Clermont Courier historical description and publication note
The Clermont Courier is Batavia Ohio's long running newspaper published every Thursday and Tuesday. It describes itself as a Republican-leaning periodical with roots dating to 1826, succeeding earlier titles and operating under Clermont Publishing Company with second class postage paid at Batavia.
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Tueday
Batavia
Obiec
of Congress
Clermont Courier
Spirit of the Times
Chronicle of the Times
Ohio
Four County Girls Help NBC Telecast for DiSalle Event
Four Clermont County girls were chosen to represent the Young Democrats of Ohio at a DiSalle event held at Amelia High School. Usherettes Ronnie Hancock Judy Reynolds Barbara Leever and Libby Daniels escorted candidates and Governor DiSalle through the audience as the NBC filmed a nationwide telecast. The program, arranged by Mrs. M. Dale Osborne, featured remarks by DiSalle and others, with a Sept 24 week telecast planned.
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Cermont County
Young Democrats of
Ohio
Michael V DiSalle
Amelia High School
Ronnie Hancock
William H. Hancock
Williamsburg School
Judy Reynolds
Allen E. Reynolds
Newtonsville
Northeastern
Barbara Leever
Goshen
Libby Daniels
Perry Daniels
Milford
Jerry Raser
John E. Wilson
John F.paschal
David Michael Roberts
Harry M. Hoffheimer
John W. Keefe
Court of Appeals
di Salle
Charles W. Jackson
Jackson
DiSalle
William Henderson
Walter Howard
Batavia
California
How Fast Can You Draw at Cherry Grove Plaza
An event titled How Fast Can You Draw features cap pistol firing by 12 year old and under girls and boys at Cherry Grove Plaza September 27 28 and 29. Children draw against an electronic clock with 1/100 second timing. Ten fastest will advance to a final shoot-off at 4 p.m. September 29 for the grand prize.
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Cherry
Grove Plaza
Plaza
Rasor Attacks Harsha On Space Funding Vote
Democratic candidate Jerry C. Rasor charges Congressman William H. Harsha Jr owes the Sixth District an explanation for a no vote against NASA space appropriations on July 20, 1961. Rasor warns that Soviet space gains could grant strategic lunar surveillance advantage and jeopardize U.S. security.
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Jerry C. Rasor
Congress
William H. Harsha ,Jr
Sixth
America
Harsha
House
National ‘Aeronautics and Space Administration
Rasor
Tong
Russia
United States
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Newtonsville News Roundup and Local Notes
Newtonsville resident Joe Walker returns home from Lovering Rest Home and is reported doing nicely. Monterey Church of Christ homecoming attendees include Lyda Beth Sutton, Ben Clemons, Herbert McCormick, and Herbert Williams families. Local dining hosted by Elmo Hutchi son with visitors from Mt. Pisgah and Oakley. Wayne Township Democratic Club met Sept 18 at old schoolhouse 8. Little League coach Mark Reynolds thanks players and parents. season record 7 wins 8 losses. Pvt Harry Tyson at Ft Dix N J reports new mailing address and requests home mail.
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Monterey
Harry
Butch” ‘Tyson
Ft. Dix
N.J
Harry R. Tyson
N.G
Identical Twin Sons Born in Batavia
Lynn and Jerry ite of Knauer Ave Batavia welcomed identical twins on Sept 12 at Chestley. Melvin B weighed four pounds eight ounces and Neil D four pounds two ounces. Parents say mother and boys are doing fine. Grandparents include Alice White and Batavia residents.
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Chestley
Lynn
Jerry Ite
Knauer Ave
Batavia
Melvin B
Neil D
Alies
Alice White
Bantam
F. &. Skeen
R. Pagle
University of Cincinnati offers $42 for three hour credit
Dr. Burress urges UC campus participants to join group discussions with no obligation to attend. The course runs from 6 to 9 p.m. for three hours of credit at the University of Cincinnati and costs $42. Dr. Burress, a Clermont County resident, is quoted on opportunities for discussion.
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Burress
University of Cincinnati
Clermont County
Rotary Club and Camp Lake Allyn Send Thanks
The Courier thanks Rotarians and Boys Club of America for summer activities at Camp Lake Allyn. Gratitude notes the lifeguards who protected the children and appreciation extends to Clermont County Council for Retarded Children Inc P T O Clermont County Special Classes.
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Club of American
Camp Lake Allyn
Clermont County Council For Retarded Children, Inc
P.T.O
Clermont County
Batavia Salon at 60 N Second St Offers Hair Services
Until November 1, the Batavia salon House of Jacques operates at 60 North Second Street with contact 852-2294, inviting patrons to schedule appointments.
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Batavia
Jacques
2Nd St
WSCS Meeting Aids Church Benefit Sale
The WSCS group at Conover home organized a light weight comfort sale for church funds. Mrs Clyde Conover and mother visited Cincinnati on business. Revival attendance grew. Mrs Maxine Moore, former resident, is seriously ill in Memorial Hospital. A new house is under construction and other improvements underway. Church and Sunday school meet weekly at the Methodist Church.
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M. J. Conover
WSCS
Conover
Clyde Conover
Mother
Cincinnati
Maxine Moore
Pp Memorial Hospital
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William H. Quinn Quinn Insurance
Owensville
Harris Rosedale
Battle of Bands
F. W. Weaver
American Legion Post
Bill Wymer and His Orchestra
Len's Lake
Sugartree Rd
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Oxfords
Poplin
Soviet
Mabel McCormick
Joe Walker
Lovering Rest Home
Elmo Hutchison
Walter Heilman
Mt. Pisgah
Henry Hudson
Oakley
Wayne Township
Democratic Club
Old Schoolhouse
Mark Reynolds
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