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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1962
Page
5
Albert W. Von Sickle M. D. of Clermont County presents guidance on influenza: its difference from the common cold, symptoms, potential complications, and the role of vaccination. He notes vaccines are 70 percent effective, outlines who should be vaccinated, and stresses bed rest and medical supervision for treatment and prevention.
Requiem high mass for Mrs Barbara Rosenhoffer West 79 mother of Judge Chris Rosenhoffer was held Oct 6 at St Veronica Mt Carmel with interment in Spring Grove Cemetery. Walter C Moore 57 of Summit Rd Batavia died. services at Moore funeral home Batavia and interment Batavia Cemetery. survived by son Holmer daughter Gene Bolton sister Minnie Gillman brother Fred Moore.
Goshen Township Democratic Club meets Tuesday Oct 9 at 8 p.m. in the junior high school building. All county candidates will attend and a school levy renewal discussion is planned. A membership drive urges Democrats to join and work for better government.
Officers for 1962 63 are President Robert Jones Vice President Olivette Miller Secretary Connie Calebaugh and Treasurer Judy Kirby. Room representatives include Seniors Bob Moyer David Ropp Juniors Nancy Jordan John Nichols Sophomores Cindy Curry Kathy Wallace Ronnie Chapman Freshmen Mary Block Scott Keith Kirby Kent Gali Jacksé ter ore Watson idtene Jerry Burger.
Amelia Elementary bands hold monthly meeting tonight at 8 p.m. at the school to nominate officers for the coming year. Election will be at the November meeting. Mrs Sharah Buchanan invites newcomers to participate and thanks supporters of the skating party.
Williams burg postmaster Marvin Sprague reported a letter from William H. Neal national director of the U S Savings Bond program commending the local post office for promoting and selling U S Savings Stamps. Neal praised the program as a tool for citizenship and thrift. The post office sells Savings Stamps in 10 and 25 cent sizes and Batavia Church of God announces a revival Oct 7 to 13 led by Rev. Moses Kitchen with nightly services at 730 p.m. and music.
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