Clermont Courier Issued as Batavia Ohio’s Oldest Paper
The Clermont Courier, Batavia Ohio, is a weekly second class newspaper published at 385 West Main Street by Clermont Publishing Co. It lists staff including Publisher Wrande Mame, Editor Sam Doak De ney, Managing Editor Margaret Jamieson, and Associate Editor William Massey. Subscription is $3.00 per year with advertising available on request.
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Batavia
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Clermont Courier
Spirit of the Times
Chronicle of the Times
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Doak de Ney
Margaret Jamieson
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William Massey
William Harig, Jr
Jee Shanabroek
Diana Shelton
West Clermont offers adult education classes at Glen Este High
West Clermont Local School District schedules a full term of adult education classes starting the week of Oct 1 at Glen Este High School. Registration is 7:30 to 9:30 at Glen Este or by mail. Courses include accounting, typing, shorthand, driver training, crafts, fitness, sewing, repair, guitar, art, auto mechanics, woodworking, and more. Eldon Parker coordinates. contact 752-1787 for details.
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West Clermont
Glen Este High School
Glen Este
Eldon Parker
Glen Bate High School
Barons Banter from School Page Two
The column notes changes for the new school year including revised dress code and a new horticulture class taught by Mr. Steve Ferris. James G. Pease takes over as band director for junior high, marching band season begins, and a 27-0 loss to Glen Este is cited.
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Steve Ferris
Robinson
James G. Pease
County Records Two Large Land Transfers
Locust Corner Land Co Inc acquired nine parcels totaling 353 acres in Pierce Township from Rudolph Wurlitzer Co and later the late Annette Wurlitzer Knoop. Executor Christopher B. Knoop arranged the transfer with an assessed value of 47 980. Barkley Showe seeks to annex about 100 acres of Elston Farm northwest of New Richmond to the village. public hearing scheduled for Nov 19.
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Clermont County
Locust Corner Land Co. Inc
Main St
Batavia
Rudolph Wurlitzer Co
Annette Wurlitzer Knoop
Locust Corner
Pierce Township
Christopher B. Knoop
Barkley Showe
Clermont County Commissioners
U.S. 52
New Richmond
Elston Farm
Margaret Wolf Sings With MSU Women’s Chorus
Margaret Wolf is a member of Morehead State University Women’s Chorus. The group will perform at the MSU Choral Festival October 18 and 19 and at the Christmas Concert December 4. The chorus appears at campus events and regional functions.
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Margaret Wolf
Amelia
Morehead State University
MSU
Clermont County Chamber Luncheon Sees Several Committee Reports
Clermont County Chamber of Commerce plans a noon meeting at the Hearth Restaurant Mt. Carmel. The nominating committee will present its report ahead of the annual election. The Task Force for the United Appeal drive will also report along with updates from the Public Relations and Membership committees.
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Clermont County Chamber of Commerce
Hearth
Mt. Carmel
United Appeal
Clermont
Clermont County Hospital
Monroe Two Night Shoot Sponsored by Civic Association
The North Monroe Civic Association will sponsor a night shooting on September 15 from 7 to 10 p.m. at its range on Fair Oaks and Berry roads in Monroe Township. Shooting will use still targets only and all trap shooting enthusiasts are invited.
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Local Births and Visits Noted in Amelia and Surrounding Areas
Amelia newborns include a baby boy born Aug 16 at Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati to Mr Mrs Neal Manning. Grandparents listed from Amelia Williamsville. Lisa Worthington had a tonsillectomy at Good Samaritan and is home. Visitors and relatives from Baton Rouge Dunedin Midland Painesville join in weddings and birthdays.
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Neal Manning
Amelia
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Gary Manning
Donald DeTellem
Williamsville
Lisa Worthington
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cecil Brown
Baton Route
Mary Lee Houser
Madge Goodman
Mt. Crab Nursing Home
Mt. Crab
Lester Jones
Dunedine
Fla
Lee Jones
Harry Flaugher
Midland
Lora Williams
William D. Pommert
John Pommert
David
Mary
Joseph Wey
St. Gabriel Church
Painesville
Ohio
Sid Scorsee
Grimes
Conroy
Bosch
Bobb Pollit
Gretchen Carroll
Cincinnati Playhouse Expands Wheelchair Access
The Cincinnati Playhouse now provides two wheelchair spaces at each performance. House manager Mary Stagaman will assist handicapped patrons at the Marx. callers should notify the box office in advance so arrangements can be made for arrivals.
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Cincinnati Playhouse
Mary Stagaman
The
Marx
New Disposal System For West Clermont Schools
West Clermont School District will replace old waste methods with dumpsters for 12 schools to comply with new air pollution rules. Incinerators meeting code cost 4 000 to 5 000 dollars each, making full purchase prohibitive. district seeks alternative disposal solution after Air Pollution Control Commission findings.
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West Clermont
Air Pollution Control Commission
Hugh Walker
Tri-State
Pak-Mor, Inc
Willowvile
Walker
Man Pleads Guilty To Lesser Charge In Sparkman Homicide
Robert R. Clayburn 21 of Amelia pleads guilty to second degree homicide in the death of 15 year old Mike Sparkman from an Oct 8 1972 car crash. He was set for a second trial before changing his plea and was referred for presentencing investigation.
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Robert R. Clayburn
Amelia
Mike Sparkman
Clayburn
Probation Department
Sparkman
Clayton
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