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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1962
Page
5
Forestville officials announce a luncheon and bazaar hosted by Women of St. Timothy’s Church on Thursday October 25. Proceeds fund welfare work in the area while church women gain knowledge from Har Joint County agencies and tours of local services.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 22869 Batavia will meet October 23 at 8 p.m. at the hall on Davis Pike. Members are urged to attend.
Helen Van Del recalls her 1931 32 first grade class with names of students and absent Ray Shively Norma Jean Armen trout R. C. Rose. She recounts a scare when Betty Jo Frazier nearly choked on a sucker and her rescue, plus moments of cutting with her tongue and a Santa program with PJ outfits. Virginia Hill is praised for a tender heart.
Seven bands competed at Bethel football field in County Band Day. Participating bands were Goshen Amelia Northeastern Williamsburg Batavia Bethel and Felicity. Northeastern district band did not place in band performances but drum major Faye Emery took second place in baton twirling.
State Auditor James A. Rhodes said Ohio ran a 4,405,375 deficit in the first fiscal quarter based on general revenue fund figures. Expenditures totaled 195,238,225 while receipts were 190,832,850, excluding highway liquor and wildlife funds. The shortfall was mitigated by a 19 million transfer from liquor profits to cover the August school foundation distributions.
The Williamsburg Junior Women’s Club schedules the Harvest Ball on Saturday November 3 in the Williamsburg School Auditorium. Cliff Lash and Orchestra provide music from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m with tickets at 2 50 per person. Public invited and tickets available from club members.
School lunch offerings listed for five days starting October 15 include Johnny Marzetti and sides, comb ination sandwich with creamed potatoes, ham burger plate with salad, creamed hamburger with mashed potatoes, and fish sandwich with mixed vegetables. Desserts and milk accompany each meal.
Two four month old female German Shepherds, abandoned and wary of people, are in the dog shelter under Warden Begley. With patience and training they can be rehabilitated and adopted by a loving owner who will cover license and kennel fees.
Junior and senior high school math and science teachers attend an in service math institute at the University of Cincinnati. Participants include Paul Haverkos of Loveland and Mary Ejien Bruton of Milford High School. Sponsored by a National Science Foundation grant, it is the largest of ten Ohio institutes for 1962 63. A total of 265 institutes are held nationwide.
The Clermont Brown Federation of Farm Women's Clubs will meet October 18 at 10 a.m. in Williamsburg Methodist Church. Lunch will be served by the U and I Class.
The County Principal Association met in Williamsburg at Williamsburg school on October 9 electing 1962 463 officers. Elsie Minnick of Williamsburg was named president with Claude Wipperman Bethel as vice president and Catherine Hubey West Clermont as secretary treasurer. A round table discussed common problems and sharing of ideas with new professionals.
Williamsburg Community Council postpones its spaghetti dinner planned for October 27 due to conflicts with other events. A similar function will be held after the first of the year to allow more planning time, and the Oct. 15 meeting to discuss final plans is canceled. The regular meeting will be held Oct. 29 with all member organizations invited.
The Williamsburg Life Squad lists recent calls including Sept 27 John Robinson 54 Batavia to Christ Hospital after an auto crash and Oct 8 Emma Robben from Aber Road Williamsburg moved to Good Samaritan Hospital for care. Also noted are Oct 1 Mary Hutick ill to Batavia Center, Oct 2 Walter Moore ill to Christ Hospital, Oct 4 Geneva Lindsey ill to Batavia Medical Center, Oct 7 Millard Moore full injury to Batavia Medical Center, and Sept 29 Harold Wayne Hutchinson ill to Lady of Mercy Hospital.
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