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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1965

Page

4

Opportunities For Exclusive Midwest Manufacturing Distributorships

Advertisement offers exclusive distributorships for a patented product with guaranteed investment returns and a 1 000 to 14 000 minimum investment. It promises factory support, a proven ad program, and 100 percent markup. Confidential replies to Director of Marketing, St Louis MO. Also lists telegraph operator and rail employment openings with entry conditions and interview details.

Midwest P.O. Box St. Louis Missouri

Lakers Extend Winning Streak With 6-3 Victory

The Hackberry Lakers defeated the Sniders Chargers 6-3 to stretch their streak to eight. Hal Donahue pitched five strong innings, Jerry Couzins finished with four, and Tom Ellis hit a leadoff homer in the second. Bob Farrell, Bob Frodge, and Ellis had two hits each, with Am burgey driving in a run on a late single as Frank Ritchie homered for the Lakers. They next face the Cheviot Merchants in Price Hill before returning to Hackberry Lakes on July 5.

Sindale Hackberry Lakers Sniders Chargers Fairfax Hal Donahue Lakers Jerry Couzins Bob Farrell Bob Frodge Tom Ellis Ellis Frodge Gary Waits Farrell Don Amburgey Frank Ritchie Price Hill Cheviot Merchants Merchants Hackberry Lakes

Minister Named Cancer Unit's Tag Day Leader

Rev. John Benson of the Amelia Methodist Church is named chairman for the American Cancer Society county wide Tag Day to be held Saturday June 26 in Clermont County towns and shopping centers. He notes the unit is nearing self support and urges public help to fund education and service programs as 1 300 000 Americans have been cured and the goal is saving one in two cancer patients. Local volunteers from Batavia Loveland Tate Williamsburg and nearby areas will tag the public with Cancer's Danger Signals.

Amelia John Benson Amelia Methodist Church American Cancer Society Clermont County Ben- Son ACS William E. Bryant VFW Tate Joyce Snider Bethel Williamsburg Nine Foster Florence Innis Burg Busy Bees Benson Ohio Milford Williamsville Pierce

Batavia Churches Honor Junior Choir Members and Events

Three Junior Choir members Patricia McFaddin Billy Dowdney and Charles Himes graduate to the Senior Choir. Pastor Line voices a devotional at Cincinnati unit of Ohio Presbyterian Homes in College Hill. Church groups plan meetings picnics field trips and Bible study through June 24 with Father’s Day observance and an Eagle Award ceremony on June 20 at 8 p.m.

Patricia McFaddin Billy Dowdney Charles Himes Mr. Line Cincinnati Ohio Presbyterian Homes United Presbyterian Church, USA College Hill Woman’s Association Church School Wildwood Presbytery of Cincinnati Christian Education Center Perintown Presbytery Sportmen’s Park Rodney Batavia E. U.B

Amelia Church community notes and events roundup

Busy schedule of weddings baptisms and socials at Amelia Church with Skull events. Demolition at Amelia Me Church begins. Memorial activities include Mary Martha Circle meeting and Philathea class. Vacation Bible School June 21 25 invites 3 to 15 year olds. Local families attend visits and trips to Cumberland Falls and Lakeside Me Dist Conference.

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