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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1962
Page
2
The Clermont Courier lists page two content published in Batavia Ohio with local notices and brief items dated June 26 1962. The snippet covers community updates and civil notices typical of a small town newspaper of that era.
Vacationing children seek fun and learning with librarian Doris Wood as a welcome guide. The bookmobile and school bookmobile routes list times and stops from Tuesday through Friday, offering books, crafts, stories, and summer hobbies to keep youngsters engaged and prevent reading loss.
The State of Ohio’s bonded debt as of May 31, 1962 stood at 500,608,000 with total bonds issued for World War II Compensation, Korean Conflict, Major Thoroughfare Construction and Capital Improvements totaling 922,500,000. The report lists bond balances, maturities, and notes by fund and notes that Capital Improvements Construction bonds mature last on December 15, 1977. Also announced is a first for the Ohio State Fair with a modern milking operation display to run Aug 24 to Sept 3 in Columbus, per E J Keirns, assistant manager of the Expositions Commission.
Miss Sara Louise Ruffner and John Stevens Lytle wed in a double ring ceremony at Lincoln Avenue Methodist Church Pleasantville with Rev Don ald Albasin officiating. The couple, both from prominent local families, now reside at 317 Sixth St Columbus.
Janie Law rence, 11, demanded a dime at Shields Jewelers on Main Street Williamsburg. She handed a note claiming the dime funds weapons for a Swiss army and promised repayment, earning a quiet, puzzled response from proprietor Cliff Shields.
Vera Cruz Holy Ghost Chérel hosts a card party and social on Saturday June 3 at 8 30 p m in Kof Hall Fayetteville with police invited The note ends with a religious exhortation about Seaya and faith and a line from Cicero on fear and power
The text urges believers to maintain faith as the second coming nears. It cites Titus 2 13 Luke 18 2 and II Timothy 4 3 to warn that many will turn away from sound doctrine and cling to teachers with itching ears. It questions whether readers are aiding these prophecies.
Pastor Leo Boeke of St. Thomas More Church lists July sermons on Jesus Christ Our Savior Jesus Redeemer Through His Passion Death Resurrection and Ascension Our Guarantee to Resurrection to Eternal Life Mind the Things That Are Above and The Final Divine Estimation of Our Lives The public is invited to all services.
Shirley Wilson and Mary Jo Bloom from Williamsburg High School represent at the 16th Buckeye Girls' State workshop held June 16 to 24 on Capitol University's campus in Bexley. They are sponsored by Williamsburg Junior Women's Club and American Legion Post 288 and hold NHS and Junior Senior Science Club roles. Shirley co edits the 1963 yearbook. Mary Jo is an FTA member.
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