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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
2
An article outlines that babies have twenty primary teeth forming before birth and that first permanent molars begin around age six. It emphasizes cleaning gums after feeds, early brush training, supervising brushing, and forming good eating habits to prevent decay and build a lasting dental foundation.
Madeline Miller was installed honored queen of Bethel 27 at the International Order of Job's Daughters ceremony held June 16 at 8 p.m. at University YMCA Cincinnati. Multiple officers and choir members were installed, with Linda Richard as junior astogian and Miss Juanita Sturgeon as installing officer. The event was open to the public with refreshments and dancing by the Moonlight Serenaders Orchestra.
Joseph E. Linville of the Ohio Savings and Loan League says the state will press its campaign against the proposed federal withholding on interest and dividends. He disputes Administration claims that account holders were misled and notes Ohio banks have long informed savers how interest is taxed.
All Saints Lutheran Church will hold a Bible school June 18 to 29 from 9 15 to 1 30 Monday through Friday with the theme Lets Learn About God. Instruction for ages 4 through 16 includes Bible lessons crafts recreation and a mid morning snack. Closing program Friday June 29 at 7 30 p m will feature color slides and exhibits with refreshments after.
State revenue reached a record high surpassing 1.613 billion dollars as of June 7, topping the previous 1.610 billion dollar peak from 1959 60. Auditor James A Rhodes notes higher receipts and expenditures, with eleven month expenditures nearly 61 million above 1961 levels.
The Scissors and Cloth 4-H Club met June 6 at Mrs. Sizemore's home with 12 members present. They played games, refreshments were served, and sewing on projects noted by Patty Rapp. The group begins a 12-pack potato chip sale per girl starting June 13. Junior 4-H Camp is set for July 16, with several members planning to attend. next meeting is June 20 at 1 pm with Barbara White and Sandra Markin serving refreshments.
The passage emphasizes Christ as the sole foundation for Christian life and salvation. It rejects self salvation and assures believers of eternal security, citing scripture from 1 Corinthians, Hebrews, Peter, Philippians, Ephesians, and emphasizes being sealed by the Holy Spirit.
Services were held for Margaret Jane Barton 78 wife of the late Albert H Barton at Powers-Nurre Funeral Home with interment Mt Moriah Cemetery She died June 12 and is survived by children grandchildren and siblings Also listed are services for Thompson infant of Mr and Mrs Jimmy Thompson and Jacob Bacher 76 with burial in Laurel Cemetery noting their death dates and survivors.
The Internal Revenue Service announces the third annual examination for enrollment to practice before the Treasury Department. Applications must be on Form 238 and filed in duplicate with the Director of Practice in Washington, no postmark after Sept 1, 1962. The exam dates are Sept 19-20, 1962, with forms available from local IRS offices.
The Women’s Society of the Church announces a church social on Wednesday, June 20 beginning at 5 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend. Dorothy Snider and three sisters Mrs. Anna Angst Mrs. Tillie Sizelove and Mrs. Ida Weiss are listed in the notice.
Mary Jeremiah of Withamsville served as maid of honor and James Neff of Batavia was best man at the Weeks Wallace wedding. Ushers were Kenneth Kirkpatrick and Larry Davis. The couple will reside in Goshen.
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