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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1963
Page
2
St Veronica Church Mt Carmel hosts a rummage sale in the church hall on Tabasco Road May 17 and May 18 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Items include clothing and household articles. Mrs Nell Hall serves as chairman.
A compilation of property transfers listing multiple buyers and sellers across Franklin Goshen Miami Monroe Pierce Tate Union and Williamsburg. Transactions include various lots and acres transferred among individuals and entities such as Loveland Mutual Building Loan Co Clermont Building Loan Co and Church organizations.
Four Countians earned Ohio State University winter quarter honors for high academic averages. Honorees: Paul W. Lytle of Batavia, Thomas A. Saner of Bethel, Michael B. Cutlip of Milford, and Richard R. Gates of New Richmond.
The Williamsburg Garden Club led the Arbor Day program at the elementary school with a tree planting on the grounds. Special guests included Mayor and Mrs. C. E. Danbury and Mrs. Harriet Matthis, with readings by Jody Stephenson and Rosemary Malott and the band performing America and the Star Spangled Banner.
Cub Pack 127 held a kite derby with awards for Largest Flat Kite and Message Kite led by Steve Long and David Hackney. Dad's Own Kite winners included Harry Shively and John Hackney. Other honors went to John Trasser Steve Shively Gary Miller with arrows and badges. A April 22 meeting at the school announced a Serpent Mound excursion on June 2 with a family gathering at East Batavia Legion grounds at 1 30 PM.
The Glancy reunion will be held at Goshen school on Sunday June 2 with 1 p.m. dinner and memorial services for the deceased. The Goshen high school band will entertainment, and Abe Glancy and Hughes are list contacts for assistance or program additions.
Quote attributed to Herbert Hoover highlights how future scientific advances will endlessly create new frontiers for those who seek adventure and discovery. The remark frames science as a perpetual frontier expanding human exploration.
The Burg Garden Club will meet May 7 at 8 p.m. at Williamsburg Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Irene Harbaugh as hostess. The program includes two papers, Porch and Window Boxes by Mrs. Richard Tennison and Night Lighting For Gardens by Mrs. Larry Cadwallader. An officers meeting and May arrangement display are planned.
Bill Lytle son of Mr and Mrs Paul Lytle 2964 Batavia Williamsburg Placed on Ohio State University honor roll for the winter quarter at OSU.
Ramona Chance on Route 3 reports new and changed businesses in the Ba- area, detailing openings and modifications affecting local commerce.
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