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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1969
Page
2
Milford officials and local chambers voice support for Batavia as the Ohio State Board considers a new educational unit. Leaders cite regional benefits and stress a 30 day extension to allow fuller study, noting Millet’s explanation favoring Batavia for a technical branch college.
A brief page two edition from The Clermont Courier dated Thursday October 23 1969. Contains local notices, society items, and brief community notes likely focusing on residents events and small town happenings.
Milford Chamber voices support for a Clermont County college and urges action on the Batavia site after a study of Bethel Tate. Leaders stress community unity and willingness to cooperate with educators to advance high educational facilities in the area.
Missionary to Zambia The Wesleyan Church Rosemary Maddux will speak at Mulberry Wesleyan Church Route 28 Mulberry at 7 30 p m October 30. The Clermont County Sheriff's Posse held a successful horse show and plans an open trail ride for Sunday October 26 starting 1 p m at Cabin Run Lakes with an evening meal. posse members are special deputies and may be called.
The Day Heights Garden Club meets Tuesday Oct 28 at 8 p.m. at 75 Kay Drive hosted by Mrs Martin Bertram with co host Mrs Gerald Sharpe. Clermont County Game Warden Robert Fife will speak on water pollution as the floral exhibit titled Dark Shadows debuts. Members are asked to bring three garden specimens including Best of Fall.
A vendor license notice lists James C. and Marion Holbrook doing business as Al's Carry Out and Live Bait at 410 Front Street, New Richmond, and William Schickel doing business as The Station at 127 West Loveland Avenue, Loveland, including an art center reference.
A hidden skeleton story unsettles residents as a closet mystery resurfaces. The eerie discovery triggers caution and local curiosity about past events linked to the home. Authorities caution against sensationalism while residents seek answers.
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