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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1963
Page
2
Local paper notes its lineage from Spirit of Times and Chronicle of the Times under the 1878 Act. It is issued at Batavia, Ohio, published by The Clermont Publishing Company with second class postage paid in Batavia.
Bethel will charge $15 for any call outside the village effective Oct 1. The rate was approved Sept 23 as the squad is funded by village funds and donations and cannot legally serve non residents without a fee. Charges support operating costs and will go to the Village General Fund.
Emma L. Kimball RN announces a district health conference at the Methodist Church on Wednesday October 2 starting at 10 am. Civic-minded attendees from 19 counties will discuss personal family and community health under the topic Mental Fitness for the Future. Lunch at Ewing's cafeteria. no reservations.
Represented Conference with Dr William H Schneider rector and Edmund K Yantes MD leading a panel on attaining social maturity. A visit to Champaign Nursing Home followed with a tour. Counties sending reps include Darke Miami Champaign Madison Franklin Preble Montgomery Greene Fayette Ross Butler Warren Clinton Highland Hamilton Pickaway Clermont Brown Adams. The Urbana gathering is one of seven statewide conferences in October and November.
Goshen Mrs. Alva Hill leads the school lunch staff at the Goshen PTA meeting tonight at 8 in the elementary auditorium. A demonstration explains lunch planning and a film shows how children are served. The staff will serve a typical school lunch for 25 cents after the business session. Robert Gower, school superintendent, will speak, and a school board member will report on activities and board candidates.
A joke pun describes placing two elephants in the front seat and two in the back of a Volkswagen. The dialogue then shifts to a quip about Jim's job, suggesting he is a floor walker rather than a matrimonial firm manager.
A quip from the St Louis Globe Democrat jokes about a man buying a do it yourself barber kit and cutting his own hair while another customer laments not enough money to tip. The waiter replies by offering to recheck the bill.
A maxim urging immediate effort and steady work as the path to achievement, emphasizing labor as the key to greatness and proficiency. The message frames action as essential and timely for personal or communal advancement.
Health Commissioner Dr. Albert W. Van Sickle reported to the Clermont County Board of Health that the new Glen Este Junior and Senior High schools in West Clermont have a malfunctioning sewage disposal plant. The lake pollution, dying fish, and legal counsel involvement are noted as inspectors review operation and efforts to fix the system including a proposed settling basin.
Mr. Irvin announces all ten Williamsburg Local District school buses passed state safety and operation inspection for the coming year, following verification by State Patrolman Nick Morris.
A list of auto dealers and representatives across Cincinnati area towns detailing brands from Buick to Volkswagen with owner or contact names and locations such as Milford Batavia Amelia Loveland Cincinnati and Milford. Notable names include Cavanaugh Motors Charles Murphy Murphy in Cincinnati and Allan Ireton New Richmond.
The Clermont Brown Federation of Farm Women's Clubs holds its annual fall meeting at Williamsburg Methodist Church on Oct. 17 at 10 30 a.m. Reservations for lunch may be made with Mrs Emerson Boyd at 373 N Second St Williamsburg.
A compact reflection on apology credited to Oliver Wendell Holmes arguing that apologizing reveals egotism turned outward, suggesting self-centered expression rather than genuine contrition.
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