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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1959
Page
7
Readers ask which influences mental ability more, heredity or environment, with examples from twins' IQ scores. The column notes limits to education's impact and invites brief, credible medical questions to be answered by the Science Editors.
The Cler mont County Public Library trustees approved a 1960 budget totaling 79 843 dollars with 50 948 for salaries 15 000 for books and 13 955 for operating costs. They cited plans to absorb Milford Library operations and to expand Batavia facilities to ease cramped quarters. A Milford contract will assign upkeep to Milford while Batavia adds books and staff.
The Clermont County 4 H Club met at Peggy Tobergta's home to work on fair projects including tea towels shirts and blouses. Refreshments were served and the next meeting will be at Terri Bennett's home as scheduled per Piggy Tobergia news reporter.
Rep. Charles W. Jackson discusses the education committee’s uneven progress on school foundation laws and the need for equal distribution to reduce wealthier districts’ advantage. He notes H R 926 to create a state advisory board for alcoholism education and rehab, with good passage prospects this session.
Brownie’s Store in Owensville is undergoing an extension project with Mr. Brown planning a new general store on the adjacent lot. The Owensville Eastern Star chapter set for annual inspection May 20 at 8 p.m. in the Northeastern High School auditorium. Mrs. William Rosselot hosted the Ladies Bridge Club gathering Wednesday evening. Visitors from Be th el and Dayton, Ohio joined Mrs. Irma Ireton and Mrs. Vara Ireton for Mother’s Day. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hyde attended The Historical Society meeting Thursday evening.
The new Miamiville Grade School replaces a firetrap building with a modern facility for 50 pupils in grades 1 6. It features a large multipurpose room and two standard classrooms funded by a $73,000 bond approved by district residents, backed by the PTA led by Mrs. Fred Huddle and with School Board President Orville Richardson.
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