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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1969
Page
2
Eldon Green Clermont County Dog Warden was bitten by a Beagle hound. Six stitches were needed on his hand. The Beagles’ owner, away in Mexico, admitted the dogs lacked rabies protection and Green started the anti rabies series. A thief later stole the dog and another at the scene. An appeal for information was issued.
Ohio promotes a 92 page travel directory published by the Travel Division of the State Development Department. The guide showcases hundreds of attractions across the state with hours, access routes, admission fees, and feature descriptions including historic sites, nature wonders, gardens, lodges, cabins, shops, tours, and transport options. Free copies available from Ohio AAA clubs, state parks, and the Development Department in Columbus.
Milford Ebenezer Baptist Church on Happy Hollow Road marks 100th year and announces expansion plans. Pastor J. Elliot Thomas says the church will add a $32000 extension this year, enhancing facilities for the congregation in Milford.
Hut-VFW tops Anderson 3 to 2 at Anderson Hills. Bob Cain earned the win while Sim Sawyer took the loss. Hut-VFW's Bill Wiseman slugged a homer and a single, Joe Snider and Joe Brink each added two hits. Anderson's Bill Sweeny posted a homer and a single. Willowville manager Walter Ellis invites fans to a Sunday game June 29 at McQuire Field against Finkleman’s Furniture at 2:30 p.m.
Jim Scott of WSAI will serve as grand marshal for the Day Heights eighth annual festival parade at 7 p.m. Friday. Proceeds from a three day event benefit the Day Heights Volunteer Fire Department. The festival continues Saturday and Sunday on the fire house grounds with social time, food, refreshments, and prizes including a Nassau trip or a color TV.
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