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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1962
Page
2
The Clermont Courier for September 11 1962 returns with brief notes from Clermont Publishing Company and local items on page two. Contents appear as standard community notices and short updates from The Courier.
A UA audit shows 18,762 Clermont County residents used United Appeal agencies, with 5,197 children under 18 in scout programs and 261 sent to summer camps. The report, noting 142,787 area health and rehab services last year, emphasizes local self help with 544,477 people aided across 126 agencies in the Greater Cincinnati area.
Column recounts Brigadier General William Haines Lytle’s Civil War service from recovery at Cincinnati to leadership in the Army of the Cumberland. It covers Perryville and Chickamauga battles, his fatal wound, Confederate respect at Chickamauga, burial process, and the Lytle monument in Cincinnati. The piece notes his fame as a lawyer and politician and honors his sword and pen legacy.
School lunch menu lists meals for September 11 to 14 beef stew with vegetables tossed salad cherries bread and butter milk meat loaf mashed potatoes gravy green beans tea bread and butter milk ham burger on bun buttered corn lettuce salad banana pudding macaroni and cheese buttered peas pepper butter sandwich cole slaw raisins
Richard Allen Adams seventeen of Kellogg Avenue Cincinnati was wounded in the leg during a police chase Wednesday night after two youths were chased in connection with break ins at Jones-Florer Street. Chief Larry Collier said he pursued them and Adams was taken to Brown County Hospital for treatment.
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