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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1964
Page
5
The Glemont County board of health votes to implement a revised waste and refuse collection system. The plan sets standards for garbage handling and outlines responsibilities for local agencies.
J S Marshal and Mrs. Fred F. Hoh attend with John E. Maguire of Jacksonville Florida survivor of PT 109 to promote the 175th anniversary of the U S Marshal service. Maguire, a JFK wartime friend, discusses marshal duties, history and the office created by Congress in 1789, noting its broad federal functions and comparison to a county sheriff.
Katharine Jarman Neville Methodist Sunday school held Rally Day on September 2. Devotional records by Mrs. Donovan followed. An Oct. 24 turkey and ham supper was planned. Various Jarman and Donovan family visits and a wedding were noted. Rev. Mark Killam led Neville Church board Sept. 21 planning sanctuary revitalization. Hugh Snead was laid to rest Sept. 21 at Neville Vesper Cemetery.
August 1964 savings bonds sales in Ohio total 24 million raising year to date to 4 million. Ohio reaches 68.8 percent of its goal with the period ending August 31. Clermont County August sales 21,752 and 60.4 percent of its yearly goal, E and H purchases at 285,913 to date. County bonds holdings estimated at 8.254 million bolster local purchasing power and economic stability.
Mrs. Mary Teke is named Clerk-Treasurer and will assume the post Oct 1 after Plotner resigns. Resides 518 Caroline St New Richmond ton. Has two children, Ronald and Jane. Formerly an
The Courier notes the service for Lew F Hugh Snead son of Mrs Nannie Snead and the late Clarence Snead of Neville. He leaves his mother and many cousins and relatives as a funeral home in New Richmon handles arrangements. The short piece ends with a rural adage: the driver is safer when roads are dry.
In New Richmond high school cafeteria on Thursday at 8, Democrats invite all candidates to introduce themselves. Mrs. Margaret Chandler, club president, says refreshments will be served.
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