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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1961
Page
5
Brick ranch homes and building lots offered across Milford and surrounding counties. Properties include a 4 bedroom ranch with garage near Laurel, 70 acre tillable farms, 87 acre tracts, 38 acre Highland County land, and investment multi unit parcels with utilities. Prices range from 7 500 to 17 200 with owner financing options and acreage details.
Property listings describe a frame home with basement, furnace, gas water, cabinets, two car garage and option for small down payment with balance as rent at 10 500. A near new ranch on a large lot with modern kitchen, oil furnace, storm doors and windows, hardwood floors, and vacancy at 11 500. A three bedroom home on a well landscaped lot with full basement and automatic heat priced at 11 500. A new ranch style home with breakfast bar walk in closets large picture windows and two car attached garage on a double lot offered with seller financing options.
A set of real estate blurbs describes several homes in Williamsburg and nearby areas. Properties include a three bedroom brick ranch with attached garage asking 18 200, a large family friendly eight room house on nearly two acres priced around 24 900, a two bedroom with excellent garage and tillable land at 7500, and a well furnished five room vacant country home with basement and financing options priced at 11 750.
Ohio State University Naval Reserve officer trainees including midshipman Donald H. Rapp of Goshen and Richard B Pasten complete a three day aviation indoctrination at Pensacola. Other Navy and Army personnel prepare for Korea and celebrate the Navy Air Basic Training Command anniversary with displays and open house aboard ships.
Doris Wood urges parents to arrange children's summer library use including bookmobile visits and branch trips. Primary grades should practice reading to prevent skill loss, and first graders can obtain library cards with a parent present. Children may borrow four books without a parent, more with approval. Locations and times for multiple days and venues are listed.
Ohio state fiscal report for ten months ending April 30 shows expenditures of 1,356,646,307 surpassing receipts of 1,287,295,701 by 69,350,606. Revenue to date is 77,138,193 below last year’s level, while expenditures are up 22,138,778 from the prior year. Last month’s receipts totaled 146,859,375, exceeding expenditures of 130,526,876 by 16,332,499.
A compact aphorism from August W. Hare declaring that strength defines justice across time, affirming a perennial view that power shapes moral order.
Hiram Gilbert of Beechmont Barber Shop and Gilbert's Hair Styling Mt. Washington opens a new barber shop in the Alamar Inn building across from Cherry Grove Plaza. A 16 year barber and Moler Barber graduate, he has worked as a hair stylist for six years and has lived in Clermont County for 10 years. He invites friends to visit.
The weekly menu lists meals for West Clermont Schools from May 15 to May 19. Items include ham sandwiches with sweet potatoes and cabbage on Monday, meat pie with beets and fruit cup on Tuesday, beef barbecues with corn and salad on Wednesday, Swiss steaks with mashed potatoes and corn on Thursday, and fish with pineapple and bread on Friday.
The Courier notes bills HB 78 and HB 85 acted on in committees. HB 78 would clarify municipal traffic control for school buses and has passed the House. HB 85 would empower the State Highway Director to contract with adjoining states for cross border bridges, avoiding slow special acts.
The Men's Fellowship of Calvary Chapel Rt 125 and Williams Dr hosts a Mother's Day program at 7 30 p m on Sunday May 14 with the Greater Cincinnati Youth and Adult Choral Union a 60 voice choir in existence 28 years affiliated with the National Gospel Choir and Choruses The choir has traveled in seven states Henry Wilson serves as president of the organization The program features Negro spirituals and the public is invited to attend.
Three area students at Ohio State University will be honored for high academic achievement at the fourth annual President’s Scholarship Recognition Dinner. The event is at 6 p.m. Wednesday May 17 in the Ohio Union. 453 honor roll members with 3.5 GPA or higher will receive medallions.
Mt Holly United Church of Christ will hold special Mother's Day services on Sunday May 14 at 10 45 a m Rev Samuel B Wenger will speak on Gods Garden Oldest and youngest mothers will receive honors A breakfast for local high school seniors will precede the service and they will be recognized during worship
Installations nationwide and the Ninth and Twelfth Air Forces will conduct large scale maneuvers emphasizing defensive tactics. Conrad serves as a rifleman in Company E of the 39th Infantry at Fort Army and completed basic training last November at Fort.
The Seventh day Adventist Church reports a $1.39 million world relief drive last year with 832000 pounds of clothing and 7348000 pounds of surplus food valued at $442,198.73 shipped to Chile, Hong Kong, Korea and the Philippines. Vitamins, medicines, equipment, and 120 tons of powdered milk and cornmeal were sent to the Congo earlier this year, with monthly shipments planned. A special offering is slated for Saturday May 13.
Amelia4H club elected Linda Sillett president Pamela DeVault vice president June Tomkin treasurer at a meeting hosted by Mrs Tula Gullett. Officials led a prayer dedication seed water sower and offerers were named with Nancy King reporting.
Revival services will be held May 11-21 at 7:45 nightly at the Amelia Church of the Nazarene 1295 W Ohio Pike Evangelist Hugh L Slater of Savannah Georgia will lead. Slater trained at Trevecca Nazarene College and has pastored in several states before evangelism. He also serves as soloist musician and poet to accompany sermons.
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