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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1972
Page
2
The Clermont Courier, Batavia Ohio, promotes Republican principles and is published every Thursday. It is entered as second class matter at the Batavia post office under the 1870 act, continuing Batavia’s oldest paper lineage.
The Clermont Publishing Company at 385 West Main Street Batavia Ohio lists subscription rates at $3.00 per year and offers display advertising rates on request. Staff include Jerald and Thomas Fortney as publishers editor Blainet and Margaret Jamieson as managing editor with William Massey as associate editor and Niana Shelton as advertising manager.
Two new members were elected to the Clermont Soil and Water Conservation District board at the 24th annual meeting held November 9 at Amelia High School. Harry R. Moore and Charles E. Deetzel will serve three year terms starting January 1, 1973.
Services were held Saturday at Kennedy-Stevens Funeral Home Bethel for Arnold L. Bryson 64 who died Tuesday after accidentally shooting himself outside his mobile home on SR 135 near Bethel An investigation by Clermont County Sheriff Donald Watson found the accident followed an argument with Bryson's wife who waited until 9 30 p m to call for help His wife Mary Hassler Bryson was treated for cuts at Brown County Hospital and released He is survived by a Mees and Mrs Jewldine Farquer and two brothers Robert and Jack Bryson
Clermont County Democratic Township Clubs Pierce Two and Union Two announce meetings in the third week of November. Pierce Two Club gathers November 20 at 8 p.m. Union Two Club meets November 21 at 8 p.m. Both events offer refreshments and invite the public.
Wayne Cochran known as Mr Excitement arrives from Las Vegas to perform with The C C Riders at Amelia High School on Monday November 20 at 8 p m The event also features Freshman Night November 17 with an eight minute sports participation program and films in the cafeteria plus a dance and music schedule.
The notice lists numerous marriage license applications across Amelia Batavia Milford and Goshen, detailing groom and bride names ages and addresses, plus occupations for several couples including Dennis Holland and Janice McCracken and Stephen Daniels and Cheryl Moore. Additional household notices reference related prewedding services and local observances.
The McNicholas PTA will host a program on Mediaesthetics the newest trend in education focusing on full human development. English Council of Greater Cincinnati presents the program at McNicholas, first high school in the state to produce student replicas of cultures from different historical periods. Teacher visitation runs 7 15 to 8 15 p m with a brief business session. Yearbook patron subscriptions will be sold in the gym and cafeteria during the meeting.
The McNicholas School lists meals for Monday November 20 featuring turkey dressing and gravy cranberry sauce green beans salad and pumpkin pie. Tuesday November 21 serves hot dogs baked beans deviled eggs and cookies. Wednesday November 22 offers hamburgers hash brown potatoes a combination salad and pudding. Thanksgiving holiday is observed Thursday November 23 and Friday November 24.
A driver named Maines was charged after a boy died from injuries suffered when struck while in charge of arrangements at Children’s Hospital Cincinnati. The boy, a student at St. Thomas More School and organist at the church, is survived by two sisters and grandparents. A David Miller Memorial Fund is established at St. Thomas More School under Sister Caroline. Parents granted permission for use of the child’s eyes, skin, and kidneys for medical research and transplants.
Attorney General Brown backs funding for vocational education through private and public partnerships. Provisions require districts to run standards compliant programs and allow private firms to supply services under state contracts, with costs lower than building new facilities. The Ohio Council of Private Colleges & Schools hosts a Columbus seminar this week to explain new rules. Miss Mattie D. Surry, 103, Amelia, observed her birthday on November 7 and has lived in the area for decades.
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