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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
7
Editorial advises on preventing food poisoning during the July 4th holiday. It stresses refrigerating foods, using portable iceboxes, keeping items sealed, assembling meals on site, and avoiding perishables like cream filled items. The piece warns that warm weather rapidly grows bacteria and that hours of delay can ruin meals.
Warren C. Nelson, director of the Ohio Department of Highway Safety, cites Memorial Day weekend deaths and urges heightened alertness to prevent tragedies. He notes 28 fatalities with 18 potentially avoidable, most during the day and in urban areas, and no deaths on the Ohio Turnpike.
The piece weighs the cost and value of the United States space program as Congress considers a 5.7 billion request. It cites critics like Lewis Strauss and discusses whether space investment yields lasting national gains or risks wasted funds, urging fiscal restraint. It also notes a Cincinnati recreation booklet titled It’s Fun To Live in Cincinnati.
A humorous column blends telephone mixups and quick quips as a woman baits a garage with song requests while a fat client gets diet advice. It ends with a light jab on family parrots and small daily domestic contrasts.
In 1913 era notes, Moscow council clashed with Greene Steam Boat owner over wharf rights. Greene built a separate wharf prompting state and federal investigations. Also reports on Dr. J C Scott elected VP of the Ohio Pharmaceutical Association. local school appointments in Batavia. 1933 fire events in Amelia and a July Fourth celebration in Williamsburg.
A dramatic review praises Through the Garden Wall for its themes of unity and honesty. It highlights the cast’s performance, the play’s hopeful message, and positive notices from the London West End venue and regional papers.
Clermont in Columbus notes Senate Joint Resolution 46 advances to voters in November 1963 to authorize a 250 million bond issue for state colleges and universities 125 million for schools 15 million for state use and 25 million for parks and lands with annual caps and a cigarette tax to cover debt. Speaker criticizes tax burden and favors pay as you go while junkyard licensing bill also moves requiring licenses and setback rules. Comments directed to Capital Building Columbus Ohio.
A reader argues that idle time fuels juvenile delinquency and urges parents to keep teens busy with honest work. The piece cites Judge William J Gwermaier of Whiting Indiana who sentencing a repeat offender to teen-age work details, and questions parental responsibility and public shaming as possible remedies.
A human skeleton was unearthed from an Indian mound near the Waynesville School on former A. C. Lamb property. A Shaw Excavating Co. bulldozer uncovered the bones with fossilized snails and an ax head. souvenier hunters took relics while the rest were placed in the superintendent Richard Watters’s office for study.
Mary Baker Eddy discusses the moral tie between justice and truth and how pursuit of truth guides or restrains human conduct in her writings. The phrase frames a view of truth as powerful yet potentially burdensome in moral life.
A poem fragment recalls May roses and lavender lilacs with April violets and June tulips. It notes heirloom blooms Dr. Van Freet and Paul's Scarlet, plus Peace and Red Charlotte Armstrong, under a maple tree where Grandmother’s bed thrived. Sweet memories frame a heritage of flowers and family.
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