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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
4
Heavy retirements promotions and deaths create openings for telegraph operators and station agents across regions. Qualified applicants aged 17 to 28 who are high school graduates physically fit and not color blind may train at low cost for $400 monthly starting pay. Send age phone number address marital status to Railroad Training 33 West First Street Suite 160 Dayton Ohio 45402.
Obituaries list SP/4 Donald Ausman 25 of Williams burg died from a personal safety related bullet wound at Arlington Hall Station Virginia. Navy veteran Jackson A Betley 55 deceased in Hayward California. Steve Pistro 77 dies from burns after clothing caught fire in Cincinnati area. Charles F. Kopp 86 former Kansas State University professor buried in Spring Grove Cemetery Milford. Nancy E. Pratt 531 Cooper Ave. Milford dies at home with five children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren listed.
Clermont County health officials announced final approval of 11800 in state and federal grants to fund two projects. Eight thousand four hundred supports a home nursing service and three thousand four hundred funds continued school speech therapy across Clermont County Schools.
The Clermont County Heart Branch of the Heart Association of Southwestern Ohio schedules its annual meeting for July 1 at p.m. The event includes officer elections for 1965 66 and a new member orientation panel on Organization and Structure featuring Harry Santen of Cincinnati. Michael J. Ryan Jr and Sandra Carlin will discuss HALO programs and a fund drive. Milton Courts will moderate, and Robert Goepper, with Clermont, and new board appointees replace Maurice Lenz and the late Dr. Frederick Skeen.
Mother's Night June 16 at 7 30 p m featured three mothers Mrs Sexton Mrs Levereny and Mrs Puckett Terri Leverenz demonstrated home safety hazards and Janet Borchers showed sack lunch prep Refreshments were provided by Terri Leverenz Kerry Beckworth and Holly Sexton The next meeting is set for July 6 at 7 30 p m.
On June 14 Goshen Booster 4H members met at Tom and Marvin Miller home. The meeting ran from 8 p.m. after recreation led by President Don Andrews. Minutes were read by Eugene Forman and Hans Hues gave the treasurer’s report. A decision was made to skip a money making project for now. A community project was discussed with a committee of Tom Miller Steve Crabb and Tom Flynn to report next meeting. They voted to buy a softball and bat for recreation. The safety speaking contest and demonstrations are scheduled for July 15. Marvin Miller demonstrated engine servicing and electrical basics while Mr Andrews explained electrical safety and code basics. The meeting adjourned to June 28 at 7 30 p.m. at Mike and Willard Smith’s Hillstation Road home with refreshments served. The Slick Chicks 4-H Club met June 19 at the Rhein home to plan July 15 elimination day at Holy Trinity Church Batavia and a possible booth at Goshen Knothole 4th of July Carnival. Two demonstrations followed and an inspection of a member’s room. Next meeting is July 10 at 10 00 a.m. at the Rhein home.
The Amelia Seamrippers met at Penny Mason's home on June 8. They planned a car wash bake sale and hayride with Penny elected as hay ride chair and Paula Shrive publicity chair. Five members attended Senior 4-H Camp and a health report was given by Becky Wooley.
Our vice president took over the June 18 meeting in the absence of Susan Burdsall who traveled to Coshocton Ohio. Karen Hardt led the pledge Jackie Gilkison led the 4 H pledge Mrs Henson spoke on judging safety rules were read by Sharon Gilkston and Shirley Zachary chaired. The next meeting is set for June 28 at the church. Investment in U S Savings Bonds is not subject to state or local income taxes federal tax and bond interest may be deferred until cashing the bond.
The Clermont Countian will select a local Wildlife Conservation awardee for contributing to hunting and fishing opportunities through management of at least 50 acres of private property. Nominations due by June 30 to Clarence Lytle in Batavia. The awards panel includes Lytle and a Soil and Water Conservation rep plus the County Extension Advisory Council. Regional winners will be named in five wildlife districts.
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