Clermont Courier notices and postal details
The Clermont Courier is Batavia Ohio's oldest newspaper with Republican affiliation. It is published weekly on Thursdays and is entered as second class matter at the Batavia post office under an 1870 act.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1973
Page
2
The Clermont Courier is Batavia Ohio's oldest newspaper with Republican affiliation. It is published weekly on Thursdays and is entered as second class matter at the Batavia post office under an 1870 act.
The Clermont Publishing Company Batavia Ohio lists staff positions with editors and managers. It notes subscription rates at 3.00 per year and advertising by request. Names include Jerald Fortney Thomas Fortney France Raine Finnes, Margaret Jamieson, William Massey, and Niana Shelton.
Thirteen West Clermont School District drivers received 18 hours of instruction in school bus driving at the last class session on February 16. Certificates and instruction were provided by the State Department of Education in cooperation with the district. Nicholas Kepf praised the class for improving local school transportation safety and efficiency. The district is accepting new bus driver applications. call 752-4020 for details.
The 1971 72 Milford High School annual The Droflim has arrived from Inter Collegiate Press and is now available. Any student who ordered an annual from that year may pick it up at Milford High School office during regular hours from 8 a.m. to 2 30 p.m.
Toni Battista, featured twirler for the Twirlettes Baton Corp, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mario Battista of Glen Este Wilhiamsville area, to lead the corps in St Patrick’s Day Parade in Cincinnati and other spring parades. The group directed by Miss Dianne Rabin opens its second parade season with the March 18 downtown event and offers new classes for girls aged 3 and up.
Miss Jacklyn Diane Wilder, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Wilder of Amelia, was capped as a student nurse at ceremonies by the Jewish Hospital School of Nursing. The dedication service involved faculty and freshmen, and Wilder is an Amelia High School graduate.
Fisher Foods Inc plans a million dollar food market on 6.5 acres along Main Street opposite Clermont Shopping Center in Milford. City Manager Ralph Westerburg said at the February 20 council meeting that the project includes a new Service Road extension across SR percent to Miami Avenue at Walnut Street with no truck traffic on Walnut Street. Fisher Foods is buying the land from Bishopric Products which aims to develop the remaining property as the city center reverts.
February skating party runs Feb 26 to Apr 7 8 with Booth space reservations via Jean Zeller at 753-5244. Flea Market hosts a dinner Saturday 5 to 8 pm. Congratulations to David Burton for earning one of seven That's My Boy awards at the Cincinnati Club on Jan 25 for combining academics leadership and football. Cave named senior class president and tri captain with strong PSAT SAT scores. Solo and ensemble contest is March 3 at Miami University. Sadie Hawkins Dance March 23 hosted by the Foreign Language Club open to all couples. girls pay for tickets and corsages. Glen Este Trojans host East Clinton in tournament after Big Blue Machine dominance Friday. Danny Hollabaugh named basketball player of the year and Clermont captain.
A skating party sponsored by Explore Post 406 Amelia will be held March 6 from 7 to 10 p m at Beechmont Roll Arena open to the public. Tickets are available at the door. County All-Star Danny, 6 ft 1 in, guards forward for the Trojan and will return monthly to the high school music room at 8 p m.
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