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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1969
Page
6
The Clermont Courier notes the Freshmen elected officers Lori Hackmeister president Lori Nau vice president Kevin Bucher secretary and Shelby treasurer. Oct 14 in Clermont at 4 p.m. supporters urged to attend. Fund drives involve Juniors and Student Council with magazine subscriptions sales for the prom.
The Latin Club continues under sponsor Mrs. Smith with officers Shelby Moore president Patty Clark vice president Patty Smith treasurer and Beth Dority secretary. Clermont NFO chapter sent delegates to the state convention in Columbus where Maurice Sargent led the local delegation among others. The event at the Ohio State Fair Grounds featured a certificate of completion awarded to Donald L. Carter of Batavia for attending the Grange Mutual basic insurance school. The club hosted trail rides fairs clinics parades and plans visits to horse farms the veterinary school and Sunrise Nursing Home in Amelia while promoting 4 H ideals with guest speakers.
The Batavia Life Squad invites local residents to become associate members on a fee basis. Members receive emergency first aid coverage and support equipment and operating costs. The squad runs on memberships and volunteers, with annual costs about $3500 paid from member fees.
Four weeks after a brain blood clot Owensville woman recovers and rests. Mrs Harlow of Bethel and sister visit cousin in Columbus. Harriett Lohrer recuperates at son’s home Glen Este. Golden wedding anniversary for Everett and Florence Yeager celebrated with family, gifts, and dinner. MYF bake sale raised 57.40. District Fall Youth Rally set for October 8 at Washington House Methodist. Methodist Men clear 1847 from county fair soft drink sales. Mrs Yeager hosts club. visitors from Oakland, Calif. George Washington wore glasses later in life and remarks on aging.
Amelia Lions Club sponsors an auction Saturday October 11 at Community Park Ohio Pike at the east edge of Amelia. The sale starts at 7 p.m. Jim Davis can be reached at 753 5632 for item pickup donations. Proceeds support Lions projects aiding the blind.
From their new album Abby Road the Beatles release Come Together and Something with Johnny Rivers One Woman and Ode to John Lee as flips. Blood Sweat and Tears spin And When I Die backed by Sometimes in Winter. Peter Paul and Mary return Leaving On a Jet Plane with The House Song. Batavia top ten lists Jesus Is A Soul Man Elvis Suspicious Minds Groovy Grubworm Dont It Make You Want to Go Home Jean Tracy Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye and more.
Edwards moved to Clermont County years ago to launch Becker Discount Drug Company stores in Loveland and Newport Kentucky and then ran the Becker Store in Mt. Carmel. He left Becker in 1967 to start Discount Mart in Bethel and later opened outlets in Hillsboro Greenfield and east Cincinnati. A Batavia facility will become a Discount Warehouse Store primarily for offices and warehousing at first.
A Battle of the Bands will be held on October 24 at St. Patrick's Hall in Fayetteville Ohio. Admission is restricted to ages 14 and up and the event is sponsored by the CYO.
Advert says warts are virus caused and dissolve away with Compound W. It claims two medicines doctors use, simple drops apply as directed, with no cutting or burning and removal in days.
Rep William H Harsha of Portsmouth Ohio has been nominated to receive the 33rd Degree from the Scottish Rite Masons. The nomination came from the Supreme Council meeting in Boston on September 24. The conferral will be part of the next annual 33rd Degree Supreme Council meeting in September 1970 in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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