The Clermont Courier Second Class Postage Paid At Batavia
The Clermont Courier published in Batavia Ohio is a local newspaper notice indicating second class postage paid status and publication details for regional community news and notices.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
2
The Clermont Courier published in Batavia Ohio is a local newspaper notice indicating second class postage paid status and publication details for regional community news and notices.
Clermont County officials returned from Columbus disappointed after Gov. Rhodes failed to keep an appointment to discuss an early decision on building the Circle Freeway. Highway Director Masheter and Finance Director Krarbach met the delegation along with planning and freeway committee leaders and local state lawmakers.
The Milford Clover Clovers met May 28 at Mrs. Helen Land's home with several demonstrations. Linda Lynn demonstrated mounting a picture, Pam Land showed toy making for toddlers, and Carol Battig demonstrated camera handling. Members plan a horseback race Friday May 31 and will meet again June 11 at Mrs. Land's.
Bids opened to remodel town hall first floor for fire equipment. Low bid from Langheim and Thomson at 8585 plus up to 2425 in extra costs may meet original estimates. A new committee will study bids while council addresses alcohol use rules and county police contracts.
Milford awaits the Mills Brothers Three Ring Circus on June 15 featuring 19 year old John Charles Zerbini and seven Nubian lions from Bordeaux France. Zerbini feeds the lions daily and uses a whip and blanks pistol to back commands. proceeds support Milford Life Squad ambulance fund with 50 percent of advance ticket sales. Tickets available at the downtown ticket office and other merchants.
Milford YMCA Camp Simms enters its 35th season dating from 1928 with four programs for youths and families. Last year attendance exceeded 6100 as registrations open now for day camp and three swim programs, with schedules and locations announced by George Whorf and camp staff in Milford.
Bob Niemeyer, owner of Johnson's, underwent eye surgery at Jewish Hospital and is reported recovering satisfactorily. A four year old girl was heard singing a song variant about guiding through the night with light from a bulb, as noted by the Texas Outlook.
Photographs show a wreath laid on a war monument and four soldiers firing a salute at a Williamsville service. Riv. Ray Kennedy of First Baptist Church Withamsville speaks, while Bill Schinkle plays taps. Russell Shinkle photographed the event.
Cincinnati Museum of Natural History 1720 Gilbert Ave will host free youth classes starting June 25. Sessions run 1 to 1.5 hours with films exhibits and reading. Registration required. Planetarium tickets limited to 111 on July 1 and 15 first come 1 p.m. schedule lists topics by date through July 25 including plants animals insects mammals birds caves spiders reptiles rocks fossils molluscs sea life dinosaurs and Indians.
Students of Mrs. Elaine S Booze associate teacher of Mrs. Dorothy Stolzenbach Payne will perform in two recitals on Sunday June 9 at the studio 437 Garfield Ave starting at 2 pm and 3 30 pm. Piano solos duets and duo piano selections will feature Debby Grossman Kim Hoffman Rex Churchill Judy and Linda Gerstman Jordein De Mareia Karen Pedy and Cavey Whorf Sara Crist Linda David and Beth Harlammert in the first program and Jackie Hazard Tim Bratten Debby Diskete Sally Chandler Karen Schumacher Susan Gatch Karen Fitzwater Judy Fuller Barbara Booze Nancy Hedrick Leslie Ike Cynthia Paul and Mellanda Meehan in the second.
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