The Clermont Courier Page2 Highlights March 12 1963
The Clermont Courier issue dated March 12 1963 from The Clermont Publishing Company. Page2 features briefs and local notices typical of a small town newspaper edition.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1963
Page
2
The Clermont Courier issue dated March 12 1963 from The Clermont Publishing Company. Page2 features briefs and local notices typical of a small town newspaper edition.
Campaign Chairman Harry H. Santen urges mail in contributions for the 1963 Heart Fund drive as Heart Sunday delays due to flu. Clermont County reports 116,850.84 raised so far, with many solicitors still tallying and visits continuing this week. Community leaders thank residents, volunteers, and local press for support.
Amelia society items report relatives visiting and returning home after a sister's funeral. Hospital updates note Mary Bissantz recovering. Local clubs and groups meet. DeMolay to hold service at Bantam Presbyterian Church on March 17.
The Wildcats win the county title with team members Ronald Yockey Charles Perkins Bob Jones David Burgess Ernie Ramos Danny Storer and coach James R Marshall. The piece also highlights birthdays anniversaries and a call for civic groups to sponsor Y.E.S. activities to keep teens in school and gain work experience.
The Greater Cincinnati Council uses cookie profits to fund Day Camp for about 20,000 Girl Scouts in Clermont County and across the region. Camp William Butterworth and Camp Ross Trails serve hundreds with pools, dining halls, and boating lakes as Stanberry Park hosts two two week sessions. Cookies support program aids and council operations in Cincinnati where Girl Scouts are a Red Feather Agency of the Community Chest.
The Williamsburg 4-H Club named Larry Sprague president Larry Malott vice president Steve Heil secretary Mark Jordan treasurer Ralph Fer ree news reporter David Heil recreation leader Robert Baumgardner health and safety. Members plan an Easter egg sale to raise funds for Camp Graham improvements and urge residents to support in the community. Candy eggs can be ordered by calling 724-3961.
Williamsburg Board of Trustees of Public Affairs appoints Malott's Servicenter as collector for future water sewer bills after Galen Glancy resigns effective March 1 1963. Bills may be paid by mail to the Clerk Board of Trustees of Public Affairs.
A religious reflection urges parents to model faith and claim the new birth before guiding children, arguing spiritual discernment matters for proper training. It warns against letting children choose beliefs without personal salvation and cites Proverbs 22 6 and Jesus as the way.
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