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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
2
Notice indicates second class mailing and publication details for Batavia Ohio. It names Clermont Publishing Company as publisher and lists local circulation relevance.
Clermont County Auditor H Earl Metzger and deputy Elmo Durbin tested 59 fuel oil and gasoline trucks at the county garage June 8 12 using a 100 gallon proofer. Durbin sealed 54 trucks condemned five while noting eight broken and 10 new meters since last year. Durbin praised results as better than last year and promised follow up to ensure repairs and complete testing.
Dr and Mrs C B Smith entertained 20 relatives from Columbus and Batavia Thursday evening honoring. On Sunday 25 relatives and friends from Florida Dayton Madisonville Cincinnati and Batavia honored the Smiths grandson Thomas Fielding Ashburn at his christening. Mrs Nancy Roberts hosted visitors Edna Zoren and Marie Moss of Cincinnati. The Mother Daughter Banquet at EUB Church featured girls modeling wedding dresses of their mothers and grandmothers.
Clermont County Ohio sheriff sale of Lot 6 in John Branch’s Subdivision Branch Hill fronting 50 ft on Bridge Street with 200 ft depth. The property appraised at 8500 dollars, minimum bid two thirds thereof, sale July 18 1964 at 11:00 am at Batavia Court House. 10 percent down, balance at deed delivery. buyer pays December 1964 taxes. Clyde B. Dericks Sheriff. John S. Moore Atty.
Rev. Jerry Harding and Rev. Stanley Robbins announce a singspiration to close the revival at Christian Nation Church 218 Willow St New Richmond on Sunday June 21 at 2 30 p m. Harding hosts Holiness Harmony Hour on WAKW FM Saturdays at 7 p m and God's Bible School Cincinnati will furnish music.
Lindale Baptist Church on Route 182 near Amelia will run Vacation Bible School from June 22 to July 2. Daily sessions for ages four through teens run 9 to 11 a.m. Bus transportation will be provided.
Louis H. Wessel reports Clermont County Softball League results from last week. Summerside M.E. 13 runs 20 hits defeats Olive Branch M.E. 12 runs 16 hits. Laurel M.E. 9 runs 13 hits over Batavia E.U.B. 8 runs 14 hits. Mt. Moriah M.E. 11 runs 17 hits. Amelia M.E. 9 runs 13 hits. Three games held Fridays at Batavia field from 7:00. Everyone invited.
Two copies of the Tax Budget for the Village of Amelia are on file for public inspection at the Clerk Treasurer's office. A public hearing will be held at the Amelia Municipal Building on Monday June 29 1964 at 7 30 p m. L Pollit Clerk-Treasurer.
Amelia teacher will participate in an Institute for High School Teachers of Physical and Biological Sciences at Miami University from June 22 to August 14 under National Science Foundation sponsorship. Ninety two teachers from 21 states and Canada will join to enrich science instruction and pursue a degree with emphasis in these areas. NSF grants will cover participant expenses.
Bids are invited by the Batavia Township Trustees and Batavia Council Clermont County Ohio for Jeep Red Color oil filter air cleaner directional signals permanent and freeze draw bar dual wipers front seat belts crank case vent passenger seat oversized clutch center power take off tires 6 ply 700 Mud and Snow tires delivered. Bids due July 14 1964 at 6 p m. Trustees may reject any bid. Stanley Anstaett Clerk Batavia Ohio. 21 6-25
Sealed bids due 12:00 noon June 20 1964 at the Village Clerk office 389 East Main St Batavia Ohio for a police cruiser. Eligible models include 1964 Chevrolet Biscayne Ford 300 Plymouth Savoy Dodge 330 or Pontiac Catalina two door. Engine minimum 300 HP heavy duty transmissions alternator battery wheels and police equipment transfer required. Trade is a 1963 Ford 300 police package sedan. Village reserves right to reject bids. Signed Mayor R C Jamieson Clerk Florence Ashburn.
The Hawk's 4-H Club met June 5 at advisor Mrs. Holman's home. They discussed an upcoming cook-out held June 10 with cooks Billy Dowdney and Jerry Malott. Menu included angel on horseback, hot dogs, Setona, graham crackers, chocolate candy, marshmallow dessert, Kool-Aid and iced tea.
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