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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1964
Page
6
A New Richmond reader urges that Life Squad ambulances be reserved for genuine emergencies not for transporting pregnant women to doctors or hospitals. The writer notes delays to serious cases when ambulances are used as taxis and praises volunteers who staff the unit without pay.
Mrs Nannie Snead entertained Mrs Edna Simmerman and Mrs Groves Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Williamson welcomed a baby boy at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital and host three daughters. Howard Pangburn won Grand Champion for a Guernsey heifer while his parents visited Louisville. Rev Mark Killam announces baptism at Pt Pleasant Sept 6 and revival Sept 13. Mrs Kay Snead and Georgia prepare for school after tobacco market visits with George. Sharon Holiday joined Judge Schwartz's daughters to see the Beatles in Cincinnati.
Seventeen Clermont county leaders were named to level posts in the first week of the 1964 United Appeal. Designated posts include Batavia Township vice chairmen for business and special gifts, and district wide coordinators in Franklin Miami and Ohio townships. The appeal supports 126 health welfare and character building agencies and 16 Red Cross services across Clermont Hamilton and parts of Kentucky. Magistrate asks driver how accident happened as motorist blames wife for falling asleep in back seat.
Marvin Winemiller, former Batavian, elected vice president of Haveg Corporation, subsidiary of Haveg Industries in Wilmington Delaware, leading the Aerospace Division. He graduated from Batavia High School in 1941 and attended the University of Delaware and University of Cincinnati. He is a member of The Church Hill in Hockessin, with parents Mr and Mrs John Winemiller of East Batavia Heights.
NEW RICHMOND Albert E. Plotner resigned at the August 24 council meeting to become clerk-treasurer at Bethel effective Oct. 1, replacing Denham Pride who moves to finance director of Upper Arlington Ohio. Plotner and wife Janice have held the office in New Richmond off and on since 1949. He was born here, educated locally, and studied accounting in Hamilton. They have two children Charles 22 and Janice 20. Plotner was active in Masons and Eastern Stars and ran a bookkeeping and tax service before joining the state auditor’s staff in 1902. Mayor Carl Strittmatter accepted the resignation with regret and had no replacement yet.
The September meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service will be held at the church on Wednesday September 9 with a noon potluck. New officers will be installed as part of the program. Frank Hackney Jr a machinist's mate second class USN husband of Miss Jline Beach of 213 Au St New Richmond was scheduled to visit New York August 21-25 aboard the stores ship USS Arcturus.
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