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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1963
Page
3
The document lists several township officials including Elbert J. Dittman Osborne Paul A. Berger Tate and Milton Behymer with Richard S. Winder Lois J. Donnelson and Joseph Wernicke among others indicated as township officials or clerks in the locality.
Congressman at Large Robert Taft Jr reports on the Manpower Development and Training Act expansion clearing the Senate and heading to the House for action. He notes H R 4955 passed 377 to 21 to extend federal funds through 1967 with state matching, aiming to curb unemployment and welfare costs while contrasting it with other ideas such as Youth Employment and Area Redevelopment Acts. A civil rights amendment to ensure non discrimination failed on party line. The bill proceeds to the Senate for consideration.
Owensville item details Mrs Clifford Rosselot hosted the Ladies Bridge Club with a Wednesday evening gathering. Visits include Max Green of San Bernardino California with sisters Mrs Rosselot and Mrs Genet, and Everett Yeager plus daughter Alice traveling to Cleveland for a visit with Eddie Knauer and Lucille Yeager. Fire warnings cite dry spell and numerous calls to burn trash or leaves.
Milford High School senior John McDermott advances to the final round of the Ohio History Government and Citizenship Contest at Ohio University in Athens November 1 and 2. He is among 103 county and state at large winners from Ohio's 88 counties who competed in the preliminary objective exam, part of a field of 6803 students.
The text argues that salvation reveals God’s love and that believers are already called to Christian service even if unaware. It cites Romans 12 1 Proverbs 3 5 6 and John 15 16 to claim God’s choosing and urging to bear fruit.
Milford police distribute a safety color book to students in public and parochial schools. The book, prepared by the Police Safety Council, shows safety rules and dangerous situations with child friendly illustrations and advice. Letters from Chief Earl Konrad and Dr. Robert H. Terry appeal to children for cooperation in protection. Local merchants and businessmen sponsor the distribution.
The quote reflects on judging a person by precedents, noting that true ability is unknown until attempt. It emphasizes humility in assessing human potential and the value of trying beyond past expectations.
The First Baptist Church of Withamsville will observe its first anniversary in the new building at 719 West Ohio Pike on Sunday October 27.
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