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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1961
Page
10
The Courier reports Ohio adopts a wound reporting law effective Sept 29 1961 making anyone involved in a deadly weapon wound report to sheriff police or highway patrol with penalties up to 1000 fine or six months imprisonment. It excludes privileged communications and requires physicians to report known victim details while protecting good faith reporters.
The article recalls General George Rogers Clark’s 1782 expedition from Kentucky to destroy Piqua Town near Springfield, birthplace of Tecumseh, as part of early Indian Wars. It notes the George Rogers Clark State Memorial in the Mad River valley and ties Clark’s frontier campaigns to later Lewis and Clark exploits and Jefferson’s 1804 1805 expedition.
The piece cites population growth from 250 million at the start of the Christian era to about 2500 million today, with projections suggesting possible crowding by AD 2026 or, by more cautious views, in about 700 years. It notes standing room only for the third millennium and discusses gout and wine with historical medical context.
Mrs Anna Bickmore Meyers dies at 92 in Clermont County. Maurice Lenz becomes Northeastern Schools head and buys the Dewey Hardin property on Benton Rd as the Hardins move to Milford. Misses Alice Yeager and Elizabeth Upp take a Kentucky fishing trip. Mr and Mrs Lester Stinson return to Pittsburgh after visiting Miss Mayme Ulrey.
Six professional magicians from The Society of American Magicians present a 1961 magical show at Williamsburg High School at 8 p.m. Saturday September 16. Proceeds support school activities and students interested in magic.
The 1892 Benz with one cylinder 5 hp hand starter belt transmission chain drive and solid tires is shown with top kerosene lights and wooden fenders as accessories. Featured on TV coast to coast, this relic leads a Car and Carriage Caravan exhibit at Luray Caverns in Luray Virginia with more than 75 restored vehicles.
A Red Cross class on home care of the sick and injured begins Friday Sept 8 at the Memorial Building. Sessions meet 7 30 to 9 30 p m weekly for seven weeks taught by a Red Cross nurse. Information and enrollment via Red Cross Nursing Service.
Articles of incorporation for The Independent Baptist Church No 2 filed by E F Braley agent at 80 Lucy Run Rd announced by Secretary of State Ted W Brown. Incorporators listed as Fred Ashbrook Edwin Redmond and Roscoe Jones.
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