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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1969
Page
5
Clermont County YWCA teen clubs will be represented at the Ohio State Y Teen Conference at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware. June 22.
An advertisement touts Pinkham Tablets as a gentle remedy for mood changes during menopause. A separate passage notes Miss Shelly Stanaford and other students at New Richmond Batavia and Felicity High Schools joining 300 Y Teens statewide for a conference with themes on communication and human relations, including workshops in dance and Afro American culture. The moon landing module mentions 1,100,000 parts and 25 miles of wiring.
Amelia residents and nearby families are noted with visits and graduations from Louisville Kentucky to Beckley West Virginia. The piece lists anniversaries birthdays and society happenings including a Friendship Dinner and wedding in Columbus Ohio. A Clermont YWCA summer program for Batavia youth is described with activities and registration details.
Rita Smith of Route 2 Williamsburg an Administrative Officer at Cincinnati Laboratories ECA received a 210 year service award at the Annual Length of Service Awards Ceremony in the Cincinnati Convention Center. Chris A Hansen Commissioner ECA presented the award. The Environmental Control Administration is part of the Public Health Service under HEW and the Public Health Service has operated in Cincinnati for over 115 years.
Mrs. Ohio leads a grooming series at the YWCA under the Youth Commission. The first session on June 11 attracted fourteen girls and covered makeup, work versus evening wear, and personal presentation. Future classes are scheduled for June 25 and July 2 at 10:30 a.m. with demonstrations on hair, hygiene, and appropriate attire for work and social settings.
Pat and Bill Wilson announce the Toot-N-Tell shopping center at 305 South Fifth Street Williamsburg will offer indoor table service starting Tuesday June 24 at 6 p.m. The Snack Shop Window and carry-out remain available at the same site. The public is invited.
A total of 343 degrees were awarded to University of Cincinnati Evening College students at the June 15 commencement. Recipients include DeVon R. Cottam and John J. O'Sullivan with degrees in science and Wanda C. Hill and Marion L. Hutcherson among the graduates.
The Conover couple marked their 50th wedding anniversary from a 1919 ceremony in Batavia with Judge Clarence Young. They include daughter Mary Jane Ford and grandchildren. Mr. Conover retired after 42 years with multiple Cincinnati and Fond du Lac firms and served on local boards.
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