate appeal for a year-old small hound with white coat and black brown markings held at the Batavia pound on Route 222 between Batavia and Route 50. Needs dog tag kennel fee and a good home. pound hours 9 to 11 am daily except Thursday and Sunday. phone 853-3201.
Avery Hubbard 41 of Goshen was acquitted of assault and battery after defending himself in County Court. His brother acted as interpreter using sign language during testimony and cross-examination before Judge Chris Rosenhof fer. Represented by Rep. Chas. W. Jackson.
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