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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1962
Page
2
The Courier page lists events in Williamsburg with clubs meeting in June. The Bug Busy Beavers 4 group met May 25 with demos and refreshments. Alpine Farm Women and 4-H Flower Gardening Club planned June meetings. Local residents and families are noted, including visits and health mentions.
A fragment from a local page notes second graders visit a farm and wishes Jerry Weeks a happy first birthday. Also dated notices show American Legion Auxiliary meeting looming and Williamsburg Volunteer Life Squad activity with hospital visits, first aid, and a soldier’s Fort Knox trip.
The article lists numerous Cincinnati and Ohio area residents visiting relatives in North Carolina and Tennessee. It notes Memorial Day gatherings in Cincinnati and Cheviot, music and dinners in Cincinnati, and several trips including Miss Ruth Kain of Cincinnati and Maud Horn with a tour of the west. Aern notable mentions include Dr. C B Smith and family, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Cole of Jefferson City, and Mr. Cole receiving a BSL degree at the Cincinnati Bible Seminary.
Overcast skies did not dampen the debut of a drive in church service at Forest Auto Theatre Beechmont attended by families with children plus visitors from Royal Oak Michigan New Richmond Hyde Park and Madisonville The service featured Rev D G Lach and special music directed by Mrs Betchum with Nick Woods on piano and accordion It will meet Sundays in June July and August rain or shine.
The Northwest Clermont Civic Association elected Ed ward C. Roll as president Rob ert Schmidt as vice president L E Allen as treasurer and Oscar Cassidy as recording secretary for the 1962 63 year They announced plans for two events near term On June 28 the group will sponsor a dance at Elmstead Golf Course and on July 4 a full day at the association 83 acre park with a picnic skirt ball games and an evening dance The park lies one mile south of State Route 28 on Branch Hill Guinea Road
The Ohio Liquor Control Department reported the suspension of permits for one local business and the issuance of a new permit to another. J Kein and Lloyd Floyd of Rheifs Market faced suspension linked to delinquent sales tax. Agnes Everson and Dorothy Lis Mafermine and minis filed their application on March 14.
A maxim attributed to Mary Baker Eddy notes that sin expands in absence of consequences, implying moral discipline guides behavior and prevents escalation of wrongdoing.
All interested parties are notified that the estate of a deceased resident of Batavia County is filed in this court. An appraisal hearing is set for June at 2 oclock with objections due five days prior. The notice is issued under the seal of the court in Batavia Ohio.
In County Knothole standings entries, Withamsville Pirates post multiple wins including 21 over Williamsburg, Withamsville Bears 16, and Mt Carmel 19. Willowville Bombers and Comets appear with several close scores, while Williamsburg Cubs and Colts show competitive marks across Classes C and D.
In the modifieds, race action occurred with Hess and Robbns taking seconds and Smith earning a consolation. Smith posted the fastest qualifier at 17 51. In stock, Jim Luebbert won and Bill Les finished top places.
The article notes that the prehistor ic Indians who fortified Fort Hill in Highland County remain unidentified.
The report notes the season opening of a swing club with coaching by Mr. and Mrs. Cota and Peat, led by Gecen who has developed a program for members. Morning instruction is followed by pool supervision, with hours from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., and a growing list of 300 potential members seeking entry.
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