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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1957
Page
9
Dr. Geo S Benson previews a National Education Program series arguing capitalism broadly distributes wealth, counters socialist claims, and promotes opportunity. Films explain income distribution, profits, freedoms to work dream compete invest, and citizenship duties with a leader guide and short runtime.
Batavia 4-H Club members at Mrs. Haney’s home start Out door Cookery I with Pigs in a Poke. Some members also pursue a sewing project. Officers include Elizabeth Volk president and Kathleen Haney vice president. Members will sell electric light bulbs to fund the 4-H Camp, with 60 75 and 100 watt bulbs available. Natalie Geiger serves as news reporter.
The Martha Kinney Cooper Ohioana Library Association plans the 1957 Spring Pilgrimage in Lake County on Saturday June 22. Mrs M Y Newcomb of Cincinnati, president, announced the event and Mrs Thomas Longworth named as Clermont County chair.
William A Steward of Rt. 2 is among ten Cincinnati area residents training as water safety instructors at the American National Red Cross Aquatic School in LaGrange Indiana. John L Undercoffer says the trainee will train others after completion. Last year over 10 900 people earned Red Cross swimming and lifesaving certificates in the five county area.
Five notices record deaths in Bethel and nearby areas. Mrs. Allie Short, 71, of Bethel dies in Brown County Hospital. services at Kennedy funeral home with Concord Cemetery burial. George Otis Simon, 49, dies in Cincinnati General Hospital. service at Hayden funeral home with burial in Vesper Cemetery. Mrs. Mary Tabor, 86, dies at Clermont County Home. services at Kennedy funeral home with Bethel-Tate Cemetery burial. Leslie Tabor, 67, formerly of Bethel, dies at home. Ray DeBat es, 43, dies at Deaconess Hospital Cincinnati. widow Sue and daughter Linda noted. Funeral service for Mrs. DeBat es set as high mass at St. Thomas Moore Church. Mt. Moriah Cemetery burial.
Miss Phyllis Peterson of Milford has been accepted for admission to the four year degree program at the University of Cincinnati College of Nursing and Health. The program leads to a bachelor of science in nursing and a diploma of graduate nurse.
Army Pvt. Ray Mullins 21 son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Mullins Amelia Ohio is in eight weeks of basic training with the 4th Armored Division at Fort Hood Texas. Navy electrician's mate Carol L Hix son of W A Hix Amelia Ohio aboard USS Boston participates in an International Naval Review at Hampton Roads June 12. Multiple sailors aboard USS Canberra USS Hyman USS Mercury and others join in the review. 18 foreign nations participate. Also listed are James A Cox Donald D Childress Robert J Marksbury James H Shelton Curtis W Demer and more. two Amelia Batavia Goshen residents graduate recruit training at Great Lakes. Civic notices include CAGC judges meeting June 17 Milford and a June 17 bake sale at Teegarden's Amelia. Clermont County eighth graders top honors include David Hanson Williamsburg. Kenneth Turner Amelia and Curtis Brown Goshen with high scores.
District Four of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs will hold an all day meeting at Sardinia High School auditorium on Route 74. The event opens with registration at 10 a.m. and speakers include Paul Smyth of Cincinnati and W R Frederick of Orleans, Ohio, discussing design in flower arranging and growing and showing specimen blooms.
Fredrick, an accredited judge of the OAGC and member of the American Iris Society, has contributed articles to Flower Garden. Advance reservations for a chicken dinner are due by Monday, June 17, to Mrs. Jason Matthews, Box 54, Sardina. Glen Este. Mrs. Donald Samples hosted a surprise party June 8 for Tommie’s sixth birthday with many friends attending.
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