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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1973
Page
2
The Clermont Courier established as Batavia Ohio's oldest newspaper notes its Republican stance and weekly Thursday publication. It traces lineage to The Spirit of the Times of 1826 and The Chronicle of the Times and records second class mailing at Batavia.
The Clermont Publishing Company at 5385 West Main Street Batavia Ohio lists subscription rates of $3.00 per year and display advertising rates on request. Names shown include Jerald and Thomas Fortney publishers France Raine,-ener cet ws editor Ploise Ellis 6.624% 6 managing editor Margaret Jamieson associate editor William Massey advertising manager Niana Shelton. Classified & Circulation.
The Mt Moriah United Methodist Church women announce a semi annual rummage sale Friday April 6 from 9 a m to 7 p m in the fellowship hall 681 Mt Moriah Drive Williamsville. Items include clothing for men women and children with ample parking.
The column reports a vandal set fire to the football field ticket booth on March 21. It notes events from March 23 Sadie Hawkins Dance, a March 30 jazz and rock ensemble trip to Florida, and a March 30 last day of school before spring break then April 9 return. The April 12 Amelia Glen Este band concert is announced and band label savings for uniforms are urged.
A Wednesday fire at Amelia High School’s football field destroyed the ticket office with about 1000 dollars in damage. BMOP firefighters reported the scene and investigators from Clermont were involved though Sheriff’s deputies had no record of an inquiry. The booth honored graduate Brad Braughton who died in Vietnam and left ten thousand dollars to the school athletic department.
Keith Baker, 18, Amelia High senior and DE program leader, earned first runner up in the Ohio DE Student of the Year at the State Leadership Conference in Columbus. He has served as Amelia Deca Club president, wrestled intramurals, and plans to attend Morehead University. The ceremony in Beechmont Mall featured coordinator Mrs. Mary Smith and other staff.
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