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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1964

Page

2

New Richmond High Homecoming Parade and Float Winners

New Richmond High School marked its sixth annual Homecoming with a 7 pm parade featuring five floats and the N R H S Band. The 8 pm football game against the Madeira Mustangs followed, with halftime floats parading and the Sabin Science Club Heath Careers Club float winning first prize for “Rocket to Victory.”

New Richmond High School N. R. HS Madeira Mustangs Sabin Science Club Heath Careers Club

Clermont County Republicans Thank Attendees At Ox Roast

Clermont County Republican Party thanks attendees and volunteers for the Ox Roast. Headquarters locations listed at Batavia Mt. Carmel Felicity Milford advertise hours and contact numbers with volunteer opportunities and extra copies of the party newsletter.

Clermont County Republican Club

Homecoming Queen Crowned as Victory Train Floats Entertained

The 1964 Homecoming festivities featured six sophomore to freshman attendants on a Victory Train themed float and three senior Queen candidates. Miss Sandee Epply was crowned Homecoming Queen after the commanding float parade, though the football game ended 16-0 to the Mustangs.

Key Club Becky Mikles Sherry Hayden Marsha Snider Lavonda Wate Ger Mores Ernestine Sim Donna Smith Queen Sandee Epply Linda Huff Barbara Metzger N.A.H.S Gayle Wingo Wayne Reid Mustangs

Rummage Sale From Olive Branch Church Sponsored Event

A rummage sale is sponsored by the Naomi Circle of Olive Branch Methodist Church. It takes place on Saturday October 17 from 8 30 to 12 noon at Mt Carmel School. Bob serves as vice president of both the Student Council and Area Student Council. Mrs Leslie manages the plate for Mrs Marsh sponsor of the NRHS Student Council.

Gayle Wingo Bob Holman Ernestine Simmons Pat Leslie Indian Hill High School Gayle N.A.H.S Wendell Garrison Batavia Gwendolyn Louise John Steward Jonn Steward Sr Winchester, Ky Mr. Steward First Baptist Church Miss Garrison Batavia High School Central High School Jewish Hospital Naomi Olive Branch Methodist Church Mt. Carmel School Area Bob Leslie Marsh N.R.H.S

Miller to Speak at Taft Oct 21 in Cincinnati

Gordon H. Scherer and Smith H. Tyler Jr. announce that William E. Miller, Republican vice presidential nominee, will arrive in Cincinnati October 21. Miller to speak at Taft Auditorium at 12:00 PM after arriving about 11:00 AM at Boone County Airport. no tickets required.

Gordon H. Scherer Hamilton County Republican Central Committee Smith H. Tyler, Jr Citizens For Goldwatermiller William E. Miller United States Cincinnati Scherer John H. Hermanies Taft Auditorium Miller Boone County Kentucky Tyler

Poster Contest Winners Named at Owensville Festival

Owensville PTA president Mrs Pauine Turner and Ways and Means chair Ruth Engle thanked participants for the festival. Fourth grade Edwin Aver was among those noted for contributions and the event showcased student posters.

Owensville Pauine Turner PTA Ruth Engle Ways and Means

Colonel with varied law enforcement background noted

Noted for an efficient county police department, the colonel draws on a diverse background as deputy clerk of courts issuing warrants, a 20 year special deputy sheriff, investigator for the Common Pleas Court, special investigator for the prosecuting attorney, and juvenile officer. He is New Richmond High School educated, attended three schools during 31 months overseas in World War II, studied homicide investigation at the University of Cincinnati, completed three FBI courses, and has taught in police schools sponsored by the Prosecuting Attorney and sheriff's department.

Edward H. Corgnel New Richmond Batavia Clermont County Common Pleas Court U. S. Air Force University of Cincinnati Prosecuting Attorney and Sheriff's Department Order of Police Sheriff's Department

Upper Clough Civic Club Rummage Sale Scheduled

The Upper Clough Civic Club sponsors a rummage sale at the Civic Hall on Wednesday Oct 21 and Thursday Oct 22 from 7 to 9 p.m. Donations accepted. rummage can be delivered Wednesday.

Upper Clough

Faith and Reason in Spiritual Healing Quote

Mary Baker Eddy emphasizes that it is fair to ask each person for the reason behind their faith. This statement reflects her view on prudence and personal conviction in spiritual practice.

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