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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1973
Page
2
The Clermont Courier is a Batavia Ohio weekly Republican paper issued every Thursday with second class postage and historic lineage dating to 1826, continuing as Batavia’s oldest newspaper and successor to prior titles.
Publication page lists staff roles including Managing Editor Margaret Jamieson, Associate Editors JG Renree and William Massey, Advertising Manager William Harig Jr, Advertising Julie Shanabrook, Bookkeeper Diana Shelton, and circulation editor. Billing note shows subscription rate at $3.00 per year and display advertising rates on request.
The Withamsville Women's Auxiliary hosts an Adult Get-Together at Withamsville Community Park on Sunday September 23 from 5 to 9 p m. Plans include softball games card games and a sing along. An additional rummage sale is set for Amelia United Methodist Church Saturday September 22 from 9 a m to noon with a bonfire in the evening. Admission is seven dollars per couple with food provided.
The Mt. Pisgah Civic Club will host a fall smorgasbord on October 11 from 4 to 7 30 p m at the Civic Club. The event is open to the public and a contact phone number for details is 557 5368.
The Amelia High and junior high bands with 126 Barons planned Sept 20 instrument demonstrations at elementary schools and pack the band room as 64 eighth graders and 37 seventh graders work on marching and basics. Band parents held a Sept 10 meeting electing Bev Sims president and Doris Morris vice president, with Edith Kilburn secretary and Dorothy Bolen treasurer.
State Representative Harry C. Malott announced the State Controlling Board approved a 15672 grant to the West Clermont Local Vocational School District. Funds matched by local money will fund a greenhouse on Amelia school grounds, with plans approved earlier by the State Board of Education and funded via a revenue sharing bill Malott supported in April.
The United Methodist Women will meet on September 20 at 8 p.m. in Amelia United Methodist Church. Joseph Jennings of Cincinnati Gas & Electric will speak, with guests from five other area churches. Refreshments follow in the fellowship hall.
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