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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1975
Page
2
The Clermont County Bicentennial Committee discusses ordering county shaped medals to mark the nation’s bicentennial and the county’s 175th birthday. Plans include a possible Land of Grand Band concert, choosing honor band members, and raising about 4000 for uniforms.
The Amelia Business Club will sponsor a village cleanup on Sunday September 7 from 2 to 5 p m. Limited to the village limits it will collect cans bottles and debris. Meet at the First National Bank parking lot with refreshments provided by Coca Cola. Participants include Boy Scout Troop 443 area Girl Scouts and the Amelia High School athletic department.
Senator William Mussey and Senator David Johnson sponsor legislation to clarify the Ohio Lottery Commission authority and require public meetings and Civil Service protection for all lottery employees. Governor Rhodes supports the bill to end patronage and appoint a director from the top Civil Service scorers. The measure targets transparency and professional management after more than $100 million handled by the lottery in the last year.
Two Clermont County men are among the 100 first year students accepted for the evening studies division of the Salmon P. Chase College of Law at Northern Kentucky State College in Covington. Delmar Eversole and John Walker both entered the evening law school. Eversole is a Cumberland College graduate and Walker a University of Cincinnati graduate. The Batavia Grange plans a Thursday meeting September 4 at 8 p.m. Officers will be elected and pillows and sewing contest entries judged.
An open house honored H. David Gallagher who retired after ten years as Clermont County Deputy Auditor in charge of personal property tax. The 64 year old plans to fish golf and ignore the alarm clock while noting the annual personal property assessment totals about 10 million dollars. He previously worked as a state highway department inspector and lives with his wife Frances at 190 North Riverside Batavia. The Union Extension Homemakers Club meets September 10 at Mrs Edna Wiefering’s home.
The Clermont Courier is published weekly by Clermont Publishing Co at 385 W Main St Batavia Ohio 45103. Subscription rate is 4 dollars per year and second class postage is paid at Batavia.
Ormond addresses the Clermont County Professional Workers Association luncheon at Cincinnati Gas & Electric Auditorium Batavia on Friday September 5 at 12 noon. The committee aims to attract new industry institutions and business firms and encourage visits to the county attractions and as a site for conferences. An audio-visual presentation highlights outstanding aspects of the county.
The Courier delivers the latest county news with updates on local government actions, public notices, and community events. Report highlights include infrastructure plans, school board decisions, and notable developments affecting residents and businesses.
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