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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1967
Page
7
Parson Jones recounts a Sunday School encounter with Mr. C. U. Proovet who questioned faith, compared religion to medicine and LSD, and argued against heaven and hell. The class debated ethics and religion, ending with the preacher admitting they must study more before persuading others.
Karen Lee Aicholtz 17 wins Miss Newtown title with 25 prize, roses, trophy and school outfit. Pamela Walker 13 wins Junior Miss Newtown with similar prizes. Peggy Haynes 16 places second with 10 and a trophy. Parade riders include runners up Nancy Summers 19, Beverly Demasters 14, Norma Evans 14.
W. W. Hamilton explains that Slow Moving Vehicle emblems must be displayed during the day to warn following drivers. The guidance emphasizes visibility and proper placement on farm equipment and other slow vehicles operating on public roads.
A column listing a poem The Ten Mile Creek by Martha Nord and a feature on carrying thin too far with Curtis Heath. Ohio farm advisories urge destruction of volunteer corn to prevent cereal leaf beetle spread and potential fumigation requirements.
A jumble of wry lines about laughable birds and a pun filled scene. A jay walker joke and a failed note exchange linger amid references to a parrot, a fish, and a nocturnal cat. A closing line mentions a garbled invitation and a druggist’s reading aid.
A druggist hands a small bottle to a customer after consulting a paper slip. The bill reads one dollar seventy five cents. The scene suggests a simple daily transaction at a local pharmacy in a historical newspaper context.
A humorous, satirical piece describes a coach’s offbeat recruiting and training method. He claims success via aggressive recruiting, fast backfields chosen by race, and a focus on love and brotherhood. The narrator details uniforms, safety gear, and quirky language issues in youth football.
West Clermont Superintendent Everett E Park announced adult education classes to start Monday Oct 2 with a ten student minimum. Courses offered include Typing I and II Drawing Sewing Bridge Sketching Painting Modern Math for Parents Conversational French and Spanish Driver Training and more at Glen Este High School evenings. Resident fees are 12 per course except Driver Training at 34. non residents pay 18 except Driver Training at 34.
July payrolls in Ohio rose in Canton and fell in Akron Cincinnati Cleveland and Toledo from June to July with mixed results for July to July. Columbus Dayton and Toledo recorded increases while Akron Cincinnati and Cleveland posted declines. mines and quarries also slipped.
Tryouts and rehearsals begin Thursday at Goshen Elementary for "50 Years With The Livingstons" a musical comedy to benefit the PAL Fund. Directed by Marge Carpenter the show features Bill Rainey Mildred Heery and a large local cast with songs by Dick French and choreo by June Maclean. Proceeds fund student education. last year $3,400 aided seven students.
A compiled report claims Soviet lead in H-bomb capability and Nike-X deployment blocks. It notes US production cuts, predicts Soviet advantage by 1971, and includes sections on Ohio squirrel hunting season and wildlife trends. It closes with a reflection on forgiveness and divine love.
The Clermont Courier notes the 18 member Strategy Committee led by veterans and scientists warns the Soviet Union is rapidly closing the arms gap. It cites unclassified data showing US delivery 6 000 to 15 000 megatons versus Soviet 30 000 to 50 000 megatons, projecting Soviet superiority in three years.
The piece cites Rostow and Wiesner urging unilateral disarmament as a path to peace, while military advisers warn of Soviet first strike and blackmail risks. It argues the U S lacks an anti ballistic missile shield and urges citizens to contact their Congressional representatives.
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