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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1967
Page
2
Newtonsville Mr and Mrs Ben Clemens celebrated their golden wedding with an open house in the Methodist fellowship rooms from 2 to 5. More than 100 attended and gifts poured in while Mrs Clemens’ California nephew and wife traveled the greatest distance.
Leading show horse farms from New York to Oklahoma will enter the 1967 Greater Cincinnati Horse Show to be held May 4-7 at Cincinnati Gardens. Proceeds support the Southwestern Ohio Kiwanis Mental Health Association and the Children’s Unit School for mentally disturbed youngsters at Longview State Hospital in Cincinnati.
Amelia High School announces Teri Light who earns a Presidential Honor Scholarship to Ohio University for 1967-68 and ranks second in the class. Lona Jo Brown receives a State scholarship to the University of Cincinnati. both students engaged in multiple activities and clubs.
A card from Mrs Emma Rogers notes she is visiting grandchildren in Nashville Tennessee as her son Lt Col Don Rogers and Mrs Rogers travel on a business trip to Columbus Ohio.
Glen Este Junior High principal Albert Nutgrass releases the honor roll lists for grades 7 and 8. Names include Jacquelyn Hofford Robin Pringle Donald Danner Carol Morgan Brenda Scott Carol Bacon Steve Bauer Daryl Davis Mary Vanderstrasse Marc Bachman Ralph Kelly John Pfau Kay Schaffer Karen Sweet Colleen Wolfe Susan Danker Dennis Glaser Mark Jones Connie Purcell Janice Rumke Charles Fisher Jerry Forbes Phyllis Hinkle Ginger Lippmeier Mary Sheridan Beverly Winder Robert Wolf Jill Abbott Kathy Hall Phillip House Allen Jones Mark Kittrel Deborah Ross Brenda Siler.
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