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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1968
Page
8
Johnny Fronsoe and Dixie Lane, both of Afton, caught two stringers of bullhead catfish at Cabin Run Lakes Park east of Batavia on May 18. The park offers all night fishing as well as picnic and camping areas.
Tornadoes typically travel easterly along squall lines at twenty to thirty miles per hour with gusts reaching 100 mph, sometimes skipping across the terrain as winds shift. Separately, Ohio University hosts a 1968 Upward Bound summer program June 17 to July 26 with about 110 students from ten southeast Ohio schools, featuring two course blocks, tutoring, swimming, and evening cultural activities.
Attendance reached 87 as Rev Shim fessel delivered farewell sermon The Ministry of the Holy Spirit A farewell dinner followed at 12 30 in the fellowship hall The article also notes a Belfast Church piano recital with about 20 pupils of Lyda Beth Sutton and reports the marriage of Cleo Moore and Gene Fox at Stone Lick Church of the Brethren with Rev Roscoe Pringle officiating The couple honeymooned in Florida and live in Norwood Both worked at Streitman Baking Co A stork shower honored Mrs David Williams and sympathy expressed for Mrs Mayme Hill who passed away near Monteval Services were held Tuesday morning.
Record lists fishing at Monterey Church of Christ with Monroe-Copher Funeral Home in charge. Notes gatherings at the Hodges and other households in Newark Dayton Batavia and Cincinnati. Mentions visits by Roxie Norris Lena Attinger the Friendship Circle and Rev Roger Smith with social hostesses and various relatives. Ends with a quip about politicians this year.
Ohio officials warn canoeists to avoid dams and wear life jackets while boating on streams. Chief Paul Sarossy notes dangers of high turbulence downstream areas and urges adherence to safety equipment and state laws. Authorities push inspections of boat liveries and summer camps to boost boating safety.
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