Clermont Courier Chronicle of Batavia's Oldest Paper
The Clermont Courier, Batavia Ohio, billed as Batavia's oldest newspaper, is a Republican focused weekly published every Thursday and recognized as second class matter under Congress Act of 1870. The notice indicates its lineage from earlier publications The Spirit of the Times and The Chronicle of the Times.
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Batavia
Ohio
Clermont Courier
Spirit of the Times
Chronicle of the Times
Clermont Courier Advertising and Photo Guidelines
The Batavia Ohio publication lists subscription and display advertising rate notes and staff roles. It states the Courier will not accept color photographs for reproduction and requires clear black and white images.
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The
Courier
Bethel AAUW Sets Fall Lunch Meeting Near Portsmouth
Bethel AAUW plans its first fall meeting on Saturday Oct. 13 at Shawnee Lodge in Shawnee State Forest near Portsmouth. Registration is at 11 a.m. with lunch and a talk by Betty Beaumont Ohio AAUW mental health chair. Reservations to Blanche Ingram Bethel 734 2727. Cancellations not accepted after Oct. 9.
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Aauw Bethel
Shawnee Lodge
Shawnee State Forest
Portsmouth
Betty Beaumont
Thank You Note and Amelia High Band Events Recap
A letter thanks relatives and neighbors for fire assistance to a family and honors Batavia Fire Department. It also recounts Amelia High School band activities led by Jerald Eggbert Robinson, including Sept 28 Northeastern High School performance, upcoming homecoming Oct 19 and planned contest trips, with personal details about Robinson.
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Batavia Fire Department
Larry C. Smith
Robinson
Amelia High School
Jerald“Eggbert” Robinson
Cincinnati
Madeira High School
Ohio State University
Peggy
Greg
Lori
Susy
Mt. Carmel
Amelia
Cincinnati Gardens
Western Brown
Northeastern High School
J.R
Seven youths cited for property damage in Amelia case
Deputy Robert Krekeler charged seven 16-year-olds with malicious destruction of property for causing about $5,000 in damage to an uninhabited residence on Judd Road in Amelia owned by Lawrence W. Dickerson. The incident on September 18 involved holes punched in ceilings and bags of building debris. The youths were cited to Juvenile Court.
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Clermont County
Robert Krekeler
Lawrence W. Dickerson
Judd Rd
Amelia
Dickerson
Bethel Branch Library to Resume Story Hours This Fall
Bethel Branch Library will start regular children's story hours on Saturdays from 2 to 3 pm beginning October 6. The Bethel Junior Women's Club sponsors, providing guest storytellers. Diane Canter is president and Mary Morton coordinates hours. Dates include October 6 and 20, November 3 and 17, December 1, 15, 29 with seasonal stories around Halloween Thanksgiving and Christmas. Meanwhile the Mt. Washington Chapter of DeMolay hosts a rummage sale October 13 at the Mt. Washington Masonic Temple from 9:30 am to 4 pm.
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Bethel Branch Library
Bethel Junior Women’s Club
Diane Canter
Mary Morton
Mt. Washington
Order of DeMolay
Mt. Washington Masonic Temple
Locust Corner News And Community Notes
Local column lists visits and family news. Annabelle Sigel entertains relatives from St Petersburg Fla Bethel and Youngstown while Emeric Bradbury grows sugar corn and Marvin Warner delivers produce to Gov Gilligan. Obituary notes for Allen Ireton. Rummage sale by Mt Pisgah Methodist Women on Oct 6.
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Annabelle Sigel
Evelyn Loemer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Nellie Hibler
Bethel
Mary Jane
John Johnson
Youngstown
Locust Corner
Emeric Bradbury
Marvin L. Warner
John Gilligan
Marie Auxier
Higginsport
Grandma Trisler
Earl Lipps
William Moore
Austin
Frank Fulton
Lujac
Ireton
Allen Ireton
Christine Watson Ireton
Goldie Behymer
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Riley Frank
Christ Hospital
Jess Cross
Brown County Hospital
Maysville
Planners Urge Tate Not To Rezone
Clermont County planning officials clash with Tate over rezoning 150 acres of agricultural and commercial land near Bethel. A Wilhiamsville Tabasco School harvest festival marks the year with Richard Smith leading the Oct 6 event from noon to 8 p.m. on school grounds. Public invited.
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Tate
Clermont County
Bethel
Wilhiamsville-Tabasco
Richard Smith
Wilhiamsville-Tabasco PTA Sets October Meeting
The Wilhiamsville-Tabasco PTA will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday October 9 at 7 30 p m. The program features fourth grade students and sixth grade mothers will provide refreshments.
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Wilhiamsville-Tabasco Pta
Mt. Moriah Women Plan Rummage Sale
The United Methodist Women of Mt. Moriah United Methodist Church will hold a rummage sale Friday Oct 5 from 9 am to 5 pm in the Fellowship Hall at 681 Mt. Moriah Dr Williamsville. Clothing for all ages and other items will be offered.
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United Methodist Women
Mt. Moriah United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Mt. Moriah Dr
Williamsville
Lunch Menu Entrances Include Barbecue, Fish Sandwiches
The menu lists October 11 barbecue sandwich with creamed carrot slaw, potato chips, apple sauce cake, milk. October 11 also features dill chips stewed tomatoes and chilled peaches. October 12 offers a fish sandwich with potatoes fruit mix and milk.
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Clermont Publishing Co
W. Main St
Pec
Jerald B. Fortney
France Raine
Sue Porter
Margaret Jamieson
Jo Kemp
William Massey
William Harig, Jr
Julie Shanabrook
Diana Shelton
Bethel Aauw
Merwin
McDonald’s
Mr. Robinson
Boyd Dobson
Tim Shannon
Ed Tennis
Jeff Bolen
Richy Battstone
G. Clef
Amelia High
McDonalds
Wight
Allstate Motor Club
Highway
Chapel Rd
Lindale Baptist Church
Lindale Pike
Amelia, Ohio
James E. Nolan
Web
Amelia Bakery
E. Main St
BY Marie Auxier
Mt. Pisgah
PTA Meeting
Mt. Moriah
LEVIS
Levi's
Fruit Farm
S.R
Elia Elfervick Ameli
Taster’s Choice
Partridge
Folger’s Instant Coffee
apeLes
Rin
Coca Cola
Niagara Spray
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