May 15 1973 Clermont Courier Highlights
Local page reports headlines and briefs from Clermont and surrounding area dated Thursday May 15 1973. Notable notes include civic updates, school events, and community notices shaping the week.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1973
Page
2
Local page reports headlines and briefs from Clermont and surrounding area dated Thursday May 15 1973. Notable notes include civic updates, school events, and community notices shaping the week.
The West Clermont School District citizens group The Concerned Citizens for Unity and Constructive Change will meet May 24 at 8 p.m. in the VFW Hall Willowville. Dr Steve Katkin Clermont County Mental Health Center will be guest speaker and meet parents. Mrs Thomas W Anstaett chairs the group.
Nancy Ann Sininger of Amelia married Joseph Edward Snider April 28 in Lindale Baptist Church Amelia. Rev James E Nolan officiated with Becky R Sininger maid of honor and Freda Canter and Herman Canter among the attendants. The couple plans a Bethel Baptist Church ceremony June 30 for Joan Ellen Barnes and Richard Lee Custer.
The Mount Holly United Church of Christ held a Mother's Day program with recognition for the oldest and youngest mothers and the mother with the most children. The Rev. Calvin Schroer led worship on the theme The Christian Home. Separate notices report Ohio State Liquor Control Commission actions in Clermont County: Branch Hill Inn faces a 70 day license suspension for pinball wagering and a second charge was dismissed. Mt. Pisgah Grocery license suspended seven days for malt liquor sales on Sunday. Colgan’s Place receives a suspended seven day sentence for Sunday malt liquor sales with deferred action pending.
Amelia United Methodist Church women sponsor a rummage sale Saturday May 19 from 9 a.m. to noon. On Sunday May 20 the group meets at 4 p.m. to hear Honorine Kolb speak on India as part of the Mission Program. A potluck dinner follows the program.
The Bethel chapter of the AAUW will hold a meeting on May 21 at 8 p m in Bethel United Methodist Church. A representative from the Army Corps of Engineers will discuss the East Fork reservoir project.
Joseph Dameron of 16 Hopkins Ave Amelia celebrated his 97th birthday with a May 8 family dinner hosted by his daughter Vashti Gaynor. Guests included Dameron siblings and cousins from Kentucky Ohio and Florida. a son Ervin Dameron could not attend. Dameron is a retired farmer who long ran a Mt Carmel Cameron Road farm after working as a motorman on the Blackline interurban railroad.
Fewer than four weeks remain in the school year as next year’s schedule forms. Freshman Night on Friday May 11 drew large crowds with volleyball and basketball. Mt Pisgah Pipers 4H bake sale May 12 at New Richmond Junior High. Members work on sewing cooking and grooming with a June 12 meet at Sue Oetzel’s. Brenda Bineh Mae Cornell Debbie Cummins and Terry Lynn Cherry demo. Drill team practices continue ahead of May 29 tryouts. Foreign Language Club heads to Pigall’s for a lunch May 19. Kathy signs off for next week.
The 1938 West High missing persons list is published as the 35th reunion nears on June 9 at 6 30 p m at Trolley Tavern Cincinnati readers asked to contact Mrs Howard Seitz at 6304 Rapid Run Road if they know a missing person’s whereabouts The Berean Class and Mount Holly United Church of Christ clash on Amelia High School diamond May 20 at 3 pm Paul Parker urges fans to root for their team Quarch school hour 9 30 am worship 11 00 am Mount Holly Church location east of Amelia on S R 125
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