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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
3
Three counselor posts remain at Amelia Senior, Amelia Junior, and Glen Este Senior high schools. Additional vacancies include girls physical education and auto mechanics with seven years experience. Positions also exist in elementary schools from grades one through six.
A one day fundraiser event will bring the Mills Brothers Three Ring Circus to Riverside Park. Saturday shows support Milford Life Squad with an ambulance fund drive. A large Big Top 3000-seat tent and surrounding side tents will host animals acts and a minstrel show.
Dr. and Mrs. Phillips F. Greene of Nicholsville Pike are expected home Saturday from Harriman Park New York where Greene helped reevaluate the U S private mission hospital program in foreign lands. The June 5 6 7 meeting at Arden House on Columbia University’s Harriman Campus was under Dr Elmer Severinghaus director of the Columbia University School of Public Health.
A Batavia roundup notes WCTU meeting at Mrs. Ray Canter home on June 19 at 1 p.m. Flower Flower Mission Day urged with members asked to bring blooms. Charles W. and Lois Smith bought Fender’s Sohio Station and garage in Mowrystown, planning to live in Sardinia. Diana Dorsey will tour Europe for 55 days starting June 21 aboard SS United States. Eugene Dorsey award winner Clyne J. Dial of Batavia cited by UC. Several residents visited relatives and attended events at Cincinnati and Springfield.
Six Milford area girls and three from Newtown vicinity enrolled at Frisch's Restaurants annual Waitress Attendant Training School. Supervisors at Frisch's Commissary and Kathleen Wellman taught order taking tray and table setting makeup hair styles and customer relations.
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