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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1963
Page
21
Jeanette McMillan, a Goodwill Industries worker from Milford, suffered a broken arm delaying her reweaving project. She shared a letter from Representative Harsha praising her courage and promising federal help if needed.
Social notes show Mr and Mrs Ralph Kain of Kentucky and friends visiting in Amelia. Mrs Wanda Jones and Mrs Dora McAfee spend weekends away while Mrs Ella Cover hosts a bridge club. Garden entries praise Joseph Gréber's vegetable garden and seeds grown from July stock. Birthdays list several local residents with dates in May. Memorial Day reflection urges civility and arbitration to end wars.
Ernest Meek and his daughter Audrey have returned to their home at 4126 Half Acre Road Rt 4 Batavia after a stay in Safety Harbor Florida. They were away for a period and have now resumed residence at their Batavia address.
Foot tall and in full bloom plants resist frost and hint at an early prolific crop, signaling favorable growing conditions and high yields for growers this season.
The 1963 Greater Cincinnati Telephone Directory will be delivered to business and residential customers starting May 20 with an estimated 554,000 copies. A revived 1955 feature lists emergency fire and police numbers. the cover shows a photograph of a telephone in Hale installing a princess hat with young customers watching.
Miami Township trustees heard mixed views on rezoning 70.4 acres near Loveland for an industrial park named Loveland Industrial Center Corp. Opponents urged appeals to Common Pleas Court. lawyers have ten days to file after decision. The meeting also approved a sexton’s office at Greenlawn Cemetery and announced a May 25 bake sale for Clermont County special classes at 128 Main St Batavia Court House steps.
Mr and Mrs Tom Smith of Neenah Wisconsin announce the birth of their first child Sharon Ann on May 15. The mother is the former Mary Margret Ankrom. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Glen Ankrom of 365 Wood Street Batavia.
Susan O Connor scored 125 of 150 to place second in first year bookkeeping and 12th in state for district. Patrick Hill 14th in biology with 112 of 130. Carol Shelly 12th in state and 3rd in district in ninth grade English. Top 20 across subjects receive certificates of place. Many district and honorable mentions noted for various subjects across 500+ student districts.
The Amelia Tigers and New Richmond Reds top Class D with 3–0 records. Class C leaders are Amelia Yanks and Bethel at 2–0, while New Richmond Giants stand 2–1. Class B notes rain causing postponements. several New Richmond and Amelia teams remain undefeated in their divisions.
Milford Clover Clovers 4-H Club announces a June 20 Swing Party at Coney Island and an August 24 mother-daughter picnic. The plans were shared by Pam Land Linda Lynn and Leslie Coffee at the May 14 meeting.
Ronald R. Florea Realtor honors firm’s top salesmen W Scott Telford and Jim Florea for leading in farm and residential sales. They spearheaded a best three month period with almost 700000 in transactions January to April 1, a 2 percent rise from 1962. Florea projects record sales for the year with eight southwestern Ohio counties served from Milford Shopping Center office.
The Calvary Baptist Mission will hold revival services May 26 to June 1 at 7 30 p m in the Upper Clough Civic Club building on Deepwood Lane Clough Pike Evangelist will be Donald Jones pastor of First Baptist Goshen Eugene Parker is the local pastor The message stresses moral discipline and Christian peace attributed to Mary Baker Eddy
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