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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1966
Page
4
Glen Este High School schedules its first Career Day for Tuesday March 8 with fifty consultants from various occupations. Students will attend three sessions each, guided by counselors Mrs. Hildegard Babbs and Andrew Coutts, who surveyed student interests to group discussions by line of work.
Batavia Ohio’s Clermont Courier publishes weekly on Thursdays as second class mail. The paper traces origins to 1826 and the Spirit of the Times and Chronicle of the Times, with post office entry under the 1870 act.
The Batavia Fellowship of Protestant Churches schedules five 8:00 p.m. Lenten services at First Presbyterian and other churches throughout March with church leaders and Bishop Lew visiting March 15 and 16. Also noted are youth classes, Women’s Society activities, and a high school basketball game March 4 featuring Newtonsville teachers versus Newtownsville juniors.
Agricultural economist Jean S Bottum notes carryover stocks and higher yields raise questions about updating the tobacco program. On March 10 burley growers vote on continuing marketing quotas on acreage or switching to an acreage poundage basis, needing two thirds approval. The present program has generally functioned well with controlled supplies, favorable prices, and modest government costs.
Obituary items report services for Janice Terwilleger 48 of Newtown and Preston Peterman in Newtown, Gertrude Wallace of Williamsburg, William A. Pitzer of Glen Este, detailing death dates, survivors, and funeral arrangements. Also discusses tobacco acreage poundage referendum plans and voter eligibility for Ohio barley growers.
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