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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1962
Page
6
Newtonsville notes a reunion after 18 years as Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fancher visit Thurman Hiles in Plumville Kentucky with family. Nearby, 4-H and Nazarene church events, hospital visits, and multiple fire calls along with Life Squad activity are recorded.
Ohio State Auditor James A. Rhodes announced a second 1962 motor vehicle license money distribution totaling about 7.4 million dollars will be paid around May 15. The total 1962 tag money exceeds 46 million dollars in initial distribution, and the May payment will be apportioned by county and township road mileage under a set formula.
The Classes for Mentally Retarded Children express sincere thanks to Mrs. Delores Tarvin and associates for an Easter ham dinner. The State Highway Department workers Busy Bees and Busy Beavers, Mt. Carmel, and Girl Scouts of Bethel donated Easter baskets. Five disabled children enjoyed wheelchairs from Hertz Rient-All of Madisonville, with five New Richmond seniors helping.
Northeastern High School seniors savor a style show on May 2 hosted by Mrs. Benthien's home economics class. Jack Burnett remains a patient at Christ Hospital, improving steadily, with cards accepted at room 429. Upcoming events include senior trips to Washington or Detroit, prom details, and May 20 baccalaureate followed by May 24 commencement with Lionel G. Crocker as speaker on Passports to Citizenship.
A harsh view contrasts labor on the job with leadership reliance on a high paid consultant who arrives at the last moment to shoulder responsibility. The piece questions exploitation under management.
A witty remark defines a conservative as someone who believes nothing should be done for the first time. The quip frames conservatism as favoring caution over initiative, highlighting a philosophy of restraint in changes and reforms.
East Hill Farm Club read poems by Mrs. Ida Wilson at Estella Moore home. Olive Mosbacker and Lena Mueller won contests. Hostess served lunch. June meeting planned with Ann Lung.
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