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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1964
Page
2
The Clermont Courier announces its status as the successor to The Spirit of the Time and The Chronicle at Batavia Ohio under the act of Congress March 3 1870. Second class postage paid at Batavia Ohio.
Thieves entered Clark's Family Store at 41 West Main Street in two separate break ins. The March 12 burglary damaged the shop and stole men’s clothing shoes and a radio, with an earlier January 31 entry similar but mainly money taken. Patrolman Al Haley investigates.
The Miami University Deans List for the past semester includes 15 Countians among undergraduates with 12 or more credit hours and at least a B average. Four students earned high honor while 12 achieved honor status. names and addresses of honorees are listed.
The seven year old registered Guernsey cow Milmoores Mitzie, owned by R. Barton and P. Channel of Sabina, Ohio, completed two 305 day tests with an official production record of 11 199 pounds of milk and 598 pounds of butterfat under supervision of Ohio State University as part of the American Guernsey Cattle Club testing.
Dr. W. H. Irwin of the U S Public Health Service and Oklahoma State University was honored with a conservation plaque at the Stillwater Oklahoma Rotary Club meeting held March 17 during National Wildlife Week. The award recognized his work as Director of Wildlife Conservation and Professor of Zoology from 1940 to 1963. he accepted in absentia due to duties at the Taft Center.
A letter from Louis E. McCabe, chairman of the Citizens for Educational Freedom, argues that forcing parochial first graders into public schools taxes the Catholic family. He calls for a reform where部分 tax dollars follow the child to the chosen school and urges cooperation with schools to solve financial challenges.
The review highlights a new single by the Tams with You Lied to Your Daddy and Its All Right side pairing. It notes Shirelles style swingers Sha La La and His Lips Get in the Way. It also profiles Terry Stafford discovered by Crusader Records and climbing with Suspicion, plus a list of top 10 hits in Batavia and classic 1960s releases from Venus to Try.
FLOOGIE ALLEN led Milford Social with a 612 three game series and 247 single. FLOYD HEISLER had 622 three game. DICK CONNERS topped Monday Night Mixed Couples with 600 three game and 236 single. MARTHA PITCHER led Sun Bowl with 541 three game and singles 193 195. ACE MELVIN 212 and JIM MOORE 203 in Sun Bowl. Catherine Moorman led Miami Ladies with 481 across 153 156 172. Highs include Eve West 497 in Milford Hotshots and multiple 100s to 180s across leagues. Converted splits noted for several players. Turpin Construction posted a 2113 series.
Clermont County Farm Bureau Cooperative Assoc. will hold its annual meeting at D-X Ranch on Route 125 March 19 at 7 p.m. Ray C. Hobson of Landmark Farm Bureau will speak. Dinner precedes, reservations due March 16. A business session follows at 8 p.m. An election of directors and year-end report will be presented. Mr and Mrs Herbert Jeffries announce birth of granddaughter Audrey Lee Dennison Feb. 18 in New York.
The Neville area reports record Sunday School attendance despite winter hardship and widespread river flooding. Homes in the river towns flooded. cleanup to begin as waters recede. Community events include the Get-Together Club gathering with bingo and refreshments on March 4–5. obituaries express sympathy for Daisy Simmerman and John Constant. Rev. Mark Killam’s revival at Moscow Church may be postponed due to flood effects.
Dr Rapp and Mrs Rapp spent winter in St Petersburg Fla. He slipped in a hotel bathroom suffering a broken leg below the hip which should knit well. Mrs Hugh McAfee hosted the Ladies Bridge Club. Cliff Rosselot and family attended Edgecliff Fathers Club dinner at Our Lady of Cincinnati College. Jerry Snider finished basic training at Lackland and moves to Amarillo. Frank Dimmitt and Gladys Rosselet attended Milford Maimi Grange anniversary. William and Rosselet family visited California and Las Vegas.
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control dismissed a charge of Sunday liquor sale against Ted L. and Beulah Johnson of Tiny's Carry Out Milford 308 Main St. The dismissal cites lack of reliable substantial probative evidence.
Hutchinson Farm Implement, New Holland dealer in Williamsburg, announces a full factory warranty on reconditioned Hayliner balers. The warranty, effective immediately, applies to units restored under strict Triple-Check procedures to improve service for New Holland customers.
John Lambert of old Ohio 48 was listed in fair condition at Our Lady of Mercy after a heart attack at 1 50 a.m. He was transported to the hospital by the Loveland Life Squad.
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