Clermont Writer Wins Nationwide Contest for Outdoors
George Laycock of Glen Este won the open magazine division prize in the Outdoor Writers Association of America contest, earning $1,000 to be awarded at the June 26 Aberdeen Washington OWAA convention banquet. Other first place winners included Hank Andrews and Edward E. Edgar for newspaper and television work.
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Ripley Man Faces Conversion Charge
Horace Woodward, 43, of Rt. 1 Ripley, is in Clermont County jail on a conversion charge filed by John Cavanaugh Bethel auto dealer. Cavanaugh says Woodward, a former employee, borrowed a car and did not return it.
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New Baptist Church Organized in Amelia
Following an all day tent meeting at the Amelia Park site the Central Baptist Church was organized. It began as a Baptist mission in fall 1956 with meetings in Amelia school auditorium under Central Baptist Bible College sponsorship. Rev. Bill Jackson former missionary to Jerusalem became pastor in March 1957. Sunday school attendance has increased.
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Democrats Appoint Two To Committee
Ed Osborne reports two members named to the Clermont County Democratic Central Committee. Robert Fitzpatrick of Owensville fills the Whitmer vacancy in Stonelick township. Fred Busch of Bethel replaces Lucien Bredwell in Tate township.
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Bethel
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Tate Township
New church plans advance as Batavia grows
The Courier notes 48 new church members since a prior count, nine acres on Main Street purchased for a future permanent home, with a Bible study each Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Clermont Courier building, Batavia, and a Sunday school bus route planned through Batavia.
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Pontiac the big heavyweight that outdrives the compact
The Pontiac offers up to 8.9 percent more car per dollar with official specifications to prove it. From the rugged xXmember frame to Precision-Touch Controls for easy steering and braking, Pontiac promises handling like a dream in traffic and on the open road, proving smaller cars are shaded.
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