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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1969
Page
10
The Clermont Courier reports the death of A Spitzmiller, noted as a pioneer daily operator. The obituary notes his longtime involvement with local daily operations and marks his passing on September 1, 1969.
New Clermont County edition directories replace old ones on Sunday September 14 and New Richmond residents gain toll free calls to Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky numbers. Police Fire and Schools listings updated. Adolph Spitzmiller 87 former Clermont dairy founder dies in Florida. funeral in Forestville with burial at St Peter’s New Richmond.
The Clermont County YWCA branch will open four senior centers around October 1 in Batavia Bethel Milford and New Richmond offering dues of 2 dollars yearly and activities including recreation crafts information and social events. Volunteers are sought and the center will serve residents 60 and older with contact at Batavia 732 0450.
The Junior High Sunday School class at New Richmond Christian Church hosted a wiener roast and home made ice cream at Martha Whitt's home on Tuesday night September 2. They celebrated graduates moving to high school and a new Sunday school class with Mrs Clella Freeman leading and Rev Joseph Bronson and his wife attending.
Helen Behymer secretary of the American Legion Auxiliary Post 550 at New Richmond notes a special meeting and officer installation Tuesday September 16 at 8 p.m. at the American Legion Hall Lena King will install officers led by President Virginia Banks and other posts members. Dues paying time and membership drive highlighted by 30 active members seeking new members.
Eleven members of Boy Scout Troop 588 of New Richmond and seven adults canoed 20 miles from Fort Ancient down the Little Miami River on Saturday morning Sept. 6. The group completed the mission safely arriving home hilariously happy and soaking wet with tales of spills and adventures.
Joe Jennings of Cincinnati Gas & Electric will speak to the PTA groups of New Richmond schools on Monday September 22 at New Richmond Elementary School at 8 00 p m. His topic is Adult Youth Conflict and will discuss the youth's struggle for survival.
The New Richmond Women's Interfaith Council elected two new officers at their meeting last Friday September 5. Eleanor Jones was elected chairman and Marjorie Lang was chosen secretary. Retiring officers thanked fellow members and local ministers for their cooperation as the council begins its first full year of regular meetings.
The Mary Martha Club of Cranston Memorial Presbyterian Church reminds readers that the final date to enter birthday or anniversary notes for the annual community calendar is next Wednesday September 17. Each entry costs 25 cents, calendar price is 50 cents, and entries can be submitted by calling Mary Martha president Mrs Helen Spencer at 742 5661 before September 17.
The 4 C's Radio Club donated 100 dollars to the Clermont County Fair Board to assist rebuilding the grandstand. Vice president Jimmie Bill Warden said the gift supports the new structure, completed in time for the August County Fair after a fire earlier in the year.
The Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company hosts the Color Turns You On promotion in its Fourth and Main lobby through Oct 3 featuring 90+ home entertainment models from 12 manufacturers. Demonstrations run daily from noon to 1:30 and include Sony video tape visuals and colorful fashion displays with Kathleen Wellman models. Major Award is a Color TV Console. contest sponsors include WKRC TV WCPO TV WLWT and 300 local dealers.
The Bureau of the Census will conduct a national immunization survey in the area the week of September 14. Interviewers Margaret Ryan of Cincinnati and Ester Kearns of Russellville will visit households to gather data on influenza polio measles diphtheria and other diseases. Data are used for statistical totals and kept confidential by law.
Tickets for the Farm Science Review on September 23 24 25 near the Ohio State University Airport Don Scott Field are sold at the Cooperative Extension Service Batavia Court House for 75 cents with gate price 1.50. Livestock demonstrations will cover swine beef and dairy herd health.
Billy Nelson of 1616 Concord Road Amelia receives a Junior Engineer Certificate from Toy Tinkers division of A G Spalding and Bros Inc for an original navy carrier model built from Tinkertoys. His entry will be entered in the 1969 Scholarship Award Program with fifty state finalists and a designer of the year prize including a $1000 bond and a trip to New York.
Brooklyn Dodgers star Jackie Robinson played in six baseball All Star games and also appeared in the 1941 College All-Star football game, showcasing his multi sport talents.
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