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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1971
Page
2
The Clermont Courier, Batavia Ohio, declares itself a Republican paper published weekly at 385 West Main Street. It notes second class postage status, historical lineage since 1870, and subscription and display ad rate references.
Alfred Fangman proposes requiring Glen Este Union Township police to notify trustees about off duty work. He argues the public deserves constant protection and officers should aid property owners and maintain order during strikes. Chief Paul Herrmann has been under unofficial probation for a year after a May 22 drinking-on-duty complaint tied to the Legion post quarters dedication. Executive-session hearing June 1 did not issue a reprimand.
Bookmobile routes list two vehicles with daily stops from Monday to Friday. No. 1 visits Ridgecrest Emerson Lela and others. No. 2 serves Mulberry Woodland Acres Meadow View and Day Circle Linda with several short windows. Additional Marathon Monterey Owensville Stonelick Motel Perintown and New Richmond Steeleville runs appear.
Flag Day observed marking the 1777 adoption of the U S flag and local community notices include births anniversaries and engagements. Miss Nancy Taylor graduates as a Cincinnati pharmacist. weddings and travel notes. a fatal tractor accident in Sardinia and various health and society updates. The Amelia Garden Club meets June 9 and recycling aluminum history is noted.
Margaret Jamieson profiles Mrs. Joe Graver who crochets 6 000 seed beads into long ropes and varied patterns. The piece explains meticulous stringing, patience, light conditions, and the craft’s family lineage.
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