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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1973
Page
6
Union Township trustees schedule a May 22 hearing over multiple charges against Police Chief Paul Hermann who remains suspended after refusing to resign. An Ohio State Patrol breath test after a recent traffic crash showed a .12 reading. Hermann faced prior probation for drinking on duty and carrying a gun.
Principal Warren Tipton of Glen Este High School was informed by UC registrar John B. Goering that 13 Glen Este graduates earned Dean's List honors for the winter quarter 1972 73. The students include Alton Baxter Charles Burns Thomas Cole Gregory Emmert Sharon Gray Barbara Hillman Jacqueline Hoffard Theresa Jones Janice Rumke Kristine Schirmer Susan Sheatzley Mary Sheridan and Kay Warmbier.
The McNicholas High School Spring Formal themed Colour My World is set for Saturday May 12 from 9 p m to 1 a m. Bittersweet will play while Debbie Wilson chairs the senior class event and Sister Ruth Kettman C S J serves as faculty moderator. A buffet snack will be served.
About 90 Glen Este High School students perform the musical Sound of Music from May 10 to May 12 at 8 p.m. in the school cafetorium directed by James Rauch with Kimberly Harper as Maria and John Curtis as Captain von Trapp. Reserve seats by calling 752 1787.
Clermont County received $83,203.82 in general relief subsidy payments from the state auditor's office in April. The program funds all 88 counties to offset administrative and general relief costs. Statewide distributions for the month totaled $8,888,188.82, alongside federal and state aid programs such as Aid for Dependent Children and Aged, Disabled and Blind.
A Nostalgic Neville column honors mothers in all forms and celebrates local families. The piece highlights the Myers children delivering the Post and Time Star, shares Easter gatherings, hospital updates, Knothole and W.S.C.S events, and a Felicity Franklin track roster led by Ronnie Rudd.
The Fortnightly Club of New Richmond sells freshly potted geraniums May 11 and 12 outside the bank starting 3 pm Friday and all day Saturday. A Teen movie at Nine Village Cinema screens The Sword In the Stone at 7 30 nightly. Local track notes list events, with Larry Quinn scoring a single three points at the May 1 meet in New Richmond. The column also salutes birthdays and returning soldiers, and notes unusual Bear Creek incidents.
The Association's Executive Committee installed Gary Littleton as president and Dana Miller as president-elect. Mrs Ruth The officers serve at large on the executive committee with school staff representatives district wide. The committee endorsed the New Richmond operating levy and the vocational school bond issue and will assist in the election.
The New Richmond Elementary PTA sponsors a flea market and rummage sale on Saturday May 12 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the school on Bethel New Richmond Road. Booths will feature antique glassware art crafts bread baked goods candy and more. Call 553-3313 or 353-4627 to donate rummage or rent a booth. Refreshments will be served. The PTA is a new group hosting its first fund raiser.
The final Felicity Franklin School PTA meeting is set for Tuesday May 15 at 8 p.m. The program features installation of new officers and a presentation by the high school German Club.
Mt Moriah United Methodist Church plans Vacation Church School from June 18 to 22 in the Fellowship Hall 9 30 am to noon. Thirty one teachers have been recruited with twelve attending a workshop at Milford Trinity United Methodist on April 25. Children ages three through sixth grade are invited and registrations are being taken via church office or contact persons Alice Wright or Vera McMillan.
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